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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): August 2, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): August 2, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898080201_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): August 2, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Tr Ni f - N x- - - BOURBON GHAMP MILLER v EWS I Established umujiuuijliju utiMUJuLutJitMaBaajmiamM i Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY fib i 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY AUGUST 2 pinniimTJin ifT wypTinwnjM1fTW MILLERS3URG I 1R8 f r NO 61 S M fSCZUHWlJUJejUMJLEiSl FOUR LO 2STct Jffews Notm Gntnerotl In And About The L Q NELSON Pleasant St opp Burs Miss Mnry Champ U the guest of Mrs G S Allell - Fir t Presbyterian building lots that is in the general acception of the world though a selection from any of these lots is a splendid foundation on which to build a picture collection Its a mid summer sale Prices are low We sold a great many pictures last week and have very decided to continue the sale 50 C FOR LOT 1 A nice little line of artistically framed pictures Figures Heads Landscapes etc Not a picture in this line that is not worth twice the money Good substantial 98 C FOR LOT 2 Large number of subjects Church Dr Bucks old office Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 Mr las Woolums visited iu Mays ville SaudajMr Dave Conwaj returned from Cincinnati Saturday Mr H Fulton and family have ¬ 1 to 5 pm moved to Carlisle Mr Hall Miller of Atlanta is the guest of relatives here frames up to date pictures See them Mr Robt Salter of Danville visited 150 FOR LOT 3 White and gold Antique oak or burnished gold lady friends here Sunday frames of all styles Nice line of subjects G reat values Oanyes Savage is assisting John Jame- ¬ 198 FOR LOT 4 You have been paying 350 and 64 for pictures son Jr in the post office not their equal Large handsome frames Very choice subjects Uhas Lavson soldVlonHS Weihl sevenAll in our East Window Prices marked in plain figures on each lot teen 1400 lb cattleAat 4 75 Mrs Bettie Ineels of Paris was the guest of relatives here last weeK Mr Ralph Miller of Cincinnati was the guest ot lady friends here Frlda E ft Miss Fav Nnttall or Eminence is the guest of Mr W Frank Miller and wife Carpets Furniture Wall Paper near Jeff T Vimont sold Simon Weihl twenty five head of l4C0 lb cattle ai 475 Very little threshiui here iu tha past week Some wuat js sprouting in the 1 fa A shock John Jameson Sr giuer has ben li V 1 7l JI R9K LI rll H il J assigned to Frankfort commencing 1i Aug 1st Mr Frank Bowden and Miss Nannie Bowden of Paris visited relatives here Sunday Mrs M D Kimbrough and babe of Oynthiana are guests of John Jameson and family Mr JohnvThorn returned last week from Dwitiht 111 where he snipped a fr car of horses Miss Lizzie Wood of Carlisle is the guest of Mr N C Wood and sister near town Mr Will Butler came up from Cincinnati Saturday to visit his mother who is quite ill McClelland Bros sold Turney Smith of Cynthiana last week two Also the best line of nice road geldings Misses Edna and Lilly Robertson went to Falmouth to visit their cousins the Misses Taliferro in town Mrs E A Robinson who has been sick at her daughters Mrs Chas Dar-¬ jMalta nell is much improved ¬ L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky TUESDAY month AUG 9TH 1898 returning every second Tuesday in each of Paris Kentucky L CO Reeerence Every leading physician RAILROAD TIME CARD L NRR ARRIVAL OF TRAINS illAffiS30fl Brvfl fiiV fci GPoxi 1SIjw BLUEGRASS SEED MACHINES - tioir9 From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p in 1010 p in Prom Lexingon 511 a in 745 a m 333 p in 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 pm Jfrom Maysville 742 a m 825 p m departure of trains To Cincinnati MISS EDNABELLE MILLER Built by J H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand ¬ O EDWARDS of Atlanta Ga Mi s Miller is the beautiful daughter of Capt and Mrs John A Miller of Atlanta Her fat ler formerly of Millersburg is now prsident of the Brady Miller Co largest stock dealers in the Soulh and is Captain of the Gov- ¬ ernors Horse Guards of Atlanta Miss Millers mother was formerly Miss Mollie Hall of Maysville 515 a in 751 a m 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a in 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators Haggard Reeds new laundry is doing firstclas vo k livens a call Haggard tfj Reed Import antrXJluinge on The Fraukfort V Cincinnati Two New Trains -X MUSC LLAuu MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND T Banner tdriiatfttKMi4SSP Spring rip New Western I v MISS NELLY BUCKNER wish to announce that they will open a Music Class for Piano on MondaySep r rpmnAr arn W8LiJ5Bki--jiMjW3 -- Jf A J Call and examine goods and get prices Why M stout Succeeds Here are a few reasons whv H R Stout has succeeded in building up the largest tailoring business in Pans FIRST He recognized the fact thatvfive years ago that the only of big profits and small sales Avas past day SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 PER CENT PL THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and his workmanship FOURTH He always does a he advertised 8i at a big profit says H S Stout If you want credit your high price tailor gladly extends it makes you pay dearly for it in the end Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best giving H S Stout a trial fTlHe makes the Finest Imported Suits for Sfe As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appre ciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- ¬ Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers coat for he save money by iti i- y yf 3000 AND PARIS FURNISHING H JOE MUNSON 3500 CO S TAILORING STOUT Manager Cutter t4v QygBBlSiBSH returned Friday frbm an extended visit with relatives at Stanford W R Sledd and R N Simpson of Lexington have been guests of Swiney Burris for the past two weeks Mr Will Peed and mother came down from Sharpsburg Sunday Mrs Peed will visit her son Mr John Peed Mr Wil Howard and daughter Miss Ida of Carlisle were here Sunday to see Mrs Olin Pope who is much im- ¬ proved Rev W M Britt returned Friday from Missouri His wife and son will return today from Grant where they visited relatives Mr Whittington Mann and Miss Fannie Mann of Paris were down Sun day to see their aunt Mrs W M Mille- who is still quite ill Mr and Mrs Caleb Corrington weit to Cincinnati yesterday to buy furniture for their new residence which will be finished in a few days Mr and Mrs Bert McClintock ai d sisters Misses Lizzie Lelia and Jennie McClintock have gone to Olympian Springs to spend a few weeks Rev Clarke D D of Augusta Kv has been holding a meeting at tre Presbyterian Church for the past week and will continue this week Dr French of Cincinnati was here Sunday to consult with Dr C B Smith and Dr Wm Savage in Robt Savages case who was some better yesterday Misses Maggie Chancelor Mary Tav lor Bessie Purnell Fannie Beeding and Mattie Power are attending the Teachers Institute at Paris this week Mr and Mrs Jos A Miller and Mrs G W Bryan returned Saturday from Atlanta arid Chicka manga and report 11 the boys of the Second Kentucky well Maj Henry Allen of Second TJ S Cavalry brother of J G Allen of this place was wounded at Santiago on July 3d and is now on his way to New York Mclntyre McClintock shipped a car of hogs to Cincinnati and two double deck cars of lambs to Boston Friday and two more double deck cars of lambs to Boston to day Having purchased the county right for the Little Wonder Seed Fan which will separate any and all kinds of seeds and can be operated by one man price 1200 I will try and call von all farmers Address Ed Bedford 2aug 3t Raddles Mills Ky ¬ MraHarmoniStitrndwbHildren ndmFaiikfattsaii and Noi 8 leaves at 430 p m at Frankfoitat 8l0 p m No 2 leaving Frankfort at arrives at 840 No 5 ttS--- i-J arrive m ni VAPOR r 7a leaves Frankfort at 115 HTH FOR and arrives at 4 p m Lumbago Sciataca No 8 leaving at 430 will connect RLeumatim Obesity via FJfj hiness via Emacia ¬ C fast limited at George with the Q Skin and Blood tion via ntown arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p Dieastt Kidney Diseases m This is a very desirable arrangeNnvons Diseaes AsthuiH Catarrh etc ment for persons going to Cincinnati or Fou ale By points uorth east and west of that city CHAS N FITfilAN C No 1 will connect with the Q fast traiu south and No 5 connects at At A Shires jewelry store Paris Ky C local pas- tnvrivr-cmr- Georgetown with the Qj rrwyrT3riramiii in senger from the south ¬ L-i- Term of 20 lessons private i1250 Term of 20 lessons class 625 aavance rayaoie in Studio within a square of City School For information address either of above at Paris Ky till lsep TF JlUyp iTlnrimlMBrr JWW j ¬ N YRUP CURES CONSTIPATION DR CALDWELLS ¬ Our line of mens tan shoeslembraces the newest novelties for Springs from the best manurarluryrs Dayis Thompson Isgrig We re ¬ pair your linen and put neck bands on Haggard Reed free xwijmKtf MtMMUUA ¬ Kidney Diseases CURED THAT HAn nrcu Mr G A Pronounced Incurablor We are the peoples friends TampicoIllwritcH FOLEYS KIDNEY u is meetlncf twift n n uaucrrui sue-tt fand staiso merchaVof cc Jritv I myself am 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and painful menstruation For Change of life it is the best medicine made It is beneficial during pregnancy and helps to bring children into homes barren for years It invigorates stimu ¬ lates strengthens the whole sys ¬ tem This great remedy is offered to all afflicted women Why will any woman suffer another minute with certain relief within reach Wine of Cardui only costs 100 per bottle at your drug store For advice in oases requiring special directions address giving symptoms the Ladies Advisory Department The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chat tanooga Tenn Rev J W SMITH Camden SC says My wl9 used Wlno of Cardui at home for failing cf the womb and it entirely cured her v JSuo For Gentlemen The bestis always the cheapest FOR SALE AT PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed - itisfactory Oalla promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices rea nahte THEfSTEEL ANCHOR RANGE up-to-dat- Yesterdays Temperature The following is the temperature as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co Has ball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi grate removable and renewable without of this city JStions Also draw out 7a m 76 having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction i 8 Ei p8 in all best materials skilled workmanship modern and piece of kitchen furniture noth its appointments A handsome For ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience sale by aiyprominent dealers e -- 12 m 2p m 3 9 a m7 10 a m 11 a m am 78 79 Clays Shoe Store Opposite Deposit Bank Wrights Celery Tea cures constipc tion sick headaches 25c t dnifrprists Wrights Celery Te3 regulates the - carl Crawford alvacuawfud CRAWFORD BSD Shop corner Mam and Fifth -- 8l TERSTEGGE GOHMANN CO K Louisville Ky - 4pm I JJ pm ill 83 84 86 87 86 su tat J v4q1 A W liver and kidneys tcures constipation tion rights Celery Tfea curN nnctin- sick headaches 25c at druggists Ii5c at all drug gists and sick headache- j -- 1 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 2 1898 REPLY TO SPAIN PRINCE BISMARCK IS DEAD The Iron Chancellor of Germany Succumbs to the Grim Destroyer Ilis Death Was Peaceful WAR CONTINUES I GEN MERRITT IS IN MANILA THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS rHREE AMERICANS W0UNDEDK Hie Document Submitted to 31 Cani uon French Ambassador Saturday The Government of the Philippines Ieft Open for the Present to 15e Deter xnined by a Commission to Be Ap ¬ pointed by the Two Countries He Arrived on the 25th and Was Greeted With Cheers From the Ships of So Suspension Except on Assurance of Adm Deweys Fleet Spains Acceptance of Terms Foito the Natives and British Subjects Da Not Ponce the Largest toCity inMiles Gen Surrenders Want the lsiands Given Hack m Command to Soainisli Rule London July 30 Natives of the Philippine islands and British subjects who have interests there are alarmed by the reports that the peace terms include the return of those islands to Spain As a result they have held a meeting here and after consultation with the Philippinas in France and Belgium have cabled to President McKinley and to Senator Davis chairman of the foreign relaThe message to tions committee President McKinley is as follows ¬ ¬ v k Birop r The cabinet convened in a special session Saturday to approve formally the answer of the United States to the Spanish note asking- peace Practically all was in read- ¬ iness for a final vote the language of the diplomatic note to be coufmuni cated to Spain having- been practical- ¬ ly settled upon Friday It is understood that the question left open as to the Philippines has been settled by leaving- the govern ¬ ment of the islands to the decision of a joint commission under certain broad conditions to be required of Spain these conditions being pro- ¬ tective of American life Aug- Washington 1 - - Still the general principle underlyi- ng- the arrangement is understood to be the development of the sober sec- ¬ ond thought of the American people as to the disposition of the Philippines unclouded by the clash of war and un ¬ affected by the momentary lust for territorial acquisition Of course it is understood with regard to other ques- ¬ tions than the Philippines the situa tion is as stated Friday Absolute cession to the United States of Porto Rico and all the islands in the West Indies save Cuba Relinquishment by Spain of sover- ¬ eignty in Cuba The United States will exercise control there until a stable g overnment can be established Acquisition of coal station in the Ladrone islands and perhaps the Carolines ¬ ¬ No assumption of Spain s Cuban or Washington Aug 1 The follow ¬ Aug 1 Prince Bismarck is dead He passed away Preparations at Montauk Point for the Re¬ ing dispatch has been received at the war department ception of Gen Shaf ters Army Has ¬ peacefully shortly before 11 oclock Hong Kong Aug 1 To Adjutant Troops Notltied of tenedThe Saturday night Their Good Fortune General of the United States The last worxls Prince Bismarck ut- ¬ Cavite July 25 Arrived tc Iay tered were addressed to his daughter wiped the 1 Countess von Rantzau who Washington Aug The progress about 12 Health of command good perspiration from his forehead They made in the negotiations for peace has Remainder of fleet four days in rear were Thanks my child iven rise in some quarters to an ex- ¬ All troops assigned me will probably family was assembled at pectation that hostilities are to be sus- ¬ be needed The whole Merritt Washington Aug 1 The navy de ¬ This will depend the bedside at the time of his death pended very soon and Dr Schweninger Dr Chrysander entirely upon the attitude of the Span- ¬ partment received this dispatch Satur ¬ and Baron and Baroness Merck were ish government and the nature of its day morninjr also present It has been Cavite July 20 To Secretary of answer to our demands made clear to the French ambassador Navy Washington Merritt arrived that hostilities will not be suspended yesterday on the Newport The re ¬ except upon the assurance of a full ac- ¬ mainder of the expedition is expected ceptance of our conditions and that he within the next few days Dewey has undoubtedly informed the Spanish Manila July 20 via Hong Kong cabinet that it depends upon Spain when the war shall cease Meanwhile Aug 1 Gen Merritt commander-in-chie- f of the American troops in the as an earnest that our government has not interrupted the execution of its Philippines arrived yesterday morn ¬ campaigns an order was issued from ing on the transport Newport several He the war department Sunday for the days ahead of the time expected dispatch of an entire army division to was greeted with cheers from all the The reinforce Gens Miles and Brooke in ships of Adm Deweys fleet as admiral went aboard the Newport and Porto Rico This will be known the provisional division and will be welcomed Gen Merritt soon after the commanded by Ma j Gen Wade at pres- ¬ ship came to anchor Gen Merritt returned the call and ent in command at Camp Thomas He is to turn over on leaving the flagship Olympia re- ¬ Chickamauga that command to Maj Gen Breckin ¬ ceived a gun salute that could be BISMARCK AT EIGHTT ridge inspector general of the army heard easily within the Spanish lines From his latest Berlin photograph and to report to Secretary Alger in at Manila All were well on the Newport and Washington for instructions before Bergen Norway Aug 1 The news of the alarming change in the condi ¬ tion of Prince Bismarck reached Emperor William late Saturday evening When the emperor was informed of the princes death early Sunday morn ¬ ing he was deeply affected and ordered his yacht to retuijn immediately The Hohenzollern with the emperor on board will reach Kiel Monday even ing The flag on the j acht is flying at Fredericksruhe Washington July 30 The war -partment has received the following dispatch from Gen Miles Port Ponce Porto Rico via St Thomas July 30 Secretarj- of War Washington On the 2Gth Garretson had a spirited engagement on skirmish line Our casualties four wounded all doing well Spanish loss 3 killed 13 The Philippinas resident in Europe pray you not to abandon the Philippine islands for the sake of peace with Spain Our loyalty and trust in the honor of America entitle us to your consideration and support To hand ovei our country again to Spain is contrary to the humanitarian proceedings of your noble nation Civilization and the wish of all classes trade and order all will be lost i6 Spanish au ¬ thority is re established in any form The message to Senator Davis says A cast iron agreement binding Spain tc form a government satisfactory to the inhab ¬ itants is preposterous To retain her sover- ¬ eignty means deception oppression and big ¬ otry We placed our rights in your hands and pray you to induce the president and senate not to abandon in the hour of peace a people who trusting in American honor fight foi their common interests CAUSED BY LAMP EXPLOSION A Fire in a Cheap Lodging House in Francisco Cal Five IiveB Lost and Five Persons Badly Burned r San Henrys division there terday today Last evening Commader Davis of the Dixie moved into this port fol- ¬ lowed by CapL Higginson with his fieet early this morning Gen Wilson with Ernst brigade now rapidly dis¬ embarking Spanish troops are retreating from southern part Porto Rico Ponce and Port have population 50000 now un ¬ der American flag The populace re ceived troops and saluted the flag with wild enthusiasm Navy has several Railway prizes also 70 lighters stock partly destroyed now restored Telegraph communication also be ¬ ing restored Cable instruments destroyed Have sent to Jamaica for others This is a prosperous andi beautiful country The army will soon be in mountain region weather delightful troops in best of health and spirits anticipate no insurmount able obstacles in future Results thus far have been accomplished without the loss of a single life Nelson A Miles ¬ ¬ wounded Yauco occupied yes- ¬ u l J WW ¬ ¬ Porto Rican debts by the United States No war indemnity from Spain The answer of the United States was submitted to M Cambon the French ambassador at 2 oclock Saturday afternoon Washington July 30 There were intimations at the state department Saturday that Spain will accept the terms as laid down by the president and that the next move on the part of the Madrid government will be such a notification and a request for the cessation of hostilities Of course this will be granted if the re quest for the stopping of the war is coupled with a positive acceptance of our terms Washington Aug 1 The persons best informed as to the probabilities declare that the answer of the Spanish government to the terms of peace outlined by the government of the United States is not expected before Tuesday This opinion is based upon a knowledge of the time when the United States communication was received in Madrid which was not until an early hour Sunday morning the time required to deciDher it the necessity for an extended consideration of the mat ter bj the Spanish cabinet and also the necessitj- for carefully framing the re joinder It is not meant by this state ment to question in any manner the full plenipotentiary powers of M Cambon the French ambassador in dealing with the subject On the contrary they are in latitude wider than those usually confered in such cases But his position is somewhat similar to that of the president himself who is obliged to secure the sanction of the United States senate to any treaty of peace that he may prepare for the ambassador must sub mit to the Madrid cabinet for its ap proval imy agreement that he may enter into But in the drafting of such an agreement he is fully au thorized to proceed in his discretion and to guard against any possibility of repudiation of his action he has been given the minutest definition of the concessions that will be made by the Spanish government on every point ¬ ¬ half mast special dispatch to the Lokal Anzeiger from Fridrichs ruhe says The death chamber is on the ground floor of the castle The prince died on an Ollean bedstead specially for him The from wood from Sachonwald end was preceded by a severe death struggle and terrible pain As he lies his head is slightly fallen forward on his breast and the hands are folded on the counterpane At the foot of the bed stand two watchers The city looks hardly different from its wont except that flags are at half mast The first to go to that position Sunday morning was the flag over the chancellerie which was lowered by the personal order of Prince Von Hoh enlohe the imperial chancellor Then followed the flags at the foreign office Berlin Aug 1 A PHILIPPINE INSURGENTS BURNING VILLAGES NEAR MANILA Agulnaldos band of insurgent are irom recent Hong Kong dispatches burn ¬ ing villages in their triumphant progress on their way to Manila The insurgents are becoming unruly and Dewey has been forced to request Aguinaldo not to be too severe with the Spaniards Dewey and Aguinaldo are fast friends although the American admiral cannot countenance the barbaric methods used by his native aid And more than that the United Sta tes is anxious to take the Philippines in a state of agriculture -- ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ and the various public buildings United States Ambassador White at noon Sunday sent the following dispatch to Count Herbert Von Bismarck at Frederichsruhe On behalf of the whole American people whether official or unofficial of whatever birth or descent I tender congratulations upon the mighty career now ended and assurances of the most sincere sympathy for yourself and your mourning ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ family5 The Emperor Francis Joseph has telegraphed condolence to the family and to Emperor William London Aug 1 The space the morning papers Sunday devote to Prince Bismarck alone is ample testi- ¬ mony that the man of the century has disappeared He was greater than Napoleon says the Daily Graphic for his work endures He was the greatest per- ¬ sonality of his century the pivot on which everything of importance in the history of Europe has turned The obituary in the Times occupies 13 columns By direction of the president the following dispatch was sent Sunday night to Hon Andrew D White United States ambassador to Germany that by any possibility could be g overnment pected to arise in the course of the gotiations It was not known to our ex- ¬ ne- ¬ U - had such powers when he appeared Satur day afternoon at the white house tc receive the American answer but when once the president was satisfied that he was competent to deal in an authorized manner with our government the production of his credentials was hailed with satisfaction as tend ing to hasten the reaching of an agree ment without loss of time and in the most direct manner for technically the United States is now treating with Spain without the intervention of any third power It may be said also that M Cambon is proceeding towards with straightforwardness his object and that there is no fear of devious diplomacy being- introduced into the negotiations M that Cambon ¬ ¬ Washington D C July 31 1898 White Ambassador Berlin j The president charges you to express in their proper official quarter to the bereaved German nation and to the family of the deceased statesman the sorrow which the government and people of the United States feel at the passing away of the great chancellor whose memory is ever associated with the greatness of the German empire Signed Adee Acting Secretary ¬ departing for Porto Rico bringing with him his adjutant general and his aides The provisional division will consist of 15 full regiments and Gen Wade will select them not from the troops under his old command alone but with particular reference to an equitable representation in the Porto Rican campaign of all of the states of the union Secretary Alger feels that his department has been subjected to some unjust criticism upon the selection of troops for active service and pronounces as with out foundation the allegation that politics have dictated these assignments In the case of the 5th Illinois volunteer regiment which was withdrawn from the Porto Rican expedition in favor of the Indiana regiment just as the troops were about to board the cars it has been already explained by authority that the change was made in recognition of the justness of the complaint that Illinois already had two regiments in active service at the front while Indiana had not one Even in that case however Secretary Alger did not make the selection of the regimen t to be held back he simply instructed the general command ing the expedition to select one Illinois regiment for detention without desig ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ convoys Gen Merritts staff the Astor moun ¬ tain batteries Companies H and K of the 3d United States artillery and a detachment of the signal corps Gen Merritt said he was pleased with the quick trip We made the time from San Fran- ¬ faster than I cisco5 he added thought we should do when we sailed We were unaware then that Camaras fleet had been recalled hence we de- ¬ termined to push ahead at full speed The other and reach Manila first transports left near Honolulu should arrive here in three da3S more Every- ¬ thing favored us Everybody was in good form My first impressions here are pleasing I shall lose no time in informing- mvself on the situation and The pressing operations forward news of the capture of Santiago and the sinking of Cerveras squadron en- ¬ couraged us to take Manila from San Francisco She - the voyage was smooth and agreeable The Newport made excellent time 104 days from Honolulu and 23 days Port Ponce Porto Rico July 29 out shortly after midnignt in a three story frame building at 113 Oregon Secretary of War Washington In the affair of the 26th Capt Ed ¬ street caused the less of five lives and badly burned five persons one of ward J Gibson Co A was wounded whom is not expected to survive in left hip Capt J H Prior Co L The building was a cheap lodging slightly wounded in hand Private house and most of the inmates were James Drummond Co Iv two wounds longshoremen and people who work in neck and Private Denj F along the river front Being of wood Bosbick Co L slight wound in the structure burned like tinder and right arm All of 6th Massachu- All doing well The Spanish the victimes were nearly all suffo- setts cated The property loss is not over retreat from this place was precipit- ¬ S2000 The explosion of an overturned ous the3r leaving rifles and ammuni¬ tion in barracks and 40 or 50 sick in lamp caused the fire hospitals The people are enjoying a holiday in honor of our arrival A DROUGHT IN CALIFORNIA Miles St Thomas D W L July 30 Capt One Hundred Thousand Sheep in the Sier Davis of the Vixen received the ra Foot Hills Must Die of Starva- ¬ capitulation of Ponce at 1230 oclock tion and Thirst on Thursday morning in his cabin CaL July 30 dry sea-¬ before the army arrived The Wasp The Feesno son has caused great loss to the stock- ¬ and Gloucester were with the Vixen men on the Sierra foot hills It is estiThe official and commercial repre- ¬ mated that 175000 sheep were driven sentatives of the place begged him into the forest reservations after the not to bombard and he received the withdrawal ci the United States cav Spanish colors from them Lieut alry some time ago Recently a force Laines took the alcaldes mace and s of deputy marshals forced the stock in the chair of justice and owners to remove their cattle and the political prisoners sheep from the reserved land Some In the fight at Guanica Tuesday Ithe of the hearders assert that as there is Americans were ambushed by the no grass and little water to be found Spaniards The Massachusetts and elsewhere at least 100000 sheep must Illinois regiments under Gen Gar- ¬ perish of starvation and thirst retson charged them fearlessly and routed them after a spirited engage- ¬ Must Not Abandon Aguinaldo London July 30 The Daily Mail ment After taking Ponce Gen Miles isWe can not believe that Presi says following proclamation dent McKinley will abandon Aguinaldo sued theprosecution of In the and the insurgents It would be the kingdom of Spain by the the warofagainst tho people the United deepest dishonor besides sowing the States in their cause of liberty justice and seeds of universal war A joint com- humanity the military forces have come to ocmission could not arrive at an endur cupy the island of Porto Rico They come bearing their by ing compromise In the Daily Mails noble purpose banners of freedom inspired gov-a ¬ to seek the enemies of our opinion an indemnity of from 6000 ernment and of yours and to destroy or cap- ¬ ¬ San Fkancisco July 3P A fire broke Major GeneraL - ¬ ¬ ¬ 14 - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 000 000 to 7000000 30000000 to 35000 will be demanded for the loss oi the Maine Wants the Philippines Retained San Fijancisco July 30 The Mer chants association at a special meet ing has adopted a resolution petition ¬ ing the president to hold and retaivi the Philippines Similar action will probably be taken within the next da or two by the chamber of commerce and other local business organize ¬ They bring you the fostering arms of a freo people whose greatest power is justice and humanity to all living within their folds Hence they release you from your former po- ¬ litical relations and it is hoped you will cheer- ¬ fully accept the government of the United ture all in armed resistance States tions Favors the Annexation of the Philippines ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Secretary Alger is hastening the preparations at Montauk Point for the reception of the Fifth army corps now at Santiago Surgeon General Sternberg has just dispatched CoLFor wood of his bureau to the site of the Number of Sick at Santiago Washington Aug 1 The follow camp with instructions to erect at ingwas received from Gen Shafter once a hospital capable of accommodating no less than 500 soldiers Saturday morningGen Shafter has been authoriz Santiago July 20 via Bermuda Ju ed by a cablegram from Secretary ly 30 To Adjutant General Washington Sanitary condition for the 28th Alger to notify his soldiers of the Total sick 4274 total fever 3406 new good fortune in store for them in order cases of fever 69G cases of fever re- that the men may be cheered up to with stored to duty 590 Died Private waii can patience for their removal This ¬ - nating it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Mitchell McGoldrick First infantry asthma following malarial fever Shafter Five Persons Drowned not be effected immediately owing to the condition of the men themselves Key West Fla A Prize Brought J l N Il J I Chicago Aug 1 Five persons at- ¬ tending the picnic of the Chicago Cloak Makers union at Columbia Park Sunday were drowned in the Des plaines river Thirteen of the merry- ¬ makers were rowing about the river in three boats In the center of the stream the boats collided and the whole party was soon struggling in the water Rescuers hurried from the shore a quarter of a mile distant but before they could reach the- boats five several thousand dollars persons had gone down for the last has secured time jby sale of rights -- Perpetual Light Man Arrested Aug 1 S B LoGANSPORT Ind INickum the alleged inventor of a per ¬ petual light was arrested by United States Deputy Marshal McRae of Terre Haute on a charge of fraudu ¬ lent use of the mails in selling terri- ¬ tory for the sale of his lights Mr INickum waived preliminary hearing and was released on 500 bond He maintains that be will yet make his claims good and that he will erect a big factory here It is alleged that he Into Key West London July 30 The Daily Chron- ¬ icle is for the annexation of the Philippines and thinks it will not be au easy task to bring Gen Merritt and his army back with nothing to show DAMAGED BY A WINDSTORM but a coaling station We are impa Part of Knobnostor Mo Destroyed LOSS tient with Amerioan modesty in be Nelson a Miles About SIOOOOO Two Men Were ieving the task of governing the Phil Washington July 30 Gen Greeley Badly Injured ippines too much for the United has received information from Col Spates Allen of his corps that arrangements Sedalia Mo Aug 1 A cyclone have been made to re open the tele- ¬ A Novelty by No Means Agreeable destroyed the business portion of Friday night Knobnoster Mo London July 30 The Morning Post graph office at Ponce which wa closed Monday by the Spaniards opera house and AVinklers gro- ¬ says Fields CoL cery store were entirely demolished spectacle of a government Allen left St Thomas Friday night The The Missouri Pacific depot two flour ¬ after succession of victories spending with operators and instruments and it ing mills an elevator greenhouse the days in discussing a reply to a request is expected that by Saturday night Commercial hotel St George hotel for terms of peace is a novelty by no Gen Miles will be in telegraphic com- ¬ Workmans hardware store E S means agreeable The art of seeing munication with the war department Harts seed store and a number of how the wind blows is of very little Wont Give Up Porto Kico other buildings were wrecked and use for directing a shiD in a storm London July 30 The Madrid cor- ¬ their contents badly damaged All Want Peace respondent of the Daily Mail says the The Negro settlement was totally Paris July 30 A dispatch from Spanish government will combat to destroyed Two men were badly in ¬ jured but no fatalities havf been re- ¬ Madrid says that Gens Martinez Cam- the last against a cession of Porto ported A number of the best resi- ¬ pos and Azcarraga are in favor of the Rico to the United States It would dences in the town were unroofed and immediate conclusion of peace The much rather sacrifice one of the Phil ¬ several demolished The loss will be dispatch further says that Gen Wey ippine islands contending that Porto ler will not oppose any negotiations Rico has always been loyal andouW over 3100000 rf in favor of peace side the scope of the war Camp Alger ¬ ¬ The chief object of the American military forces will be to overthrow the armed author ¬ ity of Spain and give the people of your beau ¬ tiful island the largest measure of liberty con- ¬ sistent with this military occupation They have not come to make war on the people of the country who for centuries have been oppresssed but on the contrary they bring protection not only to yourselves but to your property promote your prosperity and bestow the immunities and blessings of out en- ¬ lightenment and loyal institutionsand govern ¬ ment This is not a war of devastation and dissolution but one to give all within the control of the military and naval forces the advantages and blessings of enlightened civilization s W Aug 1 The Span- ¬ ish two masted schooner Gibara load- ¬ ed with firewood and charcoal which was captured by the Nashville on July 27 while trying to get into the port of Gibara on the north Cuban coast was brought in here Saturday morning by a prize crew 1 d The daughter of John Aberts of this city drank a quantity of Car bolic acid and aied v sixteen-months-ol- Washington Aug 1 The health of the soldiers at Camp Alger Ya is so seriously threatened by the fever that the men are almost in a panic Sixteen deaths from typhoid in six days is the record and the fever is still spreading rapidly Killed by a Train Typhoid Fever at Chicago July Chicago Papers Advance Prices 30 papers of this city printed Friday an announcement that on and after Au gust 1 the price will be two cents a copy The increased cost of white pa per and the enhanced general ex penses due to the war are the reasons for the advance All the morning Gen Kong July Manila Bay July 30 Merritt Arrives in Manila 26 ¬ ¬ mand and the transports and troops under his command arrived at Manila on tho morning of July 25 All were welh Gen Merritt will at once assume com ¬ Gen Wesley via Hong Merritt 8 f Wellston 0 Aug Baby Drunk Acid ¬ Aug 1 John Smith liv¬ First Ohio at Fernandin ing a few miles west of Ft Recovery Washington July 30 The arrival was hit by the eastbound passenger train No 2 on the L E W and in ¬ of the 1st Ohio volunteer regiment at Fernandina from Tampa has been re stantly killed Sunday evening ported to the war department Cellna O St -- has been received that Spanish volutin teers at Ponce Porto Rico have re-volted and refuse to oppose the ad vance of the American Spanish Volunteers Revolt Thomas D W L July30 - New B -- i Jt - -A J saiVSt-jt f ia THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS TTT TUESDAY AUGUST 2 1898 CONSIDERING PEACE TERMS v The Best War Mewa 3 Thb Louisville Courier Journal ia now publishing the fullest moat accurate and most 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 ¬ ing admirably The Courier Journal has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser- ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by the people and they want the news of it fresh and accurate The Courier Journal realizes this and it is supplying the demand as no other paper can do The Twice-a-Wee- k Courier Journal prints the cream of the daily news It is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from 1 to 50 cents a year making unquestion ¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best you get paper published anywhere 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-We- ek Courier Journal and The Bour ¬ News will be sent one year for bon only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must be cash and must invariablv be sent direct to The Bour ¬ tf bon News office Paris Ky rARY Mpfzi F0OTE Copyright i8g fay Mary Hatlock Foote I A GIRL WHOSE NAME IS FAITH the trail which crosses Sunset peak from the gold camps of Eagle and Murray to the mines in Big Horn tgulch is u prospect tunnel located un- der the name of the Black Dwarf In the summer of 1892 two men were working it and sharing the cabin of mud chinked logs that made a trifling excrescence on the profile of the hill nto which the tunnel of the Black Dwarf retreated The senior partner and more experienced miner of the Srm was a big valiant hilarious Irish rrnan Mike McGowan a man of his hands yet not disdaining weapons the other was a young gentleman of pre- ¬ possessing appearance and uncertain antecedents who had come into the partnership rather on the strength of a small capital than of his muscle Mike called him little Darcie but this must be understood as a term of en- ¬ dearment for Darcies inches were as mony as Mikes though his pounds avoirdupois were fewer Mike had learned that his partner was of Scottish family and English educa- ¬ tion and that he had traveled in vari- ¬ ous parts Oi the world He was easy- tempered and clever in ways in which Mike had the skill of a bear but he was slack about camp work and clean- ¬ ing up after meals Mikes acquain- ¬ tances said he was too tonj for a miner People called him Darcie be ¬ cause he seemed to expect it but doubts were entertained in cautious circles as to its being his name or all of it dfaution not to say suspicion being the common attitude in the summer of 1S92 of persons who were not sure of one mothers sympathies and business in On sense of the deplorable state of the Black Dwarfs table service the dingi ness of its tin plate and the grittiness of its cutlery Manager Bingham that great personage dressed partly in his own clothes partly in the lendings of his hosts was lapsing deeper and deep- ¬ er in his chair by the fire into a state of semi obliviousness from fatigue and other causes Mike looked at him critically and listened to his remarks which were in- ¬ frequent and far from lucid but he kept his suspicions to himself for the present and went on with his cooking Mike asked Darcie who was full of his own share in the entertainment where is the cup and saucer The which said Mike The china cup and saucer that I bought at the hospital fair You neednt ask which when there never was but one Where have you hid the pieces Wisha dont bother me wid your cups and saucers Ive me bacon to fry and the rain is peltin down the chimbly in me pan and its shpittin fat like blazes upon the ladys habit skirt Take hould and set back the chair a bit i b4r r X the Goeur dAlene The situation of the Black Dwarf is exceedingly shy The crypt dark entrance to the tunnel gives upon a nar ¬ row ledge formed by an excavation of the hill the trail crosses this ledge after diving down toward it with ex- ¬ treme and slippery suddenness between the tunnel mouth and the dump From above or from below the humble plant is equally invisible but all travelers by the old trail know of the Black Dwarf and on the last night of June closing in thunderous and wild with rain two riders overtaken on their way from Canon Creek came knocking at ¬ LA the door of the cabin Imagine the consternation delight embarrassment and concern of the two hosts of the Black Dwarf when it was seen that one of their guests was the lovely young lady of the Big Horn and that her first imperative need after shelter from the storm was a total change of clothing She stood beside her father the man ¬ ager of the famous Big Horn a com vnionplace man who borrowed his im ¬ portance from the mine in front of the fire which McGowan was heaping u ith fuel while Darcie the only mem- ¬ ber of the firm possessed of a trunk searched wildly among its contents for an garment remotely suggestive of the needs and proportions of a nymph ¬ like girl Her glowing- cheeks told of a rough encounter with the wind and rain her eyes beamed intelligence and mirth her lips smiled xdeasure and sympathy and appreciation She was an adorable girl In despair Darcie placed at her dis- ¬ posal his entire wardrobe including his boots and she made clever selection of - You are the worst old duffer of a cook groaned Darcie scolding Mike softly on account of the neighboring guest You have sliced the bacon as if it was ham Go hang yourself up some- ¬ where out of the way Find me that cup and saucer If its for herself Mike glanced toward the screen of blankets shell have to dhrink her coffee out av tin or 1ave it alone God bless her The sau- ¬ cers broke its the trut Im tellin ye and the cup barrin the hanle yell find in the chink at the left av the chimbly its got me boot grease in it It would be money in my pocket if youd never- - been born Darcie in- ¬ formed his senior partner for the hun ¬ dredth time that summer and Mike duly responded Faith an it would in me own And f whats the matter wid tin that she cannot put her lips to it he remonstrated Tin is wan av the precious metals these days theres a howlin djuty on it A poor mans dead bruk if he buys a four bit dinner pail to pack his cowld vittles in Mabby this cup now is made av that Amerrykin tin they do be blowin about He took a murky tin cup from the table and polished it on the leg of his trousers The world knows its cost its weight in gold to prodjuce it and who wouldnt be proud to dhrink out avit Oh stow your tin horn racket Darcie requested Save it for election keep it for the man in a tin hat Dont waste it on a British free trader who out into the storm I think its lift¬ about the room Is not my fatfcci ing a bit its lighter surely in the here In bed and ashleep miss wid his east What time does the moon get boots on and happy as a man can be up Wan hour later than she rose last Mike unhesitatingly informed her as if evenin if ye remimber what time that it had been the most natural thing in was said Mike He was dishing the the world for her father to go to bed bacon artistically on a granite iron in his clothes before supper Yell best plate and now he tossed some sliced not dishturb him but sit and ate whilst cold potatoes into the remaining fat the vittles is hot Hes doin betther Shall I touch her up wid where he is for frying In bed In what bed Miss Bing a weenty taste av onion or no But at this moment the lady put ham demanded her color rising In me ould bunk over anenst the back her curtain an inch or two and wall And sorry Id be to have ye go a called brightly Father The two young men looked at each shtep nigher to t T is an ould miners byste an not fit for a lady to put her other in guilty silence Father dear the fresh voice re- ¬ eye on The ould mans that weary sure hesnotpartieler hed fall ashleep peated a trifle impatiently Father dear says she To her in the middle av the road Will ye please to sit and ate whilst the supper is hot lad Shpake up to her Father dear whispered Mike It 11 not improve be standin Miss Bingham turned doubtfully toDarcie felt the perspiration start as ward the table anxious yet unwilling he stepped into the breach Your fathers asleep Miss a Bing ¬ to confess her uneasiness Am I to eat all this nice supper ham quite sound you know Hes awfully comfortable Do you wish me alone Are you not going to sit down with me she asked looking from one to speak to him to the other of the two young men her Oh no Pray do not disturb him said the voice sweetly Its only my hosts passing Darcie by with a blush things are they at all dry yet Im and resting her smile upon Mike who such a fright I cant bear to come out answered beaming Me suppers ate these two hours as I am miss but the long lad there is fasting Darcie examined the ladys garments respectful deprecation in the tips of his yet Sit down an make less o yourfingers and reported that the habit self he whisperedto Darcie energeticsure I cant break bread beside was dry but that the boots were not ally yet fit to put on If only there were her and Mike displayed his brawny something anything they could dare battered paws grimy with pine smoke to offer her that she could possibly and more or less done up as to the fingers in soiled cotton rags as a rea- ¬ keep on her feet Show her me herring boxes Dar- son sufficient to be CONTINTJED cie dear exclaimed Mike in an And your own little ecstatic aside A BRIEF BATTLE shlippers wid the hobnails Tis a pity wo couldnt fit her out wid the tons av The Constitution Famous Pijjht shoe leather thats in it with the Gnerriere Darcie bethought him of a tiny pair Hull ran dawn before the wind to of squaws moccasins which he had pura look chased as a specimen of native aborig take with at the stranger and found his main topsail aback wait ¬ inal work to send home These he pro- him duced in triumph and the curtain ing for the Constitution to come up Both ships cleared for action and when dropped upon the ladys toilet With the rain still cutting off the the Constitution was still far astern the sound of their voices Darcie command- Guerriere began firing at long range ed sternly Lend a hand here Mike Only two or three shots ware fired in we must get him out of sight at once return and then the American bore Mind now we are doing the simple down upon the Englishman in silence minded act You dont know when a Nothing shows more forcibly the per man has had too many pegs neither do fect discipline of theship than thi hour of I The old beggars asleep dyou see terswaiting with men standing- at quarand their comrades falling around Collapsed played out stupefied with them Even Mr Morris the first lieufatigue tenant found it hard to restrain his Ashleep or dead if yeprefart But impatience be allowed dont think that yell kape it from her to fire 2sTotand he asked towere fairly till the ships If she has been two months in it and has niver seen him the way he is now abreast and within pistol shot of each thin merakles is happenin in the Cor other was the word finally given The effect was almost instantaneous as a de Lane and Im a livin witness Bear a hand now Have wid ye whole broadside struck the Guerriere Steady me boy to Mr Bingham followed quickly by a second stagger who roused as they lifted him and at- ing blow Her mizzenmast went overtempted to enter into conversation with board and the Constitution was- able to pass around the Guerrieres bow Kape a shtill tongue his bearers where she delivered a raking fire which lettin your own cat out o the bag Dash it Mike said Darcie I feel cut away the foremast and much of the as i we were all drunk I feel personal rigging In wearing to return across her bow the Guerrieres starboard bow fouled the port quarter of the Consti tution Jlfc was while in this position that both sides tried to board and Lieut Bush of the Marine corps waj killed and Lieut Morris was danger ously wounded Two guns in the how of the Guerriere were fired point blanl into the cabin of the Constitution one set fire to the ship The danger wa grave but the wind and sea swept then clear and Lieut Hoffman put out the fire As the ships separated the Guer rieres foremast and mainmast went bj the board leaving her a nelpless hull in the trough of the sea Capt Dacres ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Every Foot or American Soil Must Be From Spanish Rule When the Treaty Has Been Signed Jre July 30 The cabinet discussed the presidents answer to Spains peace proposal and reached the following decisions The absolute surrender of Porto Ri- ¬ co to the United States Recognition of the independence of of one of the Ladrone is- ¬ lands to the United States as a coalinjr station and the cession to the United States of at least a coaling station in the Philippines The question undecided is what dis- ¬ position shall be made of the Philip ¬ pine islands as a whole It can be stated that there is practically no dif- ¬ ference of opinion in the cabinet on Cuba Cession Washington the question of the retention of the Philippine islands as a whole all the members being opposed to our acquisition of these islands There has been no decision however as yet Triumph la Photographic Art on the extent to which the govern The Carbon Photograph will stand ment will go in its decision respecting the test of time aud atmospheric in ¬ the future of these islands but it is probable that the answer of the presi fluences Made in all sizes and is dur able The likennss is always preserved dent will express the willingness of in minntest detail and can be made this government to leave the matter of from any old picture I invite all who the f ature government of the Philip- ¬ are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ pines entirely in the hands of a joint ine this wonderful picture before giving ¬ for any commission to be appointed by this youroforderspictures copying and enlarg ¬ ing old 1 sit government and the government of tings free when you make your large desire a Spain The probability is that the picture from life and guarantee satis Very respectfully United States will insist upon a guar ¬ faction L Grinnan Artist ¬ antee of certain reforms in govern 29mar tf Paris Ky ment in the Philippine islands Our answer will make no mention of the money indemnity Neither will there be any armistice at alL The answer will be in the nature of an ultimatum and if Spain does not ac- ¬ cept it she will fare worse in the future The note from Spain it is PAYS FOR THE said was a very adriot and equivocal document from reading which one TWICE-A-WEE- K would think the onlmy question involv- ¬ ed was Cuba Apparently Spain might not really have intended getting a di- ¬ rect answer from us but only to open diplomatic correspondence This gov ¬ ernment will not have any such corre- ¬ ME WHOLE TEAR spondence but will make a straight¬ forward statement of its present peace 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post ¬ terms for Spains acceptance or rejec ¬ paid by mail Almost ¬ 511 Courier Journ a tion naming conditions that under the circumstances are reasonable and 1 DAILY RECORD even generous Public men who talked with the president and members of the cabinet Friday positively assert the adminis ¬ tration has confidence in the sincerity and motive of the Spanish note that the administration takes the view that this note is the beginning of the end and that the administration is prac- ¬ tically certain the answer of this gov ernment and the general terms it will- propose will be accepted by Spain Adm Dewey may be called to Wash- ¬ ington later on to consult with the ad ¬ ministration as to the general situa- ¬ tion in the Philippines the reforms that are needed in the present form of government of the islands and the lo- ¬ cation that should be reserved for our coaling station there The cabinet also decided that Span- ¬ ish sovereignty in the entire Carri bean and West Indian waters must be utterly removed This means that not only Porto Rico and Cuba be re- ¬ linquished but that the Spanish flag must be taken down on every one of the numerous small islands in this hemisphere This is in accordance with a sentiment that has been grow¬ ing for some weeks Two other propositions were also disposed of The indebtedness assumed by Spain and charged against both the islands of Cuba and Porto Rico will not be assumed by this government and moreover commercial treaties now existing between these island and oth ¬ er portions of Spanish domain will be invalidated by the transfer of author ¬ ity the cabinet having decided not to recognize them The cabinet met again at 330 p m Friday and at 520 adjourned until Sat ¬ urday morning at 1030 It was stated after adjournment that no decision had yet been reached as to what answer should be sent to Spains proposal for peace Lightning Plays Havoc Red Oak Neb July 30 Lightning killed three persons near Red Oak Three farm houses were de ¬ Neb stroyed and 23 head of cattle belong ¬ ing to Wm Shapcott were killed -- OF WAR MEWS Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k has the finest War News Service of any paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ incomparable All able accurate other issues have been subordinated to Subscribe at this one great feature The once and keep thoroughly posted offer may be withdrawn in a short time The low price ¬ - ¬ newspaper twice a week within the reach of the masses A good commis- ¬ Sample copies free sion to agents Write to Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky BY A SPECIAL is 50c A YEARgreat placing a for the purpose of ARRANGEMFNT s YOU CAN GET THE s our fatners asleep Miss a Bingham a Navajo blanket for drapery and a set of deplorable flannels which Mistress Malonj of Gem had soaped and jpunched and kneaded till no vestige re- ¬ mained of their original size sex or condition Its better than going to bed like a naughty child laughed the girl She rescued the situation from much of its awkwardness by her lightness of touch and her practical womanly frankness which rather abashed the m6re conven- ¬ tional young Briton while her beauty and girlish rapture in the nights ad ¬ venture quite went to his head Mike in a trice rigged a rope across the low far end of the cabin and strung upon it a line of camp blankets to make a dressing room for the lady who re- ¬ tired to her bower as damp as Undine wanst It will be the last of him Mike if and as gay but to a modern Hildebrand more entrancing because so entirely we do First and last theres no more human jA iutauuuic iu cue lucii pun KJL L11C power in him Hes shuccumbed to the vuuiu ii iuuou uiauboouiQ cuuiiibiiuuii dhrink and a pity form a man av his was waxing to a crisis Mike was cook- ¬ age not to know betther how much he ing supper sitting on his heels in front can carry And a cruel shame it is for of the mud hearth with his old hat on her alone wid the baste and the two nia head taking it off occasionally to strange men av us for compny 1 dun use it as a holder in shifting his sauce- ¬ no fwhat will she do wid herself an pans over the coals Darcie was laying the night comin on and five mile o the table in a high ecstasy brought to nasty grade bechune her and the erth only by the discovery that there mine Darcie went to thewiridow and looked Iras no more butter and by a renewed - Turkish bathrobe a red and white But now the drowsiness of Mr Binjr ham was invading his whole system and becoming progressive and alarm ¬ ing Darcie studied him anxiously and thought that he recognized the symptoms Mike said that he smelt it on him when first he come into the room Hes exceeded himself and I hear its a habit he has lies tuk wan too many or maybe more than wan too many to counterac the wettin he got its risin on him like yeast powdher wid the hate av the room Hows he going to get home was the next question and a very serious one in view of the daughter Hell not get home the night unless hes fetched said Mike Well you neednt give it all away to her in that stage ghost whisper of yours admonished Darcie Be aisj she cant hear a word were sayin wid the torrent slushin down the gulch and the tunderrowlin I niver hard the like o that in the Cor de Lanes It aquils the boss storrums get in the Saw Tooth Hark now yell The mountains is crackin their ould nobs together Sure it cant hould long 4 like this This is a horrible business Mike Help me here we must move his chair back into the shadow hes not pretty to look at Hell not look pretty to her when shell be comin out to her supper a hoary headed shpectacle hell be Wed best get him into the bed at hasnt got a vote ly implicated Id give a thousand pounds if she was safe home at the mine or if I thought shed let me take her home A jag picnic in the rain isnt just the thing to ask your daugh- ¬ ter to is it Mike Mabby t would be betther we pur tended hes sick and wan av us go for the little docther at the mine and he scould beau her home suggested Mike To the devil with your doctor Would you like to hear him diagnose the case before her in plain English Musha the man has some sinse And ye cud aisy give him the wink be- ¬ forehand The mischief av it is to find a way to get her home The doctor is not in it do you un- ¬ derstand Ill take her home myself if the weather holds up And if shell consint to go wid ye which I misdoubt shell do nothing av the kind Shed feel safer shtayin wid the two av us than goin wid wan We shall see said Darcie If shes the lady she looks she will know by in- ¬ stinct that she is safe with either or both of us or with forty like us Ye niver can tell what notions theyll take rumbled Mike in the whisper of Their Predicaments a bass drum The inshtinc av a wom- ¬ Yes Mrs Sawleigh I have foui an is does she like him or does she fine sons breaking my heart by running not after the soldiers Well is there anything the matter An my dear Mrs Jawleigh I avt with that sure for him she happens to lay her fancy T is a good thing kissin goes be favor for thim that gets the kisses Belike Im as honest a man as yourself but when it comes to seein her home Im like the docther Im not in it Its him wid the shouthers and the tony walk to him and the nate pair av hands shell take and there ma3 be inshtinc in it but theres small sicse to be on Good evening gentlemen Theres nothing the matther wid it said Miss Bingham gayly puttuig back the cur- ¬ tains of her tent and stepping forth into the light Her high spirits and her happy ignorance of everything but the bright side of the evenings adventure struck the young men silent with shame and pity I could smell the most delicious sup- ¬ per cooking she exclaimed I hope I faavent kept you waiting Why where is he She stared in astonishment The Swedish Lutheran church at Wal lin was struck by lightning and burned W R Barstow lost his barn and 30 tons of hay by lightning Nine horses in a pasture were killed Seri- ¬ ous damage to the corn crop was done by the wind four strapping darters a breaking o To Join Camaraa Squadron their mothers eart by the soldier Gibealtkr July 30 The Spanish a runnin after them Chicago Trib une cruiser Lepanto now at Cartagena has been ordered to join Camaras Conflicting Emotions squadron which has been at Cadiz How happy a fellow feels when h The cruiser Al- ¬ since Wednesday has really repented for something fonso XIIL is quite unfit for sea She wrong he has done TO THE FARMERS OF BOURBQM Yes and how infernally mad he requires extensive alterations gets when some other fellow recalls NT Must Not Surrender the Philippines Detroit it to his mind afterwards Free Tress Portland Ore July 30 The Port ¬ As agent of The Page Woven Wire land chamber of commerce Friday Fence Co t am prepared to put up the One Girl and Aaother Miss Prymm That disreputable Jack adopted resolutions regarding the best wire fence on the market It ia Buggby Invited me to go to the theater Philippines declaring that we be- ¬ guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock with him last night lieve that any course than the reten ¬ and to give satisfaction I have put np fence this season for Miss Cuttynge How did you enjoy tion of these islands would be con ¬ farmers who have had the Page Fence the play Puck strued as a surrender to the menace a in use for seven or eight years A Difference of foreign powers that we unhesi ¬ I am alao prepared to put up the OHoggarty Did Hogan succade in tatingly demand the retention of these bes Chicken Fence on the market convincin yezthot ye wor wrong If you are needing any ieoc give ma islands that the commerce of the call McLubberty No begorra But he Orient may be shared in by our people bate me till he made me admit ut 0 W MILLER Agent without dictationfrom anyTEuropeao Puck power whatsoever much desired interview was over having lasted from the first broadsidi of the Constitution just 30 minutes He was wounded 79 of his men out of i crew of 272 were killed and wounded and not a stick was left standing on His deck There was no need to haul dowr the flag it was gone with the rigging and Capt Dacres surrendered perforce The Constitution had lost 14 men and sustained comparatively small injur- Within a few hours she was ready for another fight The Guerriere was so cut to pieces that she could not be taken into pgrt and Hull burned her The last act after removing the prisoners and wounded gives one a glimpse of the Christianity and chivalry of these two captains who spoke the same tongue and in whose veins flowed the same blood Capt Hull asked Capt Dacres if there was anything he would like to save from his ship He said yes his mothers Bible which he had carried with him for years An officer was sent to get it Thus began a friend- ¬ ship between these enemies which lasted till Hulls death in 1843 Tradi- ¬ tion has it that in this fight the Consti- ¬ tution obtained her sobriquet Old Ironsides When struck by a shot from the Guerriere the outside planking did not yield and the shot fell into the sea One of the seamen shouted Huz ¬ za her sides are made of iron Ira X Hollis in Atlantic bourbon AND THE mm JOURNAL lUCt HKEK GOHIE Both One Year For Only This Is for cash subscriptions only All subscriptions under this combina tinn offer must be sent direct to Thb Bourbon News office Paris Kv 215 NEW YORK WORLD edition THRICE-A-WJEE- K r 18 Pages a Week 15G Paper a Year FOR ONE DOLLAH Published every Alternate Day except Sunday The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of The New York World is first among all weekly papers in size frequency of publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the merits of a great 6 daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ cal news is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will tes- ¬ tify It is against the monopolies and for the people It prints the news of all the world having special correspondence from all important nows points on the globe It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other special departments of usual interest We offer this unequaled newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 225 The regular subscription price of the two papers is 300 k i el - A r l - jOUSBOW N - w mrrrr m L-- --vgre-- RM GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHSThe Royal 131ir-i I A r PABI S KY TUESDAY AUGUST 2 1898 - rWMeaM f T-u is the highest grade baking powder known Actual tests show it goes eae-tfcird further than any other brand Theatrical And utherwiM Tew Foyer THE CHWOEtt lOmark In Respectfully Dedieutixl - Of Tin- Dfftil The lemory Oh the Pain of Sprayed or Stolen IHheat HJaned ROW POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO NEW YORK TIE v BQURBOH NEWS 1881 Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUPE MILLER Published every Tuesday and Friday by j mitors ana ft WW Make all Checks Money Orders etc may able to the order of Champ M111ER i ADVERTISING RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first lnser iion half rates each Insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in blac type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituar2s cardsof thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ Late News of the War ji - Spains reply to the United States Re¬ terms of peace is expected to day fusal of acceptance means renewed activity on Uncle Sams part The attitude of the insurgents at Manila is very perplexing at the critical your grocer you want no moment An open rupturo between All grocers keep it Aguinaldo and en Merritt is not un ¬ Bay mare 15 hands high 3 years old Come and see us before selling your was taken from hitching rack at colored Wheat Will furnish sacks and store on Baptist Church in Paris on the night Now does the fVaJive chiger Rheumatism most reasonable terms Will Saturday A cnt inadu from his latest tense suffering often causes the most in- ¬ of July 4th She is shedding front the that you can borrow money onguar Than a pin point no bijier our tee Many have for years Haunt romantic glen and places photograph accompanies ihe noticevainly sought relief from this disabling teeth Heavy mane and tail Had on warehouse receipts at 7 per cent interheavy lap brown leather saddle Smaller thau the willows mite Jamw Padgett agevl fifty tseveu died disease and are to day worse off than robe for blanket Will with for infor- ¬ est or less pay Is his hungry pesky bite ever Rheumatism is a disease R B HUTCHORAFT at his hoiriH in Rnddlt Mills last Fri- - and Swifts Specific is theblood cure be¬ mation leading to her recovery or will But they itch and grow like blazes only Waller Champ tday He leaver a witV three fous and cause it is the only remedy which can give 5 for her return to me WILLIE CALAMESE 0if d mhb r Df WHd w is Coufed- - reach such deep seated diseases A few years ago I was taken with inflamma- ¬ of Ffii Kentucky cavalry 8july 3t Box 511 Paris Ky tory Rheumatism which became so Riley Grannou is attending the Sara- - erut tidierpa t 20 yeata had been hadh that I was for weeks unable to walk intense and for thft I tried toga races citizen honorea v several prominent physi ¬ IP ilsud He wan a FOR SALE CHEAP cians and took their treat- ¬ and reaptcled bv all who knew him haB been ment faithfully but was Hobsou the Merrimac hero unable to get the slight- ¬ A good sory op n on third page weddings t4best man at twenty Wheat stored on reasonable terms est relief In fact my con- ¬ and highest market price paid for dition seemed to grow OPEN JUKE 15TH TO OCT 1ST NUPTIAL KNOT Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling worse the disease spread open rhe Al G Fields Minstrels will my entire body and over Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate Cos office Annonncement And Sol-Season at the Lexington Opera house on Kugitgemniith from November to March Waters The prettiest Place and best B M RENICK 00 emmzationK Of The Marriage Vows I suffered agony I tried kept Summer Resort in the West September 2 many patent medicines P S Farmers would do well to store MissHallie iay ot Woodford who For particulars apply to but none relieved me their wheat near home Upon the advice of a visited Mrs Newton Mitchell in this friend Nat Goodwin has given his wife the oit in the Splint will le married on s s s Before allowing I decided to trv OAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor me to take it how IRVINE KY fine estate in Kent England where they the 11th to Dr Benjamin h ot ever my guardian who was a chemist ana- ¬ Parn lyzed the remedy and pronounced it free of are spending the summer Midway the ceremony will occur at potash or mercury I felt so mucb better after taking two bottles that I continued the rem the New Union Chnivh in Woodford ADMINISTRATOR S edy and in two months I was cured completely TiC The cure was permanent for I have never sinco definitely settled that Miss It has been 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay had a touch of Rheumatism though many times exposed to damp and cold weather BIRTHS Delia Fox will star next season in a the highest market price in cash or I AU persons having claims against the Eleanor M Tippell your will 3711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia musical comedy called Mixed Twins estate of Augusta G Rogers deceased in anfurnish sacks and store wheat wheat The Advent Of Our Future Men And elevator and buy your Dont suffer longer with Rheumatism must present same properly proven as you are ready to sell at the highest when Women mar- ¬ Throw aside your oils and liniments as required by law before me at my office ket price Those who held wheat last To the wife of Chas Priuble post ¬ they can not reach your trouble Dont before Sept 1 1898 or else be barred Creston Clarke is having two new money Store your -- master at Newtown on Sunday a ten experiment with doctors their potash By order of the Bourbon County year made getbig profit plays prepared tor his coining season wheat and the and mercury will add to your disabil- ¬ Court one a romantic drama of the Huguenot pound sou ity and completely destroy your diges- ¬ E 0 FRETWELL Agent S B ROGERS period the other a dramatization of tion 5julv 4t Paris Ky bTOCK AND TURF NEWS Administrator The Ring of Owen Merediths book July 2 1898 3t T Amasis ferj Of Stock Crop Etc Sales and Trant Turf Note will cure perfectly and permanently Ricbey yesterday closed a Talbot Bros uood colt John Bright tt is guaranteed purely vegetable and Parks contract with Mr Clay Clement to ap- won a 40l purse at the Harlem track 2ontains no potash mercury or other THE BOURRON NEWS Notice is hereby given that the firm of mineral Books mailed free by Swift McDermott Spears is dissolved J pear at the Paris Grand Oper House ou at hicago Saturday Specific Co Atlanta Ga AND THE K Spears having purchased the inter- ¬ 11th 1899 Mr Clement will January K P Moore of North Middletown est of Fred McDermott will continue A Southern sold five hhds of tobacco in Cincinnati produce his new play To Cure A Cold In One Day the business FRED McDERMOTT Gentlemalast week at 1850 to 10 J K SPEARS Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ W J Loughridge of Lexington lets All druggists refund the money ENQUIRER In Old Kentucky will enter upon bought 75000 pounds of hemp one day if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W Crawford Bros have lately improv- ¬ T Brooks and James Kwnnedy Paris its sixth reason early in September last week at 4 per 1 12 pounds We have arranged a Clubbing Rate ed their barber shop making it decided- ¬ Ky under the mnaagement of Jacob Litt W T Overbey sold two hhds of ly the most attractive shop in Paris by which we can cive This now famous play which is known tobacco in Cincinnati last week for 13 A Good Mtmiury They offer a prompt expert and polite throughout almost every city town and and 5 J W Thomas Jr sold eight often saves mouey and also good health If Both Papers One Year for only 225 service and their shop is as cool as any you are troubled with constipation indiges- ¬ hamlet in this country has beeu one of at 1550 to 10 tion or any form ot stomach trouble remem- ¬ Regular Price for Both is S275 in the city Hot or cold baths at any most successful pieces of theatrical the Dr Caldwells hour tf C H Meng of North Middletown ber to take home a bottle of ue restored lo Pepsin a property the American stage has ever yesterday sold one thousaud bnshels of SyrupTrial sizesid health will10c large size 50c you mc lb doses and 1 of V f Br os druggist Paris the Mr Litt still retains known wheat for September delivery at seventy Ky tjin im original Pickanninuy Band which has cents per bushel become identical with the production A beautiful line of whre and The largest acreage of tobacvo ever and it goes out the uoiniug s abun with a known in this county is iriowing in siik puff shi- ts for hot wea iier lot of uew scenery and effects Pretty Bicycles Co s Bourbon this year So far the prospects at Price are all right if you want something Another interesting stooeius on for a good crop are very encouraging Cceur DAl nc Dont third page pretty to look at but there is a world Roger Earlv told 200 acres of un Chronic Dyspepsia Cured miss it lmpioved laud adjoining his home place of satisfaction in knowing you have a on the pike from Versaill s to v id way wheel that will stand the racket on Attention Kuights of Pythias 105 in Woodford to Mr Cam leu for all roads under all conditions The ALLmerubers of Rathbon- - Loijii- - No per acre 12 are specially requested to ne present Phoenix will do it At Lexiugton Saturday E P Clay Important Thursday night Aug 4th brook of Hutchison bought 125 lambs business J M Rion at 350 and 150 ewes at 225 J W S PT K of R 2t Cassidy also of HnrchiBOjfJxnight threeV V 5j DEALERS IN use any other but Purity bucks for 2y 10o lambs at 375 73 Dont lambs at 350 Bicycles Sundries etc Bicycle Repairing Vulcanizing etc flour from Paris Milling Co tell On page two is a lenglhy notk H of the death of Pri cn Bisnian k who dud s- - Rheumatism gd Wheat Sacks - Estill Springs Jc I 7T ¬ Wanted to Buy C C Cr5r Blood wtr The IsTOTIOE ¬ - Cincinnati WEEEY IX PHOENIX BICYCLES - - k - DAUGHERTY BROS A I other SCINTILLATIONS Au Interesting likely L N Excursions Comment Jumble Of News And At the conclusion of peace negotia tionB Gen h Lee wiil occupy Havana McKinley province with 50000 men will probably appoint Lee ai governor of the whole Island Washington dispatches printed on pages two and three give in detail the peace negotiations now in progress in reply to Spainp peace proposal On page two dispatches from Porto Hico give details of tht Gen Miles occupation of Ponce the largest city in the city in the island ¬ I s k Gen Coxey and his army of Cominon wealers dont seem to be hankering after u military glory these days Hon John Yerkes of Danyille brother of ex Mayor W L Yerkes of this city id being very favorably mentioned as a candidate for Governor of Kentucky ¬ -- - v The Richmond Climax has issued a m- - a box of Wrights Celery Capsules fnm v National Laundrymens Association L C Davenport druggist Bluff ton ft Cincinnati O September 12 to 14th Ind and used them tor stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more J 1898 Supreme Council 33d Degree of the than15 years Since taking vour Cap- ¬ jf Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cincinnati sules I have lost ail trace of pain and my stomach iB entirely well I can eat any ¬ O September 19 to 22 1898 handsome souvenir edition which is a pounds for 100 Paris Ky thing of typographical excellence It is McDermott generously illustrated with well printed MRS LAURA WEISHAUF illnstrations and filled with much in ¬ teresting matter regarding the advan- ¬ Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules tages of Madison and well written sketches of prominent citizens The Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 2 Climax force may well be proud of the The Wright Medical Co a 6ourenir edition Columbus Ohio Dear Siks Last spring 1 purchased a Queen Crescent Low Kates To Pitt3bnrg Oct 8 9 10 limited to 18 on account Kniuhts Templar Conclave One fare for round tiip To Christian Workers Association Meeting at Black Mountain N C August 13th to 24th One fare for the round trip One fare for the round trip to Aunual Convention of Christian Chnrch at Chattanooga Oct 10th to 13th One fare for the ronn I trip to National L A W at Indianapolis August 7th to 9th To Indianapolis and return Aug 19th to 21st final limit Auu 31st Extension of time to Sept 10th can be had Fare 460 round trip Account Grand En ¬ campment Knights of Pythias Round trip 205 to 01ympia Springs and return during Summer season Parties contemplating a summer tour can get valuable information timetable hotel guides and Summer resort booklets by calling on or addressing F B Carr Genl Agent ¬ ¬ Concrete street crossings are being put down in D mville Stanford is to have a new bank called the Lincoln National Bank Nicholasville proposes to celebrate her centennial on September llth The markets at Cincinnati were glutted with peaches last week The Winchester Democrat savE that John Black Nolan and Jesse Ballard killed seventy two snakes in Winchester precinct last week A needle which has been imbedded for twelve years in the neck of Mrs My aim is to give you the very best furniture at the very lowest prices consistent with good reliable goods I 9 A John was Mills last week removed The needle was slightly bent and was black with rust and Mrs Mills thought the pain it caused was from a cancer She did not know of the pres ¬ ence of the needle of by FlfciuingHburg Kehoe Dr Try our special A coffee six Speaks wntswtn5naKnnayi I 3 They do not complain of V anvfliinmn onrfl- - TVtotr X eat enough but keep thin and pale They appear fairly well but have no strength You cannot say they are really sick and so you call them delicate What can be done for them Our answer is the same that h the best physicians have been giving for a quarter of a cen- tury Give them 3r from dyspepsia Mrs H E Dugdale wife of a prominent business man of Warsaw N Y writes For 28 years I was a constant 6ufferer from dyspepsia and weak stomach The lightest food produced distress causing severe pain and the forma ¬ tion of gas No matter how careful of my diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating I was treated by many physicians and tried numerous remedies without permanent help Two years ago I began taking Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Fills and Nervine Within a week I commenced improving and per ¬ sisting In the treatment I was soon able to eat what I liked with no evil effects I keep them at hand and a single drce dispels any old symptoms Dr Miles Remedies are sold by all drug ¬ gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re ¬ funded Book on dis-¬ eases of the heart and nerves free Address DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind 4jw FTEE suffering for nearly thirty years n I r h j I j Jf9 q I EDfcOOin sUIT I Years of experience in buying and the fact that for all goods insures good results pay cash Delicate Children Another important fact not to be overlooked am not paying a big rent and this feature is very much to 1 t My agency insures against fire wind and storm best oln re- ¬ the advantage of the furniture buyers of Bourbon and surrounding coun- - - ties liable prompt paying compa- ¬ nies j on union W 0 HINTON Agent Big wordy advertisements and quoting prices on nothing in particular but everything in general are intended Use Paris Milling Cos Purity only to fool the buyers and pull them in flour for sale by all grocers To come to the point If you want the best Ask for it Take no other YourIjife Insured Jc a Day oy bank- ¬ U Jrt a v 5 Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair BR f t1 thing and can truthfully say that I have g not felt better in years Yours Respectfully Mrs Laura Wekhauft Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 g per box Send address on postal to the a Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for J trial size free g furniture for the least money go to K t Van Hook Whiskey 50 cents per a v ar quart McDermott Spears scans nf j T Eimifskm o CREAM tV Ji BARING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE iom A pure Grape Cream mj rM BM v THERBare eggs and eggs The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and if weighs like the egg of last month but tf theres a difference in another respect S andthat difference is worth money rv Its just so with laundry The difference between good work and poor is slight to ft Rf f Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant ef Tartar Powder Free markab le nourishing power It gires color to the blood 1 1 l Dnngs strangtft to the mus- J cles It adds power to the nerves it means the unpracticed discerumeut but ks a differeno- - that counts every time Its g health and vigor Even deli- ri n it a difference that changes your lauudrv o s cilc imams rapidly gain iu abill from au expense to an investment h esh if given a small amo We do good work it will cost no more three or four times each day than roor work but its worth doubh -- ittr- HIT mlL TltiAn- t i pnospnites it has most re- - able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without athority if you doubt it write them Good health is Wrights the best life insurance Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight draft on above bankj in every i t0x which brings your money back if we fail to cure you moors aruggist Sold by w Our insurance is protected J T HINTON Close Prices on Mattings This Week t vw t f k X X i Dill pickle McDermott Spears tf Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches V Ml the difference Jfi YEARS THE STANDARD - Bourbon Steam Laundry V tf tf 50c and 100 all druggists SCOTT BOWNE Chemists NeW York agenc non- ¬ Insure iu m X union I rompt paying reliable st companies insures against fire wi 0 an i stonn jv W O HINT 3v Agent Embalming scientifically attended to OARRfAGES iFORHIRE - cwiWrtfl TH3 BOURBON NEWS PAKIS K1U TUESDAY AUGUST wftrtnffiafffTiirira 2 1898 e - dX 1 -- THE BODBBOH HEWS Eighteenth Year Estahlibhed 1881 j The Teachers Institute PERSONAL MENTION Insti- ¬ Devo- - COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY our lar- - on j The Bourbon County Teachers tute opened yesterday at 9 a m iter-- our 4r Inns lling for tional exercises were conducted by Rev Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Dr Rutherford in a very interesting and second riiss mail matter impressive manner A choir of young ladies was led by Dr F M Faries and muih enjoyment is expected from that TELEPHONE NO 124 part of the exercises during the week SUBSCRIPTION PRICES A lecture from Prof Byron King on Pay able in Advance Training of the Voice was delivered S2 00 Sixmonths Oneyear S100 and will be of much practical use to the raws costs you cant even get a re ¬ teachers Stress was laid upon the port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE manner of breathing producing sound Make all Checks Money Orders Etc and accent payable to the order of Champ Mimkr In the afternoon Prof King delivered a lecture on Physical Culture WET WHEAT The teachers will have much that is We have machines that will practical and new to carry with them to -- Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots Til The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mr John Power is visiting relatives store i thoroughly clean and dry your The Shrine Of JLove wheat if thrashed wet Charges reasonable Co of Chicago Herbert Stone 3w J H HIBLER 00 have just issued a handsome little volume of poems entitled The their schools Y lor l rheat mar-- pay Shrine See third page for first chapters of a Of Love by Mr Lucien V Rule of good serial story whose beautiful verses Goshen Ky There are one hundred cases of phoid fever in Lexington ty- ¬ rhen last your it Of 4Pk J Miss Ida Friend has been ill for several days from being poisoned with poison oak The Paris MilliDg Company bought several crops of wheat yesterday at sixty cents per bushel The new Prison Commissioners took charge of the Frankfort and Eddyville penitentiaries yesterday afternoon burned out a number of drops in the Paris telephone exchange irm of d have appeared from time to time in the Louisville papers The volume contains a number of Mr Rules daintiest poems together with illustrations from original Kentucky scenes which are destined to add renown to his reputa- ¬ tion as one of th6 Souths sweetest singers While the book would grace any library it will be especially appre- ¬ The Shrine ciated by Keutnckians of Love will be sent postpaid by the author or publisher to any address upon receipt of one dollar ¬ inter- - J The lightning Friday Watch Your Meat House TT ltinue r Bi i Ak lprov- cided- - Paris polite any any On Saturday night thieves visited the farm of Sid Ardery about eight miles Lost Female fox terrier Answers from Paris on the Hume Bedfoid Gertie to the name of Return to pike and stole a buggy and horse and Ed F Hutchcraft and receive reward about three hundred pounds of meat belonging to a tenant None of the Hon J T Hinton broke ground yes- property has been recovered This is terday for a two story brick residence about the twent fifth meat house in on the old city school lot on Pleasant Bourbon that has been robbed since -- ¬ -- tf j A jtc very last November Farmers are loading The fire alarm sent Sunday evening their shotguns and will make it warm from box 15 was caused by an incipient for sneak thieves blaze in P Nipperts old ice house on Deering Canip Meeting East Third street The During Camp Meeting will begin Rooms Wanted Two unfurnished con rooms for light housekeeping for man Thursday at Parks Hill and will meeting will and wife and one child Address O P tinue uutil the loth The be conducted bv Rev Dr Boiling as Griesman Box 66 City sisted by Bishop Galloway and other Jim Williams colored shot George prominent divines The musical featWesley in the leg Saturday night ures will be in charge of the famous N The L at a festival at Stringtown near Blacks Kentucky Colonels arrest will offer reduced rates all during the Cross Roads Williams escaped meeting and will run special trains on and is still at large Sundays August 7th and 14th The The L N will run an excursion fare from Paris on Sundays will be fifty Sunday from Cincinnati to Natural cents for the round trip Bridge The round trip fare from Paris The Pickaninny Band will be one dollar The train will pass this city about 930 a m The clever pickaninny band which The Kentucky Confederates and made such a hit in In Old Kentucky Federals will have a dedication at passed through Paris Saturday en route Chickamauga Park about September 25 from Carlisle to Cincinnati The band A monument is to be erected by thu had been to Carlisle the home of Prof State of Kentucky to the Federal and Brister the instructor and Master Confederate dead and it will be a Brister a member to play for a colored pic nic Since being organized the band notable occasion has made a trip to Europe with In Old Washington colored who with Kentucky and it will be with the Ed two others was sent up from Bourbon company again the coming seaion about a year ago for breaking into August Itrvenue Assignment Taylors store at Clintonville Young made his escape from the Frankfort Among Collector Roberta revenue as- ¬ penitentiary Friday night Washington signments for August are noted Store had served about half of his two year keepers J T Brock G- G White Co sentence -fl F Given J d McChesney J H Mr Hardinjjucas High Paris Distilling Co J M Bur Mrs Anne Lucas and Misses Ida Celeste and Katie bridge J M Hendricks Peacock Dis- ¬ Lucas formerly of this city will move tilling Co Gaugera A I McDowell from Lexington to Owenton about the Bourbon Distilling Co J M Russell Graham first of September to make their future E H Taylor Jr Labrot Miss Celeste Frankfort Thompson Ware G Lucas and G home Mr positions in the High White Co Peacock Distilling Co have important School at Owenton ¬ ¬ ¬ - street in Maysville Alex Macklin of Frankfort was in the city yesterday Mr H A Stitt has returned from a trip to Atlanta Ga Mr Matt Hedges of Lexington was in the city yesterday Miss Weaver of Indianapolis is the guest of Miss Eliza Cogar Editor Wm Remington spent Sun day with friends in Maoon Mr Jesse Turney and family will leaye this week for Saratoga Miss Rachael Cromie of Frankfort is the guest of Miss Annie Kriener L V Butler left yesterday for a trip through Arkansas and Texas Mr George D Mitchell returned Saturday nighc from Estill Springs Miss Elizabeth Woodford will en tertain at euchre to morow evening Miss Florence Hudson of Lexing ¬ ton is the guest of Mrs Sam Bedford Mr Will A Gaines of Georgetown was a court day visitor in Paris yester- ¬ day Miss Lucy Arnold of Newport will arrive this week to be the guest of Miss Alice Spears Messrs Llewellyn Spears and Ernest Richey will go to Olympian Springs this evening Messrs George S Varden and son George Kent Varden leave to day for a pleasure trip to Mackinac Mr and Mrs Brice Steele and Misses Olivia and Sallie Buckner left yesterday for Olympian Springs Mr and Mrs L Saloshin have returned from a trip to New York Manhattan Beach and other points Capt S G Sharp of Lexington was in the city Saturday mixing with his friends and writing life insurance Rev E G B Mann returned yes- ¬ terday from Morehead where he con ducted a successful protracted meeting Mrs R M Stolworthy and children returned Saturday to Cincinnati after a vi it to Mrs S E Adair near this city Mr oam Neely who has been visit- ¬ ing his brother Mr R J Neely re- ¬ turned Sunday morning to St Joseph ¬ ¬ and daughters to Olympian Springs for a few da s Mrs Stout Leer leaves to uay for Olympian Springs Mrs W T Brooks is visiting her mother at Mt Vernon Ky Mjss Mary Purnell is visiting Miss Bessie Armstrong in Lexington Miss Pattie Johneon of Mt Ster ling is the guest of Mies Kate Alexan ¬ der Judge W M Pnrnell and daugh- ¬ ter Mi6s Jennie Kate spent Sunday in Cynthiana Miss Edna Griffith of Vevay Ind will arrive to morrow to visit Miss Mamie Rion Mr and Mis J J Payne and son have gone to Olympian Springs to spend son i MID SUMMEB CLBANING UP SALE KT G TUCKER Thursday Friday and Saturday August 18th 19th and 20lh To make room for my Fall purchases which will soon begin to arriye I take this method of cleaning up all Summer goods such as Lawns India Linens Dimities Check Muslins Curtain Swiss Linens and Docks for Skirts Summer Dress Goods Bed Quilts Sbeetsand cases Table Linens Odd Napkins Towels Hamburgs and Laces All Ladies Muslin Underwear last season will be found on our Bargain Counters at reduced prices Remember the days and dates Positively all goods go back to regular prices tbe day following will be offered at low prices to close Also one case of Bleached Cotton a few days Mrs John Powling of Carlisle was at 5cts per yard OUR OWN SPECIAL BRAND not more than 20 the guest of Ars Jas Adair Saturday yds to one customer A few Comforts and Blankets cairied over from and Sunday County Attorney Denis Dundon ar- ¬ rived home yesterday from a sojourn at Estill Springs Miss Iva McCarney of Cincinnati is the guest of MrB R J Neely on mMTMgWUh-OUUIU-TTC- 529 Main St Paris Ky HL XLHIfWfcBilkI Duncan avenue Mrs Hugh Anderson of George- ¬ town is the guest of her dauguter Mrs Robt Ferguson Lieutenant Leonard Cook spent yes- ¬ terday in Winchester He will return Everything in Our Store will be offered regardless of Cost for the to Chickamauga to day next 30 days and w 1 mention just a few of the Bargains Miss Annie Laurie Young returned 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3ic per yd to Mt Sterling yesterday after a visit to Fancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd Miss Sallie Joe Hedges Domestic Organdie Lawn best quality 10c per yd Genuine Frencn Organdie Lawns 18c per yd Mrs Emma Eastin and children re- ¬ 36 in Sea Island Percales only tSJc peryd turned Saturday to Newport after a White Duck Skirts full width for 50c visit to relatives in the city Our finest Tap d Ladies Bleached Vests Misses Louise and Marie Parrish Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hose for 10c N Saturday evening for a visit to Miss left Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c Lida Rogers in Maysville Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c Mr T E Ashbrook and family We could give j ou columns of Bargains like thee but space for- ¬ have returned from a trip to Duluth bids and we only ak you to call and get our prices before p irehasing elsewhere Mackinac and other points Handsome Picture iriven with 85 purchase Mrs C M Clay Jr went to Crab Orchard Springs yesterday to attend the reunion of the Gentry family 9 Miss Jeanette Lyle of Danville who has been visiting Mr and Mrs J A Lyle returned home yesterday S7 TUEHiOZRIliTCBr 1 Mo BS Great Sacrifice Sale lc J D CONDON ABLE IMPORTED SUITINGS ASD F-A-SSS- ZC Plan Your Summer Outinjr Now Go to Picturesque Mackinac via The Coast Line WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLEKDID ST00K OP 1550 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland for the round trip including meals and berths One thousand miles of lake ride on new modem stt el Pteamrs for the above rates Send 2c lor illustrated It only costs 13 50 from Detroit TROIISERINOS - FOR SPK1XU AND SUMMER- pamphlet AA Address Schaxtz G P A Mo Detroit Mich Our Prices are lower than anyJiouBe in Central Kentucky when quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call About twenty couples enjoyed a delightful surprise party at the home of Mr B B Marsh near this city Friday ¬ night Miss Annette Riddell who has been the lovely guest of Miss Ida Friend left Saturday evening for her home in Always ask for Paris Milling Cos Purity flour All grocers kep it Insist on having Purity every time Read the absorbing story on third page S E TIPTON Cutter KV Irvine Mr and Mrs James Brock of St Louis arriyed Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs J L Trundle parents of Mrs Brock r Mr Bruce Whaley who is now with the John Chuich Co in Chatta- ¬ nooga spent Saturday with friends in the city Miss Mary Champ who has been spending a fortnight with Mrs Swift Champ left Saturday evening for a visit in Millersburg Mies Bertha Backwelder of St LouiB who has been visiting Mrs R J Neely and Mrs Jesse Turney re ¬ turned to her home Sunday Rev Edward Burke has returned from a delightful trip to Washington Mt Vernon Arlington Philadelphia Baltimore Atlantic City and New York Misses May Pepper and Rebecca Johnson of Frankfort and Miss Nan- ¬ nie Clay of this city will go to Estill Springs in a few days to spend several weeks Mrs Ladies white silk snd P K puff ties 25 cents at Price Oos Storage For Grain I have storaze caDacitv at mv ware houses for soooo bushels of wheat for which I will issue negotiable warehouse receipts and will guarantee the holder can bonow two thirds the market price of the gram at the banks at seven per Storage one cent per cent interest bushel per month or fractional part thereof No charge for handling or sacks Parties who held their wheat last year were paid handsomely for so doing Will pay New Yoik or Balti- ¬ more prices less the freight any time vou wish to sell J Winiers Co of this city have en- gaged the scrvi ces of an eminent optician to be at their store on the second and last Thursday ol each morfth who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac ¬ tion Call in and hve your eyes tested free 6f charge Next visit will be Thursday July 28 1898 A ASHIRT FRONT THATA TRACTS ATTENTION b3r R B Hutchcraft w Court Day Sales cash not WN J was a small crowd in Paris lecturer will give an entertainment at There yesterday to attend August court and the court house to night Subject All This lecture will business in stock circles was slow the Worlds a Stage were about fifty cattle on the he a treat for all who can hear it Dr There was King when a boy was in the companies market but the demand for them sold 130 McClintock Molntyre of Booth Barrett and McCullough slow sheep to J T Ireland at 4 each and While his work is cultured and eleva- ¬ to Wm Griffith for 75 ting it is delightful in its supply of wit three heifers Several brnches of calves offered were Dr Byron King the author and of Arthur Graham brother-in-laMrs Palmer Graham of Terre Haute Ind who is here on a visit died Mon ¬ day at his home in Urawfordsville Ind the exquisite perfection ofis- color and finish is the one that yon wear from the laundry work that Cuff collar thini led Mr W L Davis returned from withdrawn Frankfort yesterday having conferred Dr MuMIUaut Announcement with the Prison Board He told The I am now installed in my old dental News he had declined to accept the apparlors on Broadway and better prepointment as Lumber Inspector Mr pared than ever to promptly attend my Davis has identified himself with the patients I cordially invite a continu¬ ¬ ¬ Y2 i Buckner Tobacco Warehouse Co of ance of mv former large patronage and Louisville a more lucrative position assure the public of the very best atten- ¬ tion My parlors were opened to the and will be located at Paris public court day Call and see me Respectfully A Paris Soldier 111 J T McMillan Dentist 2t Richard Lewis of this city one of the best soldiers of Company I Second Dont miss thestory on third page Kentucky was stricken with typhoid The News was in en or Friday in fever last week at Chickamauga and was brought Sunday to Lexington and stating that Mrs Rachael Crosthwaite placed in a hospital to receive better was building a residence near the L It is Mrs Rachael N foot bridge medical attention Ashbrook who is building the house Association Street Fair J T Snodgrass and two Raceland Jersey butter for daughters Misses Lillian and Ines and sale by Newton Mitchell Mrs Hugh Roberts of Cynthiana are visiting Mrs Jos Williams on Convent Heights Reeds Send your linen to IlHgeard Dobyns one of Mays Steam Laundrj- - for a good finish tfj Miss Hattie most charming young ladies was villes m the city yesterday afternoon en route to Richmond to join a house party in that city OFt- Miss Drew Talbott has returned from a visit to Mr and Mrs Joel Head at Morehead The Advance tells of a pleasant party being given in her honor is done here shirt or shirt waist is sent home looking as freh and perfect as the new article and we are only too pleased that we can give gratification and satisf iction to our patron TTZOIjIO SuaIjE3 jiSBacJ2Jfcy I89- - Fine Storeroom and Residence AUGUST 6TH The Bourbon Steam Laondry W M HINTON JR 4 BRO Proprietors Telephoae No last week Mrs W O Paxton of Cincinnati and Miss Ford Heath the latter just re- ¬ turned from a years stay in New York are guests of their sister Mrs Mamie Fithian on Second Street Miss Lizzie Manning Turney will entertain a few friends at a dinner party this evening in honor of Miss Lockwood and Miss Mayes who are guests of Mrs John Bowen Col and Mrs W C P Breckinridge passed through the city yesterday en route from Flemingsburg to Lexington Col B delivered a fine address on war topics Saturday at a pic nic in Fleming Miss Pattie Johnson who has been the gupst of Miss Kate Alexander will return to Mt Sterling to day accom- ganied by Miss Alexander They will go with the 1 We will offer for sale publicly on SATURDAY TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN 1898 NO GAS V ADMlNISTRATOnS NQTIO The Street Fair Association of this oil and all city met laBt night at the city hall and K Wiee r6Sary organized by electing Perry President J T Pres Jas OBrien Secretary and J A Seed sweet potatoes The Finance Schwartz Treasurer Spears McDermott Committee consists of Geo Rassenfoss H O James S E Borland R K McCarnoy Tha very best companies com ¬ T F Brannan and L gentlemen will solicit pose my agency which insures Woolstein These subscriptions to day and to morrow from the merchants and citizens and re against fire wind and storm port at the meeting Wednesday night Noil --UnQn ar ransemBnts wiU be Deering binder twine machine repairs for the Deering Mayor Benj machinery at R B HUTCHCRAFTS Hinton Vice oclock a m sharp on the prom- ¬ isees the property on Main stEeet Paris Ky now occupied by Chris Grosche as a confectionery and bakery fronting on Main Street 27 feet 4 inches and rwnniug back 107 feet towards Pleasant Street There ie upon the lot a fine store room with an excellent bakery in the rear a large hall adjoin ¬ ing with seven residence rooms above an excellent cistern crond cellar etc making it a veiy deoi ruble place for in ¬ vestment or to any one desiring to en- ¬ gage in business Terms One tbird cash balance in equal payments of one and two years with G per ceut interest on deferred payments at 11 NO COCANE A simple application to rhn gams used only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best ad easiest and absolutely free from any after ffeets Uatepnoric treatment for painless filling -- All persons knowing themselves in debted to the late D Miller deceased will please settle with the under- signed at once Those holding claime t against said decedent will present them proven as required by law to H Ci Howard attorney ¬ Set of teeth Upper and lower Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crownR - 8 00 15 00 4t r0cts up 1 00 up 50 S LILLESTON Admr D Miller Decd Painless extraction 500 cts J Hours R 321 -- Economy Building anLoan Wo EINTON Agent AT formerVfather Col Jobn- - igt Foiisyth Aactr - Association f Paris Ky Main St Paris Ky opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to o p Ml 1 11 m - SCHOOL NOTICE The next session of my school will gin the first Monday in September T be- ¬ Te ephone 79 Ujetf L YERKES 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881J Published Every Tuesday and Friday by THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 2 1898 in his manner and she obviously looked up to him as a great man I wondered why Jie did not see that she needed a long rest and the tonic air known her the privilege of expressing my sorrow at her early death indeed I resolved to do so even at the risk oi c H A SMITH Office over G S Office Hours of the mountains Probably he found her indispensable in his business af¬ fairs yet I fancied he might make that -i plea some day and be answered by the A SONG OF HEROES Reaper that no mortal is indispensa- ¬ They sing about the admirals likewise the ble She was very faithful in her work commodores An the men that take their orders up and I think the young man with the on deck -- gray hair appreciated it for I often An the lads that feed the big gun while saw him praise her It was easy it rears its head and roars enough to know when she received this A pinin for to see another wreck theyd gone clean through the commendation for it pleased her ex- ¬ Youd think list and never skipped a thing hooray and tremely With their jolly tars There were two clerks and a book- ¬ keeper in the employ of Stoughton But theres none as tunes a string While he lifts is voice to sing Bland and I judged that all of them Of the Jackies wots a stokin down be- ¬ were deeply c nscious of the secre- ¬ low tarys charms The youngest of them Oh its heres to him a fightin up a spray was obviously in love with her and he Where the shot kicks glorious and excitin Its frequently got snubbed for his attenWhen he rushes to the fray tions He was a tall and handsome But there ought to be some snatches youth with corn colored hair that On the way it stirs your soul When they batten down the hatches rolled back from his forehead in a While you shovel in the coal wave which he had the good sense not We dont go much on uniforms In all to spoil with a comb and brush liat heat and dirt There was also a square shouldered With Hames a reachin out to eat the air fellow who bristled with energy He Its jusi a waste of etiquette to wear a seemed to be employed in outside wooien shirt You never have your picture taken there work and it was only in the early deny Its no use to lump it in your throat there hours that he had a chance to talk comes a She treated him with suffAs you think of home and wonder where with her icient cordiality to cause jealous feelyoull go your heart begins to thump ings on my side of the canyon for it While Xike the wheels that clang and thump pleased me to fancy myself in love with Bound the Jackies wots a stokin down her below Lastly there was the old bookkeepOh its here to him a fightin And a takin steady aim er who must have lived somewhere in If hes hurt theres some delight in the country for he brought her such Thinkin he can do the same flowers as the florists do not sell and By the first un that he catches laid them on her desk before she came we dont know wats the goal But When they batten down the hatches down He would be alone in the office While we shovel in the coal then and he did not know that I was the chasm glorious Its athe thirst consolation in the toilin and watching him from across minutes in I have seen him spend 20 To wipe the wetness from our brows and arranging half a dozen wild flowers think That were handsomely provided for in and then dodge quietly away at the sound of a step in the hall In all my case we meet the worst With a million dollar coffin when we sink days at the window I never saw him adOur hearts is in the fightin tops were dress her till she had first spoken to ho ¬ committing an impropriety Therefore when I saw the pasteboard boxe3 dispatched in the custody of the mes senger boys I hastened to intercept them on the street It was easy enough to read the address upon the boxes It Was a Hint but there was no name only a street That fellow he said always seems and number in Brooklyn to show up just when he isnt wanted I That was sufficient however Who doesnt hastened to a florists and gave or- she asked and want him Mr Brown after less than a min ders for such tokens as seemed to be ute of thought he reached the conclu appropriate sion that possible he had made a mis ¬ And so that was the end The sight take as to who was not wanted Chi- ¬ of her at the window day after day cago Post a feeling of cheer from her bright presA Stellar Discovery ence near me and then the sorrow for The poet tried to ride a wheel the loss of one whose very name 1 did And tumbled oer the handle bars not know I missed her heartily in And then it was that he could feel His head was truly mid the stars those succeeding weeks Town Topics so late as September I had by Even no means forgotten her or the inciJUVENILE REFLECTION dents connected with that time of strange and fanciful sorrow It was on the fifth day of that month when a man of a familiar aspect yet certainly not an acquaintance walked into my office He came slowly up to me and laid two cards upon my desk One was my own and the other bore the inscription ¬ ¬ Varden am Co 1 8 to 12 to 5 p m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Too Effective Bride Im so afraid people will find out that were just married that Ive made Will promise to treat me in public just as if he had no thought for anyone but himself Matron I adopted that plan when I was married and my husband never got over it N Y Weekly GEO W HAVIS DEALER IN Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ JOHN M DOUGLAS M JJ The name- was not familiar but the man himself I had certainly seen Ah to be sure He was the doctor who had come to the office across the way when the end was drawing near Thats my card and the other one is yours isnt it said he - jwisiR Special attention given to Undertak¬ ing and Eepairing He Was a Good Child - - Paris Ky Mrs Kelly So they sint yure pooi Main Street little Timmy t th refarmitery Sucli a good choild too Mrs Grady Sure and he wor thot EODSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ Mrs Kellv Ivervthinjr thot darlinJ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE iver shtole hed bring roight home t his muther Tit Bits DESIRE to sell my houao and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ Fruits of Experience I will sell for Heres a good article on the Art ol ville Ky twelve months half cash bal For further ance in Making a Mustard Plaster particulars address or call on Pooh Theres no art in making a BEN J F SHARON mustard plaster the art is in getting Jacksonville Ky il3oct tf it put on your husband after you have t made it Chicago Record I ¬ You sent Sll De Yaux 28 Inodded ¬ wishiu we was there A doin of our duty by the foe But each must take his share And they couldnt hardly spare The Jackies wots a stokin down below So heres to them thats fightin Heres to the pilot too Any job theyre out to do Maybe were to meet our matches But its all past our control When they batten down the hatches While we shovel in the coal We trust em to be right in li I h v i the bloomln admirals it aint the commodores That the Spaniards is a wishin for to- ¬ day yet the lads that handle ammunition 2or out o doors Where you stand a little chance to get away Theyve had fighters in their famlies and the cubsll fight again But they answered up most cautious like and slow When it comes to askin men To be huddled in he pen To be Jackies wots a stokin down below Says they Well do your fightin But that locker aint our size Where you wedge the men so tight in s Fur them Dagoes realize It aint What uncertainty attaches To the fellers in a hole Sfv rffij i if- W When they batten down the hatches i While we shovel in thecoal Washington Star 3 V a lK s S K I Si w- - M grief 1 Pantomime in the t Yet the girl was on hand at the usual hour next morning and was the reWindow Opposite cipient of cordial greetings though she By Willis Emery had to ask the bookkeeper for his In Copyright 189S tne aiternoon when she stood by the open window for a few minutes I ETWEEN her and me there was a thought she looked quite ill and worse than that she seemed great gulf a chasm with precipi The blight of melancholyapprehensive was tous walls of stone W e were so near I fancied her as one of those on her unfortogether that 1 could see the color of tunates who in youth are told that there her eyes when the light shone fairly will be no maturity that the seeds of but between us was the gulf and in the death are planted and must grow bottom of it a roaring river Three days later she was absent In the morning the river ran south again Then ward at noon it was full of conflict- cessive days I saw her on three sucing tides that clashed and surged in intervening leaving out of account an Sunday the late afternoon it ran inostly north- to appear but only Again she failed for a day and the ward toward Printing House square remainder of the week she was in her and the Brooklyn bridge It was a river of humanity and the gulf was accustomed place Monday Tuesday and Wednesday the canyon of Kassau street in Kew passed with no glimpse of her In the York city She was on the western bank and I late afternoon of that last day a man ou the eastern a hundred and fifty who could be known for a doctor half feet above the bed of the stream a mile away made a long call upon the Crossing was easy but I could not go head of the firm They conversed very because I had no errandl How could I seriously for a few minutes and then invade the office of Stoughton Bland drifted to general themes and laughed Gentlemen I have come to and puffed their cigars as if nothing and say tell your secretary that I admire her were wrong That fixed my estimate of I did not think it fitting even to ask the gray haired young man at a very what name she bore of such acquaint- low point in the scale There was no sign of her during the ances as might have been able to answer I would not have known what week On Monday I saw unusual sights firm employed her but that I could in the office across the way First the read the gilt leuers on the glass door old bookkeeper came in and while he of their office when there was light be- had the office to himself he sat in her hind it in the hail It was hard to chair and T saw him shed tears Then make them out for of course they read the young man with the corn colored backward to me being glued upon the hair appeared and upon my word I other side of the door but I looked was afraid to see him stand by the open across so often that I should have window with such a look upon his made them out at last had they been face lest he should east himself down to the bottom of the gulf Chinese characters A little later the three clerks the She used to wear neat and tasteful clothes and her hair was always just gray haired man and an elderly per right Her desk and the typewriting son whom I took to be the second mem- ¬ table were never in disorder and from ber of the firm just arrived from that I inferred that she had been well abroad for I had heard a rumor that brought up a conviction reenforced one of them had been in Europe nearly - bv mv ovservation of her bearing a year assembled in conference on a all who epolce with her Busy ptane ot equality which only a mutual toward from morning till night she never deep sorrow could have justified After seemed to be hurried or worried and it awhile the two clerks came back seemed to me she never had unfinished bringing some large pasteboard boxes work to put aside at the clos of the which contained flowers for thou h they were opened in a part of the office day As spring advanced her window and that my view did not command I mine were often open It was then got a glimpse of white blossoms and that a ray of sunshine striking down green leaves I think those men were all sincere upon her one bright morning showed eyes were hazel I had but not one of them not even the old me that her thought they might be blue for her bookkeeper felt a grief that matched hair was light She was of a slender mine Nothing just like that has ever figure not strong enough it seemed to come into my life Perhaps I should me to work so hard I noticed that her have found nothing sympathetic or atcheeks never hud in them enough color tractive in that woman if I had met her face to face but when that meet- ¬ to be visible from across the canyon - The man who dictated and signed ing on this side of the grave had bemost of the letters that sheewnotcwas come impossible I pictured her in sl puzzling fellow He looked not more speech and in hearf and soul as all flian 35 but his hair was almost white that her sweet face had promised He was always very considerate of her J longed to share with those who had Q6 wards when he should have been at o work and he looked the picture of ¬ There was a day in Tune when she did not come to the office A tribute of blossoms awaited her and I could read anxiety in the old bookkeepers back where he stood by his desk on the far side of the room as the minutes passed on beyond the usual time of her appearance When the gray haired young man came in his first glance was directed toward the desk of which the lid was closed for the first time at that hour in many months Immediately a messenger boy came in with a telegram and when the head of the firm had read it he looked toward the closed desk again so I knew what must be in the dispatch The bookkeeper was watching over his shoulder and by and by he plucked up courage to ask a timid question of his emplojer The answer made him look very grave Whatever the news may have been he communicated it to the light haired youth and the square shouldered fellow in the latter edge of the luncheon hour before the chief had returned They took it very hard and the young ¬ er of them stood by the window after- ¬ ¬ him QU B The ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ broken the pitcher belonging to the Its a good thing pa Well you probably have some ra- chamber set that you re not a kid Fliegende tional explanation of it said he but hang me if I know why you should Blaetter have sent that cartload of funeral emA Reliable Pointer blems to her on the occasion of her Oh youth on schemes financial bent Be sure you know just when to stop wedding If you wished to intimate The higher up most things are sent that marriage with me was equivalent The worse the breakage when they droj to death it was a bad joke sir and if Washington Star you dont then what in thunder did Harmless Otherwise won mean Ive carried that puzzle He plays golf doesnt he asked with me 2000 miles this summer on Spudds our wedding journey and now by Yes replied Spatts But aside Lucifer youve got to tell me the an- from he is perfectly harmles3 that swer Town Topics I dont want to go any further with this story It has come to a point As a Last Resort where the recollections aroused are Will you marry me he asked really too painful That depends replied the practical girl How can I know so early in the VALERIAS PRAYERS summer resort season that I wont have another chance Chicago Post A Girl Who Is n Fam ¬ Itlalapropos ily 13ntertuiner with Her Landlady Beefsteak Mr Hall- Unique Supplications room Valeria ager seven and a source of Hallroom No thanks As I was much entertainment to the family saying Mansard I onlj- - chew in modwas being put to bed by her mother eration N Y Journal the other night First she said Now Strange If True I lay me down to sleep closing or A deaf man was arrested yesterday delaying to close rather as follows So was the morning papers brief report Oh Lord bless papa and mamma What puzzled me was where they further say and grandpapa and grandmamma and He later had his hearing down in court Eugenia and Auntie May and all my Buck dear little friends and my bunnies and HONESTY THE BEST POLICY the old mother oat and Playful that I gave away and Jerry and Pedro and LI Jerry is the family horse and Pedro is the dog also given away like Plajful the kitten It was evident that the 3I prayer was being made simply a preiiltlq text for keeping her mother so Valeria was requested to curtail her She remembrances accordingly brought that prayer to a close but insisted that she should not rest easy unless allowed to repeat another about Oh Lord bless the pence we bring Her mother yielded but still the childs praying appetite washot satisfied She launched into another effort purely original this time It was a perfect imitation of certain forms in prayer and she was extremely fervent It must be explained that her mother had You are an honest man to return just recovered from an attack of neu me the gold headed cane which I lost ralgia I prize the stick highly for it comes Oh dear Father in Heaven she from the house in which Peter the said give that mamma may have had Great was born To reward you I will the very last pain she will ever have give you the head of the cane You Give that she may be truly and indeed can sell it to some jeweler well And oh Lord help us to be very Excuse me sir but Ive already kind to all animals that have three tried that and they told me it was legs or two legs or one leg and to all plated Polichinelle birds that have one leg or two legs or Disconsolate three legs and to people that have no Ive lost an heiress and although I hear legs And Oh Lord we bless Thee for There are as good fish swimming in the all the beautiful things we see in the sea world around us Uive that we may As ever have been caught ala3 I fear A gold fish may not bite again for me do what is rights and bless thou our Harlem Life sins Amen Similarity The morning of Decoration day Some of these summer young men Valeria climbed into bed with her mother and asked if she might go out remarked Miss Cayenne pensively reto the cemetery and put flowers on the mind me of Dresden china Because they are beautiful graves Her mother readily assented Yes And the get broke so easily and said she thought it would be a very Washington Star lovely thing for a little girl to do Valeria announced that Mrs Smith Easily Suited Then a neighbor was going to put flowers The Homety One My husband is very on Mr Smiths grave hard to please What was he she demanded The Pretty One He must have He wasnt a soldier but it has be- changed considerably since he marcome a custom for people to put flowers ried you Up to Date on the graves of their friends How He Knew We havent got anjbody out there do you know when the first of sighed Valeria mourfully How You say No and just think how grateful we the month comes around ought to be that no one we love is lying yon have no calendar Harlem No but I have a tailor in the cemetery Yes dubiously then with satis- Life faction But you came near going Not Half Bad Yes and so did you Spain now finds her wordy digs Proud Yes with greater triumph and Are very nearly right ¬ ¬ ¬ Seven-Year-OId didnt you I replied they were for her And I glanced across the wav Yes it with some flowers to street Brooklyn on June Little Peter to his father who has Regarding the Reason Penelope Now since you are mar ried to a prince perhaps you can tell me why he is always spoken of as His Highness Marie You will find the answer in papas check book N Y World Within Limitations Are you a vegetarian asked the landlady Partly said J Wilkes Brutus That is I would rather the audience threw cabbages and beets than dead cats and eggs Town Topics ¬ -- 3JE3FlJLJGr 1 SOS PLANTS TREES VINES The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Agents Strawberry and general nursery cat¬ alogue on application to H F EILLENMEER Telephone 279 Lexington Ky ALVA CRAWFORD hi a 1 Good Advice Choose pianos for your models Copy them with tireless care For their attitude is always Either upright grand or square Chicago Daily News GREEDY OLD 13EGGAU carl Crawford CRAWFORD BROS E3zs2o3 Barbers fc Shop corner Main and Fifth Sts JOHN CONNELLY lExycnM 3335203 PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable YRUPINDIGESTION PEFSSflli CURES head Why call for a toothpick guvnor when you havent a tooth in your DR CALDWELLS ¬ Theres no extra charge my boy and I want all I can get for my money Ally Sloper - mm EAST 1 01 t - TIME TABLE BOUND z i 54vr s- - i li The precious secrets of her soul She wove into a tragic poem The poem found a pigeon hole The cruel world will never knowem N Y Herald 1125am 850pm S03m 650pia Lv Wincbesterll5Sam 92opm lhl5am 630pm Ar Mt Sterlinl225pm 950pm 950ani TOopm Louisville Ar Lexington Lv Lexington IjV 1115am 840pm- 830am 6fl0pm t - ¬ Atca a WEST BOUND bit frightened when you heard the bullets singing about you Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 735ant 345pm He Not a bit you see it didnt Ar Lexington 911am 630pm Ar brankfort ¬ She And Alter tne Rattle didnt you feel the least - Ar Washington ftmm 340pm Ar Philadelphiali5am 705pm 1240nn 908pm ArNevr York sound anything like your singing- ¬ wGeobge w Barney Part Ky Youthful Candor Piv Pass Agent Teacher Of course you understand Lexington Ky the difference between liking and lov¬ ing Pupil Yes marm I like my father The COAST LINE to MACKINAC and mother but I love pie Boston TAKE THE --6 Traveler None One can be kissed against her will Quoth she When with a sigh Trains marked thus ran daily ex- ¬ cept Sunday other trains ran daily Through Sleepers between Louisville The dog is mans best friend7 said Lexington and New York without the philosopher Perhaps so said the Klondiker change For rates Sleeping Car but in my opinion they run too much any information call on reservationi oi to legs and not enough to tenderloin F B Carr N Y World steaks Agent Ij N R ft Not Well Balanced Yonkers Statesman ArShelbyville Ar Louisville 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm Sorrier ffltaKx r JV Mwc3Hln a The man remarked Im sorry So am I She murmured Detroit Journal POPULAR SONG ILLUSTRATED 4j jzze TO t COflFORT PETOSKEY MACKINAC CHICAGO DETROIT PETOSKEY ¬ M 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers INS The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boat Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoratloa and Efficient Service insuring the highest degree of Four Trips per Week Between SPEED AND SAFETY THE SOO AND DULUTH Toledo Detroit Return Cleveiaad 1350 LOW RATES 18 Mackinac MARQUETTE ¬ ¬ to Picturesque Mackinac and including ileais from Tolede EVERY EVENING and Berths From 13 from Detroit Between Detroit and Cleveland The Girl I Left Benind Me cago Inter Ocean Chi Sunday Trips June July August and September Only EVERY DAY BETWEEN Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains lor all points East South and Southwest and at Detroit lor all points North and Northwest Put-in-Bay ¬ so did -- ¬ ¬ Mrs Gobang Does your husband a late supper use club skates didnt Such stuff as dreams are made of No but she has been very sick Mrs Kambo Well he gets most of Judge times his skates at his club Town Tbpips Out of the Frying Pan Yes but we most went off the bunks Others Do tlie Worrying Jaggsby Weve had a hot time in and she didnt Kean Isnt your wife afraid to drive the old town to night Not long ago Valeria prayed that the Henpeck Itll be a freeze out to Lord would put Spain in the soup that horseNot at all Its the people Steam mine when I get home N Y World Since then she is quite at rest about Tit Bits ihe meets who are scared the outcome of the war N Y Sun About the Size of It One Reason ¬ HeDo you believe that a slave to AntiqaeiJIonseK X wonder why Boston girls are al tne cfgaretfe habit ever outlives it There are Houses still Standing in ways so cold She No they always- - die togethtr Nuremburg Bavaria that were built in They are usually wrapped up in -- Chicago Daily New 1080 Brooklyn Life themselves And so did your papa when he was hurt on the railroad And so did grand papa when he was so very ill Yes and grandmamma well she sister Because she sees those Yankee pigs Are bristling for a fight L A W Bulletin At tlie Summer Rink By One ot Their Victims I wish all the scorchers wherever they are Might each have a straijjht away track And pedal his cycle so swift and so far He could never no never get back L A W Bulletin Cleveland Toledo Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address X A SCHANT2 o DETROIT T66 Detroit anfi Cleveland steam to MICH So ¬ What is Shakespeares definition of Quite S The Shortest Line and The Best Service between Cincinnati and the Summer Resorts of the Great Lakes ran AND THE MmMaBaannBBnvwHB TO MICHIGAN GREAT LAKES i 3 Trains Daily between CIMCIKJWTlaadBETJIQir - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 2 1898 AN EXCEPTION i Bis Wife Kept a Boarding House and lie Tlioug ut She Didnt Need Him not k as e 1vere composed 1 of the stuff of which heroes are made nut there must have been some of the di vine aiflatus of courage in his system or ne would not have been before the recruiting officer seeking to gain admission into the ranks of those who were offering themselves as a sacrifice upon the altar of their beloved country What is your name inquired the off¬ ¬ ¬ icer in charge Forty three next October Where were you born In Indiana Do you reside here Yes sii have for the last ten years Are vou married or single Married Ah is that so Yes sir Well vou cant enlist John Smith Youraee Mr Smith Why not Hasnt a married man got courage enough Cant he be as good a patriot as a bachelor I suppose so but we cant take married men They have to stay at home and support their wives and families The applicants face gleamed like a sun rise Oh thats all right he laughed easily You neednt worry on that account my wife keeps a boarding house and has ever since the second year we were married Washington Star ice Because you are married Whats that got to do with it Cant take married men into the serv Why not ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ None can foresee the outcome of the quar rel between foreign powers over the division Wlilcli Made It Difficult to Decide of China It is interesting to watch the goWhether It IVns an Attack of ing to pieces of this ancient but unprogres sive race Many people in America are also Love or Pleurisy going to pieces because of dyspepsia conblood liver Doctor sighed the young man Tin stipation living too fastand stomach diseases We are but strength vigor afraid theres something serious the matter and good health can be retained if we keep with me Let me see your tongue said the phy off and cure the above diseases with Hoa tetters Stomach Bitters sician The young man obeyed Apropos What are the symptoms Syck Ive tried every known remedy Van Why whenever I breathe I feel a little twinging itching sensation around mr for consumption Yon Slick You must have quite a mediheart cine chest Judge Ah mused the doctor Felt it long days About four Real Warm Weather Rest and Comfort Whereve you been There is a powder to be shaken into the Up to Mackinac shoes called Alh ns Foot Ease invented by Met lots of nice young people Allen S Olmstead Le Roy N Y which Yes a good many druggists and shoe dealers say is the best Feel any pains rn the small of your back thing they have over sold to cure swollen No sir Meet any girl up in Mackinac that struck burning sore and tender or aching feet Some dealers claim that it makes tight or you as about all right Three or four doctor replied the young new shoes feel Cttsy It certainly will cure corns and bunions and relieve instantly sweat man with a smile ing hot or smarting feet Allens Foot Ease Dont have cold feet at night do you costs only a quarter and the inventor will Havent noticed em No particular girl up there then Youre send a sample free to any address sure of that Why of course Im sure replied the The principal river of Egypt is the Nile young man with a trifling blush but doc- Its smaller tributaries are the juveniles tor will you tell me what my friends at Mac- L A W Bulletin kinac have got to do with it Nothing much replied the physician Wheat 40 Cents a Busliei tapping his lips with his eyeglasses Just How to grow wheat with big profit at 40 trying to see whether its a case of love or cents and samples of Salzers Red Cross 80 pleurisy Theyre pretty much alike you Bushels per acre Winter Wheat Rye Oats know Detrort Free Press Clovers etc with Farm Seed Catalogue for 4 cents postage JOHN A SALZER SEED CO La Crosse Wis ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SIMILAR SYMPTOMS What Will Become of China ¬ I can recommend Pisos Cure for Consumption to sufferers from Asthma E D Townsend Ft Howard Wis May 4 94 ¬ ¬ ¬ Every time a man looks in a mirror he im ¬ agines he can see a hero Chicago Daily News la taken Internally Halls Catarrli Cure Price 75c I ygWSjaKr Era A Beautiful Present FREE for a few months to all users of the NO COOWNG KSSlf celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron STFFH KCE I WZ4 I JiKES Brand To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself lOHE OF THIS STARCH VHtLOOH A ffKBfafl 1 AS FAR AS A OTHER STABCR HALF I SKl that all claims for its superiority and econ OF WdlffM onAOMO UHsH omy are true the makers have had prepared I CiiUBIHGERWft B BR0St9 MJW at great expense a series of four J JzS kmmm THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS r REQUIRES COLLARS AND CUFFS FOUND POUND AND ANY J Jj 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 is due not only to the originality and HE SAVED THE FLAG Just Trotted Ont His and YOUNG AT SIXTY Serene comfort and happiness in ad ¬ vanced years are realized by compara ¬ tively few women Their hard lives their liability to se- ¬ rious troubles on account of their pecu- ¬ liar organism and their profound igno ¬ rance concerning themselves all com ¬ bine to shorten the period of usefulness and fill their later years with suffering Mrs Pinkham has done much to make women strong She has given advice to many that has shown them how to guard against disease and retain vigor¬ ous health in old age From every cor- ¬ ner of the earth there is constantly com- ¬ ing the most convinciug statements from women showing the efficacy of Old Shotgun Told the Suspect to Ulnlie HiniHelf Scarce News It is much easier to acquire a fault than it is to inspire a virtue Chicago Daily To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails io cure 25c THE MARKETS f0m A Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com ¬ pound in overcoming female ills Here is a letter from Mrs J C Orms of 220 Horner St Johnstown Pa which is earnest and straight to the point Dear Mrs Pinkham I feel it my duty to tell all suffering women that I think your remedies are wonderful I had trouble with my head dizzy spells and hot flashes Feet and hands were cold was very nervous could not sleep well had kidney trouble pain in ovaries and congestion of the womb Since taking your remedies I am better every way My head trouble is all gone have no pain in ovaries and am cured of womb trouble I can eat and sleep well and am gaining in flesh I consider your medicine the best to be had for female troubles The present Mrs Pinkhams experi- ¬ ence in treating female ills is unparal lellecl for years she worked side by side with Mrs Lydia E Pinkham and for sometime past has had sole charge of the correspondence department of her great business treating by letter as many as a hundred thousand ailing women during a single year Course I couldnt swear that he was a Spanish spy admitted the man who came in from a cross roads settlement in Red ford but he looked like one be gosh and we haint the people out there to take chances on them kind of critters His col- ¬ oring was all dark except his teeth and they fairly glisened He didnt act like he had any lawful busness in the neighbor- ¬ hood and I sort o suspected him right along But what did he do Til tell you what he done said the big representative of Bedfords yeomanry as he straightened up Some of us fellers put up a flag down by the grocery histing a pole just like we used to when politics got hot Tother evenin I see that feller hangin round the corners with a cross- ¬ cut saw Dont take me long to put two and two together so I just got my shot ¬ gun advanced on him direct and tole him he had 20 minutes fur to git over the hill bout a mile away He had time to spare but Im satisfied as I live he was a Spanish spy and out there fur to saw that pole down When any of them chaps stirs up ole Red ford theys courtin all kinds o troubles and the man that saved the flag moved on so as to get a new audience Detroit Free HOGS Common Mixed packers LAMBS LIVESTOCK Cattle common Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light Cincinnati Aug 1 SHEEP Choice Light bhippers 8 3 00 4 00 5 75 3 15 3 70 3 70 3 15 4 75 Q 3 75 4 40 6 25 3 65 3 85 3 95 3 75 5 60 FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 rednew No 3red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY- - Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mes Pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Choice to Fancy POTATOES New per bbl -- 3 00 325 68 06 36 9 50 iS 75 00 12J4 14 19 tlO 2 50 1 50 4 10 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 purchasing- 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- ¬ ties The high standing of the Cali ¬ fornia Fig Sykup Co with the medi- ¬ 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 ¬ 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 - 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 WmiYiiVmiYiYW How To Get Them All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch¬ Flat Iron Brand aro ontitled to receive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not bo sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short timo only A FAIR FACE CANNOT ATONE SAN FRANCISCO CaL 3 00 1 C5 LOUI8VILLE Ky NEW YORK N Y CHICAGO Press PORK Mess- LARD Steam NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYF PORK New mess LARD Western BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat CATTLE First quality Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western 1 CORN No 2 OATS NO 2 FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring 4 25 75 3376 68 33 25 25 9 35 9 20 5 35 4 10 5 42 4 25 There are stamps and stamps and the banks are wrathfully aware that there are The record of one Boston bank for stamps received on checks is this Internal revenue stamps of the GOs Regular postage stamps Omaha postage stamps Proprietary stamps Doucumentary stamps of 1S98 Postage due stamps The receipt of two one cent postage due on a check broke the record How anybody outside of the post office department could have had them in possession to put on is now the mystery Boston Transcript All Kinda of Stamps 74 3SJ5 OATS Mixed 39 10 00 2754 10 50 and are a truly wonderful medicine I for often have wished for a medicine pleasant to take and at last have found it in Cascarets Since taking them my blood has been purified and my complexion has im- ¬ proved wonderfully and I feel much better in every way lilts Sallie E Sellaks Luttrell Teun CASCAIiETS do all claimed BLOOD CANDY TRADE MARK REOiSTCREO BAD FOR AN UNTIDY HOUSE USE tliem 7MWAWWAWAAUWWMW SAPOLIO SHOOT CHESTER I04PQT 5 87J4 5 60 70 4 63 37 00 71 7254 38 34 33 4 40 4 40 ¬ the only sure cure in the world for Chronic Ul ¬ TJlcers Scrofulons Ulcers Vari cose Ulcers Ganerene Fever Sores and all Old 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anybody sending two annual subscriptions atsieacn to tne uvenana Monthly SAJS FRANCISCO Sample Overland Beautifuijt Ae WAR bound and sump- 5c Used byAlithe BampkwShots fkg Jem Name ona Postal quid FOR iNCttKTLTi Repeating Abms NtwttAVEN CotiN g New Yort 319 SO WlNCH5TnAYE CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS 73 36 2754 10 50 5 3754 UrSTflRiP Sold andCUJKJE Tobaccoalldrug nW UBDAb gists to guaranteed by Habit treatment Ifre glves JLff quick relief and cures worst SbJ cotes Send for book of testimonials and 1 days Dr IL U GHEKKS 80SAUaata 6a nDnDQYNEWDscovERY srky ifrjirH Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in time Sold by drajiRists ANK E 1720 izim WHEN WKITJMG ID A15VEKTISILKS please state that you sw tke Advertise meat In this pnpei of the chewing tobacco you are using V awM if you are dissatisfied with the size of piece or with the quality E and you 11 get your mon ys worth he IO cent piece of Battle Ax is larger than the 10 cem piece of a other brand of the same high quality and is the large piece of r lly good chewing tobacco that is sold for 10 cents SK4a3 n K emember the name when you buy again SBBBBB 1- - - 8 I THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY ROSARY BEADS They Were In Use Am one the Hindoos AUGUST 2 1898 W S AndersoB L w L Sv Seashore Excuroious The Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad will run the followi g excursions to the Sea shore on dates named The ticijets will be good going on Tegular trains to vhiih necessary sleeping cars will be attached On July I9th and ugust 11th to Atlantic Cty aud Cape May via Washington round¬ trip rale only S14 from Lexington and cor respondingly low rates from other Central Kentucky points Tickets good elf veu days returning Ou uly 2Sth a round trip ratp of SIS will be made to Old Poim Comfort Va tickets good going on regular t aius and good returning twelve da s tins is the best time to visit OldPoiut owiigto the interesting military maneuvers Send in your name for sleeping car spa e or for further Information desired Geo W Barney D P A Lexington Ky A TRYING NAVAL JOB WHAT IT MEANS TO PUT A WARSHIP IN I Before the Era of Buddha KBTCKSflittfa NERVOUS 5 WEAK M r t DiSE V j E 0NO CURE HO PAY THE NEW METHOD TREATMENT original with Drs K K will posi- ¬ tively cure forever any form of Blood or Sexual disease It is the result of 30 years experience in tae treatment or these diseases m WE CURE SYPHILIS This terrible Blood Poison the terror of mankind yields readily to our NEW Beware of Mercuiy TREATMENT Potash etc They may ruin your yatem If you have sores in the mouth or tongue pains in the joints sore throat hair or eyebrows falling out pimples or blotches stomach derangement sore eyes head- ¬ aches etc you have the secondary stage Wo solicit the of this Blood Pois on most obstinate cases and challenge the world for a case wo accept for treatment and cannot cure By our treatment tho ulcers heal tho hair grows again pain disappear the skin becomes healthy and marriage is possible and safe K I r T1 r URES 6UARANTI 1 Thousands of young and middle aged men havo their vigor and itality sapped by eaily abuses later excesses mental o matter the cause our worry etc New Method Treatment is the refuge r h WECUREiMPOTEMCY Ami restore nil parts to a normal condi Ambition life and energy are ie- newed and ore feels himselr a man amoncrmen Every cnaa U fixated indi vidually no en re all henco our won J or- ful siicccs lo matter ivlm ails you consult m cor fiJcutially We can fur ¬ ni h bank l musto guarantee to accom plish ihatw3 claim tion S5- - EMISSIONS We treat and cure SYPHILIS OLEE1 VARICOCELE Y S riC 15 ET KnttOl CRE I MPOTEXCDISC1IA1UJ- D11A1N XNATURAL ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Dfeeiue T 2Rf Ml COsfEi taWitsvy for JiUUisrt CONSILTAIJON i UKK FREE It unablo to call write f r BLA2TK QUESTION TREATMENT HOME Kennedys Kergan I XRS 22 Wo Fourth St CINCINNATI O e SEXIST JiO Fayette Farms AT PUBLIC SALE As execntors of the late P will offer on the premises on WEDNESDAY Scott we AUGUST 10 1898 The Wednesday after county court day the following three tracts of choice Fayette Oounty Lands No 1 The tract known as the Gist Farin located 3 miles from Lexington on the Hairodsburg and Clays Mill pike containing 350 of Tvhich are m grass and 200 in cultiva- ¬ - 330 j land acres cres of choice farming - tion The improvements consist of a two story brick residence of 7 rooms carriage house cistern smoke house 3 servant houses 2 stock barns 1 tobacco barn a fine stone fence along the front and inside fencing in good order This is on i of the best farms in this section of the county Plentv of running water fed by springs Time 10 oclock No 2 On r THURSDAY AUGUST 11TII 1898 on the premises we vtill sell the tract known as the Kinkead farm located 7 miles from Lexington on tne Richmond and Lexington turnpike containing more or less of which 250 acres are in vgrass 200 in cultivation aud 10 acres in orchard The improvements consist of a very handsome two story brick resi- ¬ dence of la rooms brick carriage house smoke house ice house 2 stock barns corn crib cattle scales a brick metal roofed store houses 2 tobacco barns 5 servant houses 3 good ponds ample supply of running water and well fenced After the sale of No 2 tract we will offer on the premises tract 483 Acres s- - v v lime 10 No 3 oclock and Lexington turnpike 7 miles from Lexington adjoining the above and con- ¬ taining about flfe farm and is located on the Richmond It is known as the McFadden v - IcF MW Wl v t cultivation The improvements consist of a frame cottage of 4 rooms cistern smoke house stock barn one tobacco v arn 3 tenant houses good pond and viruimmg water fencing in good order No such bodies of choiced improved farming lands have ever been offered in Fayette County at public sale and whether we consider the location the improvements or quality of the land they are most desirable for cultivation or residence An examination is re- ¬ quested TERMS One third of the purchase money will be required cash in hand the balance in one two and three years qual annual payments from day of sale nnterest payable annually and lien re served to secure deferred payments with proved secuntvrTERscoTT 100 of which are in grass the balance in J PERCY id SCOTT Executors - Jx Delph Auctr FREE for a few months to all users of the are liable to read in the newspapers an requirejmocookiho vlffiM celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron 1 ma mm m cuffs stiff am ece S Wtm announcement to the effect that one of Brand To Induce you to try this brand of the vessels of the navy is going into strchso that you may find out for yourself commission It is not a very impress k mruunuw A inis stakcm WILL COB isszis AS FAR AS POUND A HALF tfflWi that ail claims for its superiority and econ ive phrase but the full meaning of the m X Or tUV RTU4TD Tlnril W of which few have 1 term is something omy are true the makers have had prepared yfvavuooy C 500 LCHLlBINGERBROSCo WW at great expenee a series of any adequate conception To put a modThe use of the rosary seems especial- ¬ ern warship into commission involves ly suited to an eastern clime aud to the an enormous amount of work which The Bud repose of an oriental mind can be fully appreciated only by one dhists are fond of using very smooth who has observed the process from beA beads of glass polished jade or coral ginning to end and it has been thought that the smooth When a vessel of the navyJs laid up cool beads gliding through their fingers as it is callin reserve in ordinary exact reproductions of the iooco originals by Muville which will be given as they murmur the holy name for thou ¬ ed it is far from an attractive object you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below sands of times help them to arrive at and could hardly be recognized as the These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of that state of holy abstraction from same ship when in thorough trim with advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No earthly things which is so much prized crew aboard The ship is anchored at a among the followers of Buddha manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its convenient navy yard the stores are The favorite Japanese rosaries are sent ashore her engines and guns covcustomers They are net for sale at any price and can be obtained only in made of polished wood crystal onyx ered with oil and an antirust paint the manner specified t The subjects are and chased silver and the Japanese her decks are allowed to become dirty American Wild Ducks American Pheasant Buddhists repeat in endless devotion her sides dull and stained from rusty English Quail English Snipe Save us Namu Amida Butzu Thus she lies perhaps for chains while their Chinese brothers months and then an order comes from Buddha The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Each have the blessed name Plaque is bordered with a band of gold the secretary of the navy through the forever on their lips A rosary of very chief of the bureau of navigation digreat size was recently brought from a recting the commanding officer of the ELASTIC STARCH temple in Kioto Japan The largest yard to get her ready for sea bead is about six inches in diameter and has been the standard for 25 years first thing to be done is to bring All purchasers of three 10 cent or the rosary entire is about 24 feet long as The men as possible from the remany six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch pol- ¬ TWENTY TWO MILLION The huge beads are of dark brown Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re ceiving ship which lies hard by and ceive from their grocer one of these ished wood They are hollow and have these with the force of the yard under packages of this brand were sold beautiful Game Plaques free The each a figure of a god inside the little plaques will not be sent by mail last year Thats how good it is the direction of whatever officers are They can be obtained only from your shrine which can be seen through a begin at once to put things to grocer ASK YOUR DEALER lattice of brass work Cincinnati En- available remove the accumulated dust rights and Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch to show you the plaques and tell quirer and dirt from the different parts of the Do not delay This offer you about Elastic Starch Accept is for a short time only equipment the engineers force goes at no substitute FALSIFIED HER AGE once to the engines and boiler rooms A Court Trial That Disclosed a Queer the anitrust paint is removed from the engines new packing is put in the Phase of Russian Society tAttngU3aaTtrtcaa ii7f mwi3WtMwilt mioMm rarrsv res- Even in Russia it seems despotism valves and joints the pumps are tested does not go the length of forcing a the rust and dirt knocked from interiors woman to tell her age or of punishing of fire boxes and boiler tubes and grate her for stating it inaccurately A cer- bars renewed Outwardly everything is now in fair tain Princess Eugalytcheff was recently KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS tried at Moscow and sentenced to life- condition but this is only the beginning It remains to get up steam in long internment in the province of Olo TAKE THE the turn over the netzfor embezzling 140000 rubles some of see boilers are proper enin if they trim After the proceeding in court had come gines to start the dynamos test the electric to an end and after the noble lady had retired to the country for her somewhat lights and the pilothouse signals turn prolonged rest from urban gayeties and on the searchlights start the fans work temptations a too careful official discov- the steering gear and steering engines TRAINS DAILY ered that among the papers in the case set the hoisting machinery in motion FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO was the princess certificate of baptism and put the boat cranes in operation FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO and that she had changed the date of it Every engine boiler pipe wire tube rivet bolt nut and plate is carefully from 1847 to 1867 Instantly this grave Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in crime was brought to the notice of the inspected and if found unserviceable from any cause repaired popularity Everj body will be there this summer authorities and the convicted embezzler visNext the equipment storehouse is For information inouire of nour nearest Ticket was summoned to meet the charge of ited and a full allowance of beef pork M falsifying an official document Then a Agent curious fact was disclosed and a sur- - beans potatoes coffee sugar salt flour prising amount of light was thrown on meal clothing shoes hammocks blan kets paint tobacco in short the whole Russian society The Prince Eugalytcheff who was miscellaneous assortment of thecom cited aso a witness by the prosecutor missary department is placed on board said that whether his bride was 20 years The paymaster of the ship is responsi- ¬ older or younger than her certified age ble for every article received aud a was a matter of absolute indifference to strict account is kept of each Then the him All he could say was that he re- galley or cooking stove has to be exceived the sum of 3 000 rubles for giv- amined to see whether it is complete in ing the lady his name that immediate- - all its findings The outfit of a galley ly after the marriage ceremony he nro usually consists of two copper kettles of cured for her a separate passport and I 30 gallons each a 50 gallon kettle with that since then he has known nothing cast iron jacket and copper hinged cov more of his wife or her private affairs ers two steamers for vegetables each The jury gallantly declined to convict with a capacity of 32 gallons two sets the accused princess on the trivial of saucepans a fine set of tools for liftcharge about a womans age and she ing and firing and the ordinary cooking implements was sent back to her provincial exile The line officers look after the condiPrinces evidently come cheap in Russia and this is perhaps the most in- tion of the guns the rigging the boats teresting bit of news in the whole story the cables the anchors the flags and signals the charts the nautical instruNew York Time3 ments and other parts of the ships equipment What this means can only A Disastrous Ending Two Detroit merchants were sitting be appreciated by one who has actually on adjacent stools and taking a 15 cent undertaken the task A volume might lunch when one asked the other if he be written in regard to the signals alone When all this work has been done consulted his wife in his business affaira the is Cant do it was the response and shipto ready to go into commission up this time Ive tried it a dozen times a month for under control of theeverything hasofbeen the commandant years but it always winds up just yard so that when the captain of the about as it did yesterday I asked her if she thought she could discuss a little ship arrives and reports himself to the matter of business calmly and dispas- yard commander little remains for him sionately She said she could but had to attend to In the meantime men have never known me to be able to do so I been brought together to constitute the complimented her sarcastically on her crew Sometimes they are enlisted particuangelic temper and she at once ac larly for the ship which is about to go cused me of being angry I told her we that I was regarded among men as hav- ¬ into service at other times they are withdrawn from other ships which have ing a very equable disposition and that my employees called me Old Suavity just been put out of commission The She called attention to the fact that crew and marines report aboard with her pet dog that weighs about a pound bags and hammocks the captain orders was called Danger Then I told her the crew to be drawn up on the spar straight from the shoulder that I de- ¬ deck promptly at noon upon the day on clined to be made angry by her taunts which the ship is to be put formally in and odious comparisons but served commission reads to them his orders pointed notice that I was going to have from the secretary of the navy detailing the respect due the head of the house him to the command hoists the comShe laughed cheerily and declared that mission pennant to the main truck and the stars and stripes to the gaff or staff I was entirely too touchy But what about the business confer- ¬ at the stern and all is ready The ship is now in commission San ence OhI slammed the door and left Francisco- CalL Detroit Free Press Greek and Latin M Jules Lemaitre condemned the a Ice Broke the Spell study of Greek and Latin the other day v There is a curious little- tale about at gOOus Captain Bagot M P for South West- ¬ thethe Paris Sorbonne He declared that national mind had been formed not moreland which cannot fail to interest by the literature of the Greeks and Ro c those superstitiously inclined It is said mans except in an indirect way but by that some generations ago a witch the Scriptures first and afterward by the cursed Levens Hall the seat of Captain great French M Lemaitre writers Bagot and said that there would bo no further declared that he regretted hav- ¬ direct male heir to the estate as long as ing studied the Kent the river which runs through whereas he isGreek and Latin 12 years the grounds flowed Such has indeed is spoken by ignorant of English which half the world and only been the case until in 1895 when knows German in a pitiful manner owing to the severe frost the Kent was for a time entirely frozen up and a few Dwelling in flats is making great months afterward Mrs Bagot presented headway especially in the her husband with a little boy London west end in London persons but many are averse Graphic to being known as residents of such Landlords advertise them as mansions Hott a Bashful Man- Got a Wife Blusher is the most bashful man I built in stories ever knew The remedial effects of laughter are How on earth then did he come to really wonderful Cases have been get married known where a 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