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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i y- v J mm - s hp m 0 BOURB PRINTED EVERY TUESDAYiJAND FRIDAY NEW Established V H - f CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners feb i 1881 EiemEeinH year PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY AUGUST 9 1898 JV MILLERSBURG T r no 63 - B FOUR I fins I N w Votes Gathered L11 And About The j Km - Mrs W M Miller is somebetter - Not building lots that is in the general acception f the world though a selection from any f these lois is a splendid foundation on which to build a picture collection Its a mid summer sale Prices are very low We sold a great many pictures last week and have 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 9SC FOR LOT 2 Large number of subjects FL- - k - ryf tMV- I HT IT i i i 11 TU17UT T j Bfirt McClintock typhoiil fever is quite ill with vPRtPrrltiv mi hnsinfss Robt Caldwell wet to Frankfort 19 Prof Mack Shipp and family returned to Winchester Saturday Mr F A Jones and wife went to Swango Springs last Friday frames up to date pictures See them Vr Ww Carpenter will leave to150 FOR LOT 3 White and gold Antique oak or burnished gold morrow for Swango Springs frnmps of all sfcvles Nice line of subjects Great values Mrs Ada Smith was out last week for 198 FOR LOT 4 You have been paying 350 and S4 for pictures the fi s time in ten months not their equal Large handsome frames Very choice subjects Miss Fannie Mann of Paris is with All in our East Window Prices marked in plain figures on each lot her aunt Mrs W M Miller Mr Whittington Mann of Paris visited lady friends here Sunday Miss Lucy Eller of Paris was the guest of Mrs W V Shaw Friday Mr Eldie Collier has reuted Mrs Carpets Furniture Wall Pape- Lizzie Millers farm for next year Jeff T Vimout weighed to S Weil Saturday 25 head of 1470 lb cattle at 475 turn twjuuBanieax3BagBgw zfatckfitwtm Mrs John A Shaw of Winchester was the guest of her son W V Shaw u J it BTJ TV B ti Sunday 8 u 0C m n i a Mrs A C Cook of Georetwn was l e the guest of Mrs Minnie Rule SatN urday Mrs Eliza Corring on returned Saturday from a visit to Nicholasvilie with relatives Master Joseph Whitehouse of Coving- ¬ ton is the guest of Robt Miller Jr near town Born Sunday to the wife of Chas Layson nee Vimont a son secoud ¬ I F W AWPR J ao DIIIC m Dn jrsaiausr iir X - ¬ GPoza BLUEGRASS New sSti7cir O Al o ¬ SEED MACHINES Built by J H Stivers Full line of repairs on hand child first boy Miss Katie Richardson and Miss Mamie Smith of Lexington are guests of Mrs Mary Trotter Mrs Belle Armstrong and daughter EDWARDS the best line of Tongue and Tongueless Cultivators in town Malta Banner m Acme Spring Trip prios New Western - Call and examine goods and get Why ifP - H S Stout Succeeds SSSl r Miss Mary are visiting her sister Mrs Anna Brady near Carlisle Messrs Ed Charles and Harry Sous ley of Lexington were guests of their uncle Chas Darnell Sunday Mrs Florence Lockhart and mother Mrs Kelley of Paris spent Saturday you wisQsell K B HUTCnCRAFT with Mrs Lizzie Miller near town The Directors of the Hurst Home InkWET WHEAT surance Co will meet here to morrow to have thetr annual auditing of the company We haze machines that wil Mr J W Woolums wa3 down from thorj3ughly clean and dry yonr Mnir Sunday and spent the day at-j ¬ and egg The egg Sales antf Transfer Of Stock Crop IStcii of yester Jny looks fpls measures and Turf Note weighs like the egg of lst month but Jus ThnmSson lists sold mtitv pntflp theres a difference in another respect Pleasant St oim Firt Presbyterian W and that difference is worth money T inao Rt M f V VUIC4J WiSW for CMt uu nuv v wt w Church ui Its just so with laundry The difference Dr Bucks old Office Splir Silkjrately owued by J E Clay between good work and poor is slight to won a 2QraHoiutf stake Thursday at the unpracticed discernment but us a Office on first floor 1 difference that counts every time Its Columbusj Sj Bst time 21 a difference that changes your laundry S to 12 a m to 5 p ra The continued raius in Bourbon dur- bill from an expense to an investment Office Hours ing the pgsffionth have mined a large We do ijood work it will cost no more quautity offmithreshed wheat by caus- - than poor work but its worth double the difference ingittVsw H and sprout D Bourbon Steam Laundry E NOT rsythe of Lexington has t Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati purchaseo QSatnuel Rogers of car- - Plan Your Summer Outing Now Go to Ohio lisle two thousand cedar posts for ship- - Picturesque Mackinac via The Coast Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Line rnent tofttgeceraam to oe usea in tne y manufacture of cedar pencils It only costs 1350 from Detroit 17 from Cleveland 1550 Martin Boyles colt imp Eddie Burke tor thefrom Toledo including meals and TUESDAY AUG 9TH 1898 round trip won a 800jronrse Thursday at the Har- berths One thousand miles of lake ride ear Chicago Simms on new modern steel steamers for the returning every second Tuesday in each lem track Send 2c for illustrated month Aadersouj colt The Kentuckian also above rates Address Reeerence Every leading physician won a 10 purse at tne same track that pamphlet A A Sobantz G P A of Paris Kentucky day Detroit Mich A smalm crowd attended Carlisle Change on The Frankfort court yyestgEjIay Only a few cattle Important Cincinnati Two NeAV Trains railroad time card market wjiich changed N R R L No 2 train will leave at J30 a m hanis at SM0 to 125 Kindig Bros of York Bfbonght two cars of mule and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m ARRIVAL OF TRAINS 50 colts No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p Merqafqpyi Ikes by Scarlet Wilkes at Frankfoit at 810 p m m 1010 p m No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a ni won the23pioy Fri lay at Columbus From Lexingoa 511 a in 745 a m 333 p in 627 p m by the same sire low- arrives at 840 a id No 5 leaves Frankfort at 1 15 p m From Richmond 505 a in 740 a m Jayhawker ered hiVrSord to 218 328 pm by Jay Bi5r trotted a half mile track in and arrives at 4 p in From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m No 8 leaving at 430 will connect 213 ahdEav took a record of 216- C fast limited at GeorgeDEPARTURE OF TRAINS a grandson of Jay with the Q Eagle Bird wSSSthe 200 trot Friday at town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ 340 pm Coluuib To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a- - m ment for persons going to Cincinnati or m 1014 p 545 p stor ire Kor Grain points north east and west of that city To Richmondm 1108 a m 543 p m k in C No 1 will connect with the Q 1016 pm HAiyBjstprage capacity at my warei houses forjp0000 bushels of wheat for fast train south and No 5 connects at To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent which 1 wall issue neicoiiable warehouse G eorgetown with the Qj C local pas- ¬ receipts iand wiil guarantee the holder senger from the south can borrotwo thirds the market price of the grainat the banks at seven per Haggaud Reeds new laundry is centintecest Storage one cent per bushel spM month or fractional part doing first class work Give us a call Haggard Reed tf thereofOo charge for handling or sacks fEarties who held their wheat last yeafsere paid handsomely for so doing vWill pay New York or Balti- more trices less cno ireignc any time v V btdcghANO TJKF news There are eg L Q NELSON V f r V L - 1 L H Landman M N- - - -- a2Mi TheJe ¬ Flgan ¬ ¬ SIC CLASS AND MRS ALBERT MITCHELL MISS NELLY BUCKNER wish to announce that they will open a Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep- ¬ tember 5th TERMS i iI filnei LickswithlhisMsbnSirJi t- - - 4t tt - whsat Ufetihi-ashedr-we- t Chsresj iMMUBiir oolumsr t - a - 4 J Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building up the largest tailoring business in Paris FIRST He recognized the fact that live ears ago that the only family Sunday Messrs Boyce Allen and Wallace day of big profits and small sales was past For Sale By Ths very best companies com- ¬ Thorn and and Misses SECOND He cuts the price of tailor madegarmentsat least 40 Shannon Bowden of Lois are visiting CHAS N FITHIAN Paris Dannie pose my agency which insures PERCENT friends in Augusta against fire wini and btorm At A Shires jewelry store Paris Ky THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and 3SCES3BBK SSBSKSC his workmanship Jas A Butler is selling at cost his Non union FOURTH He always does as he advertised entire stock of groceries queensware W O HXNTON Agent and hardware Dont forget the auction Saturday at 10 a m It ¬ Mrs Ernest Jenkins of Donerail and Mrs Ike Stephens of Lexington were cuests of Mr Andrew Butler and family Sunday Judge V M Purnell of Paris and Prof Jas A Brown of Los Angelos Cal were guests of T M Purnell and ¬ J H HIBLERGO Dont use any other hut Purity flour from Paris Milling Co tell your grocer you want no other All grocers keep it m Oil i JMM irZivwwuaSzr BATH FOR kK gioMifinaa0rcslnTOla CABINET - i w Term of 20 lessons private Term of 20 lessons class S3yst Pavahle in advance above at Paris Ky 12 - 50 625 tor information address eitheroff Lumbago Rheumatism Sciataca Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- ¬ tion via Leauess Skin and Blood Diseases Kidney Diseases Diseases Nervous Asthma Catarrh etc till lsep II YRUP PEPSlN CURES CONSTIPATIONil CALDWELLS a - imrtv i HI in imHRirAl regngtTCTrTO3WTagl Queen Crescent Low Kates j As a result of this gystem he has built up a large trade that appreciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or OverMany customers at a small profit rather than a few customers coat at a big profit says H S Stout If you want credit your high price taibr gladly extends it for he makes you pajr dearly for it in the end pTWhy not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by ¬ ¬ giving H S Stout f trial He makes the Finest Imported Suiis -- for- 1 - Mrs Meredith and daughter and National Laundry mens Association Miss Mary Hayden of Louisville were Cincinnati XX September 12 to 14th guests of Mrs Chas Turner last week 1898 returned home Saturday Supreme Council 33d Degree of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cincin- ¬ Mr Chas Martin and Mr and Mrs nati O September 19 to 22 1898 Bert McClintock and Misses Lizzie Lelia and Jimmie McClintock and Miss We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ Carrie Current returned Saturday from a visit to Nicholasvilie with relatives pair your linen and put neck bands on y AW a 0 3000 AND - 3500 i ja 5U- 4K pjis furm3Hig STOUT HS JOE MUNSON tailoring Manager go W M Britt went to Boone county yesterday to see her mother Mrs Hughes who had the misfortune to lose her fine residence last week by fire It was one of the largest in the State There was only a small insur- ¬ ance and nothing was saved Mrs free Haggard Reed o i rrS 4f r ra H rn 7 Jotter 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 mjin price 1200 I will try and call on all farmers Address Ed Bedford 2aug 3t Ruddles Mills Ky KfS 4m 1 TIME TABLE WKST BOUND Here is one of those who are either so prej- udiced against all ad vertised remedies or have become discouraged at the failure of other medicines to help them and who will succumb to the grim destroyer without knowing of the won derful value of Foleys Honey and Tar for all Throat and Lung troubles ¬ ¬ ¬ K ¬ Sold by James Kenned Druggist CEnT7BSSrTWS Always ask for Paris Milling Cos Purity flour All grocers tI 1UEE 01 v X HOUSE AiTD LOT AND BUCK M V SMITH SHOP FOR SALE W a keep it Insist on having Purity every time My agency insures against fire wind and storm best old rer 4 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Mt Smrlmrl22 am 310pm ArWasliiiiKlon Ar PhilalelpliiaJ0 nm 705pm I2 40nn 90Spm ArNew ork DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal EAST BOUND ance in twelve months For further 830am 600pm Lv Louisville particulars address or call on 1115am 810pm ArLexineton BEN J F SHARON Lexington ll2iam 850pm 830am 550pm Lv 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky lv WlnHnsteill58am 923pm 915am G30pm rpm I liable v i prompt paying compani- esnon-union W 0 HINTON Agent i ArShelhwiile Ar Louisville Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar FranK fort THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE up-to-dat- Deering binder twine machine oil and all repairs for the Deering Has ball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- ¬ machinery SPECIAL PATTERNS Nos 198 and 199 at tions Also draw out grate removable and renewable without Challie frock Skirt with 6hapcd flounce R B HUTCHCRAFTS having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction Blouse opens with revers over a chem- ¬ isette of guipure Sailor collar in the back CRAWFORD rKOL F B Carr best materials skilled workmanship modern and in all Material required for costume challie 36 Agent L R N R its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth- ¬ inches wide 11 yards Blouse No iq8 cut in three sizes 34 36 and 38 inches bust Paris Ky or George W Barney ing better can be produced - Thirt three years experience For Insure in my agency non- ¬ measure skirt No 19Q cut in three sizes Div Pass Agent sale- by all prominent dealers Lexington union Prompt paying reliable S4 26 and 28 inches waist measure each Price of patterns 19 Shop corner Mam and Fifth St J companies insures against fire CO G OHM ANN TERSTJ1GGE wind and storm Vrlghts Celery Tea regulates the Wrights Celery Tej curea constlpe v ngnrs Celery Tea cures constipaLouisville Ky liver and kidneys cure constipation tion sick headaches J5c at druggists tion sick headaches 25c at druggists W 0 EIOTQ Agent nd sick headache 25c at all druggists - Work guaranteed fjiisfactory Calls Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ promptly answered Your work is cept Sunday other trqins run daily solicited Prices rear- - nahl Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change cael Crawford alva cuawfokd For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on T30am 40pm fi5oam 250pm S00am 520pm 735am 315pm llam H30pm ucOlam 750pm 100am 815pm t t JOHN CONNELLY 3EacjXTTaoELj PARIS KENTUCKY y e -- - - ie J V - f L S V I THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST -- -- 9 1898 -- A ROUND ROBINr Trcops Unst Be Sent Home Or aii Ap lallir Disaster is Liable Leonard Wood Brigadier general volunteers command ¬ ing the city of Santiago REMOVING BUT SHAFTERS DILY REftfRT w To Keep the Army at Santiago Will ln volvethe Destruction of Thousands by Yellow Fever and Other Diseases To 15e Returned i Colonel commanding 2d cavalry brigade Maj W M Wood the chief surgeon of the The army must be moved 1st division said north adding with emphasis or it will be unable to move itself Washington Aug 5 After a con- ¬ Theodore Roosevelt Santiago Streets and Alleys Be1rfgfeut in Better Sanitary Condition The City Filling Up With Enterprlsin Americans Ready for Uusiness A The General Informs the War Depart ¬ ment of the Health of His Command at Santfasro on August G I Summoned by layed in Transmission Ma j Gen Shafter a meeting- was held this morning- at headquarters and in the presence of every commanding and medical officer of the oth army corps Gen Shafter read a cable message irom Secretary Alger ordering him at the recommendation of Surgeon General Sternberg to move the army into the interior to San Luis where it is healthier As a result of the conference Gen Shafter will in ¬ sist upon the immediate withdrawal of the army north within two weeks As an explanation of the situation the following letter from Col Theo Roose- ROOSEVELT IS CALLED DOWN v velt commanding the 1st volunteer Gen Shafter was handed Interesting Correspondence Between the cavalrv to Colonel of the Rough Riders and by the latter to the correspondent here the Secretary of War of the Associated Press for publication ¬ - Santiago de Cuba Aug- - 3 De ¬ ference with Secretaries Day and Long Thursday the president had a conference with Secretary Alger Secretary Long and Assistant Secretary of the Navy Allen at which action was taken for the prompt transportation of Gen Shaftersarmy from Cuba to Montauk Point L I the conference occupied a couple of hours and there was an informal general presentation of the needs of prompt action and of the means at hand to effect it It was finally concluded that there were sufficient vessels off the coast there now for the purpose When the meeting ended it was officially stated that the number of vessels now there was adequate for the removal of the army The dispatch of the troops home accordingly will begin at once ¬ ¬ ¬ Daily Paper Prints McKlnleys Proclamation to Cubans Washington Aug 8 Gen Shafters daily report to the war department of the health of- his command at Santiago as bulletined by Adjt Gen Cor bin Sunday night follows - ¬ A New York State doctor aged 109 vol- ¬ unteered his services to the President re- ¬ t cently and expressed a desire to enter the Dont sweat and fret but keep cool and Even at his advanced army as a surgeon take Hoods Sarsapanlla This is good years he can read without glasses and walK advice as you will find if you follow it 10 to 15 miles a day The oldest standard Hoods Sarsaparilla is a first class sum- ¬ medicine is Hostetters Stomach Bitters mer medicine because it is so good for which has no equal for indigestion dyspep- ¬ the stomach so cooling to the blood sia constipation fevers and bad blood so helpful to the whola body Make nc strengthens purifies and vitalizes One bot- ¬ mistake but get only tle does much good The Oldest Volunteer J When Hot m ¬ ¬ K 0 - t Maj Gen Shafter Sir In a meeting of the general and medi- cal oflcers called by you ac the palace this morning we are all as you know unanimous in view of what should be done ith the army To keep us liere in the opinion of every officer commanding a division or a brigade will simply involve the destruction of thousands There is no possible reason for not shipping practically the entire command north at once Yellow fever cases are very few in the cavalry of division where I command one one brigades not and the two yellow fever has oc- case of true curred in this division except among the men sent to the hospital at Siboney where they have I believe contracted it But in this di vision there have been 1500 cases of malarial fever Not a man has died from it but the whole command is so weakened and shattered as to be ripe for dying like rotten sheep when a real yellow fever epidemic instead of a fake epidemic like the present strikes us sis it is bound to if ac stay here at the height of the sickness scjsou August and the beginning Quarantine against malaria of September fever is much like quarantining against the toothache All of us are certain as soon as the authorities at Washington fully ap- ¬ preciate the conditions of the army to be sent heme If we are kept here it will in all human possibility mean an appalling dis ¬ aster fcr the surgeons here estimate that over half the army if kept here during the sickly season will die This is not only terrible from the standpoint of the individual lives lost tbut it means ruin from the standpoint of military efficiency the tof the army flower for of the American the great bulk of the regulars are here with you The sick list large though it is exceed- ¬ ing 4000 affords but a faint index of the de ¬ bilitation of the army Not 10 per cent are lit for active vork Six weeks on the North Maine cast for instance or elsewhere where the yellow fever germ can not possioly propagate wouid make us all as fit as fighting cocks abe as we are eager to take a leading part in the great eam paign against Havana in the fall even if we nre not allowedto- try Porto Rico We cant be Ifmoved north if moved at once with absolute safety to the country although of courseit would have been infinitely better if we had been moved north or to Porto Rico two weeks ngo If there were any object in keeping us here we Avculd face yellow fever with as much indifference as we face bullets but there is no object in it The four immune regiments or- ¬ dered here are sufficient to garrison the city and surrounding towns and there is absofutely nothing fcr us to do here and there has not been since the town surrendered It is impos siblc to meve into theintcrior Every shifting of camp doubles the sick rate in our present weakened condition and anyhow the interior is rather worse than the coast as I have found by actual reconnoissance Our present camps are as healthy as any camrs at this end of the island can Le I write only because I can net see cur men who have fought so bravely and wno have endured extreme hardships and dangers so uncomplainingly go to destruction without striving so far as lies in me to avert a doom as fearful as it is unnecessary and unde hcrved Yours respectfully v -- Washington Aug 5 The following correspondence has passed between Col Roosevelt and Secretary Alger Santiago July 23 1SU8 My Dear Mr Secretary I am writing with the knowledge and approval of Gen Wheeler We earnestly hope that you will send us most of the regulars and at any rate the cavalry division includ- ing the Kough Kiders who are COL THEODORE ROOSEVELT good as any regulars and as any three times as good state troops to Porto Rico There are 1S00 effective men in this division if those who were left behind were joined to them we could land at Porto Hico in this cavalry division close to 4000 men who would be worth easily any 10000 national guards armed with black powder Springfields or other archaic weapons Very respectfully as Theodore Roosevelt The following reply was cabled to Col Roosevelt Thursday Your letter of the 23d is received The regular army the volunteer army and the rough riders have done well but I suggest that unless you want to spoil the effects and glory of your vie tory you make no invidious compari- ¬ sons The rough riders are no better They had an than other volunteers advantage in their arms for which they ought to be very grateful R A Alger Secretary of War r After vided into 16 districts under the su- ¬ initiative all the American general pervision of non commissioned offofficers united in a round robin ad- ¬ icers responsible for the street cleandressed to Gen Shafter It reads ing in their respective localities Four AVe the undersigned officers commanding thousand men will be immediately put tile various brigades divisions eta of the to work cleaning the thoroughfares army of occupation m Cuba arc of the unani¬ Colonel Commanding 1st Brigade Col Roosevelt had taken the Theodore Roosevelt Santiago Aug 5 Gen Wood military governor has appointed Maj Cleaning Santiagos Streets ¬ George M Barbour as health and state commissioner The city will be di ¬ ¬ ¬ r i r J mous opinion that this army should be at once taken out of Cuba and sent to some point on the northern seacoast of the United States that it can bo done without danger to the people of the United States that yellow fever in the army at present is not epidemic that there are only a few spor- ¬ adic cases but that the army is disabled by malarial fever to the extent that its efficiency is destroyed and that it is in a condition to be practically destroyed by an qpidemic of yel- ¬ low fever which is sure to come in the near future We know from the reports of uompetent officers and from personal ob servationi that the army is unable to move into the interior and that there are no facilities for such a move if attempted and that it could not be attempted until too late Moreover the best medical authorities on the island say that with our present equipment we could not live in the interior during the rainy hjWn wtll0Ut losses frcm malarial fever Uvhiuh is almost as deadly as yellow fever Thi aimy mut be moved at once or perish As the army can be safely moved bow the per- ¬ sons responsible for preventing such a move v will be responsible for the unnecessary loss of many thousands of lives Our opinions are the result of careful peronal observation and they are lso based on the unanimous opinion of our medical officers with the army who under ¬ stand the situation absolutely v Reducing Expenses in Navy Department 5 Aug Secretary Long is now devoting a good part of his attention to reducing the expenses of the navy department which were so vastly increased by the war In this he is canning out the wishes of the president and it is expected that a similar policy will be adopted by all of the other executive departments affected Washington three story brick building formerly DcDevitts woolen mills owned by Mrs Turnbull was set on fire and completely destroyed at Steubenville O Sueubenville O Aug Fire 5 The v Jack Liggetts loss on hay straw and harness is 1500 No insurance The firemen worked until Thursday morrv ing Urgent Cal for Nurses Aug 5 The local war emergency board of Cleveland has been ordered to send nurses to Ft Myers near Washington at once The orders were for the nurses not to wait for transportation as is the custom but to pay their own fare O Loss 1000 dirty condition of this city the heaps of foul refuse that encumber the maladorous alleys any by ¬ streets the ways the lack of sanitary arrange- ¬ ments and drainage of any ddscrip tion are all matters that will require remedying if this is to become an American city It should be remem- ¬ bered that the weeks of blockade the the fear of bombardment food of scarcity the and general demoralization existing in a besieged town have done much to add to the conditions of filth and poor sanitation that normal prevail For generations the people have lived re- ¬ gardless of the first rules of hygiene the lower classes are ignorant of all precautionary measures and it is not surprising when our American officers issue an order through the civil gov- ¬ ernor of Santiago stating that all houses must be at once thoroughly cleaned inside and out the order is disregarded Orders ere constantly issued- to the people to report at once the death of any one in their household and threats of fine and enforced labor as a punish- ¬ ment carry little weight Extreme measures will have to be taken to bring about a proper condition of af- ¬ fairs in this respect and it wjill take many months of example and string¬ ent enforcement of regulations to bring the people to an observance of what is clearly best for their health Since July 16 until July 23 the city was without a daily paper On July 23 the Espectador made its first ap- ¬ pearance and printed the full Spanish text of President McKinleys procla- ¬ mation to- the people of Cuba The Espectador is running a series of arti- ¬ cles on New York city this subject be ing supposedly of prime interest to its readers at this time A three column article on the inscriptions of the Egyptian obelisk in Central park ap- ¬ pears in the last issue and the pub- ¬ lisher promises the declaration of the independence of the United States in the near future The Espectador enjoys the distinc tion of being the only Spanish paper published in this island free of Span- ¬ ish censorship f A newspaper printed in Spanish and English is promised soon and Com pany F of the 33d Michigan volunteerv infantry has brought out a paper called Company F Enterprise which is the first American paper iiutflshecT in the city of Santiago deCuba Already the enterprising American is present There is around town a ragged man with a smattering of Spanish who has turned several dollars by buying up swords and machetes from Spaniards and the city pawnshops to sell them again to American relic hunters There is the man with the capital to invest who awaits but a sure and remunerative opportunity and there is the man who buys up bargains in American horse flesh from sick or wounded officers going home hoping to sell the animals at a profit The first steamer from the United States has brought many men to look over this new field for business opportunities and there will be American sharp- ¬ ness and enterprise pitted against the Cuban and Spaniard The arrival of so many strangers in Santiago during the last two weeks has taxed the towns accommodations which were never ample to the utmost The lack of anything like proper hotels and restaurants will continue to be a detriment to the citv until some one with a knowledge of what Americans want steps in and opens a hotel There is much talk of the exorbitant prices charged by storekeepers for clothing food and drink Prices are three and four times as high as they should be Shopkeepers are charging at the rate of two American dollars for what sold formerly for one silver Spanish dollar It has been found necessary torordain that bread shall not be sold for more than 20 cents silver a pound and the announcement that there will be established soon an American bakery to sell bread at prices prevailing in New York is received with delight - Santiago de Cuba July 27 The Fishing for tlie Casli Adju ¬ jjanaiaay it you give me a check Mr renuire a stamn and all that tant General of the Army Washing ¬ Lagger it will you arrange another method bother Cant ton Mr Lagger inspired Let me see Oh Sanitary report for August 6 total yes Ill give you a four months note N Y number sick 3GS1 total number fever Journal cases 2038 total number new cases 40 Cents a BnsUti Wlieat fever 431 total number fever cases re- ¬ How to grow wheat with big profit at 40 Santiago de Cuba Aug 7 m m HOOCI S 1 parflia Americas Greatest Medicine I1Is easy WrkPe Jr IIAj cure Liver to operate l 1UUU J Pfllc take easy OConnor Oth Massachusetts perni- ¬ get square in two Atchison Globe cious malarial fever Corp Albert E Cure Halls Koch Company A 2d infantry per- ¬ Is a ConstitutionalCatarrli Cure Price 75c nicious remittent fever Private Burton Massa Company mic fever of Salzers Red Cross 80 turned to duty 477 deaths August 5 cents and samples Winter Wheat Rye Oats Bushels per acre Private M W Desmond Company L Clovers etc with Farm Seed Catalogue for Oth Massachusetts typhoid fever Pri ¬ 4 cents postage JOHN A SALZER SEED k vate Dallas Tannay Company K 34th CO La Crosse Wis Michigan marlaial fever August When people find fault with everything they hear they ought not to complain if 6 Private George P McLaughlin Company B Oth Massachusetts typhoid fe- ¬ they do not hear everything Rams Horn ver Private J A Lewis Company B Pisos Cure for Consumption has no equal 25th infantr- - chronic diarrhoea Pri- as a Cough medicine F M Abbott 383 vate A J Grills Company H 34th Seneca St Buffalo N Y May 9 1894 Michigan typhoid fever Maj M J Cut the amount of money you expect to ¬ ¬ Remember the name when you buy again ft BattKfc2 PLUG o Salisbury Company B 21st infantry chronic diarrhoea Private Anthony A ing Air castles are for very light housekeepL A W Bulletin ¬ 7th infantry ther- ¬ Major General Shafter Por Infants and Cnildren Bears The x0 n Signature LjtJ MISS JESSIE SCHLEY American Girl Now In Madrid on a sion of Peace r mar i am 3 Mm m w 77 m fluor Thirlu Voaro uig bum is icuia The Kind You Have Always Bought MURRAY STREET NEW YORK CITY THE CtNTAUR COMPANY - THREE Mis- ¬ APPY WOM SPAINS REPLY TO AMERICA Only a Few Unessential Changes in the American Demands Are Asked for by the Haujrhty Dons ¬ ¬ London Aug S The Madrid corre spondent of the Daily Mail telegraph ¬ ing Sunday says The answer of the Spanish govern- ¬ ment declares that Spain can not discuss the American proposals but onlj accepts them because they are im- ¬ posed on her by force Only a few un- ¬ essential changes in the American de mands were1sked forvandit is notsex pected that President McKinley will refuse them A commission composed of Span- ¬ iards and Americans will decide the question of the Cuban debt the dates and manner of evacuating Cuba and Porto Rico and the protection of Span ¬ iards and Spanish interests in these places The commissioners will also decide whether Spain is to be allowed to withdraw her artillery and the re- ¬ mainder of her arms and ammunition from the colonies while the question of the future of the Philippines will be settled by the same body Treat will be signed subject to approval by the cortes which will bo convoked immediately The cabinet council Sunday night will appoint Spanish commissioners to meet the Americans to arrange as to the future of the Philippines and other details¬ - A Trio of Fervent Letters to the Sympathetic Friend of Her Sex HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE i - w 1 m Each Letter Tells in a Different Way of Agonies Relieved by Lydia E Pinktiams Vegetable Compound Before using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound my health was gradually being undermined I suffered untold agony from painful menstruation backache pain on top of my head and ovarian trouble I concluded to try Mrs Pinkhams Compound and found that it was all any woman jH needs who suffers with painful monthly periods It- entirely cured me Mrs Georgie Wass 923 Bank St Cincinnati O Hxillr t ftflf For years I had suffered with pain- ¬ - I sat right Lydia E m and Liver I feel like a is a thing of JU1 U1C W v ¬ the VegetablevJj mmjj ful menstruation every month At the beginning of menstruation it wasimpossible for me to stand up for more than five minutes I felt so miserable One day a little book of Mrs Pink- ¬ hams was thrown into my house and down and read it I then got some of Pinkhams Veeretable Compound 3gyB Pills I can heartily say that to day mKvw new woman my monthly suffering the past I shall always praise Compound for what it has done-mw W Mrs Margaret Anderson 363 Lisbon St Lewiston Me Cleveland there on the Norfolk steamer They were accompanied by a Roman Cath- ¬ olic priest The admiral and son were granted only 4S hours leave Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has cured me of painful COMMANDER C C TODD menstruation and backache The pain in my back was dreadful Called by His Admirers the Dewey of and the agony I suffered during menstruation nearly drove me wild Manzanillo Now this is all over thanks to Mrs Pinkhams1 medicine and Army Movements in Porto Rico advice Mrs Carrie V Williams South Mills N C Cervera and Son Return to Annapolis Ponce Porto Rico via St Thomas The great volume of testimony proves conclusively that Lydia E Annapolis Md Aug Adm Cer- D W I Aug S Gen Wilson has vera and son returned to Annapolis moved the headquarters of his division Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is a safe sure and almost infallible Gen Saturday morning on the 10 oclock from Ponce to Juana Diaz remedy in cases of irregularity suppressed excessive or painful train from Baltimore having arrived Schwan with the 11th regular in monthlv periods ¬ ¬ fantry and two batteries moved Sun ¬ day through Yauco toward Mayaguez Gen Brooke is moving north from Gua3ama with 10000 men IMlWIMIIIMMWtlWIMOIMlMIIIMIMIMItMIWIMIllll SUMMER RESORTS on LONG ISLAND f By tbe Ocean on the south shore or the wooded Sound on the north shore Send 6c In stamps for LONG ISLAND 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Ricans Instructed Not to Resist to Schoolboy Cuts His Teacher the Utmost McKek Ky Aug 8 Robert Hol New York Aug 8 A dispatch to comb a young school teacher of this the Herald from Madrid says The government has given orders county was dangerously cut with a that the minister of war shall not knife by Arch Gobbard one of his puforce resistance in Porto Rico to the pils He undertook to correct young utmost This is at the instigation of Gobbard for violating the rules of the Premier Sagasta who deplores any un- school and the boy who is only 13 necessary loss of life knowing that years old stabbed him twicfe in the Porto Rico will inevitably fall into the abdomen and cut an ugly wound in his hands of the Americans Capt Gen breast There is not much chance for Macias has been instructed to obtain his recovery Gobbard is in jail Hol terms like those obtained by Gen comb is of a good family while Gob-1- Toral or bpttpr ibard has a bad reputation ¬ ¬ v Remember the name illustrated descriptive 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Merritt Consldora of Gen Ernests brigadeiadvanced to tilities Will Be Suspended This as a Possible Key six robbers Thursday night Some this point to day and holds the bridge of them came from east on a handcar over the river Aug- 8 coun- The cabinet Madrid The 2d and Gd Wisconsin are expectNewYork Aug G A dispatch to and evidently had confederates with V cil terminated after having- complete- ed to morrow No sig n of the enemy the World from Manila by way of a horse and carriage They secured ly approved the reply to the United is reported but it is believed that the Hong Kong says about 6000 in cash from the Union accepts the Spaniards are about 400 strong- beStates which it is said Aguinaldo the insurgent chief is bank and S4G0O in notes The horse American conditions tween this point and Coama becoming more friendljr to the Amer- ¬ and carriage were taken into Augusta The reply was telegraphed to Senor and left there There were three exThe seizure of the bridge insures icans Ceon y Castillo the Spanish ambassa control of the road to Coama Pickets He has made two propositions to plosions which awakened many peo dor to France Saturday night so that are being- pushed out and they may Gen Merritt which may solve the in- ¬ pie M Cambon the French ambassador at collide with the Spanish outposts Alvin Barnes an old man who lived surgent problem in a manner highly Washing-ton Monday will receive it near the bank was ordered in the Obf San Juan dk Porto Bico Aug advantageous to the Uuited States The government is fully convinced 4 via St Thomas D W L Aug 6 commahouse with a threat that the3 would In the first place he asks the that the note will be satisfactory to The Americans have taken peaceful nder-in-chief George Eobson and Ed of the American land shoot him the Washington government and that possession of the eastern portion of forces to permit the rebel troops to Barrett saw the robbers but did a suspension of hostilities will be its the island Small parties of marines march through the streets of Manila not molest The safe them immediate consequence a complete wreck nitrowas have been landed who have lighted when the city surrenders ¬ Senor Sagasta the premier has just lamps in the liglit bouse at Cape Itan being used to open Gen Merritt appears inclined to con- glycerine concluded his conference with the Juan and other light houses along the sent to this It would gratify the van ¬ it The inside doors were blown ten queen regent Her majestj approves coast They met with no resistance ity of the natives to let them indulge feet out into the office and pieces went the general lines of the reply of Spain Indeed at Cape San Juan deputations in what will seem to them a triumphal through the plate glass front 20 feet to Americas peace terms which Senor of citizens came out to meet them The chisels and other tools march as victors through the capital distant SaTgasta explained to her The handcar was disThe war ships now in this vicinity of the enemy they have been success- ¬ were left here The reason for postponing the cabi ¬ are the Montgomery the Annapolis ful combatting and besieging abled so it could not be used to pursue net council until G oclock Sunday the Puritan and the Amphitrite The since the wiping out of Montojos fleet the robbers evening was that the note was not yet two former are looking for the trans- At the same time the native troops be ¬ Officers here have just been informed fully drawn up The government be- ports with troops which left the ing thus arrayed in line and under that a man was seen between Augusta lieves that the United States will ac- - United States and have scattered all direct orders may be more easily con- ¬ and Battle Creek walking on the rail - cept Spains answer which will cer- about the island road track carrying a large satchel The Annapolis trolled and prevented from excesses ¬ tainly reach the white house 03 Tues- - rounded up the Whitney the Florida In the second place Aguinaldo sug- and a Winchester rifle No one whc day As a consequence of the United aad the Baleigh yesterday and they gested the formation of Philippine reg saw him dared to make a move to arStates accepting the reply hostilities are now at Cape San Juan rest him Officers will leave here for iments with American officers - Augusta at once after him will immediately afterwards be susThis is considered a highly imporThere seems to have been a serious pended mistakes as to the rendezvous for no As the reply to the American terms two ships got to the same place and it was only submitted to the queen re will take several days to locate them gent Sunda3 all the reports of her ap and get them to Ponce where Gen proval Saturday of the American de Mills is waiting iniands are necessarily without founda Off San Juan the cruiser New Or tion leans alone maintains the blockade Madrid Aug S According to the The city is grim and silent but back most reliable sources of information of her 3ellow walls there will be the Spanish note is couched in digni- - plenty of determination and fight ified language It asserts that Spain when the Americans open fire bows to the force of circumstances Capt Gen Macias has issued a proc having- done nothing to provoke the lamation in the course of which he war into which she has been unwiil- - savs ingly led in the defense of her rights Spain has not suedv for peace and and territory I can drive off the American It expresses a willingness to appoint boats now as I did Sampsons attempt delegates to meet the American com- before mission to discuss a regime for the The daughter of the captain general Philippines is helping to drill the gunners in the Washington Aug 8 Although as forts Altogether there are 9500 yet without official confirmation of the Spanish regulars in the city The report from Paris that the Spanish troops of the enemy who are retreatgovernment has decided to accept the ing from Ponce and the other towns terms laid down by the United States on the south coast occupied b3r the as essential to the negotiation of a Americans have not yet arrived treaty of peace the officials here are The German steamer Polynesia with proceeding under the conviction that a cargo of rum canned meats and to- ¬ tie end has come and are giving atten- - bacco tried to run the blockade this tion to the steps to be taken next In morning- but was stopped by the New view of the delay in coming to this Orleans cv t Jm conciusi6ntHa Idea was begin hihg to rfc V PONCE Porto Bicop Aug 5 via StJ prevail that the Spanish government Thomas D W I Aug Maj Gen was about to enter a plea in abate Miles is proceeding entirely without tment and that the answer would again regard to peace negotiations Krag be inconclusive In this case the The 2d t president was disposed to deal firmly Jorgensens are being used the 16th and od Wisconsin moved up to with the issue to give notice that our Penns3lvania Frida3 Col Hulings X S proposals were withdrawn and to let has captured 5000 pounds of rice it be understood that when Spain Thus far the enemy has not molested again sued for peace the con- ¬ him LITTLE FILIPINO If I Miss This Train Im a Goner ditions would be more severe Maj Gen Brookes landing at Ar than those first laid down If the ro3o is successf uL Spanish answer should embody an ef-¬ The troops from the Boumanian fort to secure any material change in four batteries of the 27th Indiana the tant proposition a possible ke to the ROOSEVELTS ROUND ROBIN the the conditions it will meet with prompt 1st Missouri the 1st Pennsylvania and whole situation throughout The native troops would rejection Some reference has been the 3d Illinois are disembarking there islands It is Feared That it Has Been Cabled to thus be constant under the ej es and made in the dispatches of British The Morgan troop of the 5th cavalry Madrid and May Delay the newspapers to a desire on the part of and the Mississippi commissaries have direct orders of our men It is be- ¬ Peace Negotiations lieved that they would be obedient the Spanish government to include in arrived here and easih the preliminarj agreement a clause Washington Aug 6 Aside from Lieut Hunter of the artillery was commanders controlled under tactful exempting it from liability for slightly wounded b3 one of our pickthe inborn desire of the Spaniard to The American troops now occupy postpone doing things the reports of the Cuban debt The formal state- ¬ ets Thursday night Capt Edgar Hu ment of the points of the United gart who died of typhoid fever has the trenches in front of Malate a the condition of the American arnrj at States notes given out from the white been buried with militai3 honors suburb of Manila which were con- ¬ Santiago b Boosevelt and others may The rebels encourage house made no reference to this sub- - Gen B03 Stone is repairing the road structed b3 Aguinaldo to hold out Sagasta withdrew to let our men take their against President McKinleys terms of ject and it can not be known as yet to Arrecibo but a movement there ia places close to the Spanish lines whether or not the full text shows improbable peace Efforts were made Thursday The Astor batte- - supported by a to prevent the information from reach ¬ anything more But presuming that Adjt Gn Kinjjsley Rousts Roosevelt battalidn of the Sd infantry is now in ing1 Madrid no reference whatever is made to the Cable censors barred Columbus O Aug 6 Adjt Gen position at the front its guns being Cuban debt it is possible the subject from the wires all reference to Boose may be regarded as one that should be Kingsley was very much perturbed planted within a thousand 3ards of velts review of the situation and the treated by the peace commissioners Friday morning over the reflections the Spanish lines round robin of the American officers Fathers Daugberty and Mclvinnon who are to meet later to for the treaty cast upon the national guard volun- ¬ But there was nothing to prevent of course which will embody teers by Col Theodore Boosevelt the former being on Gen Merritts members of the diplomatic corps send- ¬ a very staff have gone to Manila to have an many details that are left un- ¬ Col Boosevelt is he said governments in soldier to grow so presumptu- interview with Archbishop Kozaleda ing the fact to theirpossession of the touched in the main proposition 3oung cipher Once in the though cabinet officers have author- ¬ ous The reports of the battle of of the archdiocese of the Philippines European powers the information ized the statement that no part Santiago show that the volunteers and to point out to him the futilit3r of would quickly be transmitted to Mad of the Cuban or Porto Rican debts made up from the national guard were resistance to American troops rid and that has undoubted been would be assumed 03 the United fully as efficient and brave as the London Aug- 6 The Hong Konjr done States Based upon the Associated rough riders and were perhaps better correspondent of the Daihr Mail As an example of the concessions Press reports of the progress being led I am willing to back the 1st Ohio says The prospect of America aban made by President McKinley to Spain made at Madrid toward returning the cavalr3 troop for troop and man for doning the Philippines has well it is reported Friday that he has grant -- answer of Spain it was calculated by man against the rough riders as cav- ¬¬ brought on a panic The insurgent ed a request that the treaty of peace the department officials that the for alry mounted or dismounted as sol- leaders are greatly dissatisfied with e sirned in Paris mal note could not be delivered to the diers or as men and I do not fear the the Americans and the British here Mr Wildman the United States con- Immnne Regiments Ordered to Santiago president before Monday and that comparison Washington Aug 6 Orders were ¬ Lees Command Will Go to Havana sul ha replied to Aguinaldo as fol- ¬ was also the belief of the French amWashington Aug G There is a lows J trust to the honor and justice issued at the war department Friday bassador report in official circles that orders of the Uiiited States and let nothing morning sending- three immune regi- ¬ Attack by Sea on San Juan Reported Washington Aug S At midnight have already been sent to Maj Gen interfere with the first task of throw ments from Macon Ga and five im ¬ fcfe tan unofficial report was current that Lee at Jacksonville to prepare his ing off theSpanish yoke I believe in mune regiments from Columbus Miss to Savannah Ga from which point the bombardment of San Juan had forces for an early move to Havana you Do not disappoint me they will start for Santiago Sunday or commenced and that a part of Gen Tb is the opinion of man3 of the best Shooting at a Picnic Mondaj The 10th immune regiment Miles forces had been pushed forward posted ones that Gen Lee will after G Greenup Ky Aug At a picnic now at New Orleans has been ordered t toward the city on the land side Offi the occupation of Cuba be appointed on White Oak this count3- Alf Bug to Tampa and will be shipped as soon ial at the war and navy departments military governor It is expected thai say they have no dispatches concern ¬ Col Win J Beaus regiment will go gies shot Sam Batcliff and John as possible Two regiments of im Wingo in the arms and legs seriously munes are already at Santiago to Cuba with Lee ing the news - The American Troops Have Invaded the Terrltor Without Serious Resistance From the Spaniards The Cabinet Council Agrees to the Gteii Aguinaldo the Insurgent Chief Peace Terms of the United States Makes Two Propositions Eivep IT IS APPROVED CONTROL EAST PORTO RICO MANILA T0PICSJSIX DWG Union Bank BANK R0BBRS- - MUCH at Richland Touched for War Department Worried AboutJ86000 by Six Bobbers Who Make Their Escape Over the Effect the Round Robin Will Have on the Santiago Troops At Descalabfodo ¬ - - ¬ ¬ - -- Washington Aug 6 The war de- ¬ partment is much worried over the situation at Santiago not from fear of an3r additional danger from the fever but from the effect upon the soldiero of the action of the officers in almost creating- a panic The officials state that the3 have been working for weeks to prevent just what seems to have happened a stampede among the sol ¬ diers and if the men get disorganized it ma3 cause trouble Soldiers could not be rushed pell mell on board the transports because if they did the conditi6ns of the Seneca Concho and other transports which came back with the wounded would be repeated and again it was not possible to remove all the soldiers at once while the Spanish prisoners - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ - - a- w 1 -- were still in Cuba Over two weeks ago a lease was made for the camp at Montauk Point and two weeks ago work was bejrun on hospitals at that place The war department notified Gen Shafter fully two weeks ago to get ready to move his troops and onfy- - gave orders to send them to the mountains pending their removal altogether Orders were under way to experiment b3 sending parts of cavahy home on the Louis- ¬ iana as it was thought advisable not to transport the entire army was found until that it suc- ¬ a made the Louisiana cessful trip There was no intention to keep the arm3 at Santiago de Cuba during August and transports were ordered to leave that place just as soon as possible after the Louisiana had made her trip The action of the officers in sending the round robin the officials of the war department here claim has stampeded the soldiers and destro3red to some extent discipline and order which is necessary in the army However the officials at the war department are now straining ever3 effort to hasten the return of Gen Shafters troops and thej will be removed as soon as they possibly can be It will be impossible to re move all of them as long- as the Span- ¬ iards remain there but as soon as the regiments of immunes arrive the3 will take the places of the regiments on duty and these will be sent home as soon as 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none seriously women and seven men were arrested The chief and charged with rioting were badly of police and an officer hurt Thursday night in a fight at the Wisconsin Central depot where a mob Women and chil nad congregated clren form a large part of taTiotarj Wasiiixgton Aug 6 It is rumored here that Theodore Roosevelt has signified his intention of resigning his commission as colonel of the rough riders as soon as he shall have gotten his command home Confirmation of the renort can uiot be obtained Second Alabama at Jacksonville Jacksoxvili e Fla Aug 0 The 2d Alabama regiment arrived htre Fri day from Miami and went into camp along with the Louisiana regimen t in ha easiern partof the eity ¬ 0 W MILL J5Rt Agent PARirKTv ammmmmmKa QjamyHBanMBgrm jmu - - The Royal is the highest grade baking powder mown Actual tests show it goes one third further than any other brand 4 - mjumxv jluh l - JleggagBEiWMCBWffC i f THE BOURBON NTVtF PMRIS KY TUESDAY j1 AUGUT ¬ 9898 rsssmmmmmm Cliickaniauga Correspondence Suffered iti frsi-z- ¬ Bill POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK TIE BOUBBO I HEWS 1881 Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUOE MILLER Published every Tuesday and Friday by J Kditors and Otaners nayabletothe order of Champ NT Make all Chectis Money Orders etc MiiiiiSB jLDVERIIUUXU RATtiH Displays one dollar per Inch for first inser iion half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals In black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituar38 cards of thnufis calis 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 card s ¬ ¬ Louisville Dispatch CHATTANOOGA Tenn Ang 7 The boys of the Second Ken Special tucky will in all probability break camp during the present week and go on a practice march to some point vet to be The decided upon by Col Gaither present plan is for the boys to go on a seven days march but Col Gaither fs using all of his efforts to obtain permis If sion to go on a thirty days march he succeeds in having his deoire gratified he will march the boys back to old Ken ¬ tucky If he fails to secure the thirty days march the regiment will probably which place the go to Dayton Tenu colonel now has in view The boys are greatly pleased over the idea of the march as it will relieve the mmotouy of the preseut camp life They hope the regiment will obtain per- ¬ mission from the war department to go back to Kentucky as they would then have a chance of Beeing home and they are confident that they would have a It royal good time during the visit withwill probably be definitely decided in the next day or two where the regi- ¬ ment will go The Second battalion will go on the rifle range Tuesday where they will en- ¬ deavor to perfect themselves in placiug a bullet in the proper place to count in battle The First battalion had a most successful shoot on the range and the boys are confident that they will be able to hold the record for the entire regi- ¬ ment The Second is also just as confi- ¬ dent and they are of the opinion that they will be capable of showing the First a few points in reference to target practice Capt William M Ekin TM ms 5Wk-y-- 20ears Official List of GaitliFuud Beneficiaries The report of the Garth Fund Com missioners was accepted and approved yebterday by the Fibcal Court and it was ordered that in accordance with said report the persons named below be paid the sums opposite thir namep for the fall session 1898 or one half of the ensuing school year Jebse Alexander V 50 Ware Berry G000 Jack Carter 6000 David Cline 2500 Henry Dailey 90 00 Talbott Foul 10000 Robert Hunt 4000 Frank Kiser 5000 Monroe Mansfield 3750 Oh the Pain of UJheat tijarrftej Rheumatism often causes the most in ¬ tense suffering Many have for years vainly sought relief from this disabling warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter disease and are to day worse off than est or less ever Rheumatism is a blood disease R B HUTCHCRAFT and Swifts Specific is the only cure be- ¬ cause it is the only remedy which can reach such deep seated diseases I I Rheumatism Come and se us before selling your heat Will furnish sacks and store on the most reasonable terms Will guar tee that you can borrow money on our w I MRS writes MARY LEWIS wife of a promi ¬ farmer and well known by all old residents near Belmont NrY a constant sufferer from nervous prostra- ¬ For twenty seven years I had been ¬ tion and paid Jarge sums of money for doc- ¬ tors and advertised remedies without bene- ¬ fit Thrco years ago my condition was alarming the least noise would startle and unnerve me I was unable to steep had a number of sinking spells and slowly grew worse I began using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills At first the medicine seemed to have no effect but after taking a few bottles I began to notice a change I rested better at night my appe ¬ tite began to improve and I rapidly grew better until now I am as nearly restored to health as one of my age may expect God bless DrMilesNervine 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 A few years ago I was taken with inflamma- ¬ tory Rheumatism which became so intense that I was for weeks unable to walk I tried several prominent physi- ¬ cians and took their treat- ¬ ment faithfully but was unable to get the slight- ¬ Ira Soper 22 50 est relief In fact my con Clay Stone 0250 s dition seemed to grow Beck Shiopshire 3750 worse the disease spread Dean Squires 2500 over my entire body and Graham Smedlpy 9000 from November to March Michael Comack 50 00 I suffered agony I tried many patent medicines but none relieved me 787 50 Upon the advice of a Three of the old beneficiaries have friend I decided to try ¬ me take it finished school and are therefore not in ¬ S S Smy Before allowing was to chemist how ¬ a ever ana guardian who remedy it free of cluded in the above list Ni new lyzed the mercury and pronouncedbetter after I felt so much potash or naines were added md the allowances taking two bottles that I continued the rem ¬ and made were for the Fall session only be- ¬ edy cure in two months I was Icured completely was permanent for have never since The touch Rheumatism cause the uiHJor portion of the Garth had aexposed of damp and cold though man to times weather Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP Wheat stored on reasonable terms and highest market price paid for Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling Cos office B M RENICK CO P S Farmers would do well to store their wheat near home Wanted to Buy Dr Miles Remedies are sold by all drug- ¬ m Or ffvmefc a Nervine Restores Health Elkhart lnd Late News of the War V Spanish paper says Spain cannot cede territory without the consent of the Cortez and anticipates an exchange of cables and fresh difficulties before peace is declared Spains reply was telegraphed to France yesterday for trans- ¬ Paris mission to Washington Duciphering and translation will delay delivering till this morning The first section of the reply reached the French Embassy at 315 yesterday afternoon and it indicated a very length reply It is stated unofficially that Spains reply will not be satisfactosy as it contains features that are calculated to open up new dif- ¬ ficulties On page two appears the Roosevelt Alger correspondence Also other Santiago and Washington dispatches of later dates On page three are Madrid Porto Rico and Phillipine war dispatches and other late news from the scene of action -- A ¬ ¬ The Ninth District Democrats will meet to morrow at Cynthiana to nomi- ¬ nate a candidate for Congress The contest is between J N Kehoe of Mason and Walter Sharp of Bath SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Comment Jumble Of Newts And Twenty Eighth Annual Meeting the brigade quartermaster visited Col Gaither to The usual number of campeis are at- ¬ in tending the tweniy eighth animal camp day and held a consultation with him reference to the equipping and moving meeting which began Thursday at of the regiment Parks Hill The meeting is being con- ¬ W T Bowling who Gen Breckinridge and his aide Lieut ducted by Rev by Bishop Galloway and Desha Breckinridge visited the regi will be assisted Rrv J S Siminn ment to day and the general was greatly Rev Dr Griggs W Spares aud other ministers pleased with the appearance of the boys Rev W Heyisited the regimental bath house are expected this week The weather is delightful and the meeting has been and complimented Col Gaither highly very pleasant so far he muic which on its usefulness is conducted bv lb- - Kentucky Colonels There is no doubt but thac it is a great is very fine The ciowd Sntidav was ah addition to the camp and one should be large as the usual first Sunday crowd placed in operation by every regiment A special train leaved Paris every evening at six oclock for ithe camp in the park grou ds the fare being seventy rnud trip R tnniing Train leav The Second Kentucky the Crtiiip grounds at nine nVlockThe boys of the Secon I Kentucky AV X Excursions Friday received a compliment of which L they are very proud says the ChattaSpecial rate to Rirhnioud and return nooga Times Gen Breckinridge who had been watching the regiment in- ¬ to morrow aud on No 1 Sunday on ac formed Col Gaither who was a visitor count of colored camp metstiugr at the Generals headquarters that the Special rate to Cynthiana and return regiment was one of the best in the park on sale August 9th aud 10th good to The boys return 12tn on account ol Co jgressional in almost every particular delighted with the compli- ¬ Convention are highly To Pittsburu Oct b 9 10 limited to ment and are of the opinion that if the General only speaks a word in their be-¬ 18 on account Knights IVuiplar Con half that before the regiments in Gen clave One fare for round nip To Christian Workers Association Wades provisional division are ordered Meeting at Black Menu tain N C out they will be included in the list completed tar- ¬ August iarh to 24th One fare for the The First battalion has get practice at one hundred yards and round trip is now shooting at two hundred yards One fare for the round trip to Annual The records made at one hundred yards Convention of Chrisrian Church at were among the finest that nave been Chattanooga Oct 10th to 13th made by any regiment in the park and Oae fare for thi rouu I trip to confident that the boys National L A VV at Indianapolis Col Gaither ib will keep up this lick at tw hundred August 7th to 9th yards Some very High compliments To ludiauapolis and return Aug 19h have been paid the battalion for the to 21st fiual limit Aug 31st Extension number of surprisingly fine shots among of time to Sept 10th cau be had Fare the men 460 round trip Account Grand En ¬ campment Ki ights of Pythias Round trip 205 to Olympia Springs GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS and return duriujr Summer season Parties contemplating a summer tour Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In can get valuable information timeThe Foyer table hotel guides and Summer resort Barnums circus is touring Scotland booklets by calling ou or addressing F B Carr Geul Agent Paris Ky Katie Putnam will play the role of Bossy in A Texas Steer next season ¬ I th - will cure perfectly and permanently t is guaranteed purely vegetable and 3ontains no potash mercury or other Notice is hereby given that the firm of Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ mineral Books mailed free by Swift MuDemiott6 Spears is dissolved J emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Specific Co Atlanta Ga K Spears having purchased the inter- ¬ The marriage of Miss SaUie Johnson est of Fred McDermott will continue the busimss FRED McDERMOTT of Mt Sterling and Mr Will Hutton of To Cure A Cold In One Day J K SPEARS Cincinnati will occur on October 26th ¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TabThe marriage of Prof J W Carna lets All druggists refund the money han a teacher in the Normal Depart- ¬ if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W ment of the Sue Bennett Memorial T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris School to Miss Mollie Meade Williams Ky a belle of London Ky was announced A Good Memory last week The bride will be remem- ¬ often saves money and also good Health bered as the lovely youner lady who you are troubled with constipation indigesIf OPES JUiE 15T11 TO OCT 1ST ¬ or visited Miss Mattiu Grinnan in this tion to any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate ber take home a bottle of Dr Cildwells city last FalK Syrup Pepsin iid health will be restored lo Waters The prettiest Place and best you Trial sizes lc lo doses 10c large size 50c kept Sum tier Resort in thfi West and SI 00 of W T liroes druggist Paris OBITUARY For particulars apply to Ky ljaiwm - Fund is invested in Northern Bank shares As tbe said bauk has gone into liquidation the income from the fund for tbe near future is uncertain until the money can be reinvested in dividend paying shares Dr Geo S Varden Col E F Clay and lion E M Dickson the Garth Fund Commissioners were re elected by the Court NUPTIAL KNOTS 300000 bushels of wheat 1 will pay the hinhest market price in cash or I Eleanor M Tippeli will furnish sacks and store your wheat 8711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia in an elevator and buy your wheat when Dont suffer longer with Rheumatism you are Throw aside your oils and liniments as ket priceready to sell a the highest mar- ¬ Those who held wheat last they can not reach your trouble Dont year made big moneStore your experiment with doctors their potash wheat and get the profit ¬ and mercury will add to your disabilE 0 FRETWELL Agent ity and completely destroy your diges- ¬ tion 5julv 4t Paris Ky - SSS Blood I HSTOTIOE still Suiiiiffs Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Maj Towles T Thornton who was born in this county fifty one vears ago and was reared at Ruddles Mills died Thursday at Oynthiaua after beiug ill for three weeks He leaves three chil ¬ CAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor IK VINE KY THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE ADMINISTRATORS i NOTICE ¬ ¬ ¬ dren Eads aud Matt Thornton and All persons having claims against the Miss Lucy Thornton Burial at Cyn estate of Augusta G- Rogers deceased WEEKLY KNQH1RER must prefent same properly proven W thiaua Saturday reqnired by law before me at my office We have arranged a Clubbing Rate Joseph Gnadinger aged about twenty before Sept 1 1698 or else be barred four died Sunday in Chicago of a By order of the Bourbon County by which we can cive jourc tumor The deceased was a former or this city being a son of Mr Both Papers One Year for only resident S B ROGERS 225 Gnadinger now of Lexington Regular Price for Both is Administrator John 275 July 2 1898 3t T He leaves a wife and one child a daughter two years old The remains will arrive in this city this morning on N train and funeral the 1058 L services will be held immediately aftei ward at the Catholic Church by Rev My aim is to give you the very best furniture at the very Father Burke Burial at the Catholic iuwesi jjulcs Luiibibieiu wnn gooa reiiaDie goccis cemetery The pall bearers will be Messrs ioe Grosche Smith OBrien Henry Grosche John Kriener John McCarthy B A Frank j j I I 4 j Last of The Season Grand popular excursion to Hunting ton W Va and return including a ¬ ¬ O Eighteen Democratic revenue men have been fired bv Cjllector Comingore of the Covington district A baby born at Eaton lnd had a full set of teeth This could have been exacted more at Eaton thnu elsewhere A Madison county cat last week gave birth to Jiye kittens four of them being joined together with a ligament like that whicn united the Siamese twins The male nurses at rt Thomas will be sent to the front aud female nurses will take their places Mnjur Hall has succeeded Col Garduer as commander of Ft Thomas The patients at the fort mostly ill of typh id fever ar 3 do ¬ ing well ¬ 1 Roland Reed will begin his season at the Boston Museum on Aug 29th He will soon produce a new plav called A Distinguished Guest Isadore Rush will remain Mr Reeds leading support and in his company will be Mrs Mary Myers Mabel Florence Sheridan Tupper uharles S Abbe Julian Reed L P Hicks James Douglass and others I I What Shall I Be Done I FOR THE DELICATE OIRL steamboat ride to the fam xis Horse Shoe Bend free of charge Sunday August 21st Tickets good going and returning on special excursion train leaving Huntington 330 p m Stops can be made at Ashland and Cattletts burg if desired Look at the low rates offered for this excursion From Lex- ¬ ington a nd Hedges inclusive 150 from 1 25 Thomson and Salt Lick inclusive from Farmer and Enterprise inclusive 100 from Olive Hill and Kilgore in- ¬ clusive 75 cents from Mead and Ash ¬ land inclusive 50c For further particu ¬ lars call on or address Ticket Agent Ohio Railway Lexing Chesaptake ton - 8 f si i i i r r r m t rH I mJr Kyir TO H LX7t TT 9 FilOii DfcQOriUltS Year of experience in buying and the fact that tor all goods insures good results J pay cashfi He H Quit Bicycling A beautiful line of white and silk puff shirts for hot weather at Price Cos You have tried iron and other tonics But she keeps pale and thin Her sallow complexion worries you Per ¬ f haps she has a little hacking cough also Her head aches 9 and she cannot study Give her f f f Awarded dichest Honors Worlds Fair Crawford Bros have lately improv- ¬ ed their barber shop making it decided¬ Scotts Emulsion body 5 the glycerine will soothe her cough and the hypophos phites will give new power and vigor to her nerves and brain Never say you cannot take cod liver oil n until you have tried Scotts Emulsion You will be obliged to change your opinion at once Children especially become very fond of it j and infants do not know when it is added to their food 50c and ly the most attractive shop in Paris They offer a prompt expert and polite service and their shop is as cool as any in the city Hot or cold baths at any The oil will feed her wasting Murray Ledger Ben Keys Jr was out riding on his bicycle the other day when he rode over The a black snake about six feet long snake became entangled in the front wheel of the bike and for a time one could not haye told whether Ben or tLe snake was in possession of the wheel With every revolution his snakeship would stride Ben in the back then come over and slup him in the face and on the hands Ben took his No lls off the pedals and spread them far apart but being on a slant the wheel kept going and the snake kept striking until it got its head ground off in the chain of the bicycle Ben has sold his wheel Richmond Nicholasville and Beattyville Another important fact not to be overlooked f am not paying a big rent and this feature is very much to the advantage of the furniture buyers of Bourbon ani surrounding coun- j ties Big wordy advertisements and quoting prices on nothing in particular but everything in general are intended only to fool the buyers and pull them in To ft Wt come to the point If you want the best furniture for the least money go to r hour Yesterdays Temperature if Railroad JTHINTON Close Prices on Mattings This Week Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repajfed Your furniture moved by experienced hands Undertaking in all its branches - Versailles Ky July To 11 1896 CREAM BAKING icm Ammonia MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free nmm YEARS THE STANDARD The following is the temperature as noted vfistftrdftv bv A J Wintra Rr rv of this city 7 a m 73 8 a m 75 9 a m 76 10 a m 78 11 12 i f 100 a m m SCOTT BOWNE 2 p in 3 p m 791 79 83 82 all druggists Chemists New Ywk Commencing Sat ¬ all Concerned urday July 16th and continuing each Saturday until further notice train No 3 leaving Versailles at 652 p m will run through to Irvine Returning train No 2 will leave Irvine as 500 a in each Monday thus enabling parties to spend Sundays at Estill Springs aud return Monday in time for business C m Browning G P A 530 p m train from Paris connects with this train going to the Springs and the 5 a m train from the Springs con ¬ N at Richmond nects with the L so that you can reach Paris at Junction 715 a ra Wood Mantels furni hed complete 4p m P I Alum or any other adulterant 40 P XII IMHmiaui auU ImT4 82 YRUPINDIGESTION II PEPSIN CURES H CALDWELLS I Embalming scientifically attended to CARRTAGES FOR HIRE n THEBOUHBON NEWS vawjsr PAIS KYTUESDAY AUaUST 4 for the dance and the attendance was large Miss JEllen Shea is visiting friends i 9 1898 HJiuuuiiMwiKtJUJuuJi iinniiilimikwiiri I 5 fiiiiii MUIUJJWHiiMa TBE BQUBBOK HEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Paris Free Street Fair PERSONAL fflXTIOX COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN Jr and family V Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as ami VVtdiJtsday and Thursday August rije dJiOlympiau Springs secoEO iiss mail matterl 17 h and 18 Ji litvr been selected for the Notes On The Streets At Hastilv Jotted k jt Mr Jeffries Brown left last week uala das The Depots In The Uotel X obbies And 6 for apisit in Cincinnati Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 Miss Maggie Ewalt is home from a Miss Annie McGrath is visitirg 111 I S UBSCRl PTION PR1 CE8 threfcuweeks visit at Newtown Newport Ky Payable in A dvan ce Mr F R Armstrong of Lexingl Mp Henry Spears returned yester ¬ Ln c neyear S2 00 Six mouths il OU ff day from a yisit in Lexington was in the city yesterday news costs you cant even get a rf PORT FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGK To make room for my Fall purchase whioh will soon begin to MrJohn Hildreth is here from Georce McNamara has gone t arrive Itnke this method of cleaning up all Summer goods such as BuffalQ ou a visit to relatives Swango Springs to stay a fortnight Make all Checks Money Orders Etc payable to the order of Champ Miilrr xr John Hnkill has returned from Lawns Indi i Linens Dimities Check Muslins Curtain Swiss Linens Mr J Q Ward Jr is spending a and Ducks for Skirts Summer Dress Goods Bed Quilts Sheetsgand few days in Richmond with friends avisifcto relatives iu Newport cases Table Linens Odd Napkins Towels Hamburgs and Laces Clearance sale of thin clothing Miss Emmn Lou Scott is at home Miss Mary Kiely has returned from Linen suits at 350 and 400 a visit in Cincinnati and Indianapolis froma visit to friends in Dayton i worth 4 and 550 Blue and Mr and Mrs Stout Leer- - returned Mr and Mrs June Payne and son will be offered at low prices to Jose Also one case of Bleached Cotton are at home from Olympian Springs yesterday from Olympian Springs grey serge coat ana vest at 4 at5clsperyard OUR OWN SPECTAL BRAN 0 not more than- 20 Mrs Newton Mitchell and son Joe Mr Catesby Woodford left Satur ¬ yds to one customer A few Comforts and Blankets earned over from woith6 Ties at 37 1 2 cents left yesterdaj for a visit in Woodford day for a business trip to St Louis last season will x found on our Bargain Counters at reduced prices Cos worth 50 cents at Price j C ynthiau i is Remember the days and dates Positively all goods go back to Miss Lillian Snell of Mrs John Feeny and son Paul arStreet fairs are uu innovation in Ken ¬ clothiers near Pa is rived home yesterday from Richmond regular prices the day following tucky and all visitors to Paris on the visiting Miss Mary Bedford S1REET FAIR 17th and 18th will be greatly pleased by Willis and Sam Mr and Mrs Frank Bedford Jr has shipped the novel program being arranged for daughter are visiting relatives in Clark eight cars of heavy cattle East for Hark hark heres a free lark For people who come to Paris Many of the county their entertainment 529 Main St Paris Ky Theres fun from morn till dark points of the old time fairs are preserved Miss Mary Lawrence Holt is visit Misses May and Lucy Colville will Wherever the free Street Fair ip while no end of new and startling fea ing Mrs Jas L Gay in Woodford leave next week for a visit at Sheeps Local buyers offered sixty three cents trres will be introduced in Parid for the county head Bay first time and everything will be free for wheat yesterday Miss Lizzie Connell has arrived Mrs Catesby Woodford left Satur to the lf crow Is who are coming in to Lancas- dayfor Chirlestown W Va to visit OS Dr Louis Landman optician of Cin- ¬ have a tjuod time and spend their home from a visit to friends in her parents cinnati will be at the Hotel Windsor money- - jnst as they please but none of ter Ohio Mrs Duke Bowles is visiting her Evcything in Our Store will be offerecLregardless of Cost for the to day Circuit Clerk Chas E Butler has it for admission tickets all the sights 30 days and w mention just a few of the Bargains sister Mrs Ghas Geffinger in Har been ill and confined to his room since e Elder Dorris commenced a protract- ¬ are fr for the premium list you may rodsburg 50 pieces of Sim pons Percales 3ic per yd Thursday Watch ed meeting Sunday night at the Lees Fancy Luvn in great variety 4c per yd be able to capture some of them and Miss Nannie Wilson returned home Miss Bessie Lee Banehman of burg Christian Church Domestic Organdie Lawn best quality 10c per yd many of them will be verv substantial Sunday night from a visit to relatives in Richmond is visiting Mis F B Carr Genuine French Organdie Lawns 18c per yd vl and Mrs John Feeney For Rent Two uuturuished rooms and w 11 worth having Lots of humor Cincinnati 36 in Sea Island Percales only SJc per yd Inous exhibitions too tsvo blocks from th court house Miss Matilda Alexander returned Mr and Mrs Jesse Turney Mr White Duck Skirts full width for 50c quire at The News office a visit to relatives ClellTurney and Miss Lizzie Manning home Saturday from Our finest Tap d Ladies Bleached Vests Pc in Lexington Turney left Saturday for Saratoga Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hoe for 10c The Paris Board of Education elected Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c Miss Mary Holleran has gone to Mr and Mrs W O Hinton arrived R G Talbott to fill the vacancy caused Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c Olympian Springs with a party of Mt home vesterday from a trip to Chicago r b the death of Dr Jos Fitbian We could give you columns of Bargains like these but space for-¬ Sterling friends Bay View Michigan and other points Auctioneer Forsyth sold Saturday Miss Grace Swearengen was the Attorneys B Rogers wife aud bids and we only ask you to call and get our prices before p irchasing the G rosche residence bakery on Main guest of Miss Bessie Armstrong in Lex daughter with Miss Elizabeth Roeers elsewhere Geo Rassenfoss for 3000 street to Handsome Picture given with So purchase ington Saturday leave this morning for a visit to Prof Mrs Ed Hite and Miss Emma Hite Augustus Rogers in Danville N pulls down 2o 000 every The L have gone ty Swango Springs with a Summer from colored excursions Paris Mr and Mrs Brice Steele Misses party of Lexington friends a considerable sum of this OMvia and Sallie Buckner and Mr contributes amount The society girls of Winchester Walker Buckner and Miss Sue Buck gave a leap year ball last Wednesday have leturned from Olympian Springs Bourbon Quartlrly ourt will evening at the Rees House Misses Eddie speais lar Wil convene Thursday wiih about fifty new V7E HAVE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID STOCK 01 Mrs Anna Pierce and Miss Duane moth and Nellie Mann have returned appearances with Judge W M Purnell a delightful stay at High Kiely of Cincinnati are pleasant guests home from on the bench IMPORTED SUITIVOS ASD TROliSERIES Bridge as the quests of Mrs W E of Mr J P Kiely and family Yon must riot miss seeing the street The Sunday School of th Methodist Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock Board of this city Church will be given a pic nic on Aug parade the balloon ascensions the fire Miss Lncy Arnold of Newport will leave to morrow for a visit to Miss 10th in the woodland of Mr J B Ken- - works and all tbe attractive booths who has been visiting her brother Mr etc and abov all ou must witness Va6hti Ward near Georgetown nedy near this city Misses Sythie and Chornie Kern and Talbott Arnold ot Company I Second the 8tr t wedding Lots of nice gifts Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when Hite Dudley the Paris billposters are to be contri uted to the lncky groom Miss Iva Collins left Saturday for a Kentucky at Chickamauga arrived We ask you to give us a caiL Saturday evening to be thu guest of quality aid style are considered started eight wagons out this morning and bride who unite for better or worse visit to friends in Hustonville Miss Alice Spears bill the Paris Free Street Fair They Bilow are mntioued some of the sub Mr Geo Nippert and familv of jSKeC will bill every town within thirty miles stantia lrsgifts Arlington-Heights Ohio were guests of Where They Spent Sunday of Paris t First -- Ben j Perry dealer in stoves Mr and Mrs PNippert Sunday The L Ns excursion from Cincin Miss Maud Stout has returned home All members of the Bourbou Ram- ranges tin aud plumbing goods makes the valuable present of a cooking stove from a three weeks visit to her cousin nati to Natural Bridge wa composed blers are requested to meet at their club S E TIPTON Cutter When in Paris Mrs Augustus Thomas in Evansville of ten well hlledcars The crowd was rooms to morrow evening at eight to the bridal couple estimated at sevni hundred people remember the sign of the Red Stove Iud oclock to arrange for a fljat in the mostly from Cincinnati street fair parade Mies Emily May Wheat of Louis- ¬ Forty Parisians took advantage of ville who is a favorite in this city is the reduced rates to Cincinnati and Messrs Jarrick Moore and Lay visiting Mrs George Kavanaugh at spent Sunday in the Queen City Y ton Thompson and Charles Tribbl6 Saratoga N Y The Pants Hill Camp Meetiug was at will take their three threshers next Miss Flora Hill has returned from tended by fifty Parisians Sunday week to Dakota where they have Dayton accompanied by her sister many crops of wheat engaged for Use Paris Milling Co s Purity Mrs J K Smith of that city who will threshing flour for sale by all grocers make a visit in Paris ¬ Co A railroads will give a rate of one The Mr and Mrs C P Culvert and Ask for it Take no other cent per mile to Chattanooga in Sep- ¬ Miss Hattie Calvert of Cincinnati aud of JjJ tember on account of the dedication of Raceland Jersey butter for Mr Ayres of Newport were guests at the Kentucky monument at Chicka sale by Newton Mitchell o Mr E O Fretwells Sunday mauga The ceremony will occur be-- Miss June Jameson who has been tween the 20th and 2oth Reeds Sexd your linen to Haggard attending college in Terre Haute Iud satisfac- ¬ tf Steam Laundry for a good finish Elmore Hathaway colored was ar- ¬ will arrive home to night She has be n 1000 00 free to the couple absent from home about a year Second rested yesterday by Constable Joe Williams charged with breaking into f the to be married at the Street Fair Aug Messrs Ross Williamson and Bert The The -- Old Reliable 11 residence of J K Spears on Seventh 17tn-l-t- h Appleton came down Saturday from street Hathaway will be tried before Manhattan Life Insurance Co of New Lexington with Mr W B Hutchison I hrve a choice lot of good bucks for York offers a policv for 100000 paid Judge Purnell this morning for a short visit in Paris The returned sale a- - farm ar Tarr Station tor one year Se sample policy in home yesterday morning A SHIRT FRONT THAT AT CAS P GOFF Dr C H Bo wen the optician will Twin Bros window Hugh Mont¬ Paris Ky TRACTS ATTENTION Mr W B Hutchison a popular ex at A J Winters be Cos gomery a sent i Thursday Aug llth to examine jour Third One years subscription to Parisian came down Friday from Lex- ¬ by the exquisite perfection of its ington for a short visit to relatives in eyes and fit you properly with glasses The Bourbon News the city He had just returned from a and on second and last Thursday ot Ami there are other nici presents color and finish is the one that yon It each month Examination free gentleman Imvh already de- ¬ oicycle trip to Linnietta Springs in Se ril I desire to lease for a term of y ears wear from the laundry work that n1 clared their intenrio i of bing the lncky company with Mr Elmer Foote of this my farm in Bourbon comity An alarm of fire from Box 16 Friday is done here Cuff coll r shirt ot groom and there U much specula- ¬ city and a party of Lexington friends Ewalts Crosf Roads and on Pari- at 750 p m was caused by a fire in brideas i containing five ynthiaua Turnpike wi i rhtj h ipv pair will be shirt waist is sent home looking the frame stable of James McClure on tion Miss Margaret Woodford cf Mt hundred and sixtv six arien Possession a heaity invitation is xtendd to the Sterling is entertaining a house party given March 1 1899 Privilege of sopd N The Scott avenue near the L as fresh and perfect as the new g towns to No one but s richly re i b a ing given stable was almost entirely destroyed citizens of tin ueinhhori an they wont regret which is composed of Misses Bessie parties need apply article and we are only to pleased Insurance 200 which only partially corn to th fair Woodford and Elizabeth Spears of this V7 E HI 13 LE LI coining that we can give gratification and covers the loss A stable on the same city Missg Elizabeth Hazlerigg of 232 W Main st Lexington Ky site was burned in April Frankfort Miss Elizabeth Van Meter satisf tction to our patrons cpvuisx 1898- P 5fcggIfrjt of Danville and Miss Mary Gay of Dr Gano Buckxer of this county Winchester will shortly leave for Amarillo Texas Prof Jas Brown formerly of Cyn to assume th duties of professor of thiana was in the city yesterday shak mental moral and political science in BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR ing hands with his old friends He will the college at that place Mr Ashbruok Telephone No 4 return to his home in Los Angeles Cali Frank who is known to many persons fornia in about ten days Mrs Brown in this city will be professor of matheana miss jusseii urown are enjoying matics and astronomy in the same colTEETH EXTRACTED excellent health and all are delighted legeThe President of the college Mr WITHOUT PAIS S IDT1SL with California Jas D Hamlin is also a graduate of NO COOANE NO GAS Kentucky University A complimentary dance will be All persons knowing themselves in given at Odd Fellows Hall this evening A simple application to the gums used debted to the late D Milhr deceas- ¬ A nice line of new lamps just only by m ami acknowledged by the ed will please settle avith the under ¬ to Mrs John Boweus winsome guests public to be thr best and easiest and signed at vonce Those holding claims Miss Agnes Lockwood of Helena Ark rcsived at at J- T Hintons absolutely free from any after effects against said decedent will present them and Miss Rebecca Mayes of Columbia Catephoric treatment for painles3 proven as required by law to H CI Bloated Bond Holders Tenn Saxtons orchestra will furnish filling Howard attorney the music and the dance will begin Paris doubtless has as many bloated S LILLESTON 300 Set of teeth promptly at half past eight oclock bond holders as any city of similar size 4t Adinr D Miller DecdL 15 00 Upper and lower in Kentucky It is believed that Paris fillings 50cts up Silver In writing ot the ball at Olympmu 20 per cent REDUCTION At a citiz s ni etiuir last uiuht Mr ians subsciibed lor at least 100000 100 up Gold fillings IP worth of the new government bonds Wallace Mitchell was selected Grand Springs Tuesday night editor Squire 500 crowns Gold 50 cts Tamer pays graceful compliments in orMe Jo Summe- Tan R Q Thomson Painless extraction onecitizenit is said getting 15000 Marfhal and 4 00 HK Shoes R the Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat to I ntfomery A J Winters worth by haviug friends make small H igh 2 40 00 Shoes d o s Misses Olivia and Sallie Buckner Mrs B ni Perry chairman N at- ¬ J N 1 subscriptions for him The L 31 GO i00 Shoes x The next session of my school will b taches in this city subscribed libeially Rndotnh D vi- Geo Ras eufoss L June Payne aud Mrs Stout Leer of 321 Main St Pari Ky t at city Miss Olive Fant of Flemings- - V gin the first Monday in September X new bonds One Paiisian sub- - WlVnen J T Hiiitoi J M 03rien this r pp Court house for the i jy V scribed for 10000 but it was rejected Geo D Mitchell and Walter Champ uuiS iaaijria aivuiiuiuutt ui iuiiicibIlllV Houra 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m -NIISL burg M3 Scott Inglis of Scotland k gjfj YERKEJfc because smaller 8ubscriptionsexhaasted w r named as a Committee on Arrange Te ephone 79 14je tfj Mainrelative of Mrs R G Stoner V Saxjtun Cbri 4th t P trisKy melild the issue -- The merchauts and citizens of Paris hae libt rally routiibuted to the fund foi giving a tw daa free street fair MID SUMMER bY jipAl tSterliug Mr Frank Bedford CLEANJNG UP SALE IT G TUCKERS MlJih Thursday Friday and Saturday t i WW August 18tli 19tb and 20 All Ladies Muslin Underwear Cr - ¬ ex-po- rt- -- ¬ If Si ¬ Condons Great Sacrifice Sale net ¬ - m Mm m J D CONDON i - FOR 8 P KING AND SUMMER m ip v- ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ Bucks For Sale J Winters of this city have en gaged the services an eminent optician to be at their storeon the second and last Thursday each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee tion Call in and have your eyes tested free of charge Next visit will be Thursday Aug 1898 i9aug-3wk-6- tt WOT PLEISTT 1 y4X U lfm The Bourbon Steam Laundry V- 1 ¬ iDiNmioe ¬ i M-s-r- s j - i run SCHOOL NOTICE - j -w-- --7 WL i - vi -- v wrsfmr- 6 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS BE HAPPY AS YOU CAN I Y UESDAY AUGUSTS 1898 Darcie pushed back hife tscra and took up his cigar swingioig about in his chair that he might follow Mikea movements as the latter talked and cut whangs out Of an old boot leg with that multifarious tool his pocket knife It was the evening of the 33-- after the visit of the manager and his daugh ¬ ter to the Black Dwarf Darcie had been noticeabl3 idle in- the tunnel all da3 and to Mikes thinking more than usualty- - silent and as soon as the table wascleared after supper in the cabin he began walking and ponder ¬ ing and finals seated himself with his writing case before him as if to free his mind on paper But what was the final hitch When did the worm conclude to turn he inquired Manin by the worrum The mine owners I should sa3 Well 3 ere right The worrum was makin mone3 along first 3ell understand and a man will suffer a dale in his proide on his principles so long as his pockets doin well But there come a change in that afther awhile The smelters began to squeeze them an betune the returns an the unions interfarence t was a roclrj road for the mine owners The ould scale av wages as I was tellin ye was three for shovelers an trammers three an a half for skilled men underground and timber men and shaft men was gettin four But whin the union begun to la3 the law on us it was three an a half they said cver3 man underground was to get no matter what he cnd arn The managers gev in at the first though not widout a big kick on ac- ¬ count av the injustice to their best men They said thered be throuble an there was Whin the timber men ffound themselves redjuced to the same lis shovelers they wint out and the managers called the union bosses to luk at what tlmy done Well attind to our own men sa3s And the wans that wouldnt the3 give in and take what the union said they shud get was forced to quit and lave the counthr3 - 1 JiS THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by r FEMININE FASHIONS The Materia 1 Mdttt In Favor with tlie Thirties This life is not all sunshine Nor yet is it all showers 23ut storms and calms alternateAs thorns among the flowers And while we seek the roses The thorns full oft we scan Still let us though they wound us Be happy as we can - lor Summer Cos ¬ tumes marked favor this summer Large orders have been placed with manufacturers for lustrous white d corded silks and heavy hul cream and ivory white satins for evening toilets next season Pink in every tint and tone will be in great use this autumn and winter for evening gowns for youthful wear ers for dressy opera toques and bonnets for trimmings and linings for round hats and for lining velvet and cream cloth capes for ball and theater wear A noted French designer uses very pretty basket woven silks in small checks of rose color cream and green fawn color geranium pink and violet ecru petunia and wood brown for smart little gowns made with a guimpe matching one of the colors- in the check covered with silk net with sleeve puffs to match The skirts are trimmed with pinked frills or ruches from hem to hips soft-finishe¬ ¬ - 1oulard silks and satins are in This life has heavy crosses As well as joys to share And griefs and disappointments Which you and I must bear Yek if misfortunes lava Entombs hopes dearest plan Let us with what is left us Be happy as we can The sum of our enjoyment Is made of little things As oft the broadest rivers Are formed from smallest springs By treasuring small waters The rivers reach their span So we increase our pleasures Enjoying what we can There may be burning deserts Through which our feet must go But there are green oases Where pleasant palm trees grow And if we may not follow The path our hearts would plan Let us make all around us r As happy as we can Boston Watchman the penitent he walks io Wallace to post cm w d his But my forgiveness persisted in love with confessing to own hand Jig s workm some game 6uch a confessor on the quiet Hes a spy I betyez Why I forgive you anything every tiets one of Pinkertons men hes a thing What is there I am not bound to bloody monoplist sneakin in the scab3 forgive after to night on us else hes a repourter doin But I do not want it that way You us up with lies in the papers What- ¬ shall not be bound Let us be more ever hes here for hell have to quit it explicit suppose I should tell you Well give him the word to pack his plainly that I am not what you think I blankets am I bet youve got the wrong pig by I think you are a gentleman and a the ear said one of the conservatives true friend Are you not that asked Dan yed better not be toyin wid Faith horn Theres no knowin which end I hope so and much more as much hed go off said another more than your friend as you will He wont take no invite offn vou allow Dan That is enough said Fath hur He will take it then said the voice riedly J4Yes enough to thank Heaver addressed as Dan Hell take it polite for aftensueha night as this- Think of at a days outsthandin notice or hell the place where I might have been left take it as hell get it at the end av a Now good night and more thanks than gun ¬ ¬ - H A SMITH I r V Office over Q S Vardeu Office Hours 8 to 12 a m Co 1 to 5 p nu- - GEO W DAVIS 1 DEALER IN Furniture Window Etc Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Special attention given to Ondertak Ing and Repairing Main Street - - - - Paris Ky I can say ¬ spurned her gratitude Well idea how I shall ever see you again But I am always here if you really wish to see me Faith smiled sedately in the darkness It would be strange if we forgot all about you after what you have done for us That is the last thing I should wish you to remember me for Darcie But Darcie would not take his dis in Must I go missal he frankly de- ¬ Tjpj TJION FROM And I have not the dimmest spaired POINT OP ¬ -- I cant help but thank you whether 3rou like it or not If my fa- ¬ ther should ask you to dinner would ping each other and gathered moderately full These frills though not novelties are newer than those made of the dress goods and they are given a novel effect by the deft manner in which they are adjusted and by the beauty of the various two toned or double faced ribbons used If the frills are made a bit too wide the effect is spoiled They must not measure all told more than three inches therefore ribbons a trifle over an inch wide are the proper selection The newest vicuna cloths for travel ing yatching and cycling are wide diagonals of very fine soft wool roughly woven in a single color such as gray blue or fawn and notably in navy blue or else in two shades of a color More novel than these are the pretty diagonals in contrasting colors green with brown or violet gray with rose or silver blue with white or almond Tvaised silk cords form stripes in black or dark brown on sheer light weight wools of delicate summer coloring Some of the most beautiful goods in the elegant outfits for the summer are the French and India muslins and the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Many of the pretty silk crepe de Chine and veiling dresses are finished with three tiny frills of ribbon lap- - irfpK foote 3ou despise that sort of remembrance too There was an unexpected silence Then Darcie said It is not likely I shall be asked to dine at the Big Horn The Black Dwarf is a small affair and I am a miner A NONUNION VIEW Not the least among the hardships of the peaceable frugal and laborious poor it is to endure the tyranny of mobs who with lawless force dictate to them under penalty of peril to life and limb where when- and upon what terms they may earn a livelihood for themselves and their families Any government that Is worthy of the name will strenuously endeavor to secure to all within Its jurisdiction free- ¬ dom to follow their lawful vocations in safety for their property and their per sons while obeying the law And the law Is common sense Mike said Darcie hooking up from the table where he had cleared a space - HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my houso and ot with blacksmith shop afc Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For farther particulars address or call on BE1STJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky il3oct tf ¬ I r - -- fSXlJLlSrGr 3 80S TREES PLANTS VINES t partner of Mike McGowan daintiest sort of evening gowns as well as those for dressy afternoon wear are made of batiste especially in flowered cream white with trimmings of cream lace Some of the fashion ably made gowns have the muslin or batiste skirt lning over a second one of plain organdie the tint of theback groutuof the dress fabric This skirt is cut exactly like the oxitside one and either plainly hemmed or finished with a lace edged ruffle The silk underslip is worn beneath This arrangement is followed when a very airy effect is de sired In other cases the silk slip alone is used X Y Post ¬ ¬ proved to be one of those perilous short cuts to sudden intirnacy for bet- ¬ ter or worse by which the way of acquaintanceship is abridged for the young and fearless The life of the frontier is remarkably productive of such opportunities and it seems to be a question of family and past history with the high contracting parties whether these facile roads lead to the divorce courts and the newspapers or to those faithful and inconspicuous comradeships which we all know of and seldom read of in the published stories of the west western marriages being like western mortgages t is the ones that dont pay interest of which we chiefly hear What shall you say if anybody asks Faith inquired 3ou questions Is it necessary to say anything I have to say things the moment the door opens I have fobbreadyWithmy ¬ A miner may be anybody said might turn up and injure me with you Copyright 1894 by Mary Hallock Foote Faith She spoke coldly and Darcie though lie could not see her face knew she was hurt He was furious with his II Continued absurd entanglements from which he I wojild ask you to come in but 1 longed to tear hinuelf free all at once have my little part you know and 1 before it should be too late he could should hate to have you hear me say not even tell her what they were it 3Taith apologized She spoke with You think I am mysterious voice greater freedom in a full low I have no reason to think so no charged with womanly feeling The mystery is needed to account for your ride through the dark woods had not caring to dine with mj father Heaven and earth groaned Darcie I told 3ou it would stick Yet you would understand it if I could only tell you I will understand said Faith quick ¬ Good ly without understanding after to nigllt night He kept hold of her hand while she I heard them hurriedl3r warned him go to the other door but they are com- ing here now Good night- - 3ou must So the Jabor troubles here but upon my life I dont know how to put the thing fairly I cant see the need of tmion intervention in the Coeur dAlene Do 3 ou know what the miners grievances are Ill be domned if I do Mike re ¬ plied without hesitation We was do man was gettin his iir well Ever3 three dollars or his three and a half or his four dollars a da3 accordin to what he could arn and we knew no betther than be frins with the meri that ped ufc our wages Thats how it was whin Twas the ageav mno- first I come cence with us the lion an the lamb was 13in down together and there wasnt a man av us suspicioned what a set of robbers and iron heeled oppres- ¬ sors thim mine owners was till the brotherhood in Butte cast their e3e on us in the parlous shtate we was in Luk at thim sons avtoil over there sa3s the3 in darkest Idho sellin thiniselves for what wages the mo- - for his writing materials I am telling m3r people at home something about ¬ The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Agents Strawberry and general nursery cat jilogue on application to f v H F HILLENMETZER Telephone Lexington Ky 279 ALVA CRAWFORD CARL CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BROS It wasnt this nor it wasnt that nor it wasnt a matther av fifty cints a day Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts more nor less for the miner it was the question which shud run the JOHN CONNELLY mines the men that owned them or the union that owned the miners Twas the power of the brotherhood that was at shtake and whatever man resisted PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calla promptly answered Your work ia solicited Prices reasonable DR CALDWELLS trow him out to be continued Saved His Life liy n Archee Armstrong was the jester of King James VI of Scot ¬ land afterward James I of England and this is the traditional story of their One da3 a shepherd introduction with the carcass of a sheep over his shoulders was tracked to his cottage on the moorlands b3 the officers of justice In the cottage the3r found a vacant faced lad rocking a cradle with mpre attention than a bo3r is accus- ¬ tomed to give that duty thishow ever dicl hotnrbiise their suspicions They searched the cottage thoroughly but failed to discover the sheep They were about to depart when one of their number accidental looked into the cradle and the stolen sheep la3 there The lad who was supposed to be the thief was brought before King James VI of Scotland He was tried convicted and sentenced to die He began to plead with the king He was a poor ignorant fellow he said he had heard of the Bible and would like to read it through before he died Would the king respite himt until ho did so The king readil3 gave his con ¬ sent whereupon the culprit immedi ¬ ately said Then hang me if ever I read a word ot ar lang as nrj een are open The witt3 reol3r captured the king He pardoned the prisoner and took him into his service as jester In this capacit3 Archee was soon a prime favorite Amelia Wofford in St Nicholas weil-be-loved Jet Please one moment he entreated There was something I wanted to sa3 to 3ou just for the last word to re ¬ member Do 3ou know a flower the3 You never call the mountain lily could forget it if 3rou saw it I never knew before to night why it was here the exquisite thing a perfect won- aer Hut every coming hasrits her aids there are foretokens of joy as well as sorrow I found 3 ou when I lie We had belter say the same thing found the mountain lily- - Oh do you What understand me my jo3r my sorrow hadnt we Darcie suggested Which is it going to be No I dont do you generally call it when he is a YRU P PEPS1I1 CURES INDIGESTION I M mmm EAST BOUND 01 fj j a TIME TABLE Lv Louisville Ar Lexington Lv Lexington 830am 600pm 1115am 840pm ll2iam 850pm S0am 550pm fl iWpmikliam WOpra LvVInehesterll5Sam 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Mt Sterlini2r2opm t It What You have some name for it havent Headache indigestion cramps j ou Oh mercy the girl implored PERFECT COFFEE Say again what you said at the cabin Is Not at AH Difllcult to Mnlce and I thought it perfectly imbecile at the time but I suppose it will do as well as with tlie Simplest of UieiiMllH gasped Faith 1 know it But at least theres excuse for it I have found 3ou my ask3ou You are crazy HI3 Dont tell me E ¬ Jiw Good tfcVrara 34Upm A r Washington Ar Philadelphia10i5am 705pm 1240uu 908pm ArNew York WEST BOUND V mountain nicht you must go anything Pour on three pints of boiling water and bring the coffee to the boiling point and let it boil steadily five min Vites Add a quarter of a cup of cold water to settle it and set it back where it can boil again Slowly strain it into a heated porcelain or stoneware coiTcerpot and serve the coffee with cream N Y Tribune ¬ It would seem as though the days of coffee makeshifts or materials that take the place of coffee were gone by and the demand for new varieties of coffee machines or coffee pots There never was any need of a patented coffee pot and though many excellent contrivances have been invented to take the place of the care and intelli- ¬ gence needed to make a perfect cup of coffee none of them seem to satisfy the public for whom they were in- ¬ vented The best coffee that ever was maue can oe mane in a common earthen pipkin such as the human race has used for a cooking utensil since the days of old Egypt and cen- ¬ turies before the coffee bean was known Procure the best coffee A mixture of equal parts of Java Mocha and with some people one part of Mari caibo is generally popular Let the coffee be freshly browned and ground It may be boiled or dipped in French style in a coffee biggin If it is to be boiled put it into a pipkin stir aj eggshell and the white of an egg with a ctip of coarsely ground coffee add half a cup of cold water and stir tain on a Not on a brute of a horse Everybody knows what Colonel is Got himself wet to the skin Dar cie recited Ate a monstrous supper ¬ Hed been pounding down the moun ¬ ¬ too soon after K He ate no supper at all Dont say things you neednt say just for the pleasure of inventing Leave out the supper then But the suppers the best reason of all And this yon call a little thing cried Faith tragicaUy Did I say little I meant it was a common thing Well men surely are not proud This then is the common weakness Mix -- with the well beaten whites of two ejrers Select very fine bunches of cur rants and dip them a bunch at a time into the beaten egg let them drain for a few minutes thenrblr them in finely powdered sugar Lay them to dry oii paper and the sugar will crystallize round each currant giving them the appearance of being frosted When served on a glass dish with a border of fresh green currant lea es the effect is exceedingly pretty Good Housekeeping Suet Jplinny Calie Ozic cupful of suet one cupful nour and one of corn meal which has had pne cupful of hot water poured upon it one cupful of sour milk one tea spoonful of soda one tablespoonful of or molasses and one egg if you uar twilled 6 without lut is better ik --Ladies WorId vih Currants four tablcspoonfuls of water IProMteil Almost any weakness is common with our half of humanity Darcie al- ¬ lowed but God knows a man may be asy on a fault thats not his own The young men have no faults I suppose Faith exclaimed bitterly Charity and forgiveness are for the poor slipshod fathers too old to be cured of their weakness It was her wounds imperious anguish that spoke in this unnatural tone Darcie answered humbly constrained by the pricking of his conscience and not unwilling perhaps to draw her at- ¬ tention upon himself I know one young man who is in need of forgiveness of yours if ycu could spare him a little of it I wish to confess before I leave you to a fault in my position toward yourself el most damaging fatal inconsistency rtl A me You must be dreaming When have you ever seen me before to night Never and yet I did 3 611 an uncon- ¬ scious injury before I knew of your ex- ¬ istence I am in a cruelly equivocal position I am not in a 3ry nice position my- ¬ self Faith grievWl But it is not your own doing I am speaking of acts my own on my own fault-r-towa- He dropped his face an instant on her hand Then he rushed for his horse and rode away Where are you going Faith called after him for he had taken or rather Colonel had taken the lower road to the stable Faiths horse tied to the hitching post whinnied after his com- ¬ rade Darcia did not hear the girls call but he had discovered his mis take and was making it unpleasant for Colonel There was a scuffling iif hoofs in the road a grunt from tfce horse as he was forced around in tVe way he did not want to go and back they came and charged up the trail into the deep timber Faith hod laughed weakly until she criedv She was shocked at herself for laughing but that was not why she cried 0 father father she whispered tragicall3 But that was not why slier cried There was a stir underneath the dark porch after the girl had gone slow ¬ ly giddily up the stairs and the house door had shut That horse was Colonel Wheres the old man then a voice inquired I guess theyve put him in his little bed somewhere between here and Canon Creek at the Black Dwarf likely another voice rejoined At the Black Dwarf you bet That was McGowans pardner the English ¬ man said a heavy suppressed voire in a tone of authority Lads did ye hear him chewin the scenery givin himself away like s play actor Tm not what ye think 1 am says he Tm in a cruel equizzicM position Youre solid there me chap pie equizzical youll find it There comin a sndwslide in these mountain and some thats on top now will belyin underneath and they wont be lookiii N noplists chooses to fling them and not a dollar comin into the union Well the3 sa3s And the3 put up a convarsion fund for to carr3 the goshpel into Lfyhoj es and a good thing the3 med av it too They net up the union in our midst and the3 med thimselves the priests and gcv out the law and gethered the offrins The3r cursed us this wan and they cursed us that wan and most partieler the3r cursed him that wouldnt put up his money and come into the tint av meetin Darcie began to laugh Its the trut Im tellin 3e Mike insisted hot I3 though 3ell get a different tal off o them But 3ere askin me and Im giviri it straight the way I hare il Tis the game the3ve worked in every new campbetuxt the Black Hills an the coast There wasnt a miner come into the Cor de Lane but they nabbed him for a convart and if he belonged to no union an wouldnt be pershuaded thc3 put their shpite on him and med his bread bitter to him b3 iver3 mane pav secution the3 could la3 their hand to There was moighty few stud out against them I dunno fwhere Id be now an I hadnt been me own mine owner But workin a contrac wid meself they ped me more than wan visit an the3 toiled and shweated wid me forto jine them Fwhat do I want wid a union I Im me own union heads and sa3s hands as God made me And I niver yet seen the time whin me head couldnt set me hands to work and me hands couldnt keep me head whilst I was doin it And if I cant find work in the Cor de Lane sa3rs I Til laj me two feet to the road till Ill come where it is And the3r tould me I Avasbought b the labor devourers and they had their eve on me for wan that was so win treason and settin a bad example Ivape 3our e3e on me all ye want I says 3ell- find me neither makin nor meddlin And an3 man that follies my example hell le doin his work and miiidih his business and kapiri his carcass out av Peg legs saloon BegorJ- Ive seen fellys that five dollars wud buy all they was worth iu the world walk into Peg legs wid amonths wages in their clothes and dollar piece and call puydown a twh the crowd and domn for dhrinks for Av the unions could put the change some sinse into them and tache them the3r cant ate their cake and have it too or tfiramp it into the mire and thin Jbawl for the -- next mans tmns ivecjrhisinvhj theyd be doin some atiind to that Ar wmenestcr Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArShclbyvllle Ar Louisville 800am 91 lum 1001am 1100am 7uam 4iipm Hiam 520pm 7sJ5am 345p tftJOpm 720pm 815pm 250nm Trains marked tuna f ran daily ex¬ cept Sunday other tnina run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change v For rates Sleeping Car reservation any information call on BrIGE0ROE ox ¬ Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky W Barney Agent L F B N R R Pan Ky Carr Evading town recently and took with Kim a bird in a bag He was about to toss up the pigeon in the tewn hall square when n policeman came up and told him that ho must not fly the bird there Why not Because it is foT asked the collier bidden and I shall have to lockou up if 3ou do The collier with the usual sharpness of his kind thereupon- tool the pigeon out of the bag set it on the ground stroked its wings and said to it Aw cornd toss thee up here so thou mu n walk whoam dost 3er Thou mun walk whoam The bird of course rose in the aiir leaving the policeman petri ¬ London Tele fied with astonishment - A collier who amused himself with fl3ing pigeons had occasion to go to hc Law The COAST LINE to MACKINAC fr TAKE THE E J MACKINAC CHICAGO PETOSKEY W7 i DETROIT 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boat Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service insuring the highest degree of COHFORT SPEED AND SAFETY - s 1 graph A Four Trips per Week Between ¬ for their hat There were dissenting voices to this implied train 0 reasoning Whats he got to do with snow- slides She has a wonderfu113 forgiving na- ¬ I of ture said one 3oung woman unintentionally and when fended her I spoke to her about it she said she was perfectly willing- to overlook the past That Yes replied Miss Cayenne is a specialt3 of hers t What Overlooking the pant She says that Washing she is onl 28 3ears of age ¬ - Tribute Toledo Detroit PETOSKEY Mackinac THE SOO MARQUETTE AND DULUTH LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac and Return including ileals and Berths From Cleveland 18 from ToIed 15 from Detroit 1350 EVERY EVENING Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points East South and Southwest and at Detroit lor all points North and Northwest Sunday Trips June July August and September Only EVERY DAY BETWEEN y - ton Star Cleveland PuHn Bay Toledo 4 Cannot you get out of this posi- ¬ y tion I shall be out of it by to morrows eastern mail But I want your forgive- ¬ ness to night The thing sticks in iny record I dont know what moment it might turn up and injure me with you I dont think it can be very serious said Faiths if you can get out of it so easily I wish I could sendall my wor ries away by to morrow s eastern mail tf I were sure they would not trayel to raybody I care for- responsibility J asked one You cant make evidence out of such rot as he was talkin said an- ¬ other a young fellah turnin his chin loose about his mash Evidence is it Ileres mecvidence ye want it said the first voice He if calls himself Jack Darcie it may be his name or it may be only wan av them He chins wid us an listens to our talk but hes too fancy for a miner Maldnys widdy does his washin and he chucks her a dollar as aisy as two bits Hes- a bird hes a swell and makes out hes a workinman like the rest av us His hankychers is marked wtd a monnvarram and theres mnrp letters in ifMnJ D HeKvrites big thick letters and posts them himself - - - Wonldnt Iveep Tommy said a mother to her six 3ear old hopeful you must not Inter rupt me when I am talking to the ladies it isnt good mannerV You must wait till we get through and then 3ou can But mamma retorted the talk 3outhful observer 3ou never get through and m3 talk wont keep- Chicago News Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address X A SCHANT2 a DETROIT MIOH Detroit and GieYelana steam Kay Bo Tlie The Shortest Line and The Best Service between Cincinnati and the bummer Resorts of the Great Lakes house b3 this time Dicer asked Triv vet Does Mrs Small serve substan tial meals She does replied picer Her breakfastt beefsteak ia as substantial as I ever exercised 1113-- teeth -- Very SnbstantiuL How do you like your boarding -- ¬ GH8DRy MICHIGAN - TO 4 0Mh 7i V AND THE GREAT LAKES roodlsIS - 3 CmCIMlUTl Trainr 9Hy etwen nk0ETXQ r f Hrrrxl V T NT -- T V- - rTSWa v v fr i V - m THE BOURBON NEWS HUMOROUS MEDICAL HEROES UNDER PATEtfS I KY TUESDAY AUGUST 9 1898 AmmJMtiMiftjuMiJiij FIRE t -- v when the Daring Adventures of English Sur geons in they Field During gave him a piece of ice L A W Bulletin the Late War in India Cholly There are 50000 street cars When the medical history of the last in the United States Cynicus And most of them are at the other end of war in India is written it will prove interesting reading There were many the line Town Topics ¬ Whats the matter old man You difficulties overcome and hai dships en ¬ element of dan look hot and excited Just been dured Awith the usual of ger good instance this was when trying- to dodge a cross eyed girl on a Gen Woodhouse was wounded early bicycle Detroit Free Press tn the war A bullet struck him in the - A Foser for Papa Fond Father Yes Freddie sweating is always due thigh passed down below the krie to heat Freddie Then papa what broke into pieces arid lodged The Roentgen raj apparatus revealed the makes the silver ice pitcher sweat exact conditions and it was determined Jewelers Journal to extract the pieces In the middle Author first night of production of the operation artificial light being T think Ave may Hatter ourselves on a ¬ Miss 1q Yere Lor yes used the Afridis crawled up and sud success blazed into the tent sending 13 we ladies of the ballet ave pulled denly through shots the canvas Now that worse pieces through Pick Me Up might have been a very disturbing You say you dont sircumstance and apt to interfere with Barred Out Xo the perfect application of intend to marry Miss Whopper the aseptic men have come between us two form of surgery And what hapYes a preacher and the pened Two The operation went on and Chicago Daily was successfully completed as if there man she married News was no Afridi within 100 miles Young Grimsby is go Mr Bunting As usual we- had many examples of ing to marry old Miss Broadakers great personal bravery and devotion Mrs Bunting astonished For the to duty in the midst of danger Sur- ¬ Mr Bunting Partly geon Captain Beyts arrested hem- ¬ lands sake and partly for her bank account orrhage under a very hot fire and Sir Judge William Lockhart speaking of the in ¬ I think I know now said the soldier cident said that no one ever better who was making a determined effort merited the reward of the Victoria to masticate his first ration of army cross than he He got nothing but beef what people mean when they talk that is another story Another med ¬ Chicago ical officer greatjy distinguished him ¬ about the sinews of war Tribune self Surgeon Lieutenant Hugo Insurance Agent We cant insure Lieut Ford was dangerously wound ¬ you Old Man Why not J In- ed in the shoulder The bullet cut the surance Agent You are 9 i years artery and he was bleeding to death Old Man old What of that Sta when Surgeon Lieutenant V Hugo will tell you that fewer men die came to his aid The fire was too hot tistics at 94 than any other age Baltimore to permit of lights being used There Jewish Comment was no cover of any sort It was at First Fiji The missionary is fat I the bottom of the cup Nevertheless admit but for all that Pprefer not to the surgeon struck a match at the partake of him Second Fiji For peril of his life and examined the what reason pray First Fiji Why wound The match went out amidst he has done nothing but dispute my a splutter of bullets which kicked up statements ever since he was cap the dust all around but by its uncer ¬ Second Fiji And what has tain light he saw the nature of the in tured that to do with his not making whole- jury The officer had already fainted some provender First Fiji Every ¬ from loss of blood The doctor seized thing He would be certain to disa- the artery and as no other ligature gree with me Richmond Dispatch was forthcoming he remained under fire for three hours holding a mans LI HUNG CHANGS BIBLE life between his finger and thumb When at length it seemed that the The Viceroy Had a Xew Testament in enemy had broken into the camp he His Library and Was Jlnch picked up the still unconscious officer Interested In It in his arms and without relaxing his hold bore him to a place of safety Dr Coltman in The East Asiatic Lloyds relates an interesting con- His arm Was for many hours para from the versation he had lately with Li Hung Ijzed from crampcompressingeffects of the Chaug on the subject of the Bible the exertion of London Lancet He says that one day when he called en the aged statesman he found him Submerged reading a beautifully bound ISTew Tesa pretty tough tale they tell on Its tament which had recently been sent the Kentucky man who went to a big him by a missionary connected with banquet out of the state He had been The old man invited to respond to the toast Ken the London mission was so deep in the book that for some tucky and was expected to glitter minutes he did not see his visitor and glow The feast proceeded in After awhile he raised his eyes and great shape one wTine following the gazed at Dr Coltman with a piercing other punch galore heaven knows look and said ADr Coltman do you what else and the gentleman from believe this book the state imbibed with chCerful per He answered Your excellency if sistencj His speech did not come till I did not believe it I should not have the close of the banquet and finally the honor of being your physician the toastmaster rose and said Mr medical missionary I believe it with Bluegrass will respond to the toast my whole heart He made some graceful Kentucky J Are you sure that this is not all remarks and looked around hearsay and human talk he asked Mr Bhiegrass was not visible Alas again Wheres Kentucky he demanded Quite sure of his fellow guests Where is Ken How do you know it he went on tucky By a sign that the book itself menunder the tions Is it not writteni that a bad the Kentucky issure enough table was reply and tree can bring forth no good fruit posing under the mahogany he wasjre where and a good tree no bad fruit Your a wave of trouble rolled across not his excellency has already admitted that peaceful breast Louisville Times the condition of the people in western lands is far better than in the orient Infants Food and I can asstire you that the pros There is no starch in mothers milk perity and happiness of the various therefore farinaceous food is not in nations1 that you recently visited correspond exactly to the degree in dispensable to a child under a year old which they follow the precepts of this At six months old a baby may have book Would to God your excellency three and a half ounces of milk half an ounce of cream and two ounces of believed it too Why I believe you would like to water at each feeding Add a little make a Christian of me said he half sugar and a very little 9alt It is wise joking half seriously to sterilize the mixture Feed every Not only you answered Coltman three hours Some babies may want but also of your young emperor and more food at a feeding in which case all his people the quantity may be increased if the We have Confucius said he You proportion observed Ladies Home have Jesus Are they not in many re- Journal spects alike Here the viceroy was interrupted by THE MARKETS important news but when his servant took his Bible from his hands to carry Cincinnati Aug 8 LIVE STOCK Cattle common 5 3 5o 3 75 Dont it to his bookcase he said 4 10 4 40 Select butchers CALVES Fair 6 75 J5 putit in the bookcase lay it on the HOGS Commonto good light 6 25 fyi 3 85 3 my bedroom I want to look table in 3 85 Mixed packers 3 95 3 C5 Light shippers at it aguin N Y Tribune 3 15 3 25 3 85 SHEEP Choice C 0J i 6 40 Americans Crowded from Philippines LAMBS 3 00 Winter As is wTell known America was su- - FLOUR Wheat familyrednew 2 75 GRAIN No 2 71 65 No 3 red preme in the Philippine trade from the u Corn No 2 mixed opening of the export business of the 23 Oats No 2 Rye No 2 45 islands on a large scale until within HAY- - Prime to choice 8 75 8 50 a few years The reasons for the PROVISIONS Mes Pork 9 75 5 07V decline of American influence were LardPrime steam 14 Choice the drawing out of capital hy BUTTER to choicedairy largely creamery Prime 20J 4 00 3 00 the older members of the great Ameri- APPLES Choke to Fancy 2 00 75 can trading firms and Their leaving the POTATOES New per bbl CHICAGO business to younger members of their FLOUR Winter patents 3 G5 3 75 families who found themselves with GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 75 08 75 No Chicago spring great responsibilities and a reduced CORN 3No 2 33 33J capital Gradually English firms with OATS No 2 222 9 00 8 95 abundant capital succeeded to the bulk PORK Mess i 30 L ARD isteam 7 of the business The last American NEW YORK firms in Manila were crowded out FLOUR Winter patent 4 3 70 threeVyyears ago by Spanish intrigues WHEAT No 2 red 79 CORN 39 caused by the hatred of Americans RYE No 2 mixed 40 growing out of the Cuban troubles OAIS Mixed 2S 28 10 50 10 00 was managed by the PORK New mess This overthrow 5 87 LARD Western thousand and one petty annoyances of BALTIMORE legal machinery that the Spaniards ex FLOUR Family SCO G00 77 17H erted against American firms Scrib- - GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat 70 78 tramp asked for a cold bite It was a mean woman who he entered while the eldest daughter wasl saying things confidentially to her mother Bess ayas just telling me that the young Whats that She Scored said the old centleniad as That Time 0 Remember the name man that visited the Broketons last summer has written her and that he sent love ¬ - and kisses He did did he The impudent puppy Write him and squelch him at once or youre no daughter of mine Let him know so there is no possible chance of misunderstanding that you have the utmost resent ment for such conduct and if he ever comes here again ill kick him out of the house Well did you attend to that matter Bess asked the old gentleman at break- ¬ fasf next morning What did von say him distinctly that if he didnt know any better than to send such things in a letter instead of bringing them in person I would have to forego the pleasure of I told Yes Good Liver Tae A j2Zf Your when you buy again g ¬ his acquaintance -- terror stricken under For the next five minutes the family were a ckonviction that the head of the household had burst a blood vessel Stray Stories needs coaxing not crowding Dr Ayers Pills stand with ¬ out a rival as a reliable medicine for liver complaint They cure constipation and they cure its consequences piles biliousness indigestion sick headache nausea coated tongue foul breath bad taste palpitation nervousness irrita ¬ bility and many other maladies that have their root in They are a specific for all diseases of the constipation stomach and bowels and keep the body in a condition of sound health I have used AVers Pills for the past thirty years and consider them an invaluable family medicine I know of no better remedy for liver troubles and have always found James Quinn 90 Middle them a prompt cure for dyspepsia Street Hartford Conn RattlelXfej POPULAR 939 Roots BEAUTIFUL HOMES The Tendency of the Age Is Toward Mural Decorations Probably at no time in the worlds history has as much attention been paid to the in- ¬ terior decoration X homes as at present No home no matter how humble is without its handiwork that helps to beautify the apartments and make the surroundings more cheerful The taste of the American people has kept pace with the age and almost every day brings forth something new in the way of a picture a draping a piece of furniture or other form of mural decoration One of the latest of these has been given to the world by the celebrated artist Muville in a series of four handsome porcelain game plaques Not for years has anything as handsome in this line been seen The subjects represented by these plaques are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant American Quail and English Snipe They are handsome paintings and are es- ¬ pecially designed for hanging on dining room walls though their richness and beauty entitled them to a place in the parlor of any home These original plaques have been purchased at a cost of 50000 by J C Hub inger Bros Co manufacturers of the cele- ¬ brated Elastic Starch and in order to enable their numerous customers to become possessors of these handsome works of art they have had them reproduced by a special process in all the rich colors and beauty of the original They are finished on heavy cardboard pressed and embossed in the shape of a plaque and trimmed with a heavy band of gold They measure forty inches in circumference and contain no reading ¬ ¬ ¬ cneap Excursion ¬ ¬ - twmnininininininra mmMmMJMkxJkMMMjkaMJkMMJkMMJUUkM S vrs Pills Present TininiSw Tuesday August 16 Jo Four A Beautiful FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and economy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of four ¬ 7 toailrip ¬ ¬ SVRCH F DrntMDFt S un mnitivr STIFF AKD KCE XjSlf MES - COLLARS AND CUFFS iuutN i iffvi iiiui ntu mniiuiinuiuuuwiniLn u ONE POUND or THIS STARCH WILL CO I AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALT OF AMY OTHER STABCU ukvtACnJMD way a VI From Cincinnati Tickets good returning1 live days alter date of sale Elegant trains of Parlor cars Wagner Sleepers and high back coaches Personally conducted by repre ¬ sentative of Big Four who will look alter the wants of passen ¬ gers This excursion needs no introduction to the public and ¬ DCrlUBNGERBRQSC EOKUIOOWIiWHAVENjlOH ¬ ¬ matter or advertiser nt whatever Until September 1st Messrs J C Hubing er Bros Co propose to distribute these plaques free to their customers Every pur- the popularity of the Big Four the natural route to Niagara ¬ ¬ ar-te- rj- ¬ ¬ chaser of three ten cent packages of Elastic Starch flat iron brand manufactured byJ C Hubinger Bros Co is entitled to receive one of these handsome plaques free from their grocer Old and new customers alike are entitled to the benefits of this offer These plaques will not be sent through the mail tne only way to obtain them being from your grocer Every grocer store in the country has Elastic Starch for sale It is the oldest and best laundry starch on the market and is the most perfect cold process starch ever invented It is the only starch made by men who thoroughly understand the laundry business and the only starch that will not injure the finest fabric It has beten the standard for a quarter of a century and as an evidence of how good it is twenty two million packages were sold last year Ask your dealer to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute Bear in mind that this offer holds good a short time only and should be taken advantage of without delay GAME PLAQUE S 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 Each Falls via Buffalo is well known Full information in pamphlet form can be obtained from any Big Four ticket office vUl sizes for DRILLING WELLS for 1AE MAICE all kinds and 1 Well Drills Prospecting oil ana bas LATEST and BEST etc 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE ¬ house farm City and Village Water Works Factories Ice Plants Brew- ¬ eries irrigation Coal and Mineral English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Plaque is bordered with a band of gold J Jfcgegfxf Rfla T - Write us WHAT NYHAN YOU TIFHH want OHIO J3fer LDOHIS ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good ii is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute How To Get Them All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are 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m m HOMES IN NEBRASKA JTbTb3 If you think of T changing your location remem- ¬ t ber this Nebras- - kas soil is rich TO MES PTNTOTAM Prom Mrs Walter B Budd of Pat chogue New York IIrs Budd in the following letter tells a familiar story of weakness and suffering xind thanks Mrs Pinkham Dear Mrs PiraHAM ¬ ifatfef PLUGW fi ib Pege Illustrated Catalogue describ- - p ing all of the famous iti -- and easily tilled No rocks and stumps All grains and gL 2 fruits that succeed in other states in same latitude 3t flourish there The climate is well nigh perfect the air f being dry and free from malaria An abundance of pure It is a great state for stock raising water is found 4 and feeding There is no state in the Union where ThnnsanHQ 4 a hard workinsr farmer oars do so well i of poor men have become rich in Nebraska Farms T A Ii -- -- ior complete relief -- ¬ ii 1 w 1 IH I think it is my duty to write to you and tell you what Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound 1 EL 1 X v 5 can now be bought on 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it is all owing- to your Compound I canno praise it enough It is a wonderful medicine recommend it to every womanI know - ELEGANT SERVICE MISSOURI PACIFIC RY V i Remember the name Reduced Rates during the Season See nearest Agent or write the General Passenger Agent at St Louis for further information C G WARNER VlC ¬ when you buy again r neVs Oldest Town in J linois The abandonment of the post office CATTLE First quality at Easkashia 111 for want of patron ¬ HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS age calls to mind the fact that this GRAIN Wheat No 2 Is the oldest town in the state having Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed been founded by La Salle in 1GS2 the LOUISVILLE same year in which Penn founded FLOUR Winter patent Philadelphia It has remained dis- GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed i tinctively- French totthisday and the Oats Mixed modern movement seerfis to have PORK Mess LARD Steam jtvoidedjtv- V - Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western PRSIDENT WBDODDRIDGE GENERAL MANAGER H CTOWNSEND 37 32 4 25 4 40 37i 33 45 GenX PASSR AND TKT AQMT ST LOUIS 4 GO 4 5J 65 33 36 reFif BaJlleA LIVE AN ST06K Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in time Sold by druggists CURES WHEHF All FISF FAIJS w- - 373 t 66 3 27 10 25 5 374 400 I rbuu X We will furnish duplicates of LIVE STOCK CUTS or any other Cut shown in any spec ¬ imen Book at or below quoted prices for same A N K E 1721 KELLOGQ NEWSPAPER CO 335 W- - JTinia St Cincinnati O WHEN WRITING TO ATEJtTI8K please state tkat ym tfcw i JLvvt mm iM this paper - JfA 8 Seashore J5xcnrniiis The Chesapeake aid Ohio railroad will ruu shore on thefollowi g excursions To the Seagood going dates named Hie tlckdts will be on regular irui ih to which necessary steeping cars will be attached On July 19th and ugust lth to Atlantic C ty aud Cape May via tt ashmgton round trip rate only 14 from Ixigton and cor- ¬ respond Jigiy low rstes from other Central Kentucky point- - Tickets good elt ven days returning Oi uiy -- Sth a round trip rat - of SIS will be made to Old lon Comfort Va tickets good going ou ivguiat t ains and good returning twelve da vs Tins isthc best tune to visit Old Point owhu to the interesting military maneuvers Send in yoit name for sleeping ca- - spajR or for further ui imniation desired Ueo W Barney 1 P A Lex ngtou Ky TBE BOURBON NEWS PARIS JOHNSONS QUICK WIT How the Ex President Displayed KYM V TUESDAY AUGUST f - 18S8 W 5 Anderson 9 FEATHERY i- - I r - i i Stump In Tennessee There is in the city of Memphis a preciuct known as Pinch in which a majority of the voters were Irish It so It on the fouve heard hat that of the girl In the Gainsbbf 6an - With Tts plumes of snowy white Kow I know a blond maiden moreartlolsrthan f-- ffr gy--yyy- sm a Of Peck P W ii 5Rb ira Jiff WM i bJIisLi The Leading Specialists of America is A llliil 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cured VECURESTRICTURE Thousands of young and middle aged men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously lhcy may have a smart ¬ ing sensation small twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times slight dis- ¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak organs emissions and ail the symptoms of nervous debility they have STRIC¬ TURE Dont let doctors experimenton you by cutting stretching or tearing you This will not cure you as it will re- ¬ turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hence removes the stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suffering no detention from business by our method The sexuu1 organs are strength ¬ ened The nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns MATE CURE GLEET Th lusands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this disease They are frequently unconscious of the cause of theso symptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail- ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen- ¬ sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may be the cause Dont consult family doctors as they have no experience in these seeial diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult made who j Specialists Men have Womena life study of Epj OurNEW and Ayiseaesof JyTETllOD TREATMENT will posi- - ft tively cure you One thousand dollars for a c e we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure s happened that Andrew Johnson and his opponent for the United States senate Gus Henry were to meet in joint de- ¬ bate in this precinct The evening came and hundreds of blue Irish eyes were on the two speakers as they ascended the rostrum Henry opened and as a bid for the Irish vote he told in withering terms how Johnson when in congress before had voted against a bill for an appropriation to assist Ireland during a time of famine He himself had done yeoman work for the passage of the bill while this other man who was now asking their support had done every- ¬ thing possible to defeat it It was a fine point and the speaker made the most of it burning before it the lamp of his eloquence until the crowd were wild with excitement Then Henry sat down and Johnson got up amid catcalls and scoffs to answer him What my opponent has told you is true he said Ireland was suffering and I voted against an appropriation for her relief for the money which it was thus proposed to give away was not mine but yours yours because it was in the puLlic coffers I refused to give away money which did not belong to me but I went down into my own pock- ¬ et and out of my own private funds which I had a right to bestow I sub scribed 260 to the relief fund which was being quietly raised How much of his own money did Mr Henry give Not a cent He was too busy trying to give away yours Now gentlemen which of us two did the better part by suffering The effect of this was magical Ireland The catcalls were now for Henry and the cheers for Johnson Thus the campaign went on ending in a victory for the ex tailor who once more took his place among the statesmen But his term was a short of the land But one for death soon claimed him behind him a reputation as a he left stump speaker which abides still upon the hustings down in Tennessee Chicago Times Herald plume laden hat with an upturned rim And a red rose like her cheek The tall pompons nod and the velvety rim Shades a face Madonna meek A With feathers as blaclt as night Is it true that a kiss is far better than that yJ Im dumb as I win Ifer smile Tho feathers are beckoning while pitapat My heart keeps throbbing the while Ten tips gently nodding and each one fa curl I vow I am dizzy with bliss I Tis an audacious hat shes a mute modest girl Shall I woo with words or a kiss - ISTO11K1H gl1- OS REQUIRES NO COOKING UliTFi m i bps iNn riiFF lyidhce Irtinicu ciRprrfliTiiTHHii J skc tr-J- DUUtini -J WEfflBB lAOtArTUMDCfHy - Wit POUND I Now the lass in the Gainsborough hat who was kissed By the poet in tho song Simply looked so coquettish he could not resist But this lassie might think it wrong Still Ill follow his method of courting and try To steal a draft from her lips She is timid and chaste and alarminglyshy The girl with bold ostrich tips The chapeau top heavy almost hides her eyes Of fond forgetmenot blue Oh will sho be angry or show sad surprise vfrien I dare begin to woo Hcighol something soft swept my cheek I de- ¬ clare And my yet innocent lipsl But if it were kisses Im quite unaware Ill swear twas only the tipsl Democrat New Orleans Times OF THIS STARCH WILL CO H C AS FAR AS A POUkin AUD Mill OF ANY OTHER STARCH tj Hi t MHKW SU eautiful m ¬ To tlie Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio O Pike Co O Recommend Wrights Celery Capsules 9 ZSZ for a few months to all users of the Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights CelervCausulesfrom James T Blaser drug l gist Waverly O and used them forStomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to doauything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of other so afllicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S AndersonSold by all druggists at 50c and 51 per box seud address on postal to the Wright MedVfc Co Columbus O for trial size free - i - m 3s T 3 3 3 t r 1 DCHUBINGERBROSCO KEOKUiQtmJfWHAVENftHHj iVytnVl w itS a celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flatlron Erand To induce you to try this brand of tWSrtra starchso that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and econdim wmx omy arc true the makers have had prepared imw at great caipense a series of - m fc FOUR BIG ROUTE BEST LINK TO AND FROM TOLEDO DETROIT m i TT 1 All Points in Blicliigan flKS EjSLs3 i Ed qf MwwahJ - CHICAGO ST LOUIS BOSTON THE SERVANT QUESTION How Mncb Worry and Vexation May Be Saved the Mistress Much of the cry against the tyranny and impudence of servants comes from those who exercise their authority in a disagreeable way and who do not know the first principles of successful man argues Jane Lowry Gum agement mings in a thoughtful paper on Man ¬ ¬ exact reproductions of the 10000 originate byTJuville 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 whatevsr 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 White City Special Best Terminal Station Avoiding The Tunnel Wagner Sleeping Cars Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment and Dining Cars Elegant Coaches Be sure your tickets read via NEW YORK ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 3ears TWENTYoTWO M2LLION 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 cxrixssaTTucsaH3s3aatauiiitmMmtiuB3ivmimnxssisMj j ill T All Get Them BIG - FOUR CURES GUARANTEED Ye treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPIIILTS GLEET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ¬ ES KTDNEY and BLADDER Diseases r M BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If unable to call write for QUESTION BLANK HOME for TREATMENT r NEW YORK JUSTICE A City In Wbich a Rival Is Not Held In Great Esteem As is generally known it is a punishable offense in the state of New York for any person to attempt to take his ¬ I-- -- F J fl it Eg- - at1 life although it is not so if the attempt be successful which makes self murder somewhat different legally from the other kind As is also very generally known New York individually and 122 W FOURTH STREET collectively is disposed to forever point CINCINNATI O the finger of scorn at her large and A HI fc BrB AB tK growing neighbor Philadelphia lAKL Not long ago a prisoner was before a New York judge charged with attempted suicide and the judge being a man ZXKTJlU who lived on Easy street where it was fCT sunny in winter and shady in summer frowned fiercely on the culprit because he couldnt understand how any man would want to quit this life until he was forced to do so AT Your honor pleaded the culprit looking iLo the frowning face of justice there were mitigating circumstances As execuors of the late P Scott we The judge frowned more fiercely at will offer ou the premises on the thought of offering an excuse for J MUU DU1U UUUIJliig WEDNESDAY AHGDST810 1898 UUVIU But there were your honor insist The Wednesday after county court day ed the prisoner The firm I am work the following three tracts of choice ing for informed me last Saturday night Fayette Oouuty Lands that I would have to go to Philadelphia No 1 The tract known as the Gist to live as they were compelled to make Farm located 3i miles from Lnxiuglon a change on the Hairodsburg aud Clivs Mill pike The judges entire demeanor under containing went a rapid transformation Great goodness he exclaimed in a of choice farming land 330 acres of horrified toe The prisoner is acquit which are in grata aud 200 in cultiva- ¬ ted and the clerk will please make out tion The improvements consist of a a warrant for the arrest of the firm for two tory bnck residence of 7 rooms assault with intent tokill Washingcarriage honse cistern smoke house 3 ton Star servant houses 2 stock barns 1 tobacco barn a fi ie stone fence along the front A War Relic and iusMe fencing in good order This George M Millington veteran of is on ot the best farms in this section of the Seventeenth regiment awhile visitthe county Plentv of running water ing his brother the Hev Richard Milfed by springs Time 10 oclock lington at Coonrod fonnd among the No 2 On latters war relics a poster printed on THURSDAY AUGUST 11TH 1898 cloth calling for recrnits for the Seventeenth Michigan infantry The poster on the premises we vtill sell the tract leads as follows Seventeenth regi- ¬ known as the Kinkead farm located 7 ment Michigan infantry One hundred miles from Lexington on tne Richmond dollars bounty First months pay in md Lexington turnpike containing advance I Rendezvous Detroit barracks Fifty recruits wanted to fill up a com- ¬ 4L33 more or less of which 250 acres are in pany in the new regiment to serve for grass 200 in cultivation and 10 acres in three years or during the war unless orchard The improvements consist of sooner discharged Recruits will receive 13 per month with board clothing a very handsome two story brick resi- ¬ dence of 12 rooms brick carriage house and medical attendance to commence from the day of enlistment and a boun ¬ srnoke house ice house 2 stock barn corn crib cattle scales a brick metal ty of 100 Apply to Alfred Abeel first roofed store houses 2 tobacco barns 5 lieutenant Seventeenth Michigan in- ¬ servant houses 3 good ponds ample fantry Recruiting office opposite Rath- supply of running water and well bun House The poster also bears the fenced After the sale of No 2 tract picture of an eagle with spread wings we will offer on the premises tract bearing in its mouth a streamer on time 10 oclock No 3 It is known as the McFadden which are the words Michigan true The Rev Mr Milling farm and is located on the Richmond to the Union 7 miles from ton gave tho poster to his brother and and Lexington turnpike Lexington adjoining the above andcon the latter prizes ib very highly Rome taining abont SentineL Kennedys KEmm - ¬ rayene farms PUBLIC SALE ¬ ¬ M JLJJL1V ¬ ¬ ¬ SSO cres 1 aging the Servants in The Womans Home Companion Every woman has her own theory of how the housework should be done but it is not always necessary to insist upon having it done in her way provid ¬ ed it is done satisfactorily in another way Bridget may come well recommended and be discharged at the end of uu a week or a month because her method is net what her mistress considers the proper one Wherever she goes she is likely to be confronted with new meth ods and blamed for doing her work after a system which she has laboriously acquired at her last situation She is a machine upon which each succeeding mistress imposes her own pet theories to the exclusion of all others Without reference to results she is compelled to change her method of handling the broom building fires attending to the bedchambers etc and because she is awkward at doing things in a new way she is probably upbraided and told that she does not know her business If Bridget is quick tempered she may resent this injustice and then she is discharged without a character and her late mistress has another opportunity of confiding to her friends her troubles over the everlasting servant girl problem But Bridget is the one to be pitied She is confronted by the more difficult problem of how to conform to tbecuTesvj auu wiiiiuB oi every ubw uiiaireas uxiuur whose orders she may find herself She knows how to do her work if let alone and she proves this if she is fortunate enough to be employed by a housekeeper who is broad minded and tactful enough to give her a fair chance The woman who does not interfere unnecessarily with the work of her servants who judges their work by results who speaks to them gently and treats them witb consideration seldom has trouble m getting faithful servants and keeping thsm The display of a little tact a lit- ¬ tle judgment a little kindneES will often save the housekeeper much useless worry and vexation of spirit ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re rrivefrom their grocer one of these Imantifnl Game Plaques free The plaques will not be sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MAItTIN o Mccormick Gen Pass Tkt O gti V l i Cincinnati Vh Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only News and CDinionsOF - KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS TAKE THE WVI4 to 14 f National Imoortanpe THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH Daily Vy - 3 TRAINS DAILY Daily and Sunday by mail mail 6 - a yeai 8 a year- - FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this summer or information inquire oi pour nearest lieket Agent V The Sunday Sun is the greatest C W the world Sunday Newspaper in By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copv Address THE SUN New York Sl M This Means Money For You A Jai X ¬ A Cord of Wood ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 fc Acres Few persons comprehend the produce tive capacity of a cord of wood Chem- ¬ ical experiments are occasionally de ¬ veloping new uses for wood in matters remote from its ordinary adaptability and tho feature that is exciting a great deal oS interest just now is the trans formation oZ wood products into liquids Although under the strongest kind o pressure wood yields scarcely any mois ture by means of heat wood will evolve gases and liquids of marked potency aad utility In converting wood into char- ¬ coal gases and smoke arise which can be condensed into pyroligneous acid It is estimated that there is fully 65 per cant of this acid in a given quantity of wood q and from it are- extracted wood alcohol acetates of lime- and wood tars The alcohol thus obtained is said to be a very satisfactory substitute for grain alcohol for mechanical and manufacturing pur¬ SHnuhua poses and it can be produced at less than one third of the cost of the grain ¬ ¬ - AT 1 We have no space here to list th6 many good things we have for yon In order to prove to you this is a Straight Special Sale for 15 days we only ask that you call at our mammoth store examine the aalities hear the special low prices in alcohoL M His Autograph You are the celebrated Mr Chumley cultivation The improvements consist Jones I believe of a frame cottage of 4 rooms cistern That is my name sir What can I smoke house stock barn one tobacco do for you barn 3 tenant houses good pond and Well Mr Jones I came to ask you running water fencing in good order your autograph No such bodies of choiced improved for My autograph Delighted Im sure I tannine lauas nave ever oeen ottered in Have you any preference as to its form Fayette County at public sale and If it is all the same to you Mr whether we consider the location the improvements or quality of the land Jones I should prefer it at the bottom they are most desirable for cultivation of a check for 50 mad to the order of or residence An examination is re- ¬ Snip Outturn tailors You have the quested bill I believe Harpers Bazar TERMS One third of the purchase money will be required cash in hand West Turkestan is thinly populated the balance in one two and threo years equal annual payments ffom day of sale and has few schools The Russian gov ¬ The hospitals of the metropolitan interest payable annually and lien re- ¬ ernment has fitted up as schools a few asylums board in London havel3800 served to secure deferred payments with railroad carriages which remain at heds set apart for scarlet fever and only each station for a few weeks approved security The 700 for diphtheria WATH3RSOOTT teacher lives in the carriage The chil- ¬ J PERCY SCOTT dren are required to learn a lesson or Cakes of tea in India piecesfofsilk td Executors two until the itinerant school again in China salt in Abyssinia andcodfish Ij T1 3 E Delpji Auc r teaches their neighborhood vm iceiana nave an been used as JUaflS inoney 100 of which are in grass the balance in - 200 Acres Investigations conducted with prac- ¬ tical objects in view have disposed these interesting facts A cord of wood which- weighs 4000 pounds w4l yield aboutr 2 Q5G pounds of pyroligneous acid and 700 pounds of charcoal the acidi wiU produce about 9 gallons ot 82 per cent crude wood alcohol about 25 gal ¬ lons of tar and fully 200- pounete of aca tate of lime These facts indicate a fu ¬ ture for wood outside of the realm of fuel and pulp New York Times Hubbys Gaed Quali4Les The curate waa making a call on a humble member of his flock when the good woman in course of conversaticra very much extolled the virtues of her absent husband and finished up by say ing Ana ne is such a good man too In what way asked the curate Why sir she said he always says his prayers every night of his life -drunk or sober he never misses London Telegraph that - gi OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT V V i 1 f V saw or and you will then acknowledge that you never figures heard before of suck wonderful values slaughtered at such low every purchase no FREE We are still giving cupons with matter how small You can get FfiEE a fine large glass framed picture a beautiful rocking chair a useful flour bin a fine clock etc by buying your goods eere Call and see the presents Bemember the Maine Store to Save Money in Dry Goods Clothing GtShoes Slippers c Hs t IS ONLY AT TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS i v iv 70 7C3 sH VTAIN ST FARIS jLyj K1J V T- - - - -- - PI9s - f 1 frlk2 iiyi rr yAffifir- - -- f

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