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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): August 12, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): August 12, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898081201_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): August 12, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. EH fp3 OURBQN NEW PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY FEB 1 1 CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR I 1 PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY AUGUST if n 1898 NO 64 iim OUR L ot building lots that is in the general acception of the world though a selection from any t thee Jots is a splendid foundation on which to build a picture collection Its a niid suninjer sale Prices are very low We old a great many pictures last week and have decided to continue the sle 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 monev Good substantial 98 C FOR LOT 2 Large number of subjects s x There are eggs and eggs The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egg of last month but theres a difference in another respect Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian and that difference is worth money Church Its just so with laundry The difference Dr Bucks old office between good work and poor is slight to the unpracticed discernment but us a Office on first floor difference that counts every time Its a difference that changes your laundry bill from an expense to an investment Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m We do yood work it will cost no more than poor work but its worth double the difference Bourbon Sticam Laundry L Q NELSON de3S3tbxjsi - L H Landman M D 503 frames up to date pictures See them 150 FOR LOT 3 White and gold Antique oak or burnished gold frames of all styles Nice line of subjects Great values S198 FOR LOT 4 You ha e been paying 350 and S4 for pictures not their equal Large handsome frames Very choice subjects All in our East Window Prices marked in plain figures on each lot - Haggard tf Reeds new laundry is Of No Give us a call Haggard Reed Outinjjr Now Go to W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio PARIS FREE STREET FIR doing first class work Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris August 17th and 18tlf 1898 rapidly contest for be premiums every thing cousin U d to make Paris Free Street free A good time is in store lor every Fair a bitr success A fine program and body who ccmiekto the fair as it will be The News a novelty inwhe way of fairs nothing preuiinui list are insured The prints the proiam and preaiinin lisou like it everrgfore in Kentucky citizen- - areflendiiig earnest efforts to nnke everything pleasant for the large crowd of visitors expected Big little Plan Your Summer Arrangements are bein Picturesque Mackinac via The Coabt Line TUESDAY AUG 9TH 1898 C F BR iftWFi Carpets Furniture Wall Pape CO SLY J XjSZIKTCS TlTOar returning every second Tuesday in each from Detroit month 15 50 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland for the round trip including meals and of Reeerence Every leading physician Paris Kentucky berths One thousand miles of lake ride on nw modern steel steamers for the above rates Send 2c for illustrated pamphlet Addres RArLKOAD TIME CARD A A Schantz G P A Detroit Mich NRR L It only costs 1350 ARRIVAL OF TRAINS 4 Wllf iili JfeSN g- - fn Jvf CtAIlt mm It UlUWAAflC V JtlilAUO From Cincinnati 1058 a in 538 p m 1010 p m From Lexingoa 511 a in 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 pm From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS t - eighth page of this issue Be sure ani read the premium list from beginning llMfir old and a dung will find something to to is something to end there AW amuse thenm interest yon and maybe some easj Country people will find it convenient StiV Jkf to come inand do their shopping and see the fairjitoo With a free fair and As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appreI free toll you will have a bit of money ciates the fact that they save-- twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- ¬ left to spend and the Paris merchants coat Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers 20 per cent REDUCTION at a big profit says H S Stout on Mens Summer Tan If you want credit your high pvice tailor gladly extends it for he 5 00 Shoes makes you pay dearly for it in the end 400 300 Shoes 240 Why not turn over a new leaf wear tile best save money by 200 Shoes 160 gyung H S Stout a trial -WW - Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building up the largest tailoring husines iir Paris FIRT He ecogniz d the fact that five years ago that the only day of big profits and small sales was past He cuts the nrice of tailor made garments at least 40 SEJOXl PER CENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and his workmanship FOURTPI lie oIvmvs does a- he advertised To Cincinnati To Lexington 1105 a mj 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent 340 p m 515 a m 751 a m 747 a m ¬ MUSIC CLASS MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND - vfS He makes the Finest Impinvted Suits for f A 3yu- - i 1 Ejw em tj Clays wi LwgJa rf pt--- PARTS FURNISHING k TMLORMG CO H S STOUT Manager JOE MUNSON JuTtr can give you value received for any cash you wish to part with Paris merchants A fltW5fia Wt WftfS deserve your patronage for they are giving this free entertainment without money for you to secure by contesting any cost to you for the premium There is no admis- ¬ Dont forget to read over the premium sion charged to the fair and no fee to lidt on eighth page mmwm mfy -- -- uJL tJorlith j TMaih at Sbcfe - MISS NELLY BUOKNER wish to announce that they will open a Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep- ¬ tember 5th y- Store - i jmajsa TtParisTKyr - - XRMaUaJfe MnWMS Term of 20 lessooa Term of 20 lessons class 625 Payable in advance Studio within a square of City School For information address either of above at Paris Ky till lsep aWgBfltlBk J ffruV4l private 1250 4 f J ri MILLERSBURG Last of The Season 1 THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE up-to-date TERSTEGGF GOHMANN Louisville Ky 1 ton day and Wednesday Henry Dailey and Graham Smedley Sold by James Kenmdy Druggist get 90 each on the Garth Fund for the Always ask for Paris Milling first half of the school session Miss Lucvlee Allen returned Wednes Cos Purity flour All grocers dav from a weeks visit in Cincinnati keep it Insist on having Purity with her cousin Mrs Anna Belle everv time Pierce Miss An a Blakemore of Lagrange and Miss Jennie Kate Purnell of Paris are guests of Misses Jennie and Bessie Queen Crescent Low Kates Purnell Misses Marv and Anna Boulden re- ¬ National Laundrymens Association turned Monday from an extended visit Cincinnati O September 12 to 14th with relatives in Maysyille and Mason 1898 County Supreme Council 33d Degree of the Mr and Mrs Caleb Corringon moved Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cincin- ¬ y laS Wednesday into their handsome new nati O September 19 to 22 1898 residence at the corner of Pleasant and Sixth Streets Mrs Jas Summers left Wednesday for Michigan for her health Pierce and My agency insures against Andrew will visit their uncle A J Stiles in Mason fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ Mr John Marshall sold to Loughridge prompjb paying companiof Lexington 42000 pounds of hemp at liable 45 J Harvey Thorn sold to same party esnon-union 16000 pounds at same price W 0 HINTON Agent Messrs T A Vimont Ed Martin Perry Jefferson Jas Arthur and W Frank Miller attended the Congressional Convention at Cynthiana Wednesday Seashore Excursions Mrs Will Bedford at the County InHas ball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- ¬ firmary has over 1200 chickens and The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will run the Sea shore on tions Alsojdraw out grate removable and renewable without they are served to the inmates the same thefollowi g excursions towill be good going dates named The as to the family showing what excellent on regular trains totickets necessary sleeping which having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction cars will be attached fare Bourbons wards get best materials skilled workmanship modern and On July 19th and August 11th to Atlantic in all Perry Linville Ci ty and Cape May via Washington round of Cynthiana its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth ¬ of S14 Second Kentucky is here on a furlough trip rate only low from Lexington and cor-¬ ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience rates from other Central For to see his mother who has been under respondingly Kentucky points Tickets good eleven days sale by all prominent dealers care of Dr C B Smith for two months returning On July 28th a round trip rate of 813 will be His parents now live at Versailles made to Old Point Comfort Va tickets good Mr Leonard Drain of Eminence and going on regular trains and good returning twelve days This Is the best time to visit W P Thorn of candidate for Old Point owing to the interesting military CO lLt Crovernor were of WV Frank maneuvers Send in your name for xuesaay mghr nnd Mt tonded the orforfurthdrJnformatlousteeping car spae miner dojired Geo W Convention at Cynthiana Wednesday BiTney D P A Lexington Ky -- y IPI Here is one of those who are either so prej udiced against all ad vertised remedies or have become disoour aged 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 Koney and Tar for all Throat and Lung troub¬ ¬ ¬ News Xotes Gathered In And About The Grand popular excursion to Hunting ¬ TCurc ton W Va and return including a Robt Savage is not thought to be any steamboat ride to the famous Horse S s i weeks Bend free cf charge Sunday Miss Julia Evans returned to Cincin August 21st Tickets good going and nati this week returning on special excursion train Miss Lucy Keller of Paris is the leaving Huntington 330 p m Stops guest of W V Shaw can be made at Ashland and Cattletts Look at the low rates Mrs Ann Osborne guest of Mr Jas burg if desired Talbott returned to Mason Tuesday offered for this excursion From Lex- ¬ Mr and Mrs Andy McNew have ington andjHedges inclusive 150 from gone to Williamstown to spend several Thomson and Salt Lick inclusive 1 25 Mrs Robt Miller Sr left Tuesday 100 from Olive Hill and Kilgore into visit her daughter Mrs A J Lamb clusive 75 cents from Mead and Ash at Galletin Tenn land inclusive 50c For further particu- ¬ Mrs Edgar Dobyns of Dover was lars call on or address Ticket Agent Ohio Railway Lexingthe guest of Mrs Jas A Butler Tues Chesapeake better Shoe fc si ft Mil PSEf v- s 5 DR CALDWELLS CURES CONSTIPATION P PE N 1 VSSSSI HOUSE AftD LOT AP BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE to X DESIRE sell my house and ot ¬ with blacksmith shop at Jackson ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal¬ -- from Farmer and Enterprise inclusive il ance in twelve months ¬ particulars address or call on BENJ P SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Kv For further ¬ ¬ les ¬ JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY SPECIAL PATTERNS Nos 198 and 199 Challie frock Skirt with 6haped flounce V Blouse opens with revers over a chem- ¬ isette of guipure Sailor collar in the back Material required for costume challie 36 inches wide 11 yards Blouse No iq8 cut in three sizes 34 36 and 38 inches bust measure skirt No 199 cut in three sizes 84 26 and 38 inches waist measure Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD Price of patterns t 19 9tts each CRAYFORD BROS Shop corner Main and Fifth Sts 7TZ wr 4T TIME TABLE 4 KAST BOUND Lv Louisville il15ara84Upm Ar Lexington Lv Lexington i2am 850pm 830am 550pm l58ara 923pm 915am 630pm Lv AVincngster Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm ii5 am 340pm Ar Washington Ar Philadelphia Ciam 705pm 12 40un 908pm Ar New 1 ork 1 830nm 6fi0pm WEST BOUND ¬ Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville Ar Louisville -- uxr VAPOR BATH CABI5ET Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ FOR cept Sunday other trains run dailv Through Sleepers between Louisville RhenniMtism Sciataca Lumbago Lexington and New York without Obtsity via Fleshiness via Emaciation change viaLeaness Skin and Blood Diseases Kidnev Dieant a For rates Sleeping Ca reservations or any information call on Nervous s F B Caer Asthma Catanb etc Agent L N RjR Fqr Sale By Barney orGEORGE W Paris Ky OHASN Div Pass Agent Lexington AtA Shires jewelry store Prii Ky -- 730am 450pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am 630pm 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm Ditt - fithian t J 01 2 THE B0UEB0N NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY AUGUST 12 1898 WHAT FORTY AMERICANS DID In Porto KIco They Drove Back Eight Hundred Spaniards With Heavy Logs Two Hours Fight FIERCE BATTLE Spaniards Hake An Attack on Amerl cans at ITalate Philippine Islands t WERE LYNCHED Five Bodies Two Men and Three Wom en Swings From the Limbs of Trees ¬ PEACE PROTOCOL SIGNED A New York State doctor aged 109 vol- ¬ unteered his services to the President reSecretary Day and M Cambon French cently and expressed a desire to enter the Ambassador Attach Their Names army as a surgeon Even at his advanced to the Document years he can read without glasses and walk 10 to 15 miles a day The oldest standard medicine is Hostetters Stomach Bitters which has no equal for indigestion dyspep- ¬ It sia constipation fevers and had blood strengthens purifies and vitalizes One bot- ¬ tle does mucn good The Oldest Volunteer ¬ When Hot Dont mistake but get onl3r a Gen Merrits Troops Win a Grand Victory The Enemys Loss 200 Killed and 300 Wounded American Loss in Killed and Wounded Maxima Bay Aug- - 10 Aug- - 4 via Hong-Kong- - Cape San Juan Porto Rico via St Thomas D W I Aug 11 There was a two hours fight before daybreak Eight hundred Spaniards Tuesday attempted to retake the lighthouse which was guarded by 40 of our sail- ¬ ors commanded by Lieut Atwater -- the night of July 31 at 11 oclock the Spaniards made a concert ed sortie from Manila upon the outposts and trenches of Camp Dewey On ¬ ¬ near Malate Gen Greene commandi- ngThe attack was directed at the American right flank held by the Ten men 10th Pennsylvania troops were killed in the trenches and on the picket lines and 44 wounded The British admiral reports the Spanish loss to be 350 killed and 900 wounded f -- i Greenes force numbers 4000 mem line has been advancing and in- ¬ trenching The arrival of the third expedition filled the Spaniards with rage and they determined to give battle before Camp Dewey could be reinforced The trenches extended from the beach 300 yards to the left flank of the insurgents Sunday was insurgent feast day and their left flank with ¬ drew leaving the American right flank Hi I exposed Companies A and F 10th Pennsyl ¬ vania and the Utah battery were or- ¬ dered to reinforce the right flank In the midst of a raging typhoon with Juan blockade a tremendous downpour of rain the enemys force 3000 men attempted to surprise the American camp Our pick- ¬ ets were driven in and the trenches Assistant Engineer Jenkins Ensign Bronson and Gunner Campbell The Spaniards were driven back by shells from the Amphi trite Cincinnati and Leyden Refugees report that 100 Spaniards were killed William H Boardman of the Am- phitritc of Lawrence Mass a seeohd classman in the naval academy was seriously wounded He was in the lighthouse The Spanish advance began from Rio Grande whither the Spanish had retreated after the first landing of troops at Cape San Juan last week They marched through Luquillo and pulled down the American flag at Fa jardo and replaced the Spanish flag The ships landed 250 men during the fight and re enforced the lighthouse A machine gun rifles and ammunition were left by the retreating Spaniards Our flag is still on the lighthouse but the force has been withdrawn The Amphitrites guns cover the lighthouse ready to annihilate it if our flag is hauled down It is one of the most important lights on the island The Cincinnati has gone to the San ¬ assaulted The brave Pennsylvania men never flinched but stood their ground under The alarm spread a withering fjre and the 1st California regiment with two companies of the 3d artillery who fight with rifles were sent up to rein force the Pennsylvanias The enemy was on top of the trenches when these reinforcements arrived and never was the discipline of the regulars better demonstrated than by the work of the 3d artillery under Capt OHara Nothing could be seen but the flashes of the Mause rifles The men ran right up attacking the Spaniards and mowed them down with regular volleys The Utah bat- ¬ tery under Capt Young covered it ¬ self with glory The men pulled their guns through mud axle deep Two guns were sent around in flank and poured in a destructive enfilading fire The enemy was repulsed and re- ¬ treated in disorder Our infantry had mdh niiiiKUp X J0P THE KEY MONUMENT Which was unveiled at Frederick City Md gr Sent an Apology and a Check f ii exhausted their ammunition and did not follow the enemy During flashes of lightning the dead and wounded could be seen lying in blood red water but neither the ele- ¬ ments of heaven nor the destructive power of man could wring a cry of protest from the wounded The American dead were buried next day in the convent of Marican On the night of August 1 fighting was renewed but the enemy had been taught a lesson and made an attack at long range with heavy artiller3 The 0tah battery replied and the artillery duel lasted an hour One man was killed He was Fred Springstead of the 1st Colorado and two men wounded On the night of August 2 the artil ¬ lery duel was renewed Brazil Ind Aug 11 Thirty years ago Ed Green and Berry James lived on adjoining farms in this countyOne day a calf belonging to James got into Greens cornfield and Green threw it over the fence breaking its neck This incensed James and he gave Green a good thrashing and the latter prosecuted his assailant and forced him to pay a fine Immediately after the occurrence Green moved to Seattle Wash and just before his death a few days ago he called in a law3er in structed him to write James an apol- ¬ ogy and inclosed a check fotS30 which covered the fiue and interest which James paid for thrashing him thirty years ago - ¬ The Onondaga Leaves Cleveland Cleveland O Aug 11 The reve nue cutter Onondaga left the Globe ship3aiJs Wednesday for Ogdensburg NY ¬ - The Onondaga was launched December 23 1S7 She is 20 feet long 32 feet beam and 900 tons displace- ¬ he is a sister shipto the Al- ¬ ment Two men were badly wounded and gonquin and Gresham It is believed are this morning reported dead This that after she receives her armament brings the total dead to 13 with ten in at the Boston navy yard she will be the hospital mortally hurt ordered into Cuban waters Washington Aug 10 The following A JPight in Court is Gen Merritts dispatch as given out Louisville Ivy Aug 11 Martin at the war department Holloran a witness in a divorce suit in Hong Kong Adjutant General Wash ¬ the criminal court Wednesday took ington MacArthurs troops arrived exception to a question asked hy ¬ July 31 Iso epidemic sickness Five torney James Mershon and madeAt-a deaths Lieut Kerr engineer died of dash at him to thrash him The law spinal meningitis Landing at camp proved too good and after knock- ¬ delayed on account of high surf To 3er ing Holloran down wiped up the gain approach to city Greenes outposts were advanced to continue lines from courtroom with him Judge Barker then fined Holloran S30 the camino real public road Cavite in jail saying he was to with 24 hours blame on Sunday night Spanish fc -- F F- - sharply Artillery outposts behaved Ann Arbor Mich Aug 11 While well held position Unnecessary to call out brigade Spanish loss rumor standing on the Michigan Central ed heavy track watching a train on an adjoiniKilled Tenth Pennsylvania John ng- track Wednesday night David L Brady Walter E Brown Greenman aged 23 and Donnie Finne Regular Infantry William E Brint gan aged 14 were both struck by a on Jacob Hull Jesse Noss William train and killed Greenman was killed Still wagon instantly but the boy lived about First California Maurice Just three hours Greenman was an em ¬ Third Artillery Eli Dawson ploye of the road First Colorado Fred Springstead Dropped Dead on a Troop Ship Seriously wounded Tenth PennsylSavannah Ga Aug 11 John H vania- Sergt Alva Walter Private Lane storekeeper of the United Lee Victor Holmes C S Carter Ar ¬ transport Miunewaske dropped States dead thur Johnson on his boat here Wednesda The First California Capt Richter Pri troop ship was waiting- to carry the 3d C J Edwards regiment of immunes to Santiago Third Artillery Privates Cfiavlcs Lane was 55 years oft age anal the Win field J A Mcllreath father of Capt Lane of the 9th police Thirty eight slightly wounded precinct New York Two Killed h a Train - attacked Secretary Day Brother Monument to Memory of Francis Scott Hon Edward J 1helps HI Columbus O Aug- 11 A commis- ¬ Three Years in the Penitentiary Key Bennington Vt Aug 11 Hon Memphis Tenn Aug Frederick Md Aug 10 A beauti- ¬ sion has tobeen issued by Adjt Gen E Rob- Edward J Phelps the former minister Kingsley brother of ful monument erected to the memory Secretary ofRalph Day a as quarter- ¬ erts the prominent Memphis lawyer to England and professor of law at s State Day recently indicted for the forgerv- - of of Francis Scott Key author of the Yale viniversity is seriously ill at of the 1st O V C master He suc- ¬ the name of W n Bates Star Spang led Banner was unveiled ceeds T S Grasselli St I ouis on a North Rennington The trouble is in who is made Memphis 10---- v Mekritt Washington Aug 11 The prelim inar negotiations looking toward the The Wife of Orr Was Implicated In the confirmation of peace advanced a long Cruel Murder and Was Arrested step Wednesday when tluy secretary of and Placed in Jail Where She state and the French ambassador Committed Suicide agreed upon the terms upon which are to Little Rock Ark Aug 10 Fiva future negotiations for a treaty to the Negroes are hanging from the limbs be conducted andreduced these form of a protocol This protocol of trees near the railroad track and is true is yet to be signed the widow of John T Orr is dead in it y to it is her cell This is the tragic denoue- ¬ and Spanish to be submitted the before the ment of the assassination of John T formal signatures are affixed but Orr a wealthy merchant at Clarendon the administrations view as to the a few nights ago The wife died from progress made Wednesday was set out a dose of poison self administered in Secretary bays sentence It is while the Negroes her associates in expected that this pi otocol will be excrime were strung- up by a mob of cit- ¬ ecuted There is alwa3s the possibilizens ity in dealing with the Spanish govThe report of the lynching was received here at an early hour Tuesday ernment that it may recede at the last morning after telegraphic communi- ¬ moment from an implied agreement cation had been suspended for the but it is scarcely probable that it would be willing to involve the French night and the only authenic details of ambassador in the difficulties that the affair came from a railroad would follow what to the world would telegraph operator at Clarendon who seem to be a repudiation of his benev- ¬ Four bodies saw the lynching two women and two men are olent efforts in behalf of Spain There must be a delay possibly from the limb of a hanging from 24 to 4 hours before the next tree not far from his office and a few step can be taken and the protocol paces away dangles the body of an- ¬ made binding upon both the United other Negro woman the former cook in the Orr household Miss Morris States and Spain bv the attachment of the Jewess implicated in the assassina- the signatures of the plenipotentiaries Secretary Day the tion was not hanged she having dis- and M Cambon for SpainUnited States The delay for appeared Monday night will be largely attributable to physical The lynched are Manse Castle Den causes The protocol is long it must nis Ricord Willa Weaver Susie Jacobs be translated and turned back and forth Will Saunders Last Saturday night John T Orr was into code and simple language no less five times before it reaches Mad assassinated while making a glass of than through the French foreign office He had just returned from rid lemonade This work late choir practice where his wife was or- - Wednesday was not begun until conafternoon after it had g anist The crime was shrouded in mys tery until Miss Morris told somebody sumed the best energies of Assistant of the Secretary that she knew who fired the shot A ment andAdceThinbeaut state depart M secretary of coroners inquest resulted in the ar in the prepara ¬ rest of five Negroes and Mrs Orr and the French embass3T of two copies of in formal shape awarrant for Miss Morris It was tionprotocol one in English and one charged that the wife had hired the the in French These were prepared care Negroes to do the murder Orrs life f ull the idiomatic variance in the two was insured for 5000 and it developed the greatest at the inquest that Orr and languages necessitating the identical caution in order that Mr Orr his wife lived unhappily two copies should be was formerly a theatrical man In character of the preserved The length of the protocol iSOO the couple eloped to a summer relabor upon sort in Wisconsin and were married imposed a great amount of whoever is Later the settled in Clarendon where the cipher clerks or of rendering charged with the work Orr prospered in business and was conthe original into cipher so that alto sidered wealthy at the time of his gether it is apparent that the con death sumption of time involved in purely SKAGUAY SWEPT BY FIRE technical functions will be consider able as to makeUie rendition of a Fifteen or Twenty Houses Were in Flames veiy early answer improbable as the Steamer Farrallon Cast OH As to the character of the protocol Her Ropes in That Port it can be stated on authority that the terms are in all practical points those San Francisco Aug- 10 A spe- ¬ set out in the abstract of the presicial to the Chronicle from VaScorfver dents conditions published from the says white house a week ago From this The steamer Farrallon arrived in fact it is deduced that the extra condi Vancouver Tuesday On Thursday tions or qualifications sought to be night she left Skaguay and at that imposed by the4 Spanish government time Capt Rogers says Skaguay were abandoned at least in large part was threatened with destruction by by the French ambassador This de fire Fifteen or twenty houses were duction is supported by the circumin flames as the steamer cast off stance that in the early morningand be her ropeb and the last report he re- fore the conference between feecx etary ceived was that an inadequate fire Day and M Cambon which resulted in brigade was attempting- to keep the the agreement there was a prevalent flames from the d3 namite sheds where impression based Upon the utterances the railway company had their powder of public men whofhad talked with the stored This seemed to be impossible president that the Spanish answer as the fire was rapidly spreading The was unsatisfactory and that the nego people were panic stricken and the tiations looked as if they might forests surrounding- the town were all terminate suddenly As this situa ablaze tion changed so suddenly after It was an awe msoiring sierht and conference it may be fainy the as looked from the water as if nothing the ambassador abandoned could save the town from destruction sumed that which the president The house caught fire from the bush the conditions have regarded as un was reputed to fires surrounding Skaguaj and as a is believed that the high wind pie vailed it drove the flames satisfactorv It within itself provision to the center of the town Passengers protocol carries cessation of hostilities On onboard expressed the opinion that for the this point the naval contingent is Skaguay had been swept out of exist- urgent that our government adoDt ence by the fire but the purser stated Napoleonic policy of refusing that he believed the fire could be got- the enter into an armistice withten under control as it started near to some substantial pledge the water front and the demolishing out requiring the consummation of of several houses between there and to secure What they particularly desire the center of town prevent the flames peace our government shall demand is that from spreading as a condition of the cessation of hostilities the surrender to the United REINFORCEMENTS STOPPED States military forces of Morro castle the entrance of Havana harbor and Gen Milts Cables the War Department at some such points of vantage at the That the Force ac His Command is other important ports in the territory Ample for All Needs soon to fall under our cmtrol The peace negotiations are now beWashington Aug 10 The secretary of war has stopped the dispatch of fur lieved to be advanced to a point where ther reinforcements to Porto Rico the president has felt warranted in Gen Miles reported by cable Tuesday turning his attention to the selection morning that the force at his com- of the commissioners to be charged by mand was ample for the purpose of the United Slates with the drafting- of completing the conquest of the island a treaty of peace This leaves all of Gen Wades provis- The Sixth May lie Returned to Cincinnati ional corps of 18 regiments still Cincinnati Aug 11 A telegram in the United States It is believed that all of Gen Wilsons division ex from the secretary of war to Executive cent the 3d Kentucky and 5th Illinois Director Melish of the citizens G A have already sailed and they will be R committee though giving- no def ¬ allowed to proceed The two regi jnite assurance conveys encouragements above namedare at Newport ment to the members of the committee News and will be detained there until in their effort to secure the returnof the department has arranged for tlieir the Cth infantry to Cincinnati before the time for the G A R encampment further detail -- the stomach so cooling to the blood Make no so helpful to the whole bod sweat and fret but keep cool and take Hoods Sarsaparilla This is good advice as you will find if 3Tou follow it Hoods Sarsaparilla is a first class sum- ¬ mer medicine because it is so good for govei-nment- - Landlady If you give me a check Mr Lagger it will require a stamp and all that bother Cant you arrange another method Americas Greatest Medicine Mr Lagger inspired Let me see Oh yes Ill give you a four months note N Y Ills tasy Pilfc cureef Lver t0 operate to lJti tai eusy Journal 1IUUU Wheat 40 Cents a Busbci How to grow wheat with big profit at 40 cents and samples of Salzers Red Cross 80 Bushels per acre Winter Wheat Rye Oats Clovers etc with Farm Seed Catalogue for Remember the name 4 cents postage SALZER SEED JOHN A CO La Crosse Wis k Fishing for the Cash mwou BiHfH JrA MtJjL mJtvKk JPSarsa parllla HrrIc 9 m g - ¬ ¬ When people find fault with everything they hear thei ought not to complain if they do not hear everything Rams Horn m when you buy again ¬ m m ¬ Pisos Cure for Consumption has no equal as a Cough medicine F M Abbott 383 Seneca St Buffalo N Y May 9 1894 Cut- - get square in two the amount of money you expect to Atchison Globe Is a Constitutional Cure ing Halls Catarrli Cure Price 7oc ¬ rbyy m Air castles are for very light housekeepL A W Bulletin mmmmmmm wwww A- - ¬ ¬ if llrar A m WM ft ¬ pj sH B H H I A If A iH If h En Infants and Children ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Signatog 0f LJk jJfi M STRCETNCW YORK CITY Thirty Years 1g Kind You Have Always Bought THE CENTAUR COMPANY TT MURRAY ¬ ¬ ¬ A Trio of Fervent Letters to the Sympathetic Friend of Her Sex HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS j - DUEA i - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Each Letter Tells in a Different Way of Agonies Relieved by Lydia E Pinkhamfs Vegetable Compound Before using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound my health was graduallbeing undermined I suffered untold agony from painful menstruation backache pain on top of my head and ovarian trouble I concluded to try Mrs rinknam s Compound and found that it was all any woman needs who suffers with painful monthly periods It entirely cured me Mrs Georgie Wass 923 Bank St Cincinnati X - ¬ - ¬ - ¬ For years I had suffered with pain- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I sat right Lydia E and Liver I feel like a is a thing of the Vegetable for me v At ful menstruation every month the beginning of menstruation it was impossible for me to stand up for more thah 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 Vegetable Compound Pills I can heartily say that to day Tmfp new woman my monthly sufferingthe past I shall always praise Compound for what it has done Mrs Margaret Anderson 363 - Lisbon St Lewiston Me ¬ ¬ - ¬ - ¬ Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compoundjhas cured me of painful menstruation and backache The pain in myrjack was dreadful and the agony I suffered during menstruation nearly drove me wild Now this is all over thanks to Mrs Pinkhams medicine and advice Mrs Carrie V Williams South Mills N C The great volume of testimony proves conclusively that Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is a safe sure and almost infallible remedy in cases of irregularity suppressed excessive or painful Tionthlv periods llWlllMtollmttitlltliaitllIMIIUItMlMVIM1lhiltal 1 SUMMER RESORTS dN By the Ocean on tbe south shore or the wooded Sound on the north shore Send ee in stamps for LONG ISIjAND an illustrated descriptive book 4cent for SUMMER HQIES a book describing hotels and boarding bouses on iJone Island and fie for UNIQUE LONG ISLAND an illustrated book to H M SMITH Traffic Manager L I R R Long Island City New York IMIIIMIIMlmtMIMIMIWIIIMIMIMAlIMIMIMIt1IMtlMIMM I s s WWfWt RememBer the name LONG ISLAND f ¬ when you buy again -- V K brigade quartermaster Olivet cemetery Tuesday Thousands The San Francisco Labor Council of visitors from every section of Mary ¬ has adopted resolutions opposing the land as well as the District of Columbia and near by points in Pennsyl ¬ annexation of the Phili opines on the vania thronged the streets of this ground that the conditions existing little city all day and the programme there would be a menace to our gov ¬ was rendered amid the greatest entUu ernment and would especially injure the working people liasin ¬ -- with imposing ceremonies in Mount hotsl register was Tuesday found guiltj-- and his punishment fixed at three years in the penitentiary tion for a new Jrial was entcretL JJst nicer Mtf the region of the heart and are in constant attendance ph3 sicians Ranker Haughey convictedp wrecking a na ¬ tional b nk was released from prison Tuesday mornincr Indianapolis Ind Aug 10 Haughey Released From Prison Sailed for Porto Kico Newpokt News Va Aug 11 The Alamo sailed at 3 oclock Wednesday inorning for Porto Rico with half of 1st Kentucky and Gen Grant ana staff aboard Allens TUlcerSne Salve world C3c I is tbe only sare cure is for Chronic Ulcers Bone Ulco the Scrofulous Ulcers Varicose Ulcers White Swell Insr Fever Sores and all Old 8ores It never falls Draws o t all poison Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent Best salve for Bolls Carbuncles Pftes Salt Shcnm Burns Cuts and all Fresh Wounds By mail small 33c large CO Book free PLUG 5 1 St Paul Mlna I P WlLEW MEnimiVT Said by Druggist f 4 THE BOTJKBON NEWS PARIS AEING FOE CKOWDS Cincinnati Seems to Have Solved a Great Problem How Visitors to the Coming Grand Army Encampment Will Be Pro ¬ tected Unlfjne Police and Medical Arrangements Special Cincinnati O TLY EJRI1AT AUGUST 12 1898 PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL The Best War Kews Letter T -- HE thirty second national en- ¬ campment of the Grand Army of the Republic promises to be Teplete with interesting features 3rour hundred of Cincinnatis leading citizens have been engaged since last winter planning and preparing these features 41 M Kot the least interesting is the police police Cincinnatis preparations force is recognized the country over as having attained an unusually high degree of proficiency The citys repu tation in that respect is not excelled by any other city in the country For many years Col Philip Deitsch an old soldier has been at the head of the police force of Cincinnati Years of patient and earnest endeavor on his part encouraged by the support of a nonpartisan police board have enabled him to reach present results As soon as it was known that the 1898 encampment was to come to Cin oinnati Chief Deitsch began planning for a 3rear hence lie recognized the fact that the citys present force while ample protection in ordinary times rcas not sufficient to cope with the large crowds to be found at every encampment Not in years has an encampment been held at which Cincin- ¬ nati did not have at least three or four fletectives to assist the department These ex- ¬ iii the encampment city perienced men Chief Deitsch decided to make the nucleus around which to build a large and adequate force of thief takers to work in conjunction ith the police proper The standing force consists of 350 policemen Prom these Chief Dietsch selected 50 of the oldest and most reliable men their record for arrests and brilliant captures of men wanted in ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ men and women t The care of visitors vfrill not be con- ¬ fined to tbeir protection from fellow creatures Special pains will be taken to minister to the physical wants par- ¬ ticularly of the veterans There is now organized a medical staff consisting of more than 300 reputable Cincinnati physicians who will devote their time and talent encampment week to treat- ¬ ing sick visitors This staff has been organized by Dr J C Culbertson edi- ¬ tor of the Lancet and Clinic He is an old soldier and a member of the grand army and all the ranking members of his staff are physicians who saw active service as surgeons in the war of 01 to 05 These physicians will be uniformed and each will be pro- ¬ vided with a special medicine bag con taining remedies which are of value in cases of sudden illness The bags and medicine were pre- ¬ sented to Dr Culbertson by a prom- ¬ inent Philadelphia drug house as a compliment to him To make the work of these 300 physicians practical and effective the city will be districted and each physician will be assigned to a certain district One physician will also be assigned to each school build ¬ ing where veterans are quartered and will make a daily visit to see if his services are needed These men will look after the general health of the old soldiers Another division of the medical corps will be assigned to points at which large crowds are like- ¬ ly to gather the desire being to have medical or surgical aid always instant- ¬ ly available Accordingly some phy- ¬ sicians will be assigued to Coney Island the Lagoon Chester park and other of the pleasure resorts On the boats plying to and from Coney island ¬ the city special places of comfprtofor ENCOUNTERED MAM PERILS Fire Riisecl in Ono of the Transport Ships of the Thlnl Philippine Expedition for Several Days RIVERiHSASTER IN ALASKA New York Aug 11 A dispatch to the World from Manla Bay August 4 via Hong Kong says The third Philippine expedition is here 22 days out from Honolulu Nev- ¬ er did an expedition encounter more dangers or endure more perils On the voyage six men and one officer died and 50 more were taken sick Typhoid and meningitis played havoc on the transports Two firemen went insane and leaped overboard But fire was still other physicians will be stationed On Thursday nightwhenthe fireworks display will be given at three different parts of the city simultaneously n number of phyicians will be scattered through the crowd Their uniform will be of such a nature as to plainly in- ¬ ¬ ¬ dicate their calling The efforts of the citizens of Cincinnati along this line will not however be confined to necessities Beside the protection afforded by the police and the physicians a committee on public comfort will go even fur- ¬ ¬ 1 - 1 imam other cities being taken into consideration For the past six months these 50 men have been in constant training for detectives Cincinnati has an un ¬ usually complete rogues gallery where pictures of every noted criminal in the country and many from abroad are to ¬ m ther and provide some of the luxuries of life Doing an encampment is at the worst peril of alL The fleet of transports and their con voy the monitor Monterey vere three days out from Hawaii when fire was discovered aboard the transport Morgan City One of the crew reported to Capt Dillon that there was a blaze in the coal bunkers Get out the hoe whispered the captain to the first mate had gone north The Indians confis- ¬ the troops cated the supplies At midnight when all were asleep Capt Dillon assembled The party consisted of the following the crew and told them the news Ev persons E S Limes Seattle Wash To A C Staston Seattle Wash V J er3r man was pledged to secrecy let the soldiers know that they were MurphyfTBowling Green Ivy Rob P C over a raging fire would be to precipi- Frierson H Tenn Gallatiu C Clifford tate a panic Mitchell Gallatin Tenn H Silently the men coupled on the hose Hare Gallatin Tenn Engineer Ken and the steam pipes Then they be stock Milwaukee Wis Small in the hold house Louisville Ky Eli Knudson gan battling the flames Next morning the fire was as fierce as Genesee Idaho Harry C Hadreen ever Night and day the heroic crew Seattle Wash O E Aroid Seattle fought the fire but with little success Wash Doc Allen Kentucky Rev R And still the troops did not know that Weber Moravian missionary wife and a fire was burning beneath their feet child two Indian guides The Morcan Citv fell off in speed The expedition was composed of a and the whole fleet was delayed Capt number of well to do young men of Dillon did not signal the flagship He Kentucky and Tennessee families who kept his men at work fighting the joined the others in Seattle They flames in the bunkers while the troops were furnished with the steamer Jeswent about on deck all unconscious of sie and the barge Minerva by Richard their peril Chilcott of this city There were no The bunkers were still burning when marine men in the party the Morgan City arrived here Then Capt Murplvy of Rowling Green the troops learned of Ky jrot his license after cominjr here for the first time their danger The flames were ex and itLis said he commanded a steamer tinguished after the ship had been in before port a few hours The engineer was from Milwaukee On board the Morgan City were GOO and had formerly worked on a rail- ¬ nun of the Idaho volunteers and a de- road locomotive tachment of Nebraska volunteers The party left Seattle May 31 on tho The next most interesting incident steam schooner Lakme The Jessie of the voyage was the sight of the act- was a strongly built stern wheel boat ive volcano Faralcon de Pajaros The 50 feet long and 14 beam She had ships passed it on the night of July 23 powerful engines She had a low when it was in full operation A deck house with a small pilot house column of flame mounted far into the on top The barge was an open af and illumined the sea The men fair to be used to carry supplies air crowded the rails and enjoed the Both the Jessie and the Minerva spectacle until it sank beneath the were securely lashed to the deck of the horizon leaving only a pillar of flame barge Admiral which was towed by mirrored in the clouds At Good News bay the the Lakme boats were put into the water and on PROMOTIONS IN THE NAVY June 27 were ready to start up the river They left at 10 oclock and by 3 Sampson to Bo Advanced Iigrht Numbers oclock were out of sisrht of the Lakme Schley Six Capt Clark SixancLIjeut which proceeded to St Michaels The Wainwriglit Eiht Numbers rest of the story comes from the In ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Thb Louisville Courier Journal is now A bill to prohibit the marriage of The Steamer Jesse V Founders in the an most accurate publishing the first cousins has failed in the Louisiana End most reliablefullestnews of any paper Kuskotawin Kiver in a Terrible war legislature Storm Several laves Lost in the Sonth or West It is devotfcig all A Maine man offers small prizes to its energies to making a reputation for children in the intermedi- ¬ its war reports and is certainly succeed ¬ Seattle Wash Aug 11 Further the school of The Courier Journal his town who take the ing admirably details- state there were 18 persons on ate grade has subordinated all other issues to that the river steamer Jesse V of the best care of their teeth during the of the war Politics money civil ser-¬ which summer Columbian Exploration Co the tariff all are out of it now It is but a few weeks since Edwin vice war is the one topic discussed by The foundered in the Kuskotawin river during a severe storm Jury 2S A Abbey was made a Royal ncadem the people and they want the news of Alaska ican and he has just been elected a The Courier and accurate It is thought all were lost The steam ¬ member of the Prussian Royal Acad- ¬ it fresh realizes this and it is supplying Journal er at the time of the disaster had in emy or Arts the demand as no other paper can do tow the barge Minerva load with sup- ¬ Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k Galusha A Gjow who has had ex- ¬ prints the cream of the daily news plies perience with yellow fever in Texas The news of the disaster was brought says it is not a fatal disease in fact is issued Wednesday and Saturday1 recently been cut from to the headquarters of the Alaska not even dangerous Typhoid he pro- ¬ The price hasyear making unquestion ¬ to 50 cents a Commercial Co bv Indians who had nounces far worse ably the cheapest as well as the best You get found the loaded barge belonging to Ben Jordan the prize fighter who re- ¬ paper published anywhere cents party partly wrecked The In- ¬ cently whipped George Dixon Amer- ¬ 104 six or eight page papers for 50Twice-a-Wethe By a special arrangement the dians assert that the steamer found- ¬ icas champion featherweight is the and The Bour¬ Courier ered and that all of her party perished son of a London clergyman and has bon News will Journal one year for be sent in the storm that swept down on them been disowned by his family because only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions before they were well into the river of his taking up pugilism is said that Col John Hay Ameri- ¬ under this offer must be cash and must It and only a few hours after they had ¬ on which they can ambassador to England during invariably be sent direct to The Bour left the steamer Lakme -- It ek the two days following Schleys victory shook hands with over 4000 peo ple who came to congratulate him on his countrys triumph John M Todd who recently celebrated his seventieth birthday in Port land Me naB been in his time sailor blacksmith anti slavery agitator temperance advocate greenback champion and iopulist speaker and has done well in every one of those call ¬ ¬ bon News office Paris Ky XrluinpU tf la Photographic Art ¬ The likenfiss is always preserved and can be mad ¬ from any old picture J invite ail who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before givin your orders for any copying and enlarg¬ ings ing of old pictures 1 make your sit ¬ Mr Gladstone was one of the very tings free when you desire a large few men who not being Frenchmen picture from life and guarantee satis¬ Very respectfully occupied the position of member of faction L Gbinnan Artist the Institute of France Only four 29mar tf Paris Ky persons are now living it is said who can claim the same distinction one of them being the leader of the Spanish republican party Senor Emilio Cas The Carbon Photograph will stand the test of time aud atmospheric in ¬ fluences Made in all sizes and is dur ¬ in minutest detail able ¬ ¬ telar JOHNS FATE The Dear Old Lady Was Entirely Reconciled to the Sitnation When the End Came 50 G PAYS FOR THE TWICE-A-WEE- X ¬ ¬ ¬ GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT AT CINCINNATI Grand Triumphal Arch to Be Erected on Government Square Wf Cincinnati was also one of the first American cities to adopt the Bertillion system of identifying crim- ¬ inals Chief Deitsch being to day at the head of the national Bertillion system With these two anrple records of rogues make ups to stud the 50 picked men are to day experienced detectives at least in that part of the art of picking oufcriminals which is so essential at These 50 men a large gathering added to the already large pres- ¬ were placed ent force under charge of Chief of De- ¬ the direct tectives Larry Hazen The force is now well organized and at least a week be ¬ fore the encampment they will be sta- ¬ tioned at all the depots hotels and on frequented thoroughfares to intercept such members of the light fingered gentry as may venture to Cincinnati to ply their nefarious trade With such a well organized force of detectives to come in contact with it is safe to say that few of those who do yield to the temptation to visit Cincinnati the first week in September will remain in the city long after learning the exhaustive preparations made for their capture The force of patrolmen will also be greatly augmented and will include all private watchmen of the city These men are also receiving special weekly be found In other cities it has been no uncommon sight to people sitting on the curb stones to rest their weary limbs In this city- a committee of which W C -- best tiresome work Johnson a grand army veteran is chairman will provide places of rest for men and women separately on nearly every square in the heart of the All vncant storerooms vtill be eity converted into comfortable quarters with a profusion of chairs and cots and a liberal supply of ice water These piaces will be ploinlj- - marked so that anyone who becomes tired on the sidewalk can look forward or back ward and find one within his view In these retreats the old soldiers can sit down ami read or write or can take a nap on one of the cots The places of rest for the ladies will be in the churches in the downtown districts They will be fitted up with all the equipments that tend to bring comfort to a weary woman ¬ Wasiiixgtox Aug 11 The president has determined to recommend to congress that Acting Rear Admiral Sampson be advanced eight numbers and Commodore Schley six numbers This will result in making each a rear admiral but with Commodore Schley ranking immediately below Adm Sampson Capt Clark of the Oregon will be recommended for an advance of six numbers in the cap tains grade and Lieut Commander Wain wright will go up eight numbers Other promotions throughout the fleet will be remembered ¬ ¬ dians- - The mouth of the Kuskotawin like that of many other Alaskan rivers is very wide and with the wind from a proper direction gets exceedingly rough A storm came up before the Jes ¬ sie and tow reached a safe anchorage A few days later the Indians found the barge partly wrecked on the north shore of the river A few days later L they found a hastily constructed raft Nothing was seen or heard of steamer or passengers All are believed to have been lost Capt Chilcott who outfitted the party and built the boat has not yet given up hope He believes the pasRECAPTURED HIS PRISONER sengers will yet turn up as the Jessie was built especially strong to go Members oT the Tenth Cavalry Overpower against the river currents ¬ -- They sat a little waj apart on the deck of the Cleveland boat the other morning One was a young woman possibly 25 with bright brown eyes and soft hair and a pretty face and the other was old she must have been ONE WHOLE TEAK Go at least with tired eyes and gray hair and a wrinkled face The first 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post- ¬ paid by mail Almost would sit still a moment then wriggle around in her chair and look over along the dock as though she feared 1 DAILY RECORD something The old lady was sweetly OF WAR NEWS calm and observed the actions of the Courier Journal k The other with a curious little smile Final has the finest War News Service of any ly she decided to speak to her deck paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ mate if one may use tjiat term All incomparable able accurate Be yew Tookln fer somebody have been subordinated to other issues asked the old lady quietlj Subscribe at this one great feature The other woman sighed as though once and keep thoroughly posted Tho it were a relief to her to be spoken to offer may be withdrawn in a short and pushed her chair a little nearer time The low price her questioner Jb she said I am not looking for anyone placing a I thought yew mote be went on is for the purpose aof week within great the newspaper twice the old lady I seen yew a gazin off reach of tho masses A good commiay toward the dock Sample copies free pion to agents Xo repeated the younger woman Write to I am not looking for anyone Im just Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky a little bit frightened that is all Skeert be yew why fo th lans BY A SPECIAL ARRANGEMFNT sake what of YOU CAN GET THE Well continued the fidgety one since the sinking of that ocean steamer I have been dreadfully frightened of the water Well yew Sho yew dont say AND THE They aint nobody drown neednt be TWIGE-A-WEin but them whose fate it is to drown Oh do you think so Courier Journal ¬ Twice-a-Wee- - 50c A YEAR ¬ BOURBON NEWS EK ¬ the Sheriff and Kescue a Colored Man Under Arrest ¬ The one ambition of the people of Cincinnati is to send the old soldier and his friends home as well as they came and satisfied with their enter- - tainment VtflLL L FINCH The Annexation of Texas The annexation of Texas brought on the Mexican war That brought a large addition to our territory It was Sheriff Til lis went to Lakeland Monday for a Negro charged with selling liquor He arrested his man handcuffed him and had him on tlje car While waiting for the train to pull out t25 or CO of the 10 th cavalry a Negro regiment wallcecHnto the car and demanded that the sheriff release his prisoner This Sheriff Tillis refused to do and in a moment he was looking down twent3 five or thirty revolver barrels The soldiers then took the prisoner from the sheriff and walked off with him 11 Bartow Fla Aug ¬ mind to that 20 year ago What makes you say that asked the young woman witha little look oi interest in her eyes Well my husban wuz a sailor on these lakes fer 20 year After awhile he was pinted capting an hen me uster go all over everywhere Hen me seen a lot a storms in our day But they wuz never no disaster I sez to him onct sez I John yewre a sailer an I know its yewr fate to die by He looked at me a minit drownin an then he sez sez he Marthy Ill fool yew I didnt say nothin more but I knowed that his fate would be a wet one I jes felt it like Yew knov how yewll feel things sometimes I Well itr wuz thataway with- me knowed John would be drownded some day Twouldnt be no moren naCh- - Of course I does I made up my GQURIER JOURNAL Both One Year ForOnly This la for cash subscriptions only All subscriptions under this combina- tinn offer must be sent direct to This Bourbon News office Paris Ky 215 THE NEW YORK WORLD THRICE-A-WEE- K EDITION s 18 Pages a Week 15G Papers a Year FOR ONE DOLLAR Published every Alternate Day except Sunday ¬ eral FRANCIS SCOTT KEY Well we sailed and sailed men John an he a carpting Arterhed been instructions to put them in readiness for the encampment work It is safe to say that at least 1000 patrolmen and detectives will be on duty to guard the hundreds of thousands of visitors expected from all parts of the coun- ¬ In addition to this general police protection arrangements have been made to extend special protection to the veterans who will occupy free quarters in the school buildings of the city Two special officers will be as signed to each building each stand ing watch 12 hours They will be un der the supervision of an officer of the day for each building life usual plan of protecting the public on the day of the bir parade by stretching wires on loth sides of the streets over which the veterans will march will be followed in this city To accomplish all this requires- no little expenditure of money and Q000 has been set aside ly the citj authorities for arranging lor these special protectivefeatures From this 10000 also will be provided an elaborate system of sanitar3r regulations for public comfort The Tjoard of city affairs having in mind the mealth of citizens and visitors alik4 will establish in all sectidnsof ¬ try ¬ necessary to settle the question of slavery in the annexed territory and this opened the slavery question anew Both of the old parties were after awhile split asunder by the debate and the question of slavery or no slavery in the territories became the leading issue in our politics in 16 years from the annexation of Texas this chain of causes had plunged the country into the most tremendous civil war in the history of ihe world In just 20 ears the war had ended in the entire abolition of slavery in the United States Thus the annexation of Texas brought about unforeseen results and changed the history of the continent -- Washington Aug 11 Ambassador Cambon it is learned from an official source has been instructed to tell the Madrid government that the terms of the protocol as agreed upo must be accepted or rejected at once It is in the nature of an ultimatum andun less Cambon is instructed to agree all negotiations are off - The Crisis Xear at Hand Author of the Star Spangled Banner 1 ¬ i ¬ - The First Amerirnn IJIhle The first Bible printed in America wastfrom a Bostonpress in 1752 but it bore the British imprint as Bible print- ing was prohibited in this country After the war of the revolution there was a gren t demand for the Scriptures arid the Bible society distributed 2000 000 amongHhe soldiers of the army and navy TJie Bible is now printed in 97 f Aug 11 Adjt Gen Corbin has issued the following state- ¬ ment The secretary of war has or ¬ dered one division of the 1st army corps from Chattanooga to Knoxville Tenn and another division of the same corps from Chickamauga to Lex ¬ ington Ky A division of the 4th Ohio Man Killed in India corps now at Tampa hasbeen ordered Georgetown O Aug 11 A cable- toVlfuntsville Ala The 2d division gram received in this city by relatives Gen Davis of the 2d army corps of Frank Wilde who was employed bv now at Manassas Va has been order- ¬ the British government as civil en- ed to Middletown Pa The advisabil ¬ gineer in India says that he was kill- ¬ ity of marching the troops from Chick ¬ ed by the natives He also has rela amauga to Knoxville and Lexington tives infCincinnati is under consideration ¬ Washington Movement of the 1st Army Corps ¬ ¬ languages ¬ Cast Steel Rlllinrd Ball As the supply of ivory is becoming short billiard balls of cast steel are being made in Sweden By makiriV them hollow the weight is made tc correspond with that of ivoryy balls Washington Aug 11 A govern ment hospital tiain consisting of 13 tourist cars one private Pullman car one dining and combination car which left Atlanta at S30 p m Tuesday night with 185 sick and wounded soldiers arrived in this city Wednesday night at S03 oclock over the Southern road 1ST Hospital Train Arrive at AVahlnston ¬ Tiondon Press Comment The afternoon newsDaDers comment uoon the battle of Malate as being a repetition of the The Spaniards now fa roiliar story brave and incompetent firing wildly and attacking too late and the Amer- ¬ icans brave cool and skillf ulnotwith standing that their operations were Shocked Wheat Rained conducted in the midst qf a ropical Lancaster Ky Aug 1L This sec monsoohJ The papers also ref er to tion has had 24 hours rain sandll the Ominous neutrality of thcrPhilipi streams are up SYheat in shocks has nosasibing evidence of trouble im London Aug 11 By that time Id almou an quiet made up my min that John wuz goiJ t fool me and not die drownded arter all Then one morning in the airly summer when I wus a puttin up a little fruit th en come John went out t the pump t draw me a pail C fresh water an he didnt come back Bimeby I went out thar an lo an be ¬ hold John had a leptic fit and fell inter the pump tub head fust He was drownded wen I reached him Th Lords will be done said I I knowed it wuz his fate An Ive said ever since thet they aint nobody drownded les it be his fate to be drownded but do yew know when I seen John face down in that tub q water I just felt sorr fer him an couldnt help a thinkin heow shamed hed be ef hed a knowed he wuz drownde d in a tub o water arter sailin these lakes fer 20 years ithout no disaster ever happenin to him And the kindly old lady had wiped away a tear that the wind probably had caused to gather Detroit Free Press i -in year he wuz retired an we made up our minds t take a little farm away out the Gratiot roal an spen our remainin days in peao at it fer moren 20 Edition of Thk The Thrice-a-Wee- k New York World is first among all weekly papers in size frequency or publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its 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Lets celebrate a week oh POWDER Absolutely Pure ft ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK goers Little TIE BOURBOH HEWS 1881 Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUOE MILLER J Published every Tuesday and Friday by j Editor and Owners NT Make all Checks Money Orders etc MiijiiKB may able to the order of Champ V 1i -- AD VfiRJmiJUU KATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first inserrates each tion halfor reading insertion thereafter per notices ten cents Locals 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 thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ ¬ EDWARD HARDY the jolly man ager of Sheppard Cos great store at Bracevilie 111 writes I had never Dont use any other but Purity day in my I flour from Paris Milling Co tell been sick awith nervous life until in 1S90 I prostration that got so bad your grocer you want no other had to give up and commence to doctor I tried our local physicians and one in Joliet All grocers keep it but none gavo me any relief and I thought I was going to die I became despondent The very best companies com- ¬ and suffered untold agony I could not eat as if I and it nor pose my agency which insures sleepexist rest the end seemedmonths could of six I was At not against fire wind and storm reduced to but a shadow of myself and at last my heart became affected and I was Non union truly miserable I took six or eight bottles W 0 H1NT0N Agent of Dr Miles Nervine It gave me relief from the start and at last a cure the great SCINTILLATIONS est blessing of my life Dr Miles Remedies An Interesting Jumble Of News And are sold by all drug- ¬ mues Comment h mil gists under a positive The voters of Shelby county want guarantee first bottle¬ benefits or money reRestores free pikes funded Book on dis- ¬ Health The Register wants a curfew law eases of the heart and nerves free Address passed in Richmond dropB of moisture On a fellows forehead Oft makes his thoughts profane And his language horrid M Nervine If suitable grounds are offered it is probable that 10000 troops will be en- ¬ camped at Lexington Capt W T Havens formerly editor of the Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat was Wednesday appointed Deputy Clerk of the ourt of Appeals by Mr the newly Samuel J Shackelford elected Clerk of the Court of Appeals Curfew rings at nine oclock at New Albany lnd When the nine taps were sounded on the fire boll the other night the kids got up out of bed to s e the fire and were disgusted to find that it was only the dodgasted curfew The largest real estate transaction in Mercer within the last decadb was the sale of Locust Grove the finest blue grass farm in the county consisting of 650 acresbelonging to ex Banker John Bros L Cassell to Brack Bauta The price was 50000 equivalent to all Late News of the War DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart lnd Richmond Nlcholasville and Beattyville Railroad Versailles Ky July 11 1896 To all Concerned Commencing Sat¬ 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 m each Monday thus enabling parties to spend Sundays at Estill Springs and return Monday in time for business C vi BkOwnixg G P A 530 p in train from Pari connects with thiR train going to the Spring- - aid thtt 5 a m train from the Springs col N about typewriter girls by people who do not understand what good typewrit- ¬ ing is or how to dictate to a typewriter than about any other profession or any other business in which either men or TComen are engaged today The fact of the matter is that typewriting is worth anywhere from 5 a week up to 20 or 25 which is sometimes paid as a week- ¬ ly salary to expert typewriters who have no knowledge of shorthand It is no unusual thing for typewriters to earn at folio work from dictation by stenographers 2 an hour aid over aiid the finest experts are worfti every cent of that amount of money Among stenog raphers 1 an hour is the ruling rate and for that 1 a good typewriter with an expert dictator will transcribe from 30 to 40 folios an hour of testimony In some cases even 40 folios an hour of solid matter have been dictated Forty folios is two columns of The Sun and of the men who write about dictating to typewriters as though they knew about it there are probably not half a dozen in the country who can dictate so much Many years ago the writer was em- ¬ ployed as shorthand amanuensis by George Alfred Townsond well known as Gath who habitually dictated to him in shorthand two columns an hour and did it every day in the week two hours a day for months at a time in- ¬ dicating every full stop semicolon quotation mark and paragraph If Gath dictates to a typewriter now and has one of the best in the business no doubt he can dictate from a column and a half to two columns an hour of original matter and the writer knows of no other man who can do that Of course there are plenty of incompetents who pose as typewriters and who bring the busness into discredit by their poor work For many years the writer has been thrown in contact with expert typewriters in his business as an official stenographer In view of the many gibes and sneers in which newspaper writers indulge on the subject of typewriter operators of the feminine gender it is matter of simple justice to say that the women with whom he has been associ ated in his business have been without Ty an Accomplished Stenographer More trash and nonsense are written f Them Dictated to One of Them fllr the Pain of Hf be at Ufanid Pome and se us before selling your w heat Will furnish sacks and store on Rheumatism often causes the most in- ¬ the most reasonable terms Will guar tense suffering Many have for years tee that you can borrow money on our 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 because it is the only remedy which can reach such deep seated diseases A r KWeumatism ¬ 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- ¬ FOR SALE CHEAP cians and took their treat- ¬ ment faithfully but was unable to get the slight ¬ Wheat stored on reasonable terms est relief In fact my con dition seemed to grow and highest mirket price paid for Call on us at Paris Milling worse the disease spread Wheat over my entire body and Cos office from November to March CO B M RENICK I suffered agony I tried P S Farmers would do well to store many patent medicines but none relieved me their wheat near home Unon the advice of a friend I decided to try Before allowing me to take it how- - i OOO ever my guardian who was a chemist ana- lyzed the remedy ana pronounced n iree oi potash or mercury I felt so much better after taking two bottles that I continued the rem edyandin two months I was cured completely The cure was permanent for I have never sinca 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay had a touch of Rheumatism though manj the highest market price in cash or I times exposed to damp and cold weather Wheat Sack Wanted to Buy - in an elevator and huv your wheat Dont suffer longer with Rheumatism yon are ready to sell a the highest when marThrow aside your oils and liniments as ket price Those who held wheat last fchey can not reach your trouble Dont big Store your experiment with doctors their potash year made get thr mone wheat and front and mercury will add to your disabil- ¬ 8711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia Eleanor M Tippeix will furnish sacks aui store your wheat ity and completely destroy your diges- ¬ tion E 0 FRETWELL Agent 5iulv 4t Paris Ky will cure perfectly and permanently SSSSeBlood To Cure A Cold In One Day A ft is guaranteed purely vegetable and 3ontains no potash mercury or other mineral Books mailed free by Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga 3STOTIOE SnnYe is hf rebv Liveu that the firm of MDinott V iars is dissolved J K SpHsirs having purchased the inter-¬ est of Fred McDM mntt will continue the bueinss FKED McDERMOTT J K SPEARS i lets All drugtdsts refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky A Good Memory I I Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ I Ill prin - 3 Washington dispatches state that the protocol would certainly be signed yes trday il by Mr Cambon the French The Ambassador on behalf of Spain U S troops will not cease hostilities until peace is declared See pages two and three for long war r dispatches from Manila and San Juan New York Seattle and Washington dis ¬ patches present other war features also on same pages On second pace a Washington dispatch gives preliminary peace negotia- ¬ tions The large camps of volunteers in the South will be broken into smaller camps perhaps six or seven in number and located further north It has been officially announced that two diyisions will be removed from Camp Thomas to Kuoxville Tenn and Lexington Ky The President has decided to recom- ¬ mend that Congress advance Acting A strange disease is said to be affect- ¬ Rear Admiral Sampson eight numbers ing cattle in Bracken county causing and Commodore Schley six numbers them to go blind and die Stephen A Douglas Jr a promi- ¬ The Lexington Gazette says that a Mr nent Republican who spoke here during Mitchell of Mt Vernon church neighthe last presidential campaign has left to the Republican party and become a borhood is said have sold his hemp at 5 Democrat Talbbtt Bros colt John Bright won a Among the noted newspapers which puree race Tuesday at the Hawthorne are in fayor of the United States retain- ¬ track near Chicago running the mile ing the Phillippines are the New York in the fast time of 140 Sun New York Journal New York Tribune Denver Times Chicago Jour Insure in my agency non- ¬ nal Milwaukee Sentinel Harpers union Prompt paying reliable ¬ ¬ Junction so thut you can reach Paris at law medicine the ministtry shorthand THE BQURRON NEWS 745 a m or typewriting and any one who cannot accomplish twice as much dictating to AND THE N Excursions L ADryilRlSTBATORS NBTICE a good typewriter operator as with a pen is unable to do that either because Tl Lt Special rate to Richmond and return he does not know how to dictate or beAll persons having claims against the to tborrow and on No 1 Sunday on ac ¬ cause he has an inferior operator It e tate of Augusta G Rogers deceased cish KNQGIREK count of colored camp meeting took just eight minutes to dictate this WEEKLY must present same properly proven as Fayette Fiscal Court Wednesday The Special rate to Cyurhiana and return article to a typewriter who does not i quired by law before me at my office passed an order authorizing the citizens on sale August 9th a id 10th good to claim to special expertness and whose We have arranged a Clubbing Rate befi re Sept 1 lb98 or else be barred of Lexington and Fayette county to vote return 12th on account ot Congressional charge was 25 cents Bv order of the Bourbon Couaty by which we can eive m any reCourt The above waa not altered in at the November election on the ques- ¬ Convention spect by the editor and the printers S B ROGERS One Year for only tion of issuing 10000000 worth of 4 i To Pittsburg Oct 8 225 s9fW limited to were requested to fQllow copy The Both Papers Administrator twenty year bonds for the pur- ¬ 18 on account Knights Ttfplar Cou- per cent 275r July 2 1898 reader may therefore judge of the ac- Regular Price for Both is 3t T pose of paying for the new ourt House clave One fare for round trip curacy both of the dictator and the at Lexington To Christian Workers Association typewriter New York Sun Meeting at Black mountain N We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ Why Beer Kegs Are Made So Thick August 18th to 24th One fare for the pair your linen and put neck bands on It takes along while for a beer keg to round trip Haggard Reed wear out It has a tough constitution free One fare for the round trip to Annual and is protected from internaUdecay bj Use Parib Milling Co s Purity Convention of Christian Church at a coat of pure and hard pitch The pitcl used on the modernkeg is much superior flour for sale by all grocers Chattanooga Oct 10th to 13th 1 One fare for the ronu trip to to that formerly used It is clear tasteAsk for it Take no other National L A Wf at Indianapolis less and tough An empty beer keg will stand a great many hard knocks before August 7th to 9th AND TURF NEWS STOCK To Indianapolis and return Aug 19th the pitch scales off The kegs wear out when they do Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc rn2lst fiiml limit Anir Slur F rfrpriswin wear externally They are wet and dry t nf Hmfi tn Sunt Iflfh nan hd hurl Turf Notes Jnrn alternately and this promotes decay -w WtU WW Ul B A Wilson of Fayette has stored 460 round trip Account Grand Eu Then they get a great deal of unneces- sary banging around between the time 2000 bushels of wheat for which he has campment Kiights of Pythias Round trip 205 to Olympia Springs they leave the brewery and are brought refused seventy cents and return during Summer season back again Everybody from the driver necttf with the L at Richmond gaged therein often saves money mid also good health If OPES JUSE I5TH TO OCT 1ST you are troubed with constipation indig es- rpfiTiPrf rawm- - tlonor any form of stomach trouble remeim- ftvnftntioti Troll PdnraitPil Noted White Sulphur a- d Chalybeate ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells ble of doing rapid and accurate work Syrup Pepsin and health will oe restored lo Waters The prettiest Place and best who attended strictly to business and did you SITrial sizes T c Br doses 10c lame size 50c kept Sumtier Resort in the West oUs druggist Paris and 00 of V For particulars apply to Ijan m not waste time with frivolous remarks Ky It seems unfair to judge of any busi CAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor ness or profession by the weakiings en- ¬ IKVINE KY 1 1 ¬ whether the work be 013301m ¬ i ¬ -- - 1 ¬ -- - can get valuable information Parties contemplating a summer tour and railroad and steamboat hands down timetable hotel guides and resort to the barkeepers seems to think the ¬ Weekly 8l k tm r noted yesterday by A J Winters of this city 7a m 8a m 9am 10 a m 11 a m 12 m 2p m 3p m 4p m 5p m 7p m 1 companies insures against fire wind and storm W 0 HINTOK Agent The following is the temperature as Yesterdays Temperature Co m A beautiful line of white and tf safe to put all your money 74i silk puff shirts for hot weather tf in a new bank One you tf 76i just heard of tf have at Price Cos 78 tf But how about an old tf 79 62 Crawford Bros have lately improv-¬ tf TauTer for tf 82 century One has ed their barber shop making it decided- tf of a from the car down to the ground A single empty keg is often thrown 15 feet SEND vonr linen to Had card Reeds It really isnt necessary to make the of as so f ke8s aB Steam laundry for a good finish tf concerned They began by the beer is r being made heavy in the old days The brewers then deemed it absolutely req- j uisite to make them that way to with- stand the pressure of the beer The very j fact that they were made heavy and clumsy subjected them to rough han- tf dling Now they have to be rnade heavy V and extra material has to be put into K the heads and staves simply because of if r this handling and not from any danger on account of the internal pressure of Would you feel perfectly the beer Chicago Tribune Summer booklets by calling on or addressing F B Carr Getri Agent A whole car kegs are indestructible of empty kegs is frequently thrown load Paris Ky I hv keng WWKHHWHW2 Tested and Tried For 25 Years E3tTgI tfJESJ QfifTfcpj KaKKail ttviiJCllfK RP r i T giB j f ES SendswS 86 ¬ 88 88 87 80 fe HP IH vana leaf rolled into points at both ends This he presented to his friend Important Change on The Frankfort prove strong M with thewishthat it might Cincinnati Two New Trains enough to suit his taste Suspecting to smoke M nothing the friend proceeded No 2 train will leave at t30 a m surprised to see coals like X and was soon Of GOD LIVER OIL WITH X redhot nails exuding from the end of and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m HYPOPHOSPHITES is just tf tU6 cigar As the skin peeled off his No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives 11j-- mmVi r V 1 T4 Vino nQTTQr tongue his brain began to reel and he at Frankfort at 810 p m disappointed you never will soon gave up in an old fashioned attack No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m It has never deceived you He no longer boasts of his arrives at 840 tf never will that someone x of nauseabefore people who are in the capacity Look out No 5 leaves Frankfort at 1 15 p m tf tf does not try to make you X business Philadelphia Record and arrives at 4 p m tf 4rTTo Jftmi UOCUUU tin a TIATXT w A4AVWEJU VkU ViaoUVi No 8 leaving at 430 will connect A Discovery some new medicine tonic nothing of know C fast limited at George- - S with the Q Little Girl Its all nonsense bout and 100 all druggists gf ole maids never tellin their age 50c town arriving in Cincinnati at vao p tf SCOTT BOWNE ChemUts New York X w Little Boy Why1 m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ Queen Elizabeth was an old maid ment for persons going to Cincinnati or wasnt she points north east and west of that city Yes No 1 will connect with the Q C MOST PERFECT MADE Well the paper says Professor Dry ¬ fast train south and No 5 connects at CALDWELLS 11 asdust is goin to lecture on The Age of A pure Grape Cream- of Tartar Powder Free O local pas Pearsons WeakElizabeth so there fcom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Georgetown with the Q y senger from the south INDIGESTION r 4 YEARS THE STANDARD Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair 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 oity Hot or cold baths at any hour tf always kept its if misled you in any promises t One that never failed never way tf I couldnt you tf tf You could trust such a bank Easy to Make a Strong Cigar A tobacco manufacturer who move3 in a select coterie of tobacco loving one gently told byyeu of those tu xmu tnat lie naci connoisseurs strcng for him to en- ¬ cigar that was too joy Acting on the suggestion the man- ¬ ufacturer took occasion to have a cigar specially constructed of stems and neat ¬ ly covered with a rich appetizing Ha just opened You should bo interested enough to call and Nothing to compare with get the pi ices on this line them rvs ever been shown in Paris Anything in my line of STRAW MATTINGS at greatly reduced prices Call early and secure these bargains for spot cash The same applies to CARPETS and VMLL PAPER and I have a magnificent line to select from You know my line of FURNITURE is always the best and che pest DR I i i EMULSION SCOTTS J J f w CREAM MM -- BAKING POWDffi - yu JT Wood HINTON 1 tflritktiinrtl Elegant linn of Piotuu s and Room Youl Kiigs HhiuI uie vour old furniture to be rep ire i Your furniture Ano vedLy expcriencuii handntel fumi lie coiii letr Under aling in al ltS UUicL s M SDR I PEPSlN Id - Embalming f APPr il III V XM il rQK HIRE attended to vn SI THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY n ife J Fill JAY AUGUST 1 1898 wwBgvawii mmmiiwiwwwiww THE BDURBOH HEWS 1881 A Complimentary Dance PERSONAL --MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Eighteenth Year Establihed Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky secoof iiss mail matter as TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance 82 00 Six months year One news costs you cant even get 8100 port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE a re Etc ¬ Make all Checks Money payable to the order o Champ Orders Miilkr Clearance sale of thin clothin Linen suits at 350 and 400 550 Blue and worth 4 and grey serge coat and vest at 4 worth 6 Ties at 37 1 2 cent Cos worth 50 cents at Price clothiers PARIS STREET FAIR Bring your fathers and your mothers and sweethearts Cousins nephews brothers Come people come from everywhere Nieces nncles aunts and sisters Colonels Majors Missea Misters Welcome to Paris Free Street Fair Wallpaper at cut prices at J T tf Hiatons Bring the money For Rent Two unfurnished rooms Intwoblocks from the court house quire at The News office Dickson JbhD Goff B A Frank Jack Bob Frank Jobn The Paris Elk Lodge will give a Carter Geo Bedford Ferguson mammoth minstrel show and c ike walk Brennan Jas Chambers Earl W M Hinton Jr Oakford Scott at the opera bouse in September C ¬ -- The young gentlemen of this ciy gave a most delightful dance Tuesday evenibg at Odd Fellows Hall in honor of Mrs John Boweus charming guests of Helena Mibs Agnes Lock wood Ark and Miss Rebecca Mayes of Tenn The participants Columbia danced the gerinan during the early part of the evening and used programs during the latter part The german was beautifully led by Mr Llewellyn Spears and Miss Kate Alexander Sax ton and his merry musicians who fur nished music for the dance were in their happiest mood and their inspir ing music gave additional zest to the dancers Among those who participated Miss Lockwood of in the dance were Arkansas Miss Mayes of Tennessee Misses Mary Bryan and Sallie May Anderson of Georgetown Lucy Arnold of Newport Florence Hudson Lexing- ¬ ton Mary Woodford Mt Sterling Mrs Atwood Kansas City Etta McClintock Mamie McClintock Sue Clay Annie Alice Spears Eddie Louise Clay Sallie Jce Emma Miller Spears Kate Hedges Elizabeth Woodford G B Alexander NelAlexander Mis lie Manu Mrs Swifc Cuauip Clara Wilmoth Messrs Harry Bient Lexing ¬ ton Walton Craig Cincinnati Frank Dudley Winchester Mr Atwood Kan- ¬ sas City Dr Will Kenney Dr M H Dailey Messrs Ed Hutchcraft Ford Brent John Williams Chas Daugherty Llewellyn Spears Ed Tucker Chas ¬ ¬ ¬ Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies Ami Elsewhere Mr L V Butter is at Estill j Springs Mrs Rachael Crosthwaite arrived last night from Dayton O Mrs David Trapp of Lexington is visiting relatives in the city Miss Letitia Smith of Lexington is the guest of Miss Edna Fithiau Miss Lucy Johnson left yesterday for a visit to relatives in Carlisle Mr and Mrs W K Massie of Lexington left yesterday for Cape May Mrs Harvey Hibltr arrived home yesterday from a visit in Winchester Mies Ida Coulthard of Jersvville Ills is visiting relatives near the city Mrs A D Flora of Richmond was the guest of Mrs Ossian Edwards Tues day Miss Sadie Halt returned home yes terday afternoon from a visit in Win- ¬ ¬ i j j j i J j reunion ot the Gentry family at Crab Orchard were guests of Hon C M Claysarid wife yesterday at Auvergne Harold Johnson of Mt Sterling was inthe city yesterday Mr Carroll Marshall left Wednes lay for a brief visit to relatives in West Virgiuia A dance will be given at Odd Fel- JowsHall next Thursday night during tne Street Fiir Mrs W N Ralls and son of Evans ville are suests at Mr Juhn Gas on Dnucan avenue Bedford Hedges of this city is in NewYork mixing with the actors and lioclfrllo1 luaungnoi tm unnui mimiirnra Mr and Mrs J Hodge Kimbrough are guests of Mr Wm G Rash near North Middletown - The Young Mens Dancing Club will giye a dance at Odd Fellows Hall -- MID SUMMER CLEANING UP SALE HT G TUCKERS Thursday Friday and Saturday August 18th 19th and 20th To make room for my Fall purchases which will soon begin to arrive I take this method of cleaning up all Summer goods such as Lawns India Linens Dimities Check Muslins Curtain Swiss Linens and Ducks for Skirts Summer Dress Goods Bed Quilts Sheetsjand cases Table Linens Odd Napkins Towels Hamburgs and Laces All Ladies Muslin Underwear 4 j will be offered at low prices to close Also one case of Bleached Cotton at Sets per yard OUR OWN SPECIAL BRAND not more than 20 yds to one customer A few Comforts and Blankets carried over from last season will be found on our Bargain Counters at reduced prices on Wednesday night Remember the clays and dates Positively all goods go back to Mies Mary Webb Gass entertained about a dozen friends at an informal regular prices the day following whist party Wednesday evening Miss Mamie Rion will entertain this evening at her home on Second street in hnor of her guest Miss Edna Griffith of Vev ay Ind Misses Elizabeth Spears and Bessie Woodford who have been members of Miss Margaret Woodfords house party at-- Mt Sterling arrived home yesterday Misses Fannie Whaley and Norma Snell of Cynthiena passed through Paris last evening en route to Atlantic City- - They went in company with a p irty of Lexington friends Mrs Fannie Talbott and daughters Misses Mary Glenn Talbott and Anna Lee Talbott who have been spending a month in the country near Eliza oeth with Mrs Lou Ireland left yesterday for a visit to relatives near Falmouth -- I 529 Main St Paris Ky Chester Miss Jessie Richardson of New ¬ port is the guest of her aunt Mrs G Condons teat Sacrifice Sale Tucker Genuine French Organdie Lawns ISc per yd 36 in Sea Island Percales only 8c per yd U White Duck Skirts full width for 50c T Hedges of North Middle Our finest Tapd Ladies Bleached VesLS Ite John Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hose for 10c town has bought thirteen shares of Ex Sterling Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c change National Bank at Mt Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c of that city for 910 from C F Kessee space for give you columns in Mt Sterling uarpets ana mattings greatly re bids We couldonly ask you to call of Bargains like these but purchasing The News to day devotes four colWe have machines tlut will and we and get our prices before Miss Lucy Arnold returned yester- ¬ duced at J T Hintons Bring the umns to Paris street fair See first and thoroughly clean and dry your elsewhere day to Newport after a brief visit to money to eighth pages The program and premHandsome Picture driven with o purchase wheat if thrashed wet Charges Miss Alice Spears ¬ 1 Miss Rice of Richmond and Miss Shawhan are guests of Mr and Mrs Alex Rice Mr Walton Craig of Ciucinnaci has been a guest at Mr Henry Spears t lis week Col Buford the famous tobacco F Clay Matt Hinton Hume Payne Clay Seymour Wilson Frank Walker auctioneer of Louisville was in the city Wednesday Sam l lay Walter Champ o Mrs Ed Bean has been ill for s v- WET WHEAT eral weeks at the home of her parents Everything in Our Store will be offered regardless of Cost for the neat 30 days and w mention just a few of the Bargains 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3ic per yd Fancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd Domestic Organdie Lawn best quality 10c per yd ¬ ium list are printed in full better read them oyer reasonable 3w Mr and Mrs Osmonde Byron O The Ladies of the Second Presbyterian Church will run an excursion lo TJurgl ira In Paris Torrent in about two weeks The train Paris sterns to be infested with bur Miss Bessie are visiting Mrs N R will start from Carlisle Further par glars just now and some of ihe robber- Hutson in Cincinnati ticulars will be given later Mrs Mamie Parker and Mi s ies have betin exceedingly bold M Arnold of Newport Col Jas Wedusday night about half past Anniece Hadden left Wednesday for At appointed a Colonel on Gov- ¬ eight oclock a burglar entered the resi- lantic City and New York has been ernor Bradleys staff and will go with dence of J H Haggard on Cypress Mi and Mrs Swift Champ leave Governor to Chickamauga in Sep street and stole a ring and a valuable to day for a visit to Mr and Mrs the tember to attend the dedication of the gold watch belonging to Mrs Haggard Hery Preston in Ashland ¬ ¬ J H HIBLER CO Owingsville are visiting Mr Carter Sr and sons Deering binder twine machine p oil and all repairs for the Deering machinery at R B HUTCHCRAFTS of j J D CONDON WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST0OK OF ¬ Stomge For Grain ¬ ¬ Kentucky monument Sweeney will preach Sunday night at the Union mteting Elder J S The time 745 p m A collection will be taken to defray the expenses for the use house of the court house About twenty dol Monday night burglars entered the lars is needed There will be two home of George R Bell on Duncan more meetings in the court house after avenue andsto lea 150 diamond ring Sunday night and several other articles L C Hen Rev Donald McDonald of Dan ¬ derson and Will Turner colored men ville Synodical Missionary of the from Millersburg are in j iil charged Northern Presbyterian Church of Ken- ¬ with the crime Each man lays the tucky was in the city Wednesday night burglary on the other The robbery and conducted the prayer meeting ser- ¬ was committed about nine oclock On the same night a thief entered vice at the First Presbyterian Church Rev McDonald was the guest of Rev Mrs Mattie Oldsons home near Duncan avenue ana stole a pocKer oooK wnicn F J- - Cheek contained four dollars Good Sales of Cattle The residence of J K Spears on Jonas Weil has bought 120 1535 lb Seventh Etreet has also been visited by cattle from Lun Ferguson for 4 75 per burglars who stole a lot of silverware cwt and seventy five 1450 lb cattle One exceedingly bold burglar entered from J B Kennedy at the same price the room of Officer Geo Hill the other night but left before he secured any ¬ The cattle are for export ¬ and forty six cents in money eutered the house thiough window on the ground floor Mrs Haggard were sitting on porchwhile the burglar was The thief an open Mr and the front in the houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for whkh I will issue negotiable warehouse receipts and wiil guarautee the holder can borrow two thirds i he market price of the grain at the banks at seven per Storage oue cent per cent interest onshel per month or fractional part Miss Alma Tucker who has been thereof No charge for handling or visiting Mrs J W Taylor Has re- ¬ sacks Parties who held their wheat last year were paid haudsomely for so turned to her home in Newport doing Will pay New Yoik or Balti- ¬ John Gnadinger Jr came nern more prices less the freight any time from Chicago Tuesday to attend the von wi6h to sell R B Hutchcraft funeral of his brother Joseph Miss Louise I have storage capacity at my ware ¬ IMPORTED SUITINGS ASD TROUSERIKGS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whefi quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL Parrish arrived home Divorce Suit JFiled Mrs Ella Thackston Summers has filed suit in the Bourbon Circuit Court thing Located At Lexington The War Department has located a for a divorce from her husband James military camp at Lexington Ky and Summers Both parties live in Millers- has ordered the Third Division of the burg They were married in Cincinnati First Army Corps now in camp at ¬ Wednesday from Maysville where stieH has been visiting Miss Lida Rogers Miss Florence Hudson of Lexing ¬ ton is a guest a the home of her cousin Mr W M Goodloe on Third street Mrs Edw Ditchfn returned Wed nesday to Cincinnati after a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs S M Wilmoth Miss Sybil Anderson of Salt Lake City arrived yesterday to be the guest of Miss Emma Miller on Duncan avenue Misses Mary and Fannie Carrick of near Newtown will arrive from an extended visit to Washing ¬ ton D u Mr and Mrs Vsl Ferguson Mr and Mrs James Ferguson and Mrs Jos Hall Mt Wednesday for a sojourn at Olympian Ppnngs Mr and Mrs Al Redkin rode np from Covington the other day on a tandem and were gu ests of Capt and w f agsonte mm AT mm FlTE S E TIPTON XTDRTTA T TATTORK V Cutter PUBLIC SALE Unless sold privately before the Citi ¬ zens Bank will aell publicly on the premises at 10 oclock a m on SATURDAY AUGUST 20TH 1898 of 8 rooms on corner of High and 7th streets in Paris Ky This is one of the most desirable residence in Paris bping cen rally located and convenient to schools churches and stores It has recently been put in excellent repair has the handsome two story brick residence A J Winters gaged the Co of this city have en¬ services of an eminent optician to be¬ ¬ gas water and electric light connections and all modern conveniences Terms One fourth cash balance in one two and three years at 6 per cent iuterest A at their storeon the second and last Thursday of each month who will test your eye sight andU fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac ¬ tion Call in and have your eyes tested free of charge Next visit will be Thursday Aug 25 1898 A SHIRT FRONT THAT AT¬ TRACTS ATTENTION by the exquisite perfection of Its color and finish is the one that you wear from the laundry work tha4 is done here Cuff collar shirfe or CITIZENS T BANK Paris Ky paid her Abandonment is given as th grounds for t fee divorce Williams Won worth of property in Fleming county and asks that 750 per year alimony be The plaintiff Chickamauga to proceed to Lexington Mrs J W Taylor on August 3d 1897 Miss Mary Bryan alleges that her husband owns 12000 The Third Division consists of the Twelfth Minnesota Fifth Pennsylvania Eighth Mississippi Twenty first Kansas Twelfth New York Ninth Pennsyl vania Second Missouri First New Hampshire The Second Division is to Knoxville Tne Second Kenordered tucky will remain in camp at Chickamauga The Fourth Kentucky now in camp at Lexington has been ordered to Jacksonville Fla and attached to the Tht Third Division Seventh Corps which was ordered to Lexington may march through from Chickamauga ¬ ¬ ¬ Forsyth Auctioneer The Democrats of the Ninth Congres ¬ sional District in convention yesterday at Cynthiana nominated Hon Mordecai Williams of Boyd county over Hon Waller Sharp of Bath Hon J N Kehoe of Mason Hon Wm Cole of Greenup and Hon Frank Powers of Carter The couveution was iu session two days and the winner was nomi ¬ nated on the seventy ninth ballot Kehoe led the race until the last few ballots Burial And Resurrection r A nice line of new lamps c ivod at at J T Hintons just Commonwealth Sued For Salaries one of George towns loveliest young ladies is the OP gu 8t of her cousin Mrs Jos A Vlson on Mt Airy avenue Mrs Jane Emily Miller formerly of Millersburg now of St Louis and Mrs Matt Piper of Cincinnati vre I will sell without reserve the 6 room guests at Mr Saml James yesterd iv cottage on Main Street adjoining the Miss June Jameson handsomer Christian Church on than ever returned home Tuesday niirbt AUGEST 20 1898 from Terre Haute Ind where she has SATURDAY been for almost a year attending college at 1030 oclock a xii Said cottage has six rooms albo summer kitth n good ORripn cistern cellar etc Lot fronts 48 ft 6 Miss A Julia been in has at in on Main street run8 back same attendance Colorado the Normal Institute width 107 ft 3 in Teris-One-thcash balance ird at Denver during the past two week aood notes one and two years with in ¬ Soim of the leading educational special ¬ Desirable Cotta gs shirt waist is sent home looking as fresh and perfect as the new article and are only too pleased that we can give gratification and satirf iction to our patrons Ave drt W M HINTON JR Telephoae No 4 TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS The Bonrboii Steam Lauudryv BKO etp i Douglass Will McNamara of this city have formed a partnership to give hypnotic exhibitions and burial and resurrection feats They will be known as Next week one will The Boones bury a man at Urbana and Westerville Ohio and the other will perform th feat at Columbus and Toledo At each place the subject will remain under Forty Hours Devotion before being resureround three davs r faA nnnB MnNamara of this Beginning Sunday morning forty citv will leave next week to assist bis hours devotion will be held at the OathfOQf oiic Church Rev Father Burke will 41 u -i utuiuci in iuc onuoatiuuat jiv Ra hH i been buried several times and has ex-- preach in the morning and Rev Father Rev a u ninnfD 11ULU via nrnRvan will nreach at nieht w tf I CllCUUfll IllJ 111 CUClJLa Father Major will preach Monday night underground ¬ 4 - Prop Edwin Boone and Prof John Gen H B Lyon of Eddyville Sena- ¬ tor J M Thomas of Paris and W O B McCarty of Shepherdsville the com- ¬ missioners who built the Eddyville penitentiary in 18s4 have filed separate suits in the State Fiscal Court at Frankfort against the Commonwealth for 4000 each for salary alleged to be due them The cases will be heard at The the September term of court represented by Judge W plaintiffs are S Pryor and C P Chenault ioi - - J w- - I it Raceland Jersey butter sale by Newton Mitchell Read J T Hintons display ad on for fourth page It is money in your pocket tf terest at sixper cent ists in the United States lectured before J J GROSUHE the Institute A T Forsrth Anctr Dr and Mrs H H Roberts and ron return jd to Paris Tuesday night after an absence of a fortnight Dr Roberts spent his vacation j t Mt Clemens t u Mich and Mrs Roberts and sou spent the time at the home of the Doctors I have a choice lot of good bucks for parents in Walton Ky sale a farm at Tarr Station CAS P GQFF Miss Agnes Lockwood of Helena ¬ Paris Ky Ark who has had a delightful fort nights visit at Dr and Mrs John Bowens left Wednesday evening for Lexington in company with her father who came down to Paris to spend the day and return with her I desire to lease for a term of y ears Mr R T Gentry v of Sedalia Mo neai my farm in Bowrbon county Mr Richard T Gentry and daughter Ewalts Cross Roads and on Pgris rfaiui TurnpiW Miss Elizabeth Gentry of Kansas CityV hundred and sixty six acres Possession Mrs Theodore Shelton of St Louis given March t 1899 privilege of seed Mr O P Gentry of Smithville Mo ing given No one nt strictly reliable and Mr and Mrs Saml Stone of parties need apjly W E HIBLER Frankfort and Mrs John D Harris of i i 232 W Main et Lexington Ky Madison who have been attending th 6 fcijn Proprietors Bucks For Sal ADMINIBTRATORS NO GAS NO CCCANE 9aug-3wk-- 6t A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free fiom anv alter effects Uatephoric treatment for painless filling Set of teeth Upper and lower Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns Painless extraction S 00 All persons knowing themselves in dt bttd to the late D Miller deceas ¬ ed will please settle with the under ¬ signed at once Those holding claims against said decedent will present them proven as required by law to H Ci Ml 4 Howard attorney 4t FOR PeE3STT 50 cts up 1500 S LILLESTON Aduir D Miller Decd 100 up 50 500 cts J0 Hours MIB ID 5 SCHOCL HOTICE The next session of my school will be¬ gin the first Monday in September 14je 321 Main St Paris Ky opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Teephone 79 Pt yfmie m tf W L YERKES f 6 m THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY AUGUST f ATAL GIFT - 12 1898 f J I MMMMMBWBMBW Darcie and Mike worked close to- ¬ r reached for his rifle he listened fcrp-THE gether and were never unarmed or of ly till he heard Mikes whistle then he THE BOURBON NEWS Sing- says SJudoIphus and the minstrel their guard When Mike two or three sang out ISSLj Eighteenth Year Established sincvs t days after the storm was obliged to go Are ye there Moriarty The soldiers hardly lift their gloomy eyes Published Every Tuesday and Friday by to Wallace for supplies he avoided the Co Yes Mike was there and he had magic voice and wizard strings Office over Q S Varden But soon the WALTER CHAMP Kdltors and Owners railroad track and took the old trail brought news of which he disburdened Rearm Cefeat with zeal for new emprise the BRUCE MILLER i and Darcie remained in the tunnel with himself together with his bacon and king In vain I cried the Amazing 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p his Winchester handyand an ore car on flour and pail of lard and matches and Office Hours thought you inspire To spur them to the track by way of barricade He was candles and coffee He had as ha said RESOURCES OF PHILIPPINES Accept this jewel the ardor kingdom bought with a in his working clothes but he was not made a pack horse of himself And yet scarce meet for one of Heavens av the counthry widout lave av the making wages not even the wages of Ih- I dunno f what country this is were choir Iliere Is Arast WealtH In tlie brotherhoods But they quinched him a trammer according to company livin in now he began in his richest Awaiting Cul ¬ lands DEALER IN Sing mighty minstrel thine enraptured and his prattle about his rights Him prices He was still grinding away at bass shaking out a reef in his r rs tivation Oil voice that equivocal position from which as till the timbers rang Its not a free Furniture Window Shades Should rouse the sons of sorrow far and and the other lad that was workin Cloths Carpets Mattresses near wid him they haled up the mountain he had volunteered to Miss Bingham country be gosh The niost important agricultural Call a man a foul tribulation neath thy spell rejoice Etc the next eastern mail was to release name and bate the loife out av him product is what is known to commerce Let let despair make way for hope and by a long thrail And ye takin us says they him He was already free in intention thats right Thim anarchists rounded Where are as Manila hemp Thousands of tons of cheer we 11 go out paeeiui tnc way we and his conscience toward her was up wan o the Caltrop boys in town last is raised annually on the this liber Special attention given to Ondertak Again the singer swept the enchanted come in by the railroad but evidence of his previous po- ¬ evenin and settled wid him for a shcab Ing and Repairing clear Pacific slopes of the southern islands string Ye might get hurted that way sition was still upon his person in the and a thraitor The gyards found him Main Street - - - - Paris KY where it also grows wild That this Again arosfi the strain surpassing sweet oE the Philip- ¬ But disappointment fell on court and king says big Dan Bafferty pokin his ugly contents of a certain letter which he at daybreak and tiliphoned to the man ¬ is the leading product The mystic charm was somehow incom- ¬ fun at thim Wallace and Gem is full had written on the very day before ager and word come down he was to be pines is due to the fact that its culplete av excited min it might not be safe the day that brought her to the cabin sint up to the harspital on a han cyar BOUSE AND LOT AffD BLACK- tivation requires the least effort With eye the restless and onjy careless attention it is possible to For ever fastenanon that jewel fair as dawn for ye Well take ye by a quiet road To send it or not to send it that was Tree nv the Caltrop boys shoved him up SMITH SHOP FOR SALE on Would the question To whom did that letter the thrack and as they was bringin raise many tons to the acre The And then as if the blue should fail the where jell meetAvid no wan And they prodded the boys up the belong the cyar back the union min set upon iiber is obtained from u species of sky DESIRE to sell my honso and ot something from the song was mountain abusin thim all the way plantain cabled abaca a tree which A subtle Im a broken reed he said aloud them and mishandled them and two with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ gone two hundhred men dhrivintwo batin and then he could not help laughing got away and wan was left on the ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal of from 15 to 20 grows to the height feet and i5 from 8 to 12 inches in Days passed away the gifted bard became on ile cans wid shticks and cussin them for he was in a curious case His medi thrack wid the sinse knocked out av ance in twelve months For further A songfeas dreamer oer priceless stone wid every foul name they could turn tation went en in the silence somewhat mm Ana the mine showed its guns to particulars address or call on diameter The trunk may be as eas- Majestic genius stumbled ahalt and lame BEN J F SHARON purtectitsminewhilstthey was fetchin ily separated as a stalk of celeiy An Entrancing power renounced Ker regal their tongue to They shoved them out to the following effect Jacksonville Ky d3oct tf over the Mbntany divide and the ordinary knife only is required to throne I cant do their work and I wont him in and the women began to screech f the cut down the tree and a rude instru- ¬ Mine mine king fault exclaimed the clothes half tore off them wid thehand fake their money They must send out that the mine was firm on the town troubled ment is used to press out the juice He turned and gave directions to his men lin they got Twas the month av April another man better not send a young And all the bigmouths was talkin and XaSC3- and shred the fiber After a little Take from the bard that rare and costly an the snows was cruel deep They one By Jove its rough on the old I think the crisis has come And that put them out on a forsaken road to company Im the fourth one and Ive scriptur they nailed upon the door thing dryiiig in the sun and packing it into Then then the singer sang with power wally through the drifts forty five miles succumbed as Mike says like my pred- ¬ outside that manes business Darcie bales of 240 pounds each it is ready again I No hang it not like my dear T is a small private matther but for shipment The United States and Rev H Edward Mills in Chicago Ad- ¬ to Thompsons falls and they straDgers ecessors to the way Theres nare a house but predecessors England take almost the entire crop vance I thank the Lord Im I think thejTl be lookin afther us pret- ¬ wan an that wan closed aginst them boodde proof and drink proof and ty soon Hemp of this kind is grown nowhere The Bluegraas Nurseries offer erery Why do you say us Mike Your thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No for fear of the union else in the world It is said that a proof at a pinch against the seductions fori une awaits one who can invent a Accents And thats how wan labrin man of the elk and the big horn in their name is not in it Strawberry and general nnraeirf cat¬ machine which will accelerate the Im in whatever my pardners in taches another wrho are his bosses in native wilds When Singleton came alogue on application to process of pressing out the juice and this free counthry By the Lord above out the foxy old manager took him But heres the quarest go and by the leaving only the fiber A rude pulp if 1 come to have bosses over me Ill not hunting Happy thought hunt first cross I dunno fwhat to make av it Im H F HILLENMEEE Ivnife and a lever for holding it strong choose them wid the heart av an awl investigate afterward- - Big time they none so fond o the nayborhood av the Lexington Kt ly in position are the instruments now j and the head av a hanshpike Do they had They got so chummy over their Big Horn but its the shortest way and Telephone 279 3n iise think theyre doin the labrin man any camp fire that Singleton- felt like a the bo3rs is mostly in town on this rack- ¬ Next in the order of importance as good by such blaggard work as this brother to the whole outfit by the time et I was tellin yey so I snaked along up Carl Crawford ALVA CRAWFORD is sugar The a product of the soil Faith I think were like to have a labor hed shot a brace of big horn and lost the thrack and as I was steppin up the poorest sugar in the world is produced inquisition here if things goes on his money regularly at poker with the thrail by the managers house a nate Philippines and yet the islands In the Tis too much power to put in the boys there wasnt a spot on the sun of little girl foregathered wid me tOOTE Is this Mike MeGowan says she are capable of producing- the best hands av men as ignorant as they is I his regard It was a simple matter to investigate after that Took Binghams reason for the poor quality lies sassy The Its bound to be Mike said L whin a purty gurl Is passin the word asked word for everything Did the scabs get througii in the method of manufacturing and not in any disadvantage of sil climate went down with a Im thinkln Tt was Abby Steers thats Darcie Poor Langley or character of the cane which is Wan av thim got through an teshti run what with the altitude and the hcrasekeepinT for Misther Bingham but Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts Copyright 1S94 by Mary Hallock Foote rsuperior in saccharine The methods fied in coort to what Im tellin ye and fancy potations they seduced him with I thought her a good bit ouldcr than sugar manufacture which prevailed of wid him and other witnesses and affida ¬ he drank himself silly and was shipped this wan But ye niver can tell they III Continued make themselves what age they please in the fifteenth century are still in vits by scores the owners got an injunc ¬ home like a sheep Mike inquired tion laid on the miners unions all an vogue in the Philippines Are ye listenin Has that pardner of yours Jack got any Grant they claim never Philippines seeing that Darcie was eying his pa- ¬ siveral for to quit intimidatin an con rearer the Big Horn than New York Darcie has he left says she The third product of the Becase av shpirin in the Cor de Lane But twas That was a slander I dare say I didnt m the order of importance is tobacco pers in a meditative way He has not says I For why PARIS KENTUCKY furnishes a ye are not Ill not waste rnc breath While the United States no use at all except to make thim mad stop in New York I never tempted the should he leave Go 011 said Darcie I was only ye moight as well shake an old broom at gods and denied my weakness I never market for the hemp and sugar of 1 heard he got notice thats all satisfactory Calla Wbrk Manila scarcely any of its tobacco comparing what I have said myself a grizzly bear Ye know the rest your- ¬ professed to be girl proof I came says she Theres a lad wants to sec promptlyguaranteed Your work if answered or cigars is brought to this country with what you are saying Its odd we self But thats how guarded trainloads straight on thought Ird be safe when him if he hasnt skipped but she cant Bolicited Prices reasonable except now and then upon sailing ves- ¬ should look at it in the same way av shcabs come into the Cor dc Lanes Id got Into the mountains go- to hfm and itll not be healthy for sels engaged in eastern trade But Youre a hot headed Irishman like all and thats how it is the mines is armed Comes a knock at the door one pitch him- to come where she is if anybody the crop is an important one and to the rest of them Mike Why arent an barricaded all but the Big Horn black night and In she steps fn herwet happens to- see him AM DR CALDWELLS bacco and cigars have long held the you swearing vows ag ainst the oppres- ¬ sole and lone which niver come into the TO BE CONTINUED same reputation in the east that the sors owners association at all and gives the CURES INDIGESTION 1 wan av thim meself union all it asks product holds in the west Becase Im Havana ACTS OF HEROISM Xately the industry has shown a ten Its not a hobo I am packin me blank- ¬ What reason did Bingham offer do dency to expand owing to the fact ets from camp to camp Ive a shtake vou know for not coming into the asso Often Performed by TTiose of Knmble that the Spanish government realiz ¬ av me own in the counthry and if this ciation asked Darcie Birth ing in one instance at least the effects foolishness goes on Im clane ruined He gev the reason that the Big Horn Acts of heroism were not wanted in of aji evil policy has abandoned its Theres no man can run a mine in the is a wet mine which it is but nayther the horrors of the fire in the charity monopoly ofthe trade Cor de Lane no nor sell it av he was the water nor the work in the mine iver bazaar in Paris While the fiameAvas There are few other products of ag¬ to give it away the gait things is go- - kep the Big Horn boys underground sweeping through the- mass of delicate EAST BOUND riculture to be mentioned Fruit is in now whin the union wanted thim on top lightly clad women and the burning t Ah its not a question av the miner They trots back and fort the same as Louisville rip t cultivated but grows wild in tar was raining down on tlhem thera Lt Lexington 1830am 600pm 115am 840pm Ar abundance and variety characteristic at all They wants to run things here they owned the mine Some says the were men and women who remained LvLexIngtou ll2oam 850pm 8T0am 550pra 6i0pra of a tropical country Bananas of de ¬ the same as they does in Montany Ye ould mans that tied up wid his own Lv calm thinking of others instead of Ar WincliPterll5Sam flrpmlhlium 705pm Mt Sterllni22opm optn 950am licious flavor oranges of poor quality wouldnt believe the power av he foolishness he cant help the way things brjam 540pm themselves Ar Washington mangos guavas and many other na ¬ union in Butte Things was gettin is goin Pcther Banning the foreman Ar Philadelphia105ain TOopm A window was opened in the wall Ar New York 1240nu 90Spm tive fruits grow wild There are no mighty quare last spring before the thats in since Misther Bingham come The wife of the academician Hcredia olives or tigs and there is no vine mine owners tuk tbe defensive Faith has the pull on him entirely Hes a TEST BOUND saw it and urged her daughter toward t ¬ culture Dairy farming has not yet there waslittle law in the Cor de Lanes mighty man in the union is Pete an t it The girl pushed her mother for Ar Winchester- - 730nm IrlOpm 600am 250pw been established in the islands al ¬ that could howld above the law av the hes well acquainted wid thesaycretsav 800am 520pm Tiodsuu 345pm An old woman of the poorer Ar Lexington ward 9llHin UoOpm though there is said to be great op ¬ union class named Surrault had reached the Ar Frankfort the management Tis he knows all ArShelbyville 1001am 7r20pm portunity in that direction Butter is Whin Hogan the shifboss was about the commissions the ouldmanlias 1100am 815pm chair before the window She drew Ar Louisville from London in bottles and murdhered in the Caltrop mine imported ¬ to escape in her marked thus f run daily ex¬ Trains supav ivery back and forced them pocketed naturally is held at a very high price shtabbed in the breast wid the prong plies that along in andorder formine pTace She was carried out later cruel ¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily a costly he gets Throughout all the islands of the av a miners canle slriick an him it is to run for the compny ye may Through Sleepers between Louisville ly buried and when asked why she is yet in an comin out o the tunnel to the dhryin- Lexington and New York without archipelago agriculture gave up her chancesaid lay your life on that Times when I undeveloped state Yas4 opportunities house in broad day there was plenty Is this HiTte McQcwanS sa3 sbo They loved each other so much I change workin For rates Sleeping Car reservation ot may be fomd for exploiting modern that saw it but him that done it was was mine was in it Id hear outside that could not see them die doin poorly not a hatful the any information call on methods of farming There is not a a union man an divil a witness cud av ore in sight whin skirt like a lily in its sheath a rose and One royal princess was present F B Carr Id know meself farm in any of the islands which will be found to say he seen it They there was bodies av ore bein covered lily in one And I am gone all at once Duchesse dAIencon She was the chief NRR Agent L compare favorably with even the wouldnt dast for the union can pro up by in March a chinook is Pans Ky order av the manager for reasons like a snow slidetheres not enough left patroness of the charity and when orGEORGE W Barney worst on the American continent tect its own be they lambs or wolves nothing to it Div Pass Agent they would have carried her out of the Plowing is done with a sharpened The hand av it was that heavj on tjlie that he kep to himself Pether Ban of me to wipe up the floor with Lexington Ky flames she drew behind a stall say- is known of agri owners a man couldnt be seen shpak ning is in all that ye see so the ciild stick and nothing What shall I call it mountain fever 5 such in frindly on the street with wan av man has got to be frinds wid Pethers No Langley said he had mountain ingOur guests must go first cultural She as are used in the United States and them but the union tuk note av him for frinds fever mine is not the same kind Say perished in the flames None of her The COAST LINE to MACKINAC Come Mike dont be scandalous other civilized countries Only the a thraitor There was not a thing the Black THE Hes a Ive struck ifc rich in theask for Dwarf ancestors ever faced death more roy - most primitive tnetnods are em mines cud do but combine or quit said Darcie rising to his feet assays ally No the governor will soaker if you like a coward I suspect ployed business or be dictated to by the an incapable if ever there was one and want to organize a company no Among those wrho carried out the The mineral resources of Uie islands uaion bosses like childher Last au- ¬ company wanted here No Ill give it burning victims at the risk of their liave never been developed although tumn whin the mines shut down by but not a common thief and swinjdler straight say that things are rot- ¬ own lives were two scullions from the ft Ah ye know it well enough Tis to em tliey are known to be considerable common consint it was partly to get ten rotten as the devil but Im not the hotel a poor cab driver a plumber and There is coal in abundance in Cebu and bi tther rates for transportation but as public as the winds The com man for a committee of one to investi- ¬ a street sweeper These men worked lcgros Gold is found in the alluvial tbat wouldnt go down with the union pnys far away from the rumor av it gate Manager Binghams administra- encircled by sweeping rings of fire and ig t v jgpszr deposits along the streams and at the boys Thcj had it the owners had or twould have been known before tion Let them discover the reason for covered witlh frightful burns MACKIMAC mouths of rivers particularly in Luzon turned the tables on them and gone on now The ould mans name is rife wid themselves they wouldnt believe mine We very naturally explain the her- ¬ DETROIT and Mindanao Copper exists in the a shtrike themselves and that wouldnt shcandals and how he comes by such a if I crave it I have told them theres a oism of the high born lady by saying darlin for his daughter is a thing I PETOSKEY central districts of Luzon and lead is do ye know for the first principle av miners war toward and the time is not that the feeling that she must be brave in Cebu Immense deposits the unions is that nobody shall com- ¬ cant cipher out meself niver havih good for investigations plentiful CHICAGO and courteous rven in death had come seen the lady he buried Mrs Bingham of sulphur are found in the craters of bine but themselves Again Darcie spoke aloud using I down to her through generations of 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers was extinct volcanoes and in some of the ¬ ancestors Put how did it The Greatest Perfection vet attained in Boat Well the shuttin down didnt work that We are not discussing the ladies of regret to say a strong expression in re chivalrous islands there is found a good quality of in all ways as they hoped Fightin it Luxurious Equipment Artistic gard to the letter which he held in his come to the scullion and the street Construction Decoration and Etilclcat Service Furnishing iron ore Hon Prank A Vanierlip in out is bad whichever side makes the the management Darcie demurred tihe Insuring What after all makes sweener the highest degree of Dod Im not like a fasset thir to hand He flung it on the table Century Not familiarity with danger COflFORT SPEED AND SAFETV kick the wrong ones is sure to get be turned en TVhy in thuncter didnt I send it the hero hurted The best merit wint off seekin screw Mike and off wid a twisht av the minute it was written The informat- for Sir Colin Campbell after years of Four Trips per Week Betwcen WJtcn You Meet In Jnpmi rejoined Ye can take brave fighting never drew his sword find it the me as I come or lave me alone ion- in it belongs to the company Is it Nothing is more amusing tuan to work where they could Toledo Detroit Mackinac losing color wans that shtayed an growled they watch two acquaintances saluting in theirs isitmine Itson my conscience without of us would like to stand for MARQUETTE PETOSKEY THE SOO Ill leave you alone smiled Darcie Most AND DULUTH the streets of a Japanese town As was the worst av the lot and all winter and then was silent for a long while that it ought to go The amount of one glorious moment as heroes in the LOV Mackinac aaS they come in sight of each other they they was cussin an blowin an gettin but he was too restless apparently to systematic robbery and lying and cor eyes of a watching world But no spell Return RATES to PIcturcsquB Berths including Heals and Proas s shteam for a big fight Take a town rupting of the companys agents that has ever been foimd which will com- Cleveland 18 from Toieds 15 fcoux Detroit slacikeh their pace and approach with ut return to his writing av idle men an free whisky flow downcast eyes and averted face as if full Mike had a suspicion that his partner gone on here is almost too picturesque mand the moment or the high courage S1350 EVERY EVENING in by the gallon and a set av bull would aieither was worthv of beholding the did not slcjop much that night notthat for belief I woniTer what they meet it There are humbler vir Between Detroit and Cleveland headed chumps that never did an hon- ¬ come an ¬ to other then they bow low so as to est he lay awake himself to see but some- ¬ have put up on me if I had which wc can master and oppor- ¬ days work in their lives talking body nounced as the companys representa- ¬ tues Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains bring the face on a level with the knees had been up burning fircwoodi in for all poinu East South and Southwest and at I tunities for them are always ready on which the palms of the hands are about the wrongs av the labrin man unreasonable quantities Darcie who tive authorized to make a report After all a little candle burning Detroit lor all points North and Northwest ye know whatll be the end of that should have succumbed a little more every night through the slowly passing Sunday TrlpsJune inly August and Sepiembw Only pressed A succession of hissing sounds The mines gcv out in the spring never complained of his food left his previously thats all I should liave is next made by drawing- Jr the breath they was ready EVERY DAY BETWEEN to reshume and pub breakfTst nntasted and Mike ruef illy looked at her and tendered my resigna- ¬ years makes as much light in the house¬ Cleveland Put-in-Bclosed teeth inter ¬ between the scraped into the lire the whole of a fine Toledo as a lightning flash once in a life tion on the snot A curious fatality that time Youths Companion spersed with a series of complimentary lished their scale av wages three for boiled potato soaked in ham gravy Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address both been here about the same phrases uttered with great volubility unshkilled and three and a half for A A SCHANT2 o p DETROIT MCH Its the heart av him shakin his in weve and I never saw her till last night Popularity In a sort of undertone falsetfto each shkilled miners the same as it was at sides so that he cannot ate I have been lime me Detroit ana Go steam The late bishop of Wakefield the I mean two nights ago It is an age Trying to outdo his friend in rapidity first And then the union put forth its that way meself Ah me ljtte Darcie moment that popular years is and extravagance of langnage while last word iveiy man workiu undher ed betther have wint for the docther yet it in the verj present How can 1 modestly Dr How a fewstory of ago ground shud get three fifty and no told a pleasant Ilangthe letter the I live the palms are diligently rybbed At man widThe Shortest Line and shud take less and work wid or shttyed proof the ould man and put send it after our little talk about her progress of a bishop winning his way climax is reached nivd each last the that has a girbav me a my to the hearts of his people When he life in the Cor de Lane Twas me to the The Best Sen ice between troubes I will trust you with endeavors to give the precedence to the hisen the owners shied their hat into own I think I see ye this minute Ivitty troubles said she She shall trust mej first became bishop suffragan of East tl Cincinnati and the bummer other For some moments perhaps for dttrmr tJods blessin on ye wheriver polite contest con the ring and both sides shtripped for ye arke If her notorious old parent is to be in- ¬ London in 1S78 the sight of his gai a full minute the Resorts of the Great Lakes vestigated they must send another tered legs set tin ues then the ceremony abruptly liirht Twas aisy bringin in men man3 Were a rum crowd over there that Was ends as if the difficulty were capable IT Whats that A set of doting grandmammas wera of none but a brisque solution and wtllin to work for three dollars and A BROKEN REED glad to get it but it wasnt aisy kapin A bishop moves me to tears and lawgh Answer wiser It the two pass on hurriedly with a look A year later it was us when faith is They couldnt bide the life tlcm here The threatened notice for Durcie to ter the faith that is in of extreme relief Brooklvn Citizen ttey led nith the union puttin its pack his blankets was not in Lis case downright silliness and the fantastic Whos that Answer-r-Th- e To ConimHBlcatc- - with Marx shpite on them Some was sedjuced delivered- lhpersn It appnrc rl with suspciors that feed upon us whenever bishop AND THE GREAT LAKEi 0 An eminent astronomer says that lxito 3 mm but more wasscared out out visible human a gene v on the out cj5MnnV ihfl wronrr card Before he left London for Wake ei ollfor communication with the inhabi ar the counthry entirely They leaked side of the door of the Black Dwarf and- Kgllere a sound cf footsteps crossing field the answer was VVhy donicher knowr thats ouj tants of Mars we should rejqmreflag -- away faster 7than they was fetched in ine language was such thct it cannot be ihe- - dump from neiow wasjv aeara 3 Trains Daily fcctween as Ireland and a pole oOOjaiilea and than that Ktayed was that harassed repeated here Tit Bit ail large crouched behind the car and bishop CtXClNATfandirrMirVV Darcie long Chicago TimesrlEezaLkL I an worried they couldnt do theiri l work like min At last there was two boys workin in the Talc o Woe that had the sand to say they would nayther jine nor quitJ They stud out an tuk their punish¬ ment Wan av them was an Amerikin and he was cliver wid his talk about his rights to work where he plased and for who he plased under the laws 4 H A SMITH GEO W DAVIS ¬ I f ¬ ¬ 1 SPJE1 TREES J 898 PLANTS VINES i t - - A - ioTCK CRAWFORD BROS -- JOHN CONNELLY T - - i - YRUP PEPSI1V 1BE 01 uL t TIME TABLE - fit pi S I ve t A ff k - labor-saving-impleme- nts 1 ¬ 1 TO ¬ ¬ J - ay Mam M - J f oncEast-enderaskingjan-oth- er vHv -- tlillHl MiCHiGlH - ¬ 3 - -- ¬ - 1 - - - - tV ek i A j f u fl5--- - v THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY AUGUST A LITTLE NONSENSE 12 1898 HIS HEARING DESTROYED Iiient Harrison of tlie Oregon ferB from Concussion Ctvuseel by Firing Blgr Gun Suf- - Talk about snaps said the man on the 119S bicycle And just then it snapped Indianapolis Journal Hieks Which do you think is likely to get married iirst a homely girl or ei smart girl Wicks The one that Is asked first Somerville Mass Journal 2Tore But the Brave Could you love a man who was cowardly Julia Well I should want him to have courage enough to propose Chicago v ¬ nothingso wholesomeor so nutritious as corn meal What do you think of Dandy that Think he is in the corn meal business Boston Transcript In Doubt Is that your baby asked the interested party What a cute little child What is he saying now I dont know replied the perplexed father You see his mother carries the code book Philadel ¬ her trial trip phia North American A Missed Chance She Have you PAY OF SOLDIERS WITHHELD ever formed any idea of what an angel ¬ realty looks like He after some de- Gen Shnfter Says It Would¬ Demor alize His Men nt San Xo I dont believe I liberation tiago have He found loitering on her rich papas porch unpleasant after that A Washington dispatch to the New Cleveland Leader It was York Evening Telegram says Thrift Parker My wife has the the intention of the government to most extravagant ideas of economy pay the troops at Santiago next week She sent me a but owing to the request of Gen Harker How so telegram last week while I was in Phil Shaffer the payment has been indefiadelphia that cost me a dollar and nitely postponed A few days ago Seca half just because there were only retary Alger cabled Gei Shafter to three of my stamped envelopes left the effect that officers would go on Life the Resolute with more than 1000000 The great ship reeled clearly she The monej- - was sent to New York and Lad got her death blow Lost the pajmasters had recived their orshrieked many of the passengers But ders to sail there wee a few who remained calm Gen Shatter said the men were in and set about overpowering the crew no actual need of money and in hia and took other measures looking to opinion 1000000 would produce a the preservation of life Detroit most demoralizing effect among the Journal 20000 men under his command i The money has been temporarily SAVED AN AMERICAN ARMY deposited in the subtreasury at New ¬ ¬ ¬ Record Anxious Mother How is it that you have so much trouble with your house- ¬ keeping You told me your wife could cook Adult Son She can Then She wont what is the matter N Y Weekly Arrah go way wid yure little Long Oiland praties said the newly-arrive- d Mr Murphy to his nephew Shure thlm we raise at home do be so big that half a bushel o thim ud fill a bushel basket Judge Granby He said that people eat too much flour bread that there is ¬ Lieut W H Harrison of Washing ton one of the officers of the battleship Oregon when she made the 15000 mile trip around the Horn is in the naval hospital in Brooklyn with his hearing almost destroyed At the first bombardment of Santiago Lieut Harrison was in charge of the after 13 inch gun turret on the Oregon An eight inch gun was fired directly over his head and the concussion was so great that the drum of his left ear was broken and his right ear seriously injured He has a long leave and has made arrangements to undergo a course of treatment with a Manhattan specialist The Oregon said Lieut Harrison is the bulldog of the American navy We fellows who were on her in the trip around the Horn had no idea that the whole country thought we might be slaughtered by the Spanish fleet I tell you she is a wonder and alone would have given Czrveras fleet a lot of work to do In the race after the Spanish fleet we began at the tail end and worked up until only the Brooktyn was ahead of us The Oregon simply went by the Spaniards peppering every vessel with shells until she got up to the Colon which was in the lead In that running battle the Oregon made 16 knots the record of ¬ ¬ he entered while the eldest daughter was saying things confidentially to her mother Bess was just telling me that the young man that visited the JBroketons last sum ¬ mer 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 misunder ¬ She Scored Tkat Time Whats that said the old gentleman as iuiuiuiuiuiuiuuuiuiuiuiuilji maZBr Remember the name ¬ standing thatryou have the utmost resentment 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 breakfast next morning ¬ ¬ 9L0mMM m i when you buy again s 9 ¬ What did vousav him distinctly that if he didnt know any better than to send such things in a letter instead of bringing them in per I told Yes Good son I would have to forego the pleasure of his acquaintance For the next five minutes the family were terror stricken under a ckonviction that the ft head of the household had burst a blood vessel Stray Stories needs coaxing not crowding Dr Ayers Pills stand vith 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 Ayers 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 KW 9 BEAUTIFUL HOMES The Tendency of the Age Is Toward POPULAR Giieao Excursion Moral Decorations 5K2 s ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tlie Descendants of a Xew Englnnd Heroine 3Ieet Annually to Tes ¬ tify to Her Ilravery The memory of a woman who prevented the command of Gen Sullivan from being massacred by Indians in 1799 has just been honored by a celebration in the town of Colesville near Binghamton X Y by her descendants On the farm of Thomas Taylor in the town of Colesville stands a tumble- down log cabin The cabin originally x was the property of Zedekiah Hamlin who with his family came to this section from Connecticut before the breaking out of the revolution The valley was a meeting place for the In dians and while the tribes were all friendly Mr Hamlin with an eye to the necessity fofc possible future de ¬ fense built his house like a miniature fort One daughter Dorothy was known far and wide among the red inhabitants of the valley as Wachita the song bird If ajiapoose was ill she would visit the lodge sometimes traveling miles on foot or horseback to administer simple remedies and croon it to sleep Thus she gained the good will of the red men and was safe at any time of the day or night in the depths of the forest This was the state of things when in 1799 the news was flashed among the tribes in this section that Gen Sullivan with troops was coming down the valley to avenge the Cherry valley massacre and tliough the In ¬ dians in this vicinity had no hand in it all would be slain Night saw the hills in and around Binghamton red with signal tires summoning tribes from all quarters to a conference at the junction of the two rivers Miss Hamlin had a brother in Sullivans t army and this was known to a squaw whose baby the yirl hadsaved bj care ful mirsing At dusk the second dav after the big talk the squaw crept to the threshold of the Hamlin cabin and whispered to Miss Dorothy that if she wished to save her brother she should warn the white soldiers to tvoid the main road at a spot be tween this city and Union as a large body of Indians was in ambush there In order to find him Miss Dorothy must go alone The brave girl did not hesi Tate for a moment but hastily pre paring she started out with only the stars for a guide Her travels through the country and contact with the In dians had given her an insight into wood lore that now proved valuable After 54 hours of continuous travel she reached the outpost of Gen Sulli vans camp and delivered her message A company of soldiers was detailed to make a flank movement on the enemy and drive them from ambush The attack was such a complete surprise to the Indians that they retreated in haste Now once a 3ear on the anniver sary of this day- the descendants of ¬ ¬ ¬ York WILL CRUISE OFF CUBA Mrs Ames n Wealthy Woman Char- ters a Famous Yacht to Be Near Her Husband Adelbert Ames the wealtny wife of Brig Gen Ames now at San tiago has chartered the famous old cup defender America which was the property of the late Benjamin F Butler and will use the jacht in cruising in Cuban waters The America has been thoroughly overhauled and will be ready to leave for the West Indies in four weeks A desire to be near her husband and two sons who are now with tiie United States forces in Cuba prompted Mrs Ames to undertake the cruise Although nearly 50 years old the America is said to be stanch and sea worthy She will be commanded by a capable navigator and will carry a Mrs ¬ ¬ ¬ matter or advertisement whatever Until September 1st Messrs J C Hubing er Bros Co propose to distribute these plaques free to their customers Every pur chaser of three ten cent packages of Elastic Starch flat iron brand manufactured by J 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 the 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 mar ket 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 jour 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 Probably at no time in the worlds history has as much attention been paid to the in- ¬ terior decoration of 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 especially designed for hanging on dining room walls though their richness and beau- ¬ ty 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 rustomers 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 ¬ ¬ ¬ Take Ayis PSIlm A Tuesday August tvrrg 1 6 Bio Four Kouie eautiful i7sqjRCHillj TFkT Wh Drmttnpt INVFMrTrtS rnntt mr lir ONE POUND JUKES COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF ASD KCE jSWHEH flKSI BUGH fiW resent 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 atgreat expense a series of four ¬ lFroni Cincinnati Tickets good returning live days after date of sale Elegant trains ot Varlor cars Wagner Sleepers and iiigli back coaches 7l - miii or THIS STARCH WILL CO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH UCHUBINGERB10SC9 iKEOXUKJOWA KEWHAVEHMKH Personally conducted by repre ¬ sentative of 25ig- Four who will look alter tbe wants of passen ¬ gers This excursion needs no introduction to the public and the popularity oi tlie Big Four the natural route to Niagara Falls via Buffalo is well known Full inlonnation in pamphlet form can Ue obtained from any Big Four ket office Wi R2 rf me ¬ exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Quaii English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold USf ¬ JUi MS OA and sizes for DRILLING SVBLLS for house farm City and Village xater Works Factories Ice Plants Brew- ¬ eries irrig ation Coal and Mineral M Prospecting on ana bas etc LATEST and BEST 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Write us WHAT YOU want 17I3 A1AICE rH 8 Hub k U all kinds k NTON TIFFIN OHIO ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute StA ran All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch ceive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not bo sent by mail They can be obtained only from your Its a peculiar thing about barhgs mused the philosopher that no sooner do they scrape acquaintance with a man than N thev immediately proceed to cut him Y World --- Too Trne Remember the name S dOfe F Flat Iron Brand arc entitled to re- ¬ when you buy J grocer A powder to be shaken into the shoes At this season your feet feel swollen nervous and hot and get tired easily If you have smarting feet or tight shoes try Allens Foot Ease It cools the feet and makes walkCures swollen and sweating feet blisters and callousspots Relievescornsand bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort Try it to day Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25c Trial package FREE Ad- ¬ dress Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y ing easy Try Allens Foot Ease Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only t lC KrtiICSS UCCl -- again w ft ¬ 6 eh ft crew of 12 men A FASR FACE 1V1AY PROVE A FOOL SCARRY A PLAIN QRL BARGAIN - fc5fca2 It 1 4 The correspondent of a London pa- ¬ New Arrival How much is per writes the following interesting New York to San Francisco the fare from Ticket Agent One hundred dollars item Spain deserves to lose her emYou pire because she cannot shoot across bloomin robber I can travel clear England for 20 Puck straight said Emperor William to his British naval guests a few days To Cure a Cold in One Day ago on his rojal yacht the Hohenzol Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All lern Then he added numerous ex- ¬ druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c pressions of contempt for her navj Everybody likos to tell sensational news and seamen whether it is good or bad Washington la Democrat Colored Throughout Illinois holds the distinction of being Fits stopped free and permanently cured the first state in the union to boast of a No fits after first days use of Dr Klines colored regiment officers and men Great Nerve Restorer Free 2 trial bottle 033 Arch st Phila Pa There are and have been many colored treatise Dr Kline regiments but all of them were com- ¬ manded by white men Illinois col- ¬ TO MRS PINKHAM ored regiment is composed1 of colored men and is offcered by the same ¬ Kaiser Says Spain Should Lose The Englishman Kicked IF SHE USES 6ii SO UbAUMrUIY J mti tilG Iffill bound and sump UUVIV tuously illustrated lrrtw- - rrM lo anybody sending two w nurtJ huTipi5nsatleach to The Ovei4nno Monthly SAN K lIAHClifCQ- - Sample Overlaiumc to Remember the name 606666ee e H li ealtncnCJeVce QiiVcx3Q runes Send tor iSiS biuk ofUite- - ffive tr NEW DISCOVERY worst fi iiuickici4 and curea c - K- - iiiiont iW SOKS wd I days itlsctaea LB I when you buy again ViWl KLW E k Rl IB Ef W BM gf Jfe g fr ou tub n m d lj 11 -- E Saw ia n fo C5 aT jH Wk ili S lEI jBlvi if you think of changing your cation remem- uno imcui a- kas soil is rich v y ¬ From Mrs Walter E Budd of Pat chogue New York THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlccommon5 Select butchers CALVESFair to good light Cincinnati Aug 11 HOGS Common Mixed packers LAMBS Light shippers SHEEP Choice FLOUK Winter family GKA1N Wheat No 2 rednew No 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Nc 2 to choice PKOVISIONS Mes Pork HAY--Prim- e 3 75 4 10 4 40 5 7o 0 25 3 2J it 3 75 3 90 3 8i 3 70 3 90 3 33 3 85 GOO Qi 6 31 2 75 f 3 00 C 73 3 23 C7 y ¬ nic A Mi U 8 5J ¬ Lard Prime steim BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Choice to Fancy POTATOES New per bbl CHICAGO 45 S 8 75 10 tO yj 5 15 14 2 Mrs Eudd in the following letter tells a familiar story of weakness and suffering arrd thanks Mrs Pinkham ior complete relief 41 Dear Mrs Pinkham I think it is my duty to write to you and tell you what Lydia 0 Page Illustrated Catalogue describ- EPinkhams J ing all of the famous Vegetable 2 ijzem PLUG M r am All aoilw isLr m f nitmr fruits that succeed in other states in same latitude flourish there The climate is weE nigh perfect the air being dry and free from malaria- - An abundance of pure It is a great state for stock raising water is found onrl J a ijL - I Ci ISrVn 22 AND 90 4 and feeding i T m jp There is no state in the Union where a hard working farmer can do so woH Thousands of poor men have become rich in Nebraska f V Compound 2 50 1 65 20J 3 00 I 85 me ¬ Winter patents GHA1N Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring FLOUTC 3 65 CORN No 2 PUiilv Mess LAKLv OAiS No 2 isieam 3 75 74 to 75 72 70 33J5 22 9 15 9 10 25 j o 30 33fc W0 iL4 AJ V ft NEW YOUIv FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2nd tORN No2mixed Mixed PORK New mess OATS fi- - il H has done for I feel like another woman I had such dreadful headaches through my temples and ¬ WINCHESTER ran nnA hf nuorh rr oacw torme Drirac im rtt A jF handsome illustrated pamphlet describing Nebraska will g X be sent free on application to P S EUSTIS General Passenger Agent Chicago Farms GUNS f a t WINCHESTER jjj WINCHESTER 1 AMMUNITION sent free to any address Send your J W name on a postal card to REPEATING ARMS CO Colorado Utah - n H H 1 1 SJJ rt n KJtJ J JA -f mTT J-- head 3 70 4 CO nearly that I went 80 Winchester Ave New Haven Ct ft jjEPACinc Coast REACHED IN VIA THE 77 for 10 00 36 ¬ - pf v Jf iR bors commemorate the event by a picnic in the woods near the log cabin and at each gathering the history of the brave act is read The picnic has been a family tradition among the Ilamlins of Binghamton for years and each member of the family considers t a sacred duty to attend the annual ¬ -- Miss Hamlin and a few invited neigh LARD Western SH fclO 50 5 87J4 6 00 76 77 38 32J 45 4 60 4 5J 63 troubled with chillswasvery crazj was also ELEGANT SERVICE MISSOURI PA6IFIC RY r ¬ 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to be displ yed at her imli-ut-r- v Pair specks for finest specimen of eg plant RJ Neely best display of w- 2 5 for melons noi less t lan two water melons and 6 canteloupes any varieties 250 for he largest and best display of vegetables not ks than 6 kinds WVssellman Kenney S3 for best pint of tcrape or black- bciry wine to be Uiftploi d at their meat marked l J Winters stallion blanket for-vte-- t A autiful Co in Besssy ma a SVARflHxfll ftfi i T AVXl m Present 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 ¬ w rights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wright a Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drue gist Waverly 0rand used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I jsed three boxes of your Celery Capsules and therJ have cured me or the benefit of aillicted I wish to send this letter others so Very iruly yours Sold by all druggists at 50c uudl per bor Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free W S Andersow Pike Recommend j X WS1 r T IMlCAi- r- REQUIRES NO COOKING1 tr C01ARS WiD CUfFS stiff ahb JffiE WHfcNNiSieOlGHmSY FREE for a few months to all users of the im celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flatlron 1 25WJea m rzrroxvu Brand i HE POUND Or THIS STARCH WILL CO AS FAR AS A POUMO AND A HALF QT ANY OTHER STARCH DCmiBINGERBROC FOUR BIG ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM y mW We store Hopper Spins a Pinafore Yarn Some years ago when the Pinafore craze was at its height the actor who ¬ ¬ x - tf fi I s Grand Parade Grand Marshal Mounted Police City Officials County Officials Paris Fire Department Carriages beautifully decorated and floats rep- ¬ na m resenting the Business and Manufacturing Industries of the city Balloon Ascension and Di play of Day Fire Works Prof A T Glasgow will ascend in the monster balloouSampson and while thousands of feet in the air will distribute Japanese day fire works of life size figures He will leap into 2 pm space ana descend with his parachute Best Looking Baby two years old or under boy or girl 230 p m m Worst Tiiruout m Rider Best Gentleman Horseback P Best Lady Horseback Rider 3oO P- - m Fancy Bicycle Riding by Julian Howe 4p m Best Boy Rider under 12 years of age 430 p m High Wire and Aerial Exhibition by Prof Cook 530 p m 7p m Concert on Public Square vGrand Cake Walk on Court House Promenade 730 p 111 -- CAM TOLEDO DETROIT fj LAI II Ji All Points in Michigan fi CHICAGO 3P-330 Second Da7 K Thursday August 18th 9a m Worst Bicycle Turnout Public Wedding - The couple to be joined in Holy Wedlock on this occasion before so many representative citizens will surely be among their friends The merchants of Paris have given bridal presents of all kinds and the happy pair will be set up to house keeping with the best of everything The couple will See wedding presents in be married upou a beautifully decorated platform 10 a m the show windows of Twin Bros corner of Main and Seventh streets 11 a m Balloon Ascension and Parachute Leap 1p m Best Saddle Horse Best Yearling Colt 130 pm Wire and Aerial Exhibition 2 p 111 High Athletic Sports of all Kinds 3pm Shot from a Cannon in Mid air Prof Linsons latest achievement Shot from a Cannon in Mid air using the large balloon Dewey to which a mon- ¬ strous Cannon isattached and in which the aerauout and parachute is placed and when thousands of feet high the explosion takes place shooting the aerauout into space and leaying him to descend by the aid of a parachute 4p m Grand Baud Concert 7p m Fire Works 00 Display This Exhibition of Fire Works is especially 500 built for this occation and consists of the very highest grade and latest designs of rockets bomb shells showers of dazzling beauty Each piece is an attraction in itself This display is made by the celebrated Due Co of Cincinnati Ohio This company furnished the pyrotechnics for the Atlanta Exposition Nashville Exposition and are now making the greatest success ever known in Fire Works ac umana Jixposition 7p m Fan C3 Turnout 12 m I i B IS X impersonated Sir Joseph Porter during a production of that opera at the Varieties theater New Orleans had a make up which transformed him into an exact facsimile of Admiral Murray of the United States navy who was then stationed at New Orleans One night an old salt of Murrays command was sitting in the front jaw of the gallery When Sir Joseph Porter made his first entrance ho gazed upon him for a mo ment as if doubting the evidence of his senses and then muttered to himself Bottovoce I m blest if that isnt old Murray Rising fronf his seat and making a sea scrape ho called out Good day your honor v The special officer was going to eject him but the manager of the house who had observed him for ¬ bade it and told the officer to let the old fellow enjoy himself to his hearts con- ¬ tent so long as he did not become so boisterous as to disturb the performance Whenever Sir Joseph came on or went off the stage the old salt would rise and honor him with a salute and after the fall of the curtain he proposed and gave three cheers for Admiral Mur ¬ ray A naval lieutenant who was present subsequently told me that when the old fellow went on board his skip next day he had to bo put in irons for refus ing to obey an order from his superior officer unless that functionary would follow the example of the gallant eap tain of tho Pinafore and say If you De Wolf Hopper in New please York Herald ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand cut natural as life Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold 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 White City Spesial Best Terminal Station ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunael 4 BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cam NEW YORK Buffet t Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Care Elegant Coaches and Dining Cas Be sore your tickets read via ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTV TWO MILLION H To Set Them BIGS BmBhBL FOUR packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaqxres and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute llTT7iTniiHwpMf Alf pnrcfmseTs of three 10 cent or six 5cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re ooivofirom their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not be sent by mail They caT be obtained only from your proccr v Passenger Traffic Mgr D BMARTIX Mccormick J smt Gen Pass Tkt Agtof Cincinnati O Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do axit delay This offer is fiT a short time only Ems and MIIIUB CmnionS OF y KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS TAKE THE National Importance TOE BUN CONTAINS BOTH- - to 3 TRAINS DAILY PURAM Dailv ryiiiaiU Daily and Sunday by mail ----- 6 PREMIUM LIST Er H H Roberts f in gold for the heaviest mail 5 and wife weighed at my office dur- best mare and colt of any breed for peck of largest potatoes raised in Bourbon county Exhibit at 5 p m first dav EOFretwell at McClintock Davis Talbot Clay Si for best peck of wheat Best pair shoes in store for best D W Pe6d agent Brown Tobacco Ware- ¬ boy rider under 12 years house to iu gold ior best stalk of Daugherty Bros tobacco Dupee Acetylene Bicycle Lanup B F Buckley value 5 for worst bicycle turnout Si for best leaf of tobacco Display New Louisville Store at OBrien James A suit of clothes for the man bring- ¬ F PLowry Co ing largest family to the fair trauist prove that he is sole owner of the Pants pattern for finest audi best v crowd 2j4 jards damask for best peck of peaches I worked centre piece with dozen 17L Grin nan 1 dozen cabinet photos doilies S150 corset for best made to band ladies wrapper somest lady having picture taken during Fair Kentuckiau Citizeu sSBoufbou Steam Laundry 2 and three years subscription to paper for peek best old corn 2 2 iu laundry for too yard rare 2 and three years subscription bo rin laundry for high jump z in laundry for broad jump paper for peck best potatoes OBrien James Tafks Ritchie Mugrs Opera House 5 for best yearling colt 5 for worst turnout Gauo Leer J T Hiutou Handsome baby carriage for pret- ¬ One bottle fine wine for largest said tiest boy or girl under 2 years old best tomato Miss M A McCarthy George Rassenfoss Box fine writing paper and enve- ¬ 350 for best cake walker S150 to lopes for best love letter not ad- ¬ second best dressed but name signed Schwartz John for best saddle mare or gelling llrs M Parker1 5 one box cigars or i gallon of 4 hat or bonnet for finest caramel whiskey for one doz best tomatoes cake S2 childV or misses hat for 2 bottles champagne for one pound handsomest infants dress honey 250 in gold for pair M L Woods best Si for best lA doz bundles of sheaf finest spring chickens 2 bottles oats 1 for best 4 bushel shelled champague for largest watermelon oats Ben BHutchcraft of Paris Milling Co S5 for best white cake made of John Lonergan Purity Flour Displaved at Lavin Box 10 cent cigars for Game cock and two hens Couuells Fair Association John Sauer 100 pounds best flour for finest S5 for best gentleman horseback water melon rider Sherman Stivers ook Winn 100 pounds Obelisk flour for three Toilet set for jar finest peach pre- ¬ heads best cabbage serves Miss Lillie Daniel H B Hutchcraft Lessons in Battenberg lace for 2 for best yz peck of wheat to be fancy turnout exhibited as comes from thresher Fair Association adds 5 James Fee Sou 100 pounds J E M flou for best Laughlin Bros white cake 2 pound can Seal Brand 5 for herd of five best Tbeef cattle to be shown in front of store after ¬ coffee for peck largest irish noon first day potatoes Bluegrass Grocery Co W T Brooks Fancy ribbon box value 4 for one 75 pounds best patent flour for best peck of onions 10 pounds Special pound best home made candy coffee for 5 glasses best assorted J K Spears 1 for bestcanteloupe jelly -- W E Stillwell Paris Free season to Pat Washington for ingthe two days of Fair Clark Kenney Bottle fine perfume tor prettiest and best worked ladies Haandker Price chief Co A 10 or 11 year old all wocS suit R f Bathing Suit of 1S94 Though the woman with a well fiBed purse can indulge in the luxury of a silk bathing costume the greater num ber of the fair sex at the shore will frol ¬ ic with old Neptune in suits of all wool flannel These may be made very plain or may be trimmed with great taste The neatest suits seen in the stores are made with full skirts and have knee tights and full tights tomatch Sandal and odd knitted or rubber capSCcme with these suits which are made in black navy cardinal maroon gray and white Black white and red worsted braids in different widths are used astrimming and this garniture can be put on in exceedingly pretty effects Cuffs and sailor collar of red or white flannel on blue or black suits sea very stylish although some beautiful models ar6 made with box plaited waists with the skirt wrists and down turn collar trim med with two or three raws 01 narrow white or red worsted braid The best suits range- in price from 4 50 to 7 These are- - for ladies the suits for children costing hetweens4and SO 2 a PhiladelDhia BeeorxL - 8a a yeai year FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this summer bor mtormation inquire of pour nearest lieket The Sunday Sun is the greatest Agent the world Sunday Newspaper in t - By mail 2 a year Price 5c a copv - THE SUN New York Address- This Means Money For You 15 - - 3D-A-TT- S - 15 -- - v 3 9 f KfregaraB5 le Leading Specialists Iti YtARS B h jji of America INI OHIO 11 250000 Qtel TWIN OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT 1 K WECURESTRICTURd Thousands of voune and mifldln ncpI men are troubled with tliis disease mainr I unconsciously They may havo a smart ing sensation small twisting stream sharp eatting pains at1 times slight dis ¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak organs emissions and all tho svmntnYiis of nervous debility they have STltSfj TURK Dont let doctors experimenfctm yoir by cutting stretching or tearing you This will not cure you asitwilKro turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT MENT absorbs the stricture tissue heneoremoves tho stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suffer ing n6 detention from business By our method Tho sexual organs are strength ¬ ened Tho nerves are invigorated and tho bliss of manhood returns We have no space here to list the many good things we have for Sale for 15 Straight is yu we only ask prove to you thisoura mammothSpecial examine the In order to store days that you call at qualities hear the special low prices in IC - 3T F Braunon v l- The Fair - 4 gallon best liquor for tallest stalk of corn with ears of corn pn it S250 in gold for peck best potatoes - wi f-2 m t I iV in work for gent with finest mustache who has work done in their shop during Fair Hugh Montgonier 4 pair shoes for boy or girl under 16 years old showing their best penmanship in the following sen- ¬ tence Always buy your boots and shoes of Hugh Montgomery 3 slippers to lady showing finest cake iLcvin Counell 2 for pound of best country butter 2 for bushel best wheat 1 250 in gold for finest piece of needle work Crawford Bros old making greatest number of words out of letters contained in the following rtDavis Thomson Isgrigs Shoe Store S3 for best bushel of wheat Mrs M A Paton 5 hair braid for best lady horse- ¬ back rider Dunlap Hcwe 2 for any breed best chicken cock and two hens Newt Mitchell 1 for pound best butter W C Jones Jailer first premium Dr M H Dailey second premium If 3 for best suckling colt any breed 2 for second best Exhibit at 23 p m second day i 1 Davis Thomson Isgrig 250 to boy or girl under 15 years Thousands of young and middle aged men aro having their sexual ugor and vitality continually sapped bj- this dis ¬ ease They am freauentlv unftonsmnna of tho cause oftheso svmntoms Genfiml Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail ing Manhoods Nervousness Poor Mem ory Irritabilityat times Smarting Sea 1 sation sunken byes witn dark circlesv Weak Bacltfc General Depression Lacfc of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken rarts etc ttJLiibix ana STKiOTUJltE may bo the cause Dontconsult farailv doctors as they have no experience in tnese special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Coasult specialists who havo made a life study of aseases of Men and Women Our NEW ET1IOD TREATMENT will no- tivoly euro you On thousand dollars lor a case we accept for treatment and - WE CURE GLEET saw or and you will then acknowledge that you never figures heard before of such wonderful values slaughtered at such low every purchase no FREE I We are still giving cupons with matter how small You can get FftEE a fine large glass framed picture a beautiful rocking chair a useful flour bin a fine clock etc by buying your goods eere Call and see the presents Rem ember the Maine Store to Save Money in Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Slippers c IS ONLY AT N- - cannotcuro Termsmoderatoforacuro CURES GUARANTEED VTo treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET UlilAXUttAljiJlSUllAlti- ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases FREE If QUESTION CnNRTTTPATTOTC RRTVR unable to call write for BLANK for HOME TREATMENT Pnnirfl TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS T Kennedys Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O y 7Q1 7C3 M AJN ST 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