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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. j- - IB CHAMP MILLER ipse OURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established Editors and Owners FEB i issi EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY AUGUST 16 1898 MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered In And About Tlie 1 NO 65 FOUR LUOl Not building lots that is in the general acception of the world though a selection from any of these lots is a splendid foundation on which to build a picture collection Its a mid summer sale Prices are very low We sold a great many pictures last week and have decide to continue the sale 50 C FOR LOT 1 A nice little line of artistically framed pictures Figures Heads Landscapes etc Not a picture in this line that is not worth twice the money Good substantial 9SC FOR LOT 2 Large number of subjects 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 198 FOR LOT 4 You have been paying 350 and 4 for pictures not their equal Large handsome frames Very choice subjects All in our East Window Prices marked in plain figures on each lot Uurir Ao L r 1 BROWER Carpets Furniture Wall Paper CO W iy S Stoii R osllUutllOi up the largest tailoring business in Pans FIRST He recognizd the fact that five years ago that the only day of big profits and small sales was past SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 PER CENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and his workmanship FOURTH He always does a he advertised As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appreciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or OverMany customers at a small profit rather than a few customers coat at a big profit sajs H S Stout If you want credit our high price tailor gladly extends it for he makes you pay dearly for it in the end Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by grring H S Stout a trial jLHe makes the Finest Imported Suits for ¬ -- Here are a few reasons whj- - H Stout ha succeeded in building Robt Savage is quite ill Mrs Olin Pope is some improved Mrs W M Miller is convalescent Mr James Hutsell returned Saturday from Kansas City Mr J F Woolums will go to Porto Rico to locate this all Miss Alma Cook of Paris is the guest of Mrs Nancy Allen Mrs Fannie Hayes and Mrs Sue San dusky visited in Paris Friday Mrs Robt Caldwell went to Mays ville Friday to visit relatives Miss Willie Watson of May slick is the guest of Miss Mamie Conway There were 285 tickets sold here Sun day co Parks Hill Camp meeting Mr John W Bonlden of Maysville was up Thursday to visit old friends Capt John Jameson was at home Sun day from Frankfort to visit his family son of Master Lee Thomas has lost the use of bis right Al Thomas arm Mrs Minnie Rule visited Mrs A 0 Cook in Georgetown Thursday and Friday Xiss Lntie Respss guest of Miss Dorothy Peed returned to Maysvilh Friday Mr and Mrs Ben Jons are visiting his sister Mrs W F Turner near Paris Miss Allie Clark went to Winchester Friday to visit her friend Miss Edith ¬ 10-yr-old Vaught will attend the same college There were 300 pupils enrolled at this college last year 114 of the nnmbor be ¬ ing boarders Ed Laysoas valuable age d jack died last week San ford Allen went to Stanford Saturday to visit lady friends Mr J Will Jlarke was in Falmouth Sunday to visit lady friends Mr and Mrs Jas Berry and wi e were guests of T D Judy and family Friday Mr Fielden Lancaster and family of Lexington hav moved iuto the flat over the engine house Maj Henry T Allen has arrived in New York from Santiago and is ill of a slight attack of yellow fever There were 2500 colored people at ¬ tended the colored camp meeting here Sunday Good order prevailed Mr Theo Power and daughter Mhs Mary of Cincinnati spent from Satur day to Monday with his sisters h er Born On Fridav to the wife of Prof W E Williams nee Miss Texie Letton a son second born first son Mrs Mary Davis and sou of Paris were the guests of Mrs Cha Turner and Mrs Martha McClelland last week Ryan Bros who live on Dr Petersons farm near Steels Ford commenced cutting a 20 acre crop of tobacco Mun - Beautiful ¬ Present J REQUIRES MO CO0KIM0 1 W Him COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AND WL S SSmffSIjjjL Jl WWS LZ ONE FOUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH r 1 fcKEOKUKJOftAKcWHAVEHpJWa JCHUBINGERBROSC J tglf WW I Htt5 fflftf yfyBZVA 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 econ- ¬ omy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of ¬ GAME PLAQUES exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English Quail Plaque is bordered with a band of gold English Snipe life day Mr Henry Cay wood and Miss Sallie Judy ot North Middletown were gursts of Miss Lucile Judy Thursday and Fri ¬ Jennie BeSaie and Mary Puruell are guests of Misses ilary and Jennie Puruell of Paris Misses Annie May and Marguerite Lyne of near Shawhau were guests of Mr and Mrs W Frank Miller near town from Saturday till Monday Misses Mamie and Katie Richardson entertained a number of their young friends Thursday evening in honor of their guest Miss Mamie Smith of Lex ington Mrs Letta MoCormick aged about SO died Sunday at Hooktowu and was She was buried in Carlisle Monday the wife of the late Jeff McCormick who lived at Forest Retreat Mrs T F Phillips and Mrs Stapel tou of Winchester Wire the guests of Mrs H H Phillips Friday and Satur-¬ day MrTom Phillips has been the guest of JELH Phillips since Thursday have on exhibit tion iu FariSdnring the itttreerFair a fan mill which will separate all kinds of eed broken grains cheat cockel etc Every farmer should see it price 81200 Bedford Thomas Mr and Mrs Allen Taylor and Miss Mrs Eliza Taylor of DeKalb Ills Birmingham Jhas Crosthwait of Ala MrR Selby Lilleston and Mrs Grey Smith of Paris were the guests of Capt John Jameson and family Saturday Hon Merdecai Williams who wa nominated by Congress in Ninth District last wek married Mrs Neppie ¬ Syyn-rnttfcgOT---i- The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as Each day Misses Lucylee and Lizzie Allen and 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 w To Get Them All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to receive from their grocer one of theso beautiful Game Plaques free Tho plaques will not be sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer Bush of Lexing L Richardson Mr ton was the guest of relatives here last week Mr John Peed wife daughter and mother went to Meson Friday to visit ¬ Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only relatives Master Chas Boulden Hunter of Washington is visiting his uncle R B W Ferguson and son oi Atlanta left Saturday to visit relatives in Cynthiana Mrs W W Gill and daughter Plu- via of Mason are guests of Mrs Ar ¬ thur near town Mrs David Trapp of Lexington was the guest of her father Geo Redmon near town last week Mrs Libbie Lontruiire of Lexington Uvasjthe guest ofMr James tord and Jamiiy Sunday Mr Robert Rankin and family oJ Cincinnati are guests of his brother Nicholas Rankin near town Prof W E Williams formerly o Bourbon has been appointed Principal of the Falmouth public school Mr Jas Collins has a mare known to bf 37 years old or older which he still plows and his children ride her ¬ Boulden Mrs J 3 30 00 AN 43M CO Jliar ll The egg of yesterday looks feelB measures and weihB like the egg of last month but 33E53M3IXJS theres a difference in another respect Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian V and that difference is worth money Church Its just so with laundry The difference i V Dr Bucks old office between good work and poor is slight to the un practiced discernment but its a X Office on first flo r diffttrenoj that counts every time Its fSUt ki a a difference that changes your laundry aShBEKSqSs4 1 bill from an expense to an investment OfficeJIour8 8 to 12 a m 1 to5 p m nA mmfri j T There are eggs and eggs L a NELSON y PARIS FURNISHING h TAILORING H S STOUT Manager JOE MUNSON Cutter rhau poor work but its worth double the difference Boubbon Steam Laundry VUvg6owokr it VillCoabfcnOwmoia L H Landman 503 W M D Paris - PPP Haggard tf Reeds new laundry is Of No Give us a call Haggard Reed Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio doing first class work Always asK ior Cos Purity flour raris mining xy Will be at the Windsor Hotel All grocers TUESDAY AUG 9TH 1898 s MET ill Im f Here is one of those who are either so prejudiced against all ad vertised remedies or have become discouraged at the failure of other medicines to help them and who will succumb to the grim destroyer without knowing of the won derful value of Foleys Koney and Tar for all Throat and Lung troub les ¬ ¬ ¬ Mr Hall Miller of Atlanta returned from Maysville Saturday and is tht guest of his uncle Dr W M Miller ¬ keep it Insist on having Purity returning every second Tuesday in each everv time month Reeerence Every leading physician My agency insures against of Paris Kentucky Roberts vee lavage who taught here in Mr Jas A Butlers auction oi the GOS at the M F C She is a fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ groceries etc was postponed from last cousin of T E Savage of this place prompt paying companiliable Saturday till Saturday Aug 20 at 2 p m ¬ ¬ Si J Sold by James Kennedy Druggist I Ha llEElSOKJfl Major Harry Evans of the U S Volunteers died yesterday of esnon-union Mrs Duke Bowles and Miss Lanra fever at Sulphur Spriugs Texas Mr W 0 HINTON Agent Gaper of Paris wee guests of Mr Jas Evans was formerly a well knoWn W Conway and family Saturday and citizen ef this place and was at on Plan Your Summer Outinjr Now Go to Sunday time Assistant State Geologist of KenPicturesque Mackinac via The Coast Line Mr Robt McClelland of Lexington tucky The deceased was also formerly a teacher in the Frankfort Military visited his sistt rs Mrs J E Miller of It only costs 1350 from Detroit Matti- - Piper oi School St Louis and Mi 1550 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland Cincinnati who are guests of relatives Dont use any other but Purity for the round trip including meals and here berths One thousand miles of lake ride Mr F A Herbert and wife Misses flour from Paris Milling Co tell on new modern steel steamers for the Mary Layson Bessie Tarr Maggie and vour grocer vou want no other above rates Send 2c for illustrated Katie Rankin and Mary Grimes will pamphlet Address iro on the Niagara excursion from Paris All grocers keep it A A Schantz G P A Thursday 0 Detroit Mich A beautiful line of white and Miss Kalie Vaught late of M F C Insist of The Season will teach science this ear at Lagrange si k puff shit ts for hot weather College at Lagrange Ga Miss Sallie at Price Co s Grand popular excursion to Hunting ¬ ton W Va and return including a steamboat ride to the famous Horse Shoe Bend free cf charge Sunday August 21st Tickets good going and returning on special excursion train leaving Huntington 330 p m Stops can be made at Ashland and Cattletts burg if desired Look at the low rates offered for this excursion From Lex- ¬ ington andHedges inclusive 150 from I mil ft 1 25 zR3SSttBB8mr Thomson and Salt Lick inclusive from Farmer and Enterprise inclusive 100 from Olive Hill and Kilgore in- ¬ clusive 75 cents from Mead and Ash- ¬ land inclusive 5Uc For further particu- ¬ Ring in the new Ring out the old lars call on or address Ticket Agent JryJlftLSBM Ring out the false Ring in the true Ohio Railway Lexing- ¬ Cbesapt ake ton e bring to you the new and true from tho SuasSiore Excursions fShMEfi iEZURIv Pmey forests of Norway The Chesapeakp and Ohio railroad will run Died ¬ KAILKOAD TIME CARD L N R R ARRIVAL OF TRAINS From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 p in From Maysville 7 42 a m 325 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m m iu 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent MUSIC CLASS MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND WrKsSSrfcMPBSBJB MISS NELLY BUCKNER wish to announce that they will open aj Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep- tember 5th fejTflSStlilfff 5i liJKMPf BuHcKKSsSSKk wlilMyLJtlllBy terms Term of 20 lessons juivate 1250 Term of 20 lessons clas 625 Payable in advance Studio within a Fquare of City SchoolJ For information address either ot above at Paris Ky till lsep i DR BELLS Pine-Tar-Hon- ey HE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE Has ball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- ¬ tions Alsodraw out grate removable and renewable without having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction best materials skilled workmanship modern and in all its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth- ¬ For ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience salebyall prominent dealers up-to-da- te -- Natures most natural remedy Improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhilarated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS ¬ the follow g excursions to the Sea shore 011 dates named Tlie tickets will be good going on regular tral i o which necessary sleeping cars will be aUiiciiud On July 13th mi ugust 11th to Atlantic vIil Wftshineton fiiriirnni Mmfrom Lexington andrnnnrl¬ cortrip rate only respond njjly lov rates from other Central Kentuc v ooints Tickets good eleven days returning On luly 2Sth a round trip rate of S13 will be made to Old Point Comfort Va tickets good going on regular trains and good returning twelve days This is the best time to visit Old Point owing to the interesting military maneuvers AND BUCK Send in your name for sleeping car spae HOUSE ASD LOT information desired Geo W or for further SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Barney D P A Lexington Ky jl TERSTEGGE Wi V GOHMANN - Louisville Ky CO Battles Only 25c 50c and 100 Sizes BE SURE YOU GET I AU an VPtDC M r sr1niinMI any remedy equal to Dr TBslls It gives quick acri permanent relief Dr Bells In Brlp as well as coughs and colds It makes Pine-Tar-Hon- ey National Lanndrymens Association Cincinnati 0 September 12 to 14th PL-Tar-Ho- nty weak lungs strong Lira M A Lleicalfe DESIRE to sell my boue and o with blacksmith f hop at Jackso 1 I 1 ville Ky I will sell for half cash un am iu iwoivo muni 1898 jcjc luriiAts Supreme Council 33d Degree of the paiticulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cincin- ¬ 19 to 22 1898 13octtf Jacksonville Kjv nati O September Queen Crescent Low Hates T it THE AT TIT Tl HTTTTTTTV T7ilNJJIjJJ iX J BCOTHSGN NEWS PAU1S KY TUESDAY AUGUST 16 1898 - - spoken it 31 Thiebaut sccuTed that used by Spanish American War Wliicli Raged the French ambassador Upon emerging from thevhite house for Months a Tiling of the Pasi Secretary JDsvV received the earnest congratulations of the persons present The War and Navy Departments 7ircKruct upon the conclusion of the protocol He stated that the peace commission ¬ the Commanders Thatthc War isKaii JEiul Peace Commissioners Wsil ers who ane to draw up the definitive 15e Appointed inIew Duys treaty wcmld not be appointed for several days but declined to indicate who XSie presr- - they would be 13 Washixgton A As the order to military and naval dent has issued the following procla ¬ commanders state further instruc- ¬ mation tions will be senL to each general JBy the President the Uufeed States America- Gen Merritt will be directed to confer a proclamation with the Spanish commandant at Ma¬ Wheresis By a protocol concluded and sigii- nila to carry out the terms of the proed August 12 1S9 ly William R Day secre ¬ tary of state of the United States nd his ex- tocol and to occupy Manila imme diately Gen Miles will put himself cellency Jules Cainbon ambassador oxtraor dinaity and plenipqtentiary of the republic of in communication with the chief France at Washington respectively represent attthority in Porto Rico for the ing for this purpose the government of the purpose of having Spanish forces turn United States and the government of Spain the United States and Spain have formally over San Juan and other points to him Owing to agreed upon the terms ipon which negotia ¬ preparatory to evacuation tions for the establishment of peace between conditions in Cuba the orders to Gen the two countries shall be undertaken and Shafter to be sent hereafter will be Whereas It is in said protocol agreed that much different than those to other gen upon its conclusion and signature hostilities between tne two countries shall be suspended erals The navy department is also preand that notice to that effect shall be given as paring orders to all commanders on soonaspossible by each government to the lines similar to the war department commanders of its military and naval force order Now therefore I William McKinley presi- ¬ At 1230 oclock the French ambassadent of the United States do in accordance with the stipulations of the protocol declare dor received a dispatch giving him full andproclaim on the part of the United States authorization to sign the protocol a suspension of hostilities and do herebycom- - The dispatch was rather long and its mand that orders be immediately given deciphering took some time through the proper channels to the command ¬ An official statement for press publi ¬ ers f the military and naval forces of the cations setting out the provisions of United States to abstain from all acts the peace protocol was read and ap- ¬ this proclamation In witness whereof I have hereunto set my proved at the cabinet session Friday hand and caused the seal of the United States It does not give the text of the docu to be affixed Done at the City of Washington this 12th ment but details its main points and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- mJlUll I Vo Chief CTlerk Mihael o was tb e state xlepartocJat who had be Sn aA A country boy visiting New York stopped i frantic runaway team that was about to The Furtherance of Trade Relations With dash on the sidewalk where there were hun dreds of women and children He saved China Referred to by the Queen The their lives but lost his own Hundreds of Encampment of the Veterans of the Spanish Americau War lives are saved every year by Hostetters War of the Rebellion at Cincinnati People who are fast goStomach Bitters ing to their graves with disorders of stomLondon Aug 13 Parliament waa ach liver bowels and blood are brought prorogued Friday The queens speech good It Will Be Held Septembers to 10 Inclusive of prorogation contained nothing ol back to try it health by it All the sick should Tno Complete Programme of Fju- importance on the eastern question Making Out a Case tertaimncnt us Approved by the except the following I am wondering said Blancor as he Citizens Committee The changes which have taken turned over his piece of annv mule steak asked the What your excellency place in the ¬ ¬ ¬ R MEETING PARLIAMENT PROROGUED Lost His Life Saving Others AIDED BY MES PINXHAlL E Paxton Youngtown North Dakota writes about her strug-¬ gle to regain health after the birth of her little girl Dear Mrs Pinkham It is witrn pleasure that I add my testimony tr your list hoping that it may indue others to avail themselves of your val¬ Mrs W uable medicine 1 A ¬ ¬ incon-sistent-wi- th day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety eight and of the independence of the United States the one hundred and twenty third i h Iff l4 v i li fr with considerable supplementary par agraphs of an administrative nature William R iDay Secretary of State A copy of the proclamation has been The most substantial difference is in cabled to our army and navy command ¬ regard to the evacuation of captured ers Spain will cable her commanders territorr The note handed to Ambassa- ¬ dor Cambon calls for immediate evacualike instructions Washington Aug- 13 The peace tion of Cuba and Porto Rico while protocal was signed at 423 pm Fri the protocol leaves the time of evacu- ¬ day by the representatives of Spain ation to be subsequently determined upon the design being to have the and the United States The examination of the protocol was date of withdrawal left to be fixed by satisfactory and the document was joint military commission of the handed to M Cambon first and then to United States and Spain The portion Secretary Day who affixed signatures of the protocol supplementary to what An that order to each side of the two is embodied in the note relates princopies Then the last detail in making cipally to the manner of execution of the protocol binding was administered the provisions of the protocol The protocol provides for two com- ¬ by Assistant Secretary Cridler in charge of the chancery work who at¬ missions first the peace commission tached the seal of the United States which will meet in Paris and second Throughout the ceremony all but the military commission which will the two signers remained standing meet in Havana probably within 15 JM Cambon in signing for Spain days The military commission will be occupied the seat which Secr- ¬ created immediately on the signing of etary of the Navy Long now the protocol Its duties will be of jaway on a vacation usually occupied great importance It will settle the The president stood at the left hand details of the evacuation of the Spancorner at the head of the great cabinet ish armies from the West Indies and Secretary Day M Thiebaut will decide all questions relative to table and M Cambon in the order named on the removal of submarine mines the the left side of the table The rest of immediate relinquishment to the the party were standing in other por- United States of the great fortresses at Xo cre Havana San Juan and other points tions of the room were produced dentials during and the transfer of possession of Ma the meeting at the white house nila City itself the president accepting Secretary Days assurance that this had been set- ¬ FIVE YOUTHFUL BANDITS tled to his satisfaction at the state de partment It was 423 oclock when The Keadingr of Yellow Backed Literature the final signatures were attached to Leads Boys to Hold Up the Bur ¬ lington Flyer at St Joe the protocol and with the knowledge of all the officials present This was the St Joskiii Mo Aug 13 The train first time that a protocol or treaty had been signed at the white house As this robbers who held ur the Burlington ceremony concluded Acting Secretary flyer5 two miles north of this city Allen of the navy Secretary Alger Wednesday night are under arrest and a weeping crestfallen gang of bandits and Adjt Gen Corbin appeared been summoned to the white house they are The leader James Hatha by the president and they were ad ¬ way aged 17 is a Western Union mesmitted into the cabinet room just in senger 003 His pals in high crime season to witness one of the mostim are Charley Cook Alonzo Otterburn pressive features of the ceremony when William Hathaway brother of James the president requested the hand of and Herbert Doniphan ranging in the ambassador and through him re- age from 10 to 20 years All are sons turned thanks to the sister republic of of respectable people These intrepid France for the exercise of her irood road agents received the inspiration offices in bringing about peace 32e which enabled them to hold up an ex- ¬ also thanked the ambassador person- press train terrorize the trainmen ally for the important part he has overpower the express messenger and played in this matter and the latter re- roll his strong box out of the car door plied in suitable terms As a further into a wagon from persistent reading mark of his disposition President ATe of yellow backed romance Kinley called for the proclamation Adin Cervera IVIad at Blanco which he liad caused to be drawn up Annapolis Md Aug 13 Adm Cer suspending hostilities and signed it in the presence of 31 Cambon who vera is stirred up over the reports of expressed his appreciation of the ac¬ the teegrams sent to Madrid by Gen Blanco before his defeat accusing him tion Without delay Acting Secretary Al of incapacity He says he will have len hastened to the telephone and di¬ nothing to do with that kind of a man rected that cable messages be immedi and that when he shaU return to Spain ately sent to all the naval commanders a council will clear ut everything Dewey in the Philippines Sampson at and that he has no fears of its judg ¬ ment Guantanamo and the various at navy yards and stations An Pedestrian to cease hostilities immediate Wabash Ind Aug 13 E W Har There is a dispatch boat at Hong len a veteran of the civil war acd Kong and it is believed that it can 5 started on a walk from this city to reach Gen Merritt in 4S hours at top Delphi on a wager He was to make speed On the part of the army while the distance about sixty five miles in Secretary Alger availed of the tele ¬ 72 hours but arrived at Peru at noon graph Adjt Gen Corbin braved the two hours ahead of time He has storm and rushed across to the war plenty of money and walks for the department where he immediately is- exercise sued orders which had been prepared Three Killed and Six Injured in advance to all of the militar comRiCiiviEW 111 Aug 13 A terrible manders to cease their operations accident The state department filled its duty Clure 11Loccurred Thursday near Mc on the Chicago Texas by notifjnng- all diplomatic and conrailroad A number of Italians were sular agents of the action taken unloading- steel rails and overbalanced All the formalities having been disa car load of rails which was thrown posed of the president spenta half hour upon them killing three and seriously chatting with those presentand then at injuring six 458 the rain still continuing in force the ambassador and his secretary en It is believed in Washington that tered their carriage and were driven Spain will recede from certain con- ¬ to the embassy ditions it made and that an agreement The pen which was used by Secre- will be had soon on the basic terms of tary- Day in signing the protocol peace By the President ¬ ¬ - William McKjnliiy The protocol is a reiteration of the terms of the note given to Snain with verv little difference in the language of those terms though provisions ¬ ¬ CrcciXtfATi O Aug rJ The complete pro- ¬ gramme of the week of the National G A R encampment to be held in this city September 5 10 inclusive was approved and made public by the Citizens Executive committee in charge Nta feature of all the en- ¬ of all arrangements campment preparations has been given more time and thought than that of entertainment the desire being to send every visitor homo happy and pleased with Cincinnati The Cincinnati entertainment promises to bo outof the ordinary as encampment entertain- ¬ ments have gone by reason of the fact thatthe committee under the leadership of Chairman Chas E Logan has had always in mind the masses rather than the classes In the sum ¬ mary of the programme which follows it will beobserved that every feature has been ar- ¬ ranged to permit of the veteran from the ranks and the members of his family enjoy- ¬ ing all of them to the full A unique system has been adopted by which the free entertainment provided will be limit- ¬ ed to veterans and their families though all the hundreds of thousands of visitors expected may participate with but small expense A coupon entertainment book will be given everj veteran Each department headquarters will be provided with a supply of these little books equal to the number of representatives in attendance upon the encampment In thes coupon books will be admission tickets tc every place of amusement and entertainment in the city No visitor will be able to take in all of them but the tickets will be there and he can choose each days programme to suit his own pleasure The week of festivities will open at 10 oclock Slojday morning with the dedication of Camr Sherman the military quarters for the veter- ¬ ans desiring free quarters A large American flag will be raised and there will be imposing ceremonies with plenty of music At 3 oclock in the afternoon another flag raising will oc- ¬ cur at the public landing under the auspices of the National Naval Veterans asso- ¬ ciation whose members will be quar ¬ tered on a fleet of steamboats at the river f ront At 8 oclock in the evening the naval veterans and ex prisoners of war will hold a camp fire in famous Alusic hall though the entertainment including prominent speak- ¬ ers war pictures music and miscellaneous en- ¬ tertainment will be under the auspices of the local entertainment committee These constitute the formal features of the days territorial relations of the powers with the Chinese empire have induced me to conclude agreements by which the harbor of and certain positions adjacent to my colon j of Hong Kong have been leased to me by the emperor of China I trust thai these arrangements will conduce tc the maintenance of his independence and the security of his empire and will be favorable to the development of the extensive commerce which is carried on between the people of Great Britain and China Concerning the Spanish American war the speech says Her majesty has witnessed with the deepest sorrow the hostilities between Spain and the United States The present negotiations give hope oi an honorable and enduring peace Wei-Hai-W- ei After the birth of my little girl three years ago my health was very poor I had leucorrhcea badly and a minion Cervera isnt guilty of treason in ac- terrible If bearing down pain which cepting all those square meals up there in gradually grew worse until I could do Philadelphia Xorth American America no work Also had headache nearly 40 Cents a Bnslicj Wheat all the time and dizzy feelings Men-¬ to grow Avheat with big profit at 40 struations were very profuse appear--in- g How cents and samples of Salzers Red Cross SO every two weeks Bushels per acre Winter Wheat Rye Oats I took medicine from a good doctor Clovers etc with Farm Seed Catalogue for 4 cents postage JOHN A SALZER SEED but it seemed to do no good I was CO La Crosse Wis k becoming alarmed over my condition when I read your advertisement in a Wars Within Wars paper I sent at once for a bottle of Another quarrel going on next door Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com Whats the matter this time She wants to name the baby Dewey ponnd and after taking two thirds of Inand he wants the name for his wheel the bottle I felt so much better that I dianapolis Journal send for two more After using three To Cure a Cold in One Day bottles I felt as strong and well as any ¬ ¬ ¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25e one So that is the famous playwright But why is it that one reads so little about him nowadays Oh he has been famous too long Fliegende Blaetter GARCIA BECOMES FRIENDLY A Asthma medicine tioch 111 April 11 1 Pisos Cure for Consumption is an A No W R Williams An 1S94 Letter From Gen Garcia to Gen Shafter Mamma Indicates That He is Sorry for His our milk Action at Santiago Judge From what animal do we get Flossie From the milkman ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ having- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ commandants Eighty-Five-Year-O- ld -- ¬ bicycle races and feetures of a like nature the park having one of the most fa ¬ mous bicycle tracks in the country The Lagoon a beautiful summer resort with a large lake surrounded by Kentucky hills just across the river from Cincinnati will present besides its regular attractions a daily display of Japanese aerial fire works a daily sham battle at 8 pm reproducing the capture of Manila bombardment of Santiago and ether scenes with a continuous vaudeville perfGfcm ance in the large amphitheater Coney Island 10 miles up the Ohio river and reached by a magnificent river ride will present- its regu ¬ lar attractions under the Coney Island man- ¬ agement including a continuous vaudeville performance The Zoological garden whose fame is not confined to this eountrj- - will be open daily from 8 a m to 10 p m with evening concerts and general entertainment in the day On Tuesday at 3 pm the naval veterans and ex prisonera of war will parade Wednesday the grand parade of G A R veterans will move The start will be made at 10 am sig ¬ nalled by the firing of a national salute of 21 guns from national headquarters at the Grand hotel The parade will be reviewed by Presi- ¬ dent McKinley and Commander-in-ChiJohn P S Gobin now a brigadier general in the United Stues army of volun- ¬ teers The line of march will be entirely over level streets and with the exception of a very small portion over asphalt At 2 oclock on Thursday afternoon the citizens of Cincinnati will present a civic and industrial parade of large proportions made specially attractive by a large number of historical and allegorical floats The camp fires on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at Music hall will be in honor of the Grand Army of the Republic and will be of a character similar to that of Monday evening Among the speakers expected at these camp fires are President McKinley ex President Harrison Senator J B Forakd and many other notables Every member or the presi ¬ dents cabinet all senators and representa- ¬ tives and the governors of all states will be invited to attend the encampment The fourth evening of the week Thursday will be devoted to a grand display of fire- ¬ works In order that all may witness them without discemfort similar displays will be made at the public landing Eden park and at Camp Sherman These fireworks display will be as elborate as the mind of the designer can conceive The city w ill be brilliantly lighted every evening with artistic illumination A point of interest to all visitois will be Fort Thomas from which the Sixth United States infantry went to face such terrible loss at the battle of Santiago It is still occupied by the families of the departed regiment and as a hospital for sick and wounded It is one of the most beautiful spots about the h ill crowned city the view from the crest of the hill being unsurpassed The Citizens committee will erect a large tent at the Fort in which will be served refreshments free to all veterans and their families Street c irs l6ave the heart of the city every three minutes for this point This in the main constitutes the general features of the entertainment which will bo of- ¬ fered the citys guests encampment week To be sure there wjll be many other features includiLg receptions minor camp fires and probably a grand reception to President Mc- ¬ Kinley There will be special provisions for the care of lady visitors including receptions by notaole citizens and special features of en ¬ tertainment yet to be provided for them - New York Aug 13 A special from Santiago Cuba to the Herald says Gen Garcia who in anger because the city after its surrender was not turned over to the Cubans severed all rela- ¬ tions with the United States army and withdrew his troops indicates a de- ¬ sire to reconsider his action in a let-¬ ter that has been received by Gen Shafter The letter is dated at Gibara August 5 It is in re- ¬ sponse to a request made by Gen Miles July 19 when he was planning his expedition to Porto Rico that Gen Garcia detail 50 Cubans from his army to accompany the expedition as guides and scouts In his reply Gen Garcia said that he understood that as Gen Miles had already sailed he bilL From Monday until Friday night there will supposed it would be too late to com- ¬ be continuous entertainment at the many ply with his request He stated how- ¬ open air resorts surrounding Cincinnati ever he is willing to furnish the 50 men These will all be of a different nature Ches- ¬ if they still are wanted and inclosed ter Park immediately adjoining Camp Sher- ¬ an order for them man will provide vaudeville entertainment ONLY A GROCERY STORE LEFT Entire Portion of AVheatland Cal De- ¬ is taken Internally Hairs Catarrn Cure Price 75c female weakness ever advertised and recommend it to every lady I meet suf¬ fering from this trouble Maternity is a wonderful experience and many women approach it wholly unprepared Childbirth under right conditions need not terrify women The advice of Mrs Pinkham is freely offered to aU expectant mothers and her advice is beyond question the most valuable to be obtained If Mrs Pax ton had written to Mrs Pinkham be ¬ fore confinement she would have been saved much suffering Mrs Pinkhama address is Lynn Mass I think it is the best medicine for J HF Circuses that have come and gone are in the passed tents L A W Bulletin Warm Weather Weakness SUOOT is quickly overcome by the toning and blood enriching qualities of This great mediHoods Sarsaparilla cine cures that tired feeling almost as quickly as the sun dispels the morning mist It also cures pimples boils salt rheum scrofula and all other troubles originating in bad impure blood ¬ Winchester Ioapeit 5hot Gun 5fiELLfi Used byAlltheampionShot5- - Americas 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force of deputy sheriffs were sworn in from among the citizens to protect the propert3 Friday nighu two attempts wrere made to burn other portions of the town leading to the belief that tha fire was incendiary One Chinese waa burned to death and a number of per- ¬ sons were overcome by the heat The total loss was 1 So 000 of which 540000 was on grain Insurance about half Cal Aug- 13 - Wheatland m - ¬ using Sagasta Favors the Sale of the Philippines Sagasta is said to favor the sale of the Philippines so as to avoid the necessity of sendingmore troops there as the United States it is believed will only take Manila and Though the surrounding territory complicathere is danger of European tions over such a proposition French officials favor it and sugg est that the United States buy the islands instead of a European power as this would prevent complications Paris Aug 13 A eB3b Spr 33 ¬ President MeKinley Congratulated Washington Aug 13 President McKinley was the recipient Friday night of warm congratulations from all parts of the country on the success- ¬ ful termination of the war Scords of congratulatory telegrams were re- ¬ ceived at the white house and many and you H ger your money s worth The 10 cent piece of Battle Ax is larger than the 10 cent piece of any other brand of the same high quality and is the largest piece of really good chewing tobacco that is sold for 10 cents 4 A reached the administration throug h Secretary of War Alger and Adjt Gen Many of those received at the Corbin war department came from officer in in the army nowin the field Suit for Possession of Mormon Island S moer fewhen youthe name my again Aug 13 The Terminal Railway company has begun suit in the United States court for pos- ¬ in island session of Mormon where the harbor San Pedro are now located The claim shipyards is set up that the island was included in the Spanish grant to the Dominguez The Banning brothers have family moved on the island as government land and have possession now Los ANGELEJ3 Cal mmmB9B OM Iraa i Youri I own CALC1MO FRESCO TINTS FOR I I Intel tr DECORATING WALLS and CEILIHGS SSdlEof-- Calcimo Ve - ¬ - ¬ ¬ Washington Aug 12 Secretary Al ¬ ger says that in case any of the troops from Santiago arriving at Alon tauk Point should have yellow fever they will be immediately isolated and no visitors permitted in their camp First Bale of New Cotton Montgomery Ala Ac li Mont ¬ gomery received her fir3t lale of new cotton Thursday It was raised in Autauga county and will be sold at auction The first bale last year came in August 4 v Yellow Fever Cases to Ue Isolated ¬ Osborn 0 Aug 13 At Spring bore this county resides Elias Vckers He was a soldier at Ihe be aged 80 ginning of the civil war and four of his sons William Joseph Jack and C C Vickers also served throughout tho war the latter being- a captain A of the old gentleman was also in the army Three of his grand sons sons of William Vickers are now with G6n Merritt at Manila H5s wife had one brother in the Mexican war two in the war of the rebellion and fatner took part in the war of 1813 ¬ - A Family of Soldiers ndJj Jtnc thnt can JosMbly be mado by Hand To ho mixed vilth Oold Send for SAIULPJLE COLOR and if you this mSrlal from your local dealers 1U us know and we willOAJEIMS in the way of obtaining put you it nH t Wbw ttHiGHTON S --Lgm-tty NEW YORK lt I THE BEST IS AYE THE CHEAPEST AVOID IMITATIONS OP I son-in-la- w 1 rt SAPOLIO 7 - V THE B0UHBON NEWS PAfilS K Y TUESDAY AUGUST 16 i898 SQUARING TO BE v m m L iJ m Not Been Conquered The White House and Army and ftavy Some of the Natural Resources of the Assume Usual Sunday Quietude Madrid Aug 13 The question of Managua Nicaragua July 26 The de Cuba Province of Santiago the acceptance of the protocol having delegates to the convention to form a rThey Will Be Put in the Pink of Perfec- ¬ constitution for the states of Salvador been finally settled and its signature TfceSost Serious Problem Before the ¬ tion Authorities Acting on the Prin Peac0 Commission Will Be the Phil ¬ Honduras and Nicaragua continue Maize Yams Sweet Potatoes and Other explicitly and definitely authorized ciple That the Armistice Might ippines Administration Giv ¬ the government is now considering their sessions here almost daily The Vegetables Grow Everywhere With End in Renewed Hostilities ing it Close Attention the domestic situation for the best work however is progressing slowly Iiittlo Cultivation Forests of means of allaying the excitement and The delegates have discussed the first Valuable Hard Woods WAsmsGTdsr Aug 15 The white propagating the idea that Spains sur- ¬ Washington Aug 15 With peace 11 of the articles in the printed form render is not so complete as indicated house the wai department and the proclaimed all the energies of the mil of a constitution which they have as a itary and naval establishments Satur guide and have decided on the f ol lowSantiago Aug 15 The province of by the bold terms of the protocol As navy departmentN Sunday resumed¬ condiusual Sundayxquietude day were directed into peaceful chan- ing principal features Santiago de Cuba especially that part the first step in this direction a semi- ¬ theirwhich has not prevailed a tion since the nels The sudden change from war to First The organization to be a con- ¬ east of a line drawn between Sagua de official note has been issued Maine was blown up in Havana har- ¬ It is as follows peace was manifest at the war and federacy instead of a central union of Tanamo San Luis and Santiago is The government is of opinion that bor February la Secretary Alger was navy departments There was no fur the three states to day of vital interest to thousands the most critical period of the peace at the department a few minutes and ther expectancy of dramatic developSecond The name of the confedera- ¬ in the United States also went to the white house but did ¬ ments of battles or of new camxaigns tion is to be The United States of The natural resources of the country negotiations has now arrived as it de- not remain long Gen Corbin came to The orders given Friday night for Central America and its fertility its products and its pends upon the arrangement of de- ¬ his office during the day and looked immediate cessation of hostilities Third There is to be a federal dis industries are of paramount import tails as to whether the peace will be over his dispatches but did not re- ¬ Spain brought all military and naval move- trict composed of the civil depart- ¬ ance The richness of the soil here as more or less advantageous constantly on duty as he has ments to a halt and it now remains ments of Chinendega in Nicaragua elsewhere in the island entitles it to wishes to preserve her sovereignty over main doing There were a few clerks to bring affairs back to a peace basis Cholutra in Honduras and La Union consideration from an agricultural the whole of the Philippines to which been about the departments but scarcely a In this however the authorities in Salvador all bordering on the Gulf standpoint The raising of cane and she proposes to accord all political and reforms consistent Sunday passes in peace times that this were acting on the theory that the of Fonseca the manufacture of sugar are the chiel administrative Triumph la Photographic Art does not happen The busy war like protocol of Friday was but the first Fourth The organizing capital is to sources of wealth in the province In with the maintenance of her sover- attitude has entirely disappeared and The Carbon Photograph will stand step towards peace and that not un ¬ be Amapala on Tiger island in the the immediate neighborhood of Santi eign t Washington has settled down to a the test of time and atmospheric in ¬ lIn regard to the evacuation of til a final and lasting peace was se- ¬ department of Cholutra Honduras ago are many sugar estates fluences Made in all ske3 and is dur ¬ Cuba and Porto Rico it will be asked peace basis Manzanillc further westward on the cured could there be an entire return The permanent capital is to be deterThe president believes that the most able The likenf ss is always preserved to a peace basis mined b- - the first congress and will south coast boasts of manv larsre that the army be allowed to depart problem which the peace com- ¬ in minutest detail and can be made from any old picture I Invite all who This was particularly true as to the be located at either Amapala Cholutra centrales or central sugar estates honorably and that assurance be given serious mission will be called upon to deal are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ mavy deparcment In that branch it or Chinendega where the cane grown on neighboring guaranteeing that Spanish and for with is the Philippines Before the giving was accepted that permanent peace Fifth There is to be one president field is brought and grown so many eign interests will not suffer The commission assembles it is hoDed the ine this wonderful picture before enlarg ¬ your orders for any copying and army which has not been conquered undoubtedly would be made but yet instead of a triple headed tribune as cartloads of cane being delivered affairs of Cuba and Porto Rico will be ing of old pictures 1 make your sit ¬ against so many pounds of man will return to Spain with its guns found in such process of adjustment tings free when 3Tou desire a large instead of stripping our war ships re ¬ at first proposed picture from life snd guarantee satis- ¬ distributing them into squadrons on a In a recent session delegates from ufactured sugar the grinder or arms and munitions regard to the Cuban debt as the as to leave little for the commission to faction In Very respectfully peace basis and returning them to Salvador protested against what they owner of the estate making his THe ab- ¬ L Grinnan Artist United States refuses to assume it consider under that head ¬ their old channels the naval authori- termed a spirit of antagonism to Sal ¬ profit out of the immense amount of 29mar tf by Spain relinquiskment solute Paris Ky ties acted on the principle that the vador in some speeches made by cer- ¬ cane brought him of which he keeps a Spain will endeavor to arrange with of all sovereignty over the islands the Cuban treasury to pay it when the 3 percentage or royalty the Colono present armistice might end in a re- ¬ tain delegates from Nicaragua In the West Indies will allow only island is able ¬ sumption of hostilities For that reaIt is thought probable that either or small planter finding it to his ad The question of a treaty of com- the property questions to be settled arson the four battle ships and two President Don ilia of Hondux as or vantage to have his cane ground on a between the governments that is what mored cruisers ordered north from President Zekiya of Nicaragua will royaltj basis instead of laying out merce will lead to considerable discusSpain shall take away and what shall West Indian waters are to undergo a be chosen as the first president of the a large sum of money for machinery sion and the matter will be submitted remain as captures of war and the complete overhauling with a view to px oposcd confederac etc unwarranted b the smallneas of to a commission of diplomatists under protection of Spanish subjects and the presidency of Senor Castillo his holding or cane crop putting them in the pink of condition The The Liberal thinks the only bright their property in the islands PAYS FOR THE Guantanamo Santiago and Manza For many months they have been in greater questions growing out of the tropical waters their bottoms are foul nillo are the three important sugar feature of the peace treatj- is the im war as relating to Cuba and Porto Ri ¬ TWICE-A-WEE- K mediate suspension of hostilities so shipping ports of eastern Cuba and their engines and machinery need co will have to be dealt with by the Next in importance agriculturally that our unhappy soldiers will no United States alone The fact that the careful overhauling As soon as they come the coffee and cocoa plantations longer have to die without knowing reach New York all work at the navy present will Philinnines the with which Santiago province is thick ¬ wherefore yard will be subordinated to pushing difficult problem in the peace Continuing the Liberal congratuly covered Coffee and cocoa plants are the complete overhauling of the battle caused negotiations has the ships and cruisers Meanwhile the generally grown on the same fincas lates the country upon the fact that administration to give great deal it a ONE WHOLE TEAK or plantation the frail coffee plant re the war is ended though Spanish rule of careful attention Several sugges- ¬ smaller warships in West Indian waters have been ordered to safe harbors as quiring for its growth the shade of in America is completely terminated tions have been made as to what shall 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post- ¬ We reserve the right to criticise the paid by mail Almost by the tall and over fered the West Indian hurricane season is protocol when freedom is restored to be done one being the retention of the The voffee near at hand while sufficient ships for hanging cocoa tree Bay City and harbor of Manila just 4 DAILY RECORD police patrol are left along the Cuban shrub yields its crop in November but the press In conclusion the Liberal says what the protocol gives temporarily as it is not regular and uniform three and Porto Rico coasts The big OF WAR KEWS Another is that Subig bay and a suff- ¬ are made annually the first Those who pretend that the events of icient amount of territory for a naval monitors will remain in Porto harvests Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k llico and most of the blockading fleet in November the second in January the last three years were simply acci- and coaling station be secured and the has the finest War News Service of any dents which do not affect Spanish hiswill center at Key West under Commo- ¬ and the third in March building up of an American city paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ tory are deceiving themselves dore Watson The peace protocol will incomparable Maize yams sweet potatoes and at that place begun Still another able accurate been subordinated All to give a breathing spell and time for grow everywhere other issues have other vegetables which is being considered this one great feature idea Subscribe at ship back to the high ¬ bringing every with little care or supervision In six A NAVAL OFFICER EXPIRES is the retention of the Island of Luzon The once and keep thoroughly posted est state of perfection The complete months they bear Coffee shrubs need CHARLES ITKNRY DAVIS the advocates of that plan believing offer may be withdrawn in a short return to a peace basis the establish ¬ Commander of the United States Auxil the shade and these plants offer it Rr Adm Kirkland Commandant of tho that there would be trouble between time The low price Mare Island Navy Yard A Short iary Gunboat Dixie ment of peace squadrons etc is a The result is that on most coffee plan ¬ the governments which occupied a por- ¬ Sketch of Mis Life matter for the future tations these vegetables are grown tion of the island with a line of- de ItJs expected that the American oc- ¬ SUMMING UP OF THE COST which amply feed and sustain the Saivlejjo GaL Aug 13- -- Rr Adm mareation sucxl as would exist in is for the purpose of placing a great v cupation of Manila will occurmmedi planter who after six months is on a Kirkland commandant of the Mare case Manila and the bay only was newspaper twice a week within tna Spain Which Lasted Only ately after the receipt by Adm Dewey The War With self sustaining basis with a goodly Island fyavy yard died Friday even retained The Island of Luzon is reach of the masses A good commis- ¬ 114 Days Cost the United States tho and Gen Merritt of the orders sent Sample copies free crop ahead as clean profit coffee ing the largest of the group and sion to agents Sum of 8150000000 Friday night This may not be them Tobacco is gro vn extensively at The funeral will take place from St contains about 3000000 people which Write to Journal Co Louisville Ky deferred by the lack of cable facilities Washington- Aug lo Although the Palma Soriano San Luis Paire Jigu Vincent Catholic church of Vallejo on are said to be the better class in the Courier of Manila as the American occupation war with Spain lasted only 114 days it any and Guica most of which has Sunday The remains have been em- ¬ Philippines It is believed however will result in the opening is probably BY A SPECIAL ARRANGEMFNT estimated that it has cost the gov ¬ hitherto been shipped to Germany the balmed and will be placed temporarily that the administration and the com- ¬ of direct cable communication ernment so far S150 000000 of which balance to the Spanish regie Guica in the vault at St Vincents cemetery mission will be greatly influenced by YOU CAN GET THE between that city and the out 59S000000 has been actually paid produces the best leaf although of Later they will be removed to Brook the reports which Adm Dewey and side world The only difficulty thus out of the treasury Beginning with course of an inferior grade as com- ¬ lyn N Y for interment beside the Gen Merritt will make on the subject far has been that the cable company March 1 when the first increase pared with Vuelta and Partidos to- ¬ remains of his daughter who is buried Their reports are expected before the would not recognize American control AND THE in expenditures in anticipation bacco commission meets there of the cable so long as our forces were of war became apparent in the The woods and forests of eastern Rr Adm VV A Kirkland was appointed from The final determination as to the not in possession of the city The or daily expenditures of the treasury Cuba abound in every variety of hard North Carolina July 2 1850 made a midship ¬ government of Porto Rico and the set- ¬ TWIGE-A-WE18 1839 ders sent Adm Dewey are much more 20 1833 lieutenant government of Cuba are the actual disbursements on this ac- ¬ woods the principal being mahogany man Juno commander July- March com- ¬ tlement of the 16 1862 specific than those sent other naval a lieutenant majagua cedar rosewood and ¬ ¬ count have been approximately as folmander March 2 1869 captain April 1 1880 problems for settlement but the imcommanders as the occupation of lows wood known the world over as the commodore June 27 1S93 and rear admiral pression prevails that these islands will March army fi00000 navy S2 Both One Year For Only Manila and the holding of the bay and 100000 April army strongest and most durable of all March 1 1895 000000 become quite rapidly Americanized total harbor involved more important con- - Bl200000 navy 9800000 total Sll woods of a greenish ashy hue and an He would have been placed on the retired and everv encouragement for them sideration than the mere cessation of D00000 May army 12000000 navy exceedingly close grain Most of them list on the 2d of I ist month were it not for the to do so will be given Porto Rico will hostilities During the early hours of B7000000 total 19000000 June army in fact nine tenths of the woodlands presentwar He had been anxious to retire be under military control for the pres ¬ a home Saturdaj the war and navy depart ¬ B1G500000 navy 6500000 total 23 are virgin forests which it would take from active duty as he had purchased to make This is for cash subscriptions only ent Cuba also will be sirniliarly gov ¬ All subscriptions under this combina at San Die 0 where he had intended ments received no acknowledgments 000 ooo years ana years to aecumnate ana nis home when placed on the retired list erned but it is probable that Ameri ¬ offer must be sent direct to Thh from the various naval and militaxy which have so far escaped the destruc- ¬ He served at sea for eight months as rear ad ¬ can reforms in the matter of gov- ¬ tinn July army 29500000 navy 5500 Bourbon News office Paris Ky commanders but it was presumed 000 tive hand of man owing to the lack miral total sea service 23 years and nine ernment will be such that the people 55 000000 to August 13 months shore or other duty 16 years and eight that the orders suspending hostilities army total THE 1500000 to- ¬ of transportation facilities to the sea months At the time of his death he was com- ¬ of Cuba will see the advantage of 5500000 navy were being carried out in all direc- ¬ coast mandant of tho Mare Island navy yard He becoming annexed to the United tal 7000000 NEW YORK WORLD tions The Ya3a or lancetshar grows by was well known on the Pacific coast and popu- ¬ States It is thought the sanitary imTotal charged to war department THEICE-A-WEEItaly Congratulates America EDITION provement of Havana and other cities 05000000 total charged to navy de- the thousand acres and so does the lar among both naval officers and civilians Washington Aug 15 The United partment 32700000 grand total 9S lignum vita so much sought after for the management of the municipalities 18 Pages a Week Ate Poisoned Candy the manufacture of block sheaves and government Sunday received 000000 States 156 Papeis a Year and liberalitj- - offered the country peoDover Del Aug 13 Mrs J Pol the first congratulations from a foreign of such a character as soon by congress of heavy balls used in bowling alleys ple will be The appropriations made DOLLAB Palm leaf in great quantities is ex- Deaneof this place is dead and her to convince the people that the changed power upon the successful termina ¬ on account of the war aggregated 1 P Dunning is seriously tion of the war with Spain The con ¬ about 300000000 and cover the time ported to Europe and the United sister Mrs are fof their good Pnblished every Alternate Day except ill the result of poisoning from eat ¬ conditions Sunday States for the manufacture of hats gratulations came from Italy through to January 1 1899 There has been little doubt about ing candj- - Mrs Dunning is the wife and palmiche finds a ready market the Italian ambassador Baron Fava of Porto The Thrice-a-Wee- k Dunning the soon settling the transfer which the New York World is Edition of The of Preston J ¬ The Peace Commissioners abroad for the manufacture of oil He communicated to the state depart first among all reception the well known Associated Press cor Rico and troops have received in that Washington Aug 15 Secretary gov- ¬ weekly papers in size frequency of Hone and beeswax are other very ment Sunday by direction of his American expression of the cordial Daj Senator iUlison and Senator important articles of export and mod- ¬ aespondent now in Porto Rico island is a justification for the belief publication and the freshness accuracy ernment an contents It variety of all satisfaction of Italy at the prompt Gorman in all probabilities will be ern hives on the plan of the French and both women are daughters of ex Porto Rico will be treated at onee and merits of aitsgreat 6 daily has the at the B Pennington signature of the preliminaries of three of the commission and either and Dutch hives would amply repay Congressman John The the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ an American possession The candy came through the mails on as peace together with the wish of Joseph Choate or Elihu Hoot of New the investment first movement in this direction will cal news is prompt complete acenrate Senator government Next in importance to its agricul Wednesday The postmark on the boa be the sending of a delegation of and impartial as all its readers will tes- ¬ that York will be appointed Italian the after the war conducted with such Davis of Minnesota will be offered a tural products Santiago de Cubas iron was unintelligible but it is supposed officials from the post office depart- ¬ tify thp It is against the monopolies and people conspicuous gallantry by the United place on the commission but it is ex- ¬ and manganese mines demand uni- ¬ bv Mrs Dunning to have been sent by ment to investigate and report upon for prints the news of all the world It States this country might enjoy the pected that he will decline and that a versal attention As is well known a lady friend in San Francisco named the mail facilities there now and to having special correspondence from all fifth man not a United States senator the Santiago ore with its low percent- ¬ Craven benefits of peace make such recommendations as they important nowfa points on the globe It will be selected age of phosphorous ranks together Garcias Men to Go Home for Thirty Days determine upon Mail routes methods has brilliant illustrations stories by Courtmartialed and Shot with the Swedish and the Spanish De New York Aug 13 A Santiago of transportation and the condi- ¬ great authors a capital humor page Contribution to the Conscience Fund Milwaukee Wis Aug 15 A spe- ¬ the generally complete markets departments forother Washington Aug 15 The post of- ¬ merara mineral as the crack ore of special to the Evening World says tions of post offices household and womens work and to the Journal from Marinette cial the world Jack York of Pennsylvania who has in the island will be exam- ¬ special departments of usual interest Wis says Word has been received fice department is in receipt of a letter With a wealth of resources been serving with Garcia the Cuban ined Military post offices will be We offer this un equaled newspaper here from Ponce Porto Rico that Pri- ¬ from an unknown correspondent at rich in agricultural natural and mineral soil general has just arrived here He re- ¬ established at once wherever troops and The BoitrbonNews together one vate La Duke of the 2d Wisconsin Seattle Wash who enclosed S26SS in Santiago de Cuba only awaits Amer- ¬ ports that Garcia has suspended oper- ¬ are stationed and at such other points year for 325 regiment who shot and killed Private order to relieve his or her conscience ican brains enterprise and The regular capital to ations for 30 days and given his men as may be demanded by the interests two papers is subscription price of the 300 regular army during Tie letter stated that the writer had make one of Stafford of the the richest as well as permission to go home with instruc- of Americans and the people of the isit a quarrel in a saloon at Ponce was ten years ago robbed a country post one of the most beautiful spots in the tions to report to him at the end of lands if the present offices are not courtmartialed August 3 found guilt ofiice of 15 and this amount was re- ¬ world TOTliE FARMERS OF BOURBON that period available and shot on the morning of August 4 turned with interest at G per cent Raisins of the Stars and Stripes Over The News at Hong Kunj Gen SlmfterH Command ITransports With Troops Arrive at Mon- COUNTY Hawaii Hong Hong Aug 15 News of the Buried at Sea Washington Aug 15 By Wednes ¬ 4 via Victoria B Honolulu Aug tauk Point New York Aug 15 The United cessation of hostilities between the ¬ As agent of The Page Woven Wire ¬ C Aug 13 The United States ship day or Thursday of this week it is exJsew York Aug 15 Four trans- States transport Seguranca United States and Spain was received Capt Fence To I am prepared to put up the officials the war ports the St Louis Vigilancia Mat Hansen arrived at quarantine bring here Saturday The British steamer Philadelphia arrived here Thursday pected byof Gen department command best wire fence on tho market It is Shafters teawan and Miami having on board ing oCL sick soldiers having left San- ¬ Australian bound for Sydney N S six days and 20 hours from San Fran- ¬ that all left Santiago for the United guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock will have and to give satisfaction troops who were ordered honfe from tiago July 31 by way of Tampa August W was chartered to carry the news cisco with Adm Miller and staff on of States I have put up fence this season for Santiago de Cuba have arrived off 5 The soldiers belong to various reg-¬ to Manila No other vessel was a vaii board who came for tho purpose farmers who have had the Page Fence Camp Wikoff Montauk Point Long iments attached to Gen Shaf ters com- ¬ able for the purpose owing to the prev- ¬ raising the American flag over the Cholera Epidemic at Madras n use for seven or eight years Hawaiian Islands A conference with Island Aug 15 The cholera epi ¬ alence of t3rphoons I am also prepared to put up the Madras mand On August 10 Private Ellis 33d thefHawaiiah rfovrnment was held- demic is here Between Monday morn ¬ Jes- Chicken Fence on the market paraly- ¬ Michigan regim2ntdied from Horse and Baggy Stolen FridaV afternoon It is generally un- ing and Friday night there were 55 Ijeo Mentioned for Military Governor If yon are needing any leuce give mr sis and was buried at sea The Segur Cabdington O Aug 15 William call Richmond Va Aug 15 It is rz- i derstood that Hihe flTff will rx otibe rais deaths from the disease the fatalities be Fveyser drove to Waldo and while anca will be boarded by the health of-¬ 0 W MILLAR Agent heved here that SiiL o ed until the commiasidiKirs prior to the dav first mentionedhav1 there his horse aad buggjV worth 250 ficer Saturday and thoroughly exam-ined- - will be military governor of Cuba r the lTtifinst - PaBIS Kt JT ing been 117 i swevestbieri v v r t7 ¬ ¬ ¬ - Delegates From Salvador Honduras and Nicaragua Meet to Organize United IPending Establishment of Peace Our States of Central America War Ships Will Be Overhauled REPAIRED NEW CONFEDERACY FORMING ARICH COUNTRY SPAIN HERSELF VERY QUIET DAY The Best Wr Xews The Government Tells the People IV Koto That the Spanish Army Jlsut ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Thb Louisville Courier Journalists publishing the fullest most accurate and moat reliable war news of any papa in the South or West It is devoting alf its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed ing admirably The Courier Journal has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by the people and they want the news of The Courier it fresh and accurate Journal realizes this and it is supplying the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k points the cream of the daily news It is issued Wednesday and Saturday Tba price has recently been cut from 1 to 50 cents a year making unquestion ¬ ably the cheapest as- well as the best You get pape published anywhere 104 621 or eighi page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-We- ek Courier Journal and The Bour ¬ bon News will be sent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance over tho price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must be cash and must invariably be sent direct to Tbs Bour ¬ tf bon News office Paris Ky ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ G ¬ ¬ Courier Journa ¬ ¬ un--wiel- dj ¬ ¬ ¬ - - 50c A YEAR - 1k - B0UIB0N NEWS EK - GOB jora 215 ¬ ¬ K ¬ ¬ FOR ONE -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - ¬ - - Gen--lfitzhug- h arrioa i -- -- - agagfe t IJlggjfajJt S - pf THE BOUUBOK mimmi m T1 W BV7 i ft PARIS KY TUESDAY ATJGUST 16 l l88 r--- mn IT A TEST OF IOVJS Waller Champ in Up-To-D- ale The Royal known is the highest grade bakifig powder Actual tests show it goes one third farther than any other brand Railroad Engineer Testifies to Benefits Received From GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Theatrical Aud Otherwise The Foyer Remarks In Oh the Pain of IHheat IBanfedy Moonbeams glimmered over am around Alfred Ains worth and Gertmde Greenwood on the piazza They sat bo close that the moonlight could not couit between them No sonnd was audiule save the twin heart throbs At last he spoke There is but one thing tuat prevents Tis passing strange that ouruuion fUn ITitoa zrmlrl VA SA KHtld SIS I Dr Miles Remedies Haik hark the nights are dark Let Johnnies gunlet bark And shoot the rascals down And burglars itirebt the town v tO brtlk n ones happiness Then he sighed AMU15 POWDER Absolutely Pure BOYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK her head from his shoulder smoothed her hair In tones expressing loyalty and truth she said Impossible Herbert Nothing could come between us Gertrude Greenwood quickly raised and II Herbert was deep in meditation Name the obstacle cried the maid and I will make any sacnhce tor your sake is a Alas he said you Howard spoke are a strawberry blonde and my ideal brunette THE BOURBON HEWS Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUOE MILLER 1881 III Published every Tuesday and Friday by Editors and Owners Money Gertrude Greenwoods head rested contentedly in its former place and her heart resumed business in its normal trait Looking into his eyes she mur am Herbert mured earnestly to dye for you willing even From Camp Thomas Camp Thomas ¬ Payable to the order of Champ W Make all Checks Millkb Orders etc Chickamauga Ga AD VER1I81XU RATK8 Private Isaac Alexander of Company Displays one dollar per inch for first inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter pei I has been detailed for Hospital dutj Locals or reading notices ten cents llae each insertion Locals in blac type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when The members of the Second Kentucky tunning at lioe rates on candi believe that they will spend the Winter Obituar26 cards of thauKs calls dates resolutions of respect and matter of a at Chickamauga and are becoming r like nature ten cents per line large advertise signed to their fate Special rates given for mentR and yearly oards ¬ his American wife who was Miss Leiter reach such deep seated diseases A few years ago I was taken with inflamma- ¬ of Chicago is now the leading lady of tory Rheumatism which became so intense all Indian society and is the next repre that I was for weeks unable to walk I tried sentative of Queen Victoria who iB several prominent physi- ¬ empress of India It is an admitted cians and took their treat-¬ ment faithfully but was f ict that the choice ot Curzou for Vice unable to get the slight- ¬ roy has been guided largely by the fit est relief In fact my con ness of his wife to bear the great bur ditlon seemed to grow den of responsibility that will be laid worse the disease spread over my entire body and upon her With the exception of the from November to March wives of the Presidents of the United I suffered agony I tried many patent medicines States no American woman was ever but none relieved me HERB is no more responsible position called to a position of greater social aud Upon the advice of a on earth than that of a railroad engin- ¬ IWj V friend I decided to try political significance eer On his steady nerves clear brain S S S Before allowing me to take it how- ¬ ever my guardian who was a chemist ana ¬ bright eye and perfect self command de- ¬ lyzed the remedy and pronounced it free of lives pend the safety of the train and the I felt The latest decisions of-- the Comrais potash or mercury that I so much better after¬ and of its passengers Dr Miles Nervine taking two bottles continued the rem other remedies are especially adapted to siouer of Internal Revenue relating to edy and in two months I was cured completely was sinca keeping the nerves steady the brain clear taxation of shows theaters aud circuses rhe curetouch permanent for I have never many had a of Rheumatism though and the mental faculties unimpaired times exposed to damp and cold weather Engineer F W McCoy formerly of 1323 are pleasing to the proprietors of comEleanor M Tippell 3711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia Broadway Council Bluffs but now residing binations as it states they are exempt at 3411 Humboldt St Denver writes that he from paying auy tax except under con- ¬ Dont suffer longer with Rheumatism Throw aside your suffered for years from constipation caus- ¬ ditions out of the ordinary The ruling they can not reach oils and liniments as your trouble Dont ing sick nervous and bilious headaches and received at Louisville Saturday by Co- experiment with doctors their potash was fully restored to health by Dr Miles Nerve Liver Pills I heartily recommend llector Sapp says that the proprietor of a and mercury will add to your disabil¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Rheumatism often causes the most in- tense sunenng Many nave ior years vainly sought relief from this disabling disease vt ana are to aay worse on man i George Curzon has been appoiuted by ever itneumatism is a Diooa disease ¬ and Swifts Specific is the only cure beQueen Victoria as Viceroy of India and cause it is the only remedy which can m Rheumatism j Come and see us bbfore selling yonr Wheat Will furnish sacks and stdre on the most reasonable terms Will guar- tee that you can borrow money on our t warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter-j est or less i t j R b hutchcraft i Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP T Wheat stored on reasonable termsr and highest market price paid for Wrheat Call on us at Paris Milling Coe office CO B M RENICK P S Farmers would do well to store their wheat near home Wanted to Bay 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay the highest market price in cash or X will furnish sacks and store your wheat in an elevator and buy your wheat when you are ready to sell at the highest mar- ¬ ket price Those who held wheat last year made big money Store your wheat and get the profit ¬ ¬ -- gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re ¬ funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and nerves free Address Dr Miles Remedies Dr Miles Remedies are sold by all drug- ¬ Dr Miles theatrical company traveling over the ity and completely destroy your tion country giving exhibitions in halls known commonly as theaters the proprietors or lesses of which have paid special tax It is held however that if the company plays in any other than theaters paying special tax the company must pay the special tax of 10 per an ¬ num or at that rate ¬ diges- ¬ E 0 FRETWELL Agent 5julv 4t lemedie Restore Health DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind One step wont take you verv far Youve got to keep on walking One word wont tell folks what you are Youve got to keep on taiking One inch wont make you very all Youye got to keep on growing One little ad wont do it all Youve got to keep em going Late News of the War A Loudon rumor yesterday that Manila had tallen stated I 3 The Rough Riders have reached Montauk Point N Y The Third Kentucky now at Chicka ¬ mauga may be ordered to Lexington Gen Fitzhugh Lee is in Washington conferring with the President and Secretary Alger He will probably be made Governor of Havana England wants Chin i to dismiss Li Hung Chaug W M Goodloe the florist will give a haiidson e bouquet to the bride in the street wedding Thursday Second Lieutenant Neville C Fisher of Company I of Paris has resigned ICichmond Nicholasville and Beattyville Railroad and Color Sergeant Charlton Alexander will Tirohablv be aDnointed by Coll Versailles Ky July 11 1896 To all Concerned -- Commencing Sat- ¬ Gaither to succeed him urday July 16th and continuing each Saturday until further notice train No M Ola 3 leaving Versailles at 652 p m will Privates Desha Lucas John and G Wright of Company I have ap- run through to Irvine Returning No 2 will leave Irvine as 500 a plied for sick furloughs and will prob- train m each Monday thus enabling parties ably leave this week for Paris to re- to spend Sundays at Estill Springs and Sergeant Dorsey Ray left return Monday in time for business cuperate C m Browning G P A Saturday nigh for Paris on a five days 530 p ra train from Paris connects furlough with this train going to the Springe- and the 5 a m train from the Springs con N at Richmond Kentucky Regiment is not nects with the L The Second so th it you can reach Paris at yet fully equipped through the negli Junction a n Some of the re 745 gence of somebody ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ cruits who went out for target practice the other day were barefooted and their clothing is very scant Some one has it in good and strong for the Second Ken L N Excursions fl contains no potash mercury or other Notice is mineral Books mailed free by Swift McDermott hereby given that the firm of 6 Spears is dissolved J Specific Co Atlanta Ga K Spears having purchased the inter- ¬ est of Fred McDermott will continue the business FRED McDERMOTT To Cure A Cold In One Day SCINTILLATIONS J K SPEARS ¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TabAn Interesting Jumble Of News And lets All druggists refund the money Comment if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W Brooks and James Kennedy Paris ¬ T Gen Sanger and staff arrived at Lex Ky ington yesterday to decide on a location for the army camp near that city A Good Memory Jesse Mitchell a prominent Franklin often saves money and also good health If OPEN JUKE 15TB TO OCT 1ST tarmer was waylaid and robbed yester you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ or auy form stomach Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate dajT morning He was beaten into tionto take home of bottle of trouble remem- ¬ ber a Dr Caldwells Waters The prettiest Place and best Syrup Pepsin aud health will be restored to insensibility you Trial sizes loc lo doses 10c large size 50c kept Sunmier Resort in the West Henry Bradley a rich bachelor of and SI 00 of W T Br oks druggist Paris For particulars apply to Ky ljau m Robertson County hanged himself Fri- ¬ CAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor day at his home near Kentontown He IRVINE KY was sixty years old Asa Martin the Winchester weather THE BOURRON NEWS prophet savs that twenty six snows AND the will fall during the coming winter the ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE one coming on November 5th first OX2XOX23L3atti will cure perfectly and permanently Et is guaranteed purely vegetable and SSSJtI Paris Ky Blood ustotioe Estill Springs ¬ tucky bTOCK AND TURF NEWS Bales and Transfers Of Stock Crop During the Santiago game Gen Joe Wheeler made a fielding average of ft l Etc Turf Notes Editor Joe Williams ie making the Old corn is selling at 2 per barrel de- ¬ Falmoath Pendletonian a model Ken ¬ livered tucky weekly paper Wm Griffith bought eleven fat tw year old heifers at Carlisle court from Col Geo Rosser of the Maysville Thos Linville at 3075 each Bulletin will attend the meeting of the National Editorial Association in Den- ¬ OBITUARY ver Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead The war being over the Hone J J Kid Fitzsimmona Robt Corbett Isaac Miller of Tennessee dropped M Coy and others of fistic fame are dead on the train near Louisville en now expected to break their long route to his sons funeral at Winchester Bilence The eon died in Alaska Col Geo E Currie a veteran soldier R O Benjamin colored editor of the Standard at Lexington has an ¬ and Brigadier General of the Kentucky ¬ nounced himself for Congress from the Brigade of U R K of P died Satur Paris Ky The de day ac his home in Dayton Seventh district He does not expect to get the nomination but wants to see ceased waB whII known in this city and Crawford Bros have lately improv ¬ how much the Republican party thinks was a representative citizen of Ken ed their barber shop making it decided- ¬ tacky ly the most attractive shop in Paris Of colored candidate They offer a prompt expert and polite The New YorK Dispatch Minneapolis A new line of lamps at J T Hintons service and their shop is as cool as any Tribune Louisville Post Cincinnati New lamps New ideas in the city Hot or cold baths at nuy tf Times Star San Francisco if hoar Cincinnati Enquirer New Haven Regis- ¬ ter Nebraska State Journal Peoria War Revenue Law Rulings Springfield Republic Times Herald and Internal ReVehtie Commissioner Scott are among the army of papers which more decisions to1 favor the retentiou of the Philippines has rendered several clear points which were obscure in the Gen Gentry of Lexington enjoys war revenue law honors galore First he was a Colonel It is ruled that all county faira must j by virtue of residence iu Kentucky pay a license of 10 when they include Did you ever see one then he became General Last year h horse racing as one of their attractions Did you ever hear of one won considerable notoriety by origi Every sideshow must pay a tax of 10 Mest certainly not Con- ¬ nating the only Jack rabbit farm in also when they charge for admission sumption is a disease that Kentucky and last week he won fame In case the fair pays 100 all the side ¬ invariably causes loss of by being the promoter of the Gentry shows go untaxed flesh family reunion at Crab Orchard And Probate Court papers such as letters If you are light in weight now Gov Bradley has made him a of an administration guardianship pa even if your cough is only Colouel gn his staff pers etoall except bonds are ex a slight one you should empt from tax certainly take No stamp is required on a certificate We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ of a tax sale nor on a certificate of re pair your linen and put neck bauds on demption Haggard Reed free of cod liver oil witb hypo Stamps are not required on ordinary phosphites No remedy rent receipts But when words or is such a perfect prevent- ¬ phrases occur in such receipts that can Awarded ive to consumption Just be construed as a eontract the receipt the moment your throat richest HonorsWorld Fair must be stamped begins to weaken and you When an insurance company reinsures find you are losing flesh another company no tax is required if you should begin to take it the second insurer receives only its pro- And no other remedy pomonate part ot tne premium fsfl HfeP tr has cured so many cases Deeds to graveyard lota for buiial pur ¬ of consumption Unless poses do not have to be stamped you are far advanced with A deed to cure a defect in a deed this disease Scotts Emul- ¬ must be stamped according to the true sion will hold every in- ¬ value of the property ducement to you for a Deels of gift from a husband to wife perfect cure or other relative must be stamped acAll Druggists soc and r cording to the true value of the property Scott Bowne Chemists N V Elocutionary exhibitions given for yygypwHvvfrtiiOT church Sunday school or public charity are not taxed Otherwise a license o 10 a year must be paid - MOST PERFECT MADE Insurance policies given as security A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free amount of the fcom Ammonia Alumor any other adulterant must be stamped for the INDIGESTION loan irrespective of the policy value YEARS TE STANDARD 4 k ¬ -- limited Io WET WHEAT 18 Oil account Kninhrs Templar Con WGW J ENQUIRER clave One fare for round trip We have nr chines that will Association To Lhristiau Workers We have arranged a Clubbing Rate Meeting at Black Mountain N C thoroughly clean and dry your by which we can cive Charges August 13th to 24th One fare for the wheat if thrashed wet round trip reasonable Both Papers One Year for only 225 One fare for the ronifd tripitoJAnnual H HIBLER CO 3w J Regular Price for Both is 275 Convention of Christian Church at Chattanooga Oct 10th to 13th A nice line of new 3amp3 just i trip to r ceived at at J T Hintons One fare for the roun Iudiauapolis National L A W at August 7th to 9rb Cler nce sal i of thin clothin To Indianapolis and return Aug 19th Linen suits at 350 and 400 to 21st final limit Auk 31st Extension worth 4 and 550 Blue fcnd of time to Sept 10th can be had Fare grey serge coat ana vest at 4 460 round trip Account Grand Etf- worth6 Ties at 37 1 2 cents cdmpmeut Ki ights of PthiaR Round trip 205 to Olympia Spring worth 50 cents at Price Gos aud return duriue Snnimer season Parti s contemplating a summer tour clot hie s time can yet valuable information Deering binder twine machine hotel guides and Summer resort table calling on or addressing booklets by oil and all repairs for the Deering F B Carr Geil Agent 10 ¬ To Pittibnrp Oct 8 i All persons having claims against the estate of Augusta G Rogers deceased must present same properly proven as required by law before me at my office before Sept 1 lb98 or else be barredrit By order of the Bourbon ConpJa Court July 2 1898 S B ROGERS Administrator 3t T T machinery at R B EUTCHCRAFTS lwpilBflaEiBKB ifPpilll City Schools The Paris wCity Schools will reopen on Monday September oth 1898 The Schools in all their departments are free to the children of residents of the city Non residents can be admitt- ¬ ed where the classes are not full upon payment of the following rates I A Fleshy Consumptive Primary Intermediate High School Grades Grades 1 WHITE SCHOOL 8 and 10 per 12 20 4 8 half year per half year per half year THE BEST J T HINT0N Lots of people are going to be tc z tks-7- - FUMITUKE STORE IN KENTUCKY COLORED SCHOOL 5 - Attest A Shire Secy 100 per month 2 3 and 1 50 per month 6 7 aud E W WEAVER Supt Will Kennay Physician M- - D iZzt4iiPK5iiZi irzx Zsrs-sts- sz- s Surgeon ¬ Scotts Emuslion Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m 5 16aug tf fer Bucks For Sale T a IN A BIG HURRY during the next two or three days but sale a farm at Tarr Station CAS l9aug-3wk-6t hnvfi n choice lot of eood bucks for EVERYBODY must take time to call and examine my very large stock of everything pertain ¬ You will be ing to housekeeping amply repaid for your time and trouble Let me mention a few things you can buy very cheap now for cash Straw mattings greatly reduced Wall Paper at about half price Carpets all kinds at prices to sur ¬ prise yon Baby Buggies a few at cost Lace Curtains odd pairs way down Doat delay but come at once P GOFF Paris Ky CREAM BAKING P0HDER ¬ Ewalts Cross Roads and on Paris five containing I ears I desire to lease for a term of y near Bourbon county my farm in 4 40 SDR PEPSlN Cynthiana Turnpike hundred and sixty mx acres is8P8sion given marcn i iouy jriivnc ui own ing given No one but strictly reliable patties need apply W E HIBLER iin HrrVxington Ky 232 W ¬ - J T HINT0N mmrsr wzit J ji Ntfcmp OB THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 16 1898 IWWWTWw THE BODBBQH HEWS Eighteenth Year Establihed -- PEES0NAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY 1881 Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky aecon5 jiss mail matter as TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION JPXICES Payable in Advance S2 00 Six months One year 1 Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lohhies And Elsewhere Mrs Alex Rice of Mt Airy is ill Rev E G B Mann has been ill for 100 RBWS COSTS YOU CANT EVEN GET A KK PORT FKOM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Etc MiiiiiFR Read J T Hintons display adver tisement of near Paris Mason county shortly move to tf will The Froe Street Fair James Adair cases during the three days term of the Judge Purnell disposed of seventy Bourbon Quarterly Court last week N had his hand badly mashed last week while coupling cars Several of the bones were broken Joe Blankenship of the L Salesman wanted by Manufacturer free outfit Protected ground Several earn 30 weekly cash Brattice 343 Pearl New York It C I The Power Grocery Co is remodeling The Tarr Planing Mill property on Fourth street and will shortly move their grocery stock to it ¬ Sjfc t Wiw of London will come to Kentucky this week to go over the route of the proposed Black Diamond railroad in which he is finan- ¬ Sir Thomas Tancreed cially interested ¬ I Rev Hat Spears arrived home Saturday from Sewanee University having body He finished his course at that place church The Paris Free Street Fair the first ever held in Kentucky will be ushered in to morrow morning with a big pa- ¬ rade in which will be two banle Mounted Policp Grand Marshal and Aides City Officials County Officiate Fire Department Private Carriages and a number ot floats The pioprty holders and merchants are asked to decorate along the line of march Among the amusement features will be tight rope walking bafloon ascen- ¬ sions fire works trick bicycle riding band concerts baby shows worst turn- ¬ out contests cake walk on the Court- ¬ Midway a street house promenade wedding and other features There will be competition for prizes for big watermelons fine peaches big potatoeB big cabbages big corn fine tobacco etc prizes for pretty colt babies fine cake walkers worst bicycle turnouts and a score of other things There will be hundieds of visitors from the surrounding cities and coun- ¬ ties and a big time Is in store for every- ¬ ¬ While in town call at will spend a year in New York before he assumes the pastoral charge of a furniture store Carlyde Cox son of Capt W H J Hintons tf Slain at Cyutliiana George Lannon a Paris negro who Cox agent of the Kentucky Midland went to Cvnthiana Friday to attend a in this city is acting manager of the colored pic nic walked into a restaurant Postal Telegraph Company in George in that city and without provocation town He is a model young mau and a shot and killed Doc Caldwell a medi ¬ clever operator cine seller who formerly lived in this Dr K H Roberts was Friday city The murderer with pistol in tendered by telegraph an appointment hand ran d own the railroad track to as acting Assistant Surgeon at Camp the riyer defying arrest R C Wick Dr Roberts liffe procured a shotgun and overtook Thomas Chickamauga declined the honor on account of his Launen got the drop on him and march ¬ ed farni back to jail Witnesses state large local practice that the murder was entirely witfcont -- Dispatches from Richmond say that provocation and the indications are gold has been found between London that Lannen may be jerked into king and Manchester Clay and Laurel nounced genuine been forwarded analysis on the line between dom come by the Sheriff of Harrison counties It is pro- ¬ Attempted Burglaries ore and a sample has m fi to New York for Scmday night sneak thieves entered the incidence of G Wr Myers on Mt t r Thieves again attempted to burglarize thesresidence of J K Spears onSeventh street the other night but five shots fined by Son Roche who is sleeping 16ag 6f iatthe house scared them away other Private Tom Johnson of North An attempt was also made the Officer Middletowm came home Saturday on a J night to break into the home of furlough from Camp Alger Since J C Elgin joiniug the army he has had diphtheria A Successful Meeting tyyhoid fever and is now suffering and The camp meeting-- which closed at from rheumntism He will return to ¬ his regiment as soon 8 he is in better Rarks Hill yesterday was the znost suc cessful one held there for a nrainber of health years The preaching during the meet ieg was good and the music furnished ATCaluable Present by the Kentucky Colonels was excelBenj Perry dealer in stoves ranges lent The attendance Sunday was tin and plumbing goods makes the estimated at fully six thoasasd The carried 3100 people to the valuable present of a cooking stove to to be married at the camp grounds 800 being from Carlisle the bridal couple street fair Thursday When in Pans 3SS tf rom Paris and 250 from Maysville remember the sign of the Red Stove A Parisian Honored -- Tin gutter 5inM 5c 7in 6c Gal gutter 5in 5Jc 7in bjc Tin pipe 3in 5c 4in 6Jc Gal pipe 3in 6r 4in 8c A R Broomhall With Cook Winn Job Work Repnring Specialties Airya venue and ransacked thefcrawers of h dresser in an upstairs room wesre but scared away before they secured anything several dajT8 Mr R C Talbott leaves to day for To make room for my Fall purchase- whih will noon b gin to a trip to Michigan arriye I take this method of cleaning up all Summer goods such as Ollie Steele is here from Cincinnati Lawns India Linens Dimities Check Muslins Curtain Swi s Linens on a visit to relatives and Ducks for Skirts Summer Dres Goods Bed Quilts Sheetsgand Mrs John Caldwell of Maysville cases Table Linens Odd Napkins Towels Hambuvgs nd Lces was in the city yesterday Dr Alexander of Wayneville O is the guest of Dr F M Faries will be offered at low prices to close Aleo one case of Bleached Cotton Capt Ed Taylor of the John Shil at 5cts per yard OUR OWN SPECTAL BRAN I not more than 20 lito Co Cincinnati is in the city yds to one customer A few Comforts and Blankets Liri d over from R Kern of St Louis is last season will be found on our Bargain Counters at reduced prices Hon H Remember the days and dates Positively all goods go back to the guest of his brother J E Kern regular prices the day following Miss Daisy Tyler of DeKalb Ills is the guest of Miss Laura Trundle 9 Mies Nannine Clay has returned from a visit to friends in Pennsylvania 29 Main St Paris Ky Close out prices on straw mattings Mr and Mrs R A Woolums of at J T Aintons yww iMJTaMMBBMM tf Midway are guests of Mr Brice Let ton NUPTIAL KNOTS A Miss Mary Brent left yesterday for a visit to Miss Anne Sawyer in Owens Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows boro Everything in Our Store will be offered regardless of Cost for the Rev W B Harrison and Miss Linnie os Kingston Miss Ula Teriill Madison county is visiting relatives in L Davis two Kentucky missionaries in next 30 days and w mention just a few of the Bargains 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3ic per yd Korea were married in June i he city Fancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd The said Mr and Mrs Arch Paxton and son Domestic Organdie Lawn best qualiiT 10c per yd Miss Hailie Gayi of PisgahVnd Dr of Mt Sterling are guests of relatives Genuine French Organdie Lawns 18c per yd Parish of Midway were quietly mar- ¬ in the city 36 in Sea Island Percales only 8Jc per yd Messrs John Scott and W C Good ried yesterday afternoon at Old Union White Duck Skirts full width for 50c Flowers and green adorned loe of Lexington were in Paris Sunday Church Our finest Taped Ladies Bleached Vets 1c the chancel and the bridal party were on a visit Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hose for 10c in full dress the important gown being Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c Miss Alice Spears will leave Thurs of the time honored white satin once Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c day for a visit to Miss Lucy Arnold in the only regulation wedding dress We could give you columns of Bargains like these but- space for-¬ Newport Miss Katie Gay was maid of honor bids and we only ask you to call and get our prices before p irchasing Mrs T E Ashbrook and children The biidesmaids were Miss Margaret elsewhere have returned from a visit to relatives Parish Miss Katherine Bowman Miss Handsome Picture given with S5 purchase in Lexington Josephine Allen of Georgetown and Mrs Ulie Howard of Covington Miss Sara Hanna of Shelbyville Mr is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Parish was best man Grooms- ¬ C Alexander men Dr Davis Mr Rogers Clay of Mrs W H H Johnson of Mt Lexington Mr Robert Stout and Mr Messrs Horace Sterling is visiting her daughter Mies Robert Gay Ushers Gay Andrew Bowman Andrew Steele Leila Johnson The pair went at WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP Miss Lucile Knapp of Mt Auburn and John James once to Midwav Cincinnati is the guest of her aunt IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS Mrs Wm Myall Bargains at J T Hintons furniture Mrs Henry Templeman of Carlisle tf is visiting her daughter Mrs Thos store this week Butler near Paris Use Parib Milling Oos Purity Miss Isabella Armstrong of Lex- ¬ Oar Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when ington is the guest of Miss Edna Greeo flour for sale by all grocers quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call of Mt Airy avenue Ask for it Take no other Mrs Jas Short has gone to Louis ville for a visit to her daughter Mrs Insure in my agency non- Sallie Short Barries FX13B aOETROTT A T TATTOR Mr and Mrs Samuel Willis and union irompt paying reuaoie companies insures against fire daughter have returned from a visit to S E TIFTON Cutter wind and storm relatives in Clark connty W 0 HINTOH Agent Mrs Justice Hall of Eminence is the guest of Mr and Mrs W W Shropshire near Clintonville Messrs James Ingles and flames Henasome City Link left last night for Butte Montana They will be absent several moniths AT Mr Mark Chiles a former Parisian now of Cincinnati spent Sunday in the city with ihis sister Mrs Henry Spears en-¬ Co Coi E F Clay Judge H C Unless sold privately before Howard Messrs Catesby Woodfordand zens Bank will sell publicly the Citi of the ¬ Er B Jnuary were in Lexington Satur- premises at 10 oclock m on j on ManitoulinIsland and at Killarney Ontario Miss Mane Parrish is at home from a visit to Miss Lida Rogers in Mays- ¬ ville Gov Bradley will present the Fourth Regiment with a flag at Lexington this afternoon Hon M R Lockhart of Newport i the gaesfof his sister-in-laMrs Florence Lockhart The dance to be given at Odd FjIIow Hall Thursday night will begin promptly at nine oclock Mr and Mrs Fletcher Mann have gone to Blue Lick Springs for the banefit of the formers health Dr John Sweeney who came up from Chickamauga last week on a fur loagh is ill at his home on Twelfth street Sergeant Dorsey Ray of Company I Second Kentucky arrived Sunday morning from Chickamauga on a five days furlough He is in excellent health and looks every inch a soldier w MID 3UMMEB CLEANING UP SALE ST G TUCKE Thursday Friday and Saturday August 18th 19th and 20ih All Ladies Muslin Underwear Condons Great Sacri w Sal Lexingttin--477otattJrida- y ¬ - J D CONDON i i I FOR SPRING AND SUMMER t r mmm PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY AUGUST A J Winters gaged the services day s M i 1 i M J the handsome two story brick residence of 8 rooms on corner of High and 7th streets in Paris Ky This is one of the most drsirable residence in Paris being nd convenient to cen rally located schools churches and stores It has recently been put in excellent repair has gas water and electtec light connections Watson in Maysville and all modern conveniences AEAOTIDIQUS MAN Miss Hattie Maddox of SLouisville Tebms One fouith cash balance in years at 6 per cent who made many friends isn this city one two and three always sees that his linen nd during a arecent visit to Miss iLucy Kel- interest fancy vests are well laundered CITEEENS iBANK jF Special Bates Lovely of this city Colonel of ler witi rrive this week for awisit with A J C Paris Ky We are white and dm maculate tne Second Regiment Uniform Rank Miss K dliler Forsyth Auctioneer A T Cincinnati R R The Frankfort Mrs Jas Arnold and daughter catering Just now to the Summer of Kentucky Knights of Pythias was will sell round trip tickets to Paris yesterday appointed Brigadier General Miss Eleanor Arnold who ibave been man in launderiDg everything that AUg 17 18 good returning 19th fiom of tke Kentucky Brigade to succeed visltine fche formers mother Mis Tal- ¬ is necessary to his hot weather ap Georgetown to Elizabeth inclusive at Gen Ourrie who died Saturday in Day- ¬ bott left yesterday for theSr ihome in of account street fair one fare on duck Negligee shirts jparel ton IDhe regular election will be held Newport 24 on aocount Catholic pic ¬ jn Aug Mr Ed Nippert came ivom Cincin- ¬ next week at the National Knights of pique and crash suits fancy vestnic round trip from Paris to George Pythias Lodge Meeting at Indianapolis nati Sunday to visit his old bame and and white linen collars shirts and town at one fare return to Newport with bis wife and The News salutes General Lovely Ladies shirt waists we without reserve the 6 room I will daughters who have been vSsiting at cottage sell Main Street adjoining the euffs on JLookout For Thieves Col Simius VliE GProhated launder just like new Mr P Nigperts Christian Church on Visitges to the Paris Free Street Faiir Miss Mayme Rion entertained The will of the late Col W E Simms County are warned to be on the lookout for about forty g uests in a deligbtfai man ¬ SATURDAY AUGUST 30 1898 which has been probated at the may be attracted ito ner Friday evening at her home sa Secat 1030 oclock a m Said cottage has Clerks office leaves all of Ms property pickpockets which W M HINTON JR fe ERO Proprietors Besides Paris by the Fair The citizens are ala ond streetin honor of her lovely guest six rooms also sumuter kitchen good his wife real and personal to cistern cellar etc Lot fronts 48 ft 6 Telephone No 4 upwards of 60000 life insurance his warned to keep watch for burglars who Miss Edna Groffith of Vevay In in ou Main street runs back same may attempt to rob residences while the Mrs Nuckols and handsome daugh ¬ width 107 ft 3 in property consists of farms in Kentucky x the Northwest bank and occupants are taking in the fair or at ter Miss Atnaada Jane Nuckola re- ¬ casks balance TEETH EXTRACTED Arkansas and Terms One third Fasten turned to Lexington Saturday in- ¬ with years two stocks and city property in other times during the nights one and railroad ftera terest at six per cent WITHOUT PAIS the doors and windows securely before visit to Mrs STathan Baylees of near Paris Ky Chicago and other eities see the Fair T J GBOSOHE you start out to Paris Miss Nuekols will shortly retarn NO COCANE NO GAS Death Crashed to A T Forsrth Auetr All persons kuowing themselves m to Mis Margaret Butler for a visit Half Fare to Paris A simple application to the teams used debted to the late D Milltr deceas¬ only by me and acknowledged by the ed will please settle with the Friday morniDg while Ed Wolcott N will sell tickets to mor- ¬ Misses Etta ar Mamie McClintock The L Milling public to be the best and easiest and signed at once Those holding under ¬ assistant miller for the Paris claims row and Thursday from all stations on have returned from a visit to Miss absolutely free from any after effects against said decedent will present them putting a belt on a pulley Company was Catephorie treatment for painless proven as required by law to the K C division to PariR at half rates Vashti Ward in Seott county accom H CX in a wheel and he was his sleeve caught Ladies if you want some ¬ filling Howard attorney on account of the Paris Free Street panied by Miss Ward who will spend al ¬ thing that is good but drawn around the shaft breaking good to return a few days in Paris Aiss Bertie Wallis S LILLESTON Engineer Fair Tickets will be 300 Set of teetb just a little out of style most every bone in his body will come down to day from Mnir to 4t 15H Almr D Miller Decd Upper and lower- machinery Friday in color and toes we have James Thompson stopped the HO cts up spend the week with the Misses McUlin fillings Silver about 100 pairs Tan and unfortu- ¬ 100 up as quickly as he conld but the Gold fillings Black Oxfords at the The very best companies com- ¬ tock almost instantly 5 00 Gold crowns above price The regular nate young man was Messrs E M Dickson G S Var twenty pose my agency which insures i0 cts Painless extraction prices were from 300 to killed The young man was against fire wind and stoim den and George Keut Varden of this 150 Sizes from 2 to 6 unmarried three years old and was in the lot and choice city Bailey Berry of Cynthiana and 0 D 5 J fi in favor Non union NINETY EIGHT CENTS Come in at He carried 2000 life insuranceexcellent Judge Darnall f Xiexington are ex-an W O HINTON Agent c The next session of my school wilHbe 321 Main St Paris Ky of his mother He was jpected home to day from a trio to once and get hoice gin the first Monday in September liked by bw opp Court house voung man and was well Mackinac They have also had a fine a o wr nf friends The -- Store 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Hours Raceland Jersey butter for lake trip up through the North Chan ¬ employers auu W L YERKES to Cincinnati fori Telephone 79 remains were taken nel touching at the Soo seyeral points Cor th Mitchell Paris Ky sale by Newton Main ¬ ¬ LN Abont forty youDg people of this city attended a moonlight fe8 Friday night in Geo Currents woodland near Kisertosi Mies Florence Ingles of Lexington was in3he city yesterday ea route home from a visit to Mies Margoret Duke MH 1898 of this city have an eminent optician to be at their storeon the second and last Thursday ol each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac ¬ tion Call in and have your eyes tested free of charge Next wisit will be Thursday Aug 25 1898 ¬ ¬ Desirable Cottage - ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry - iiJMWSJOIIEL ¬ 98 Cents -- HIH SCHOOL HOTICL 4 Clays Sine bnrial -- - 1 Vf c K8r jiVT THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 16 1898 -- 6 r 1 would never have told her they be she has never entered the room I do lieved that they who stood in the it myself or I did until Wan saw me mothers place had no right to tell and took the work out of nry hands her What did Abbv do before I came When at last they were startled by Well she pretty much ran the their brother-in-law- s de ¬ house that is a fact and I was too lazy unexpected mand that his daughter should follow to keep her in order Im too lazy to him into the far west they knew not discharge her now what to say They had no objections The3 are all pretty much of a muchthat they could dare to offer now tf ness Mr Bingham expatiated un ¬ they had no rights in the child herself comfortably They all make a point that they could set against the right of the American ones of sitting at meals a father and Faith as any girl would with you or being asked to If you had be was wild to go They watched and thought to ask Abby to sit down with prayed feeling as if some unhallowed 3011 to luncheon sometimes when you eye tis true but 1 always try to remember bargain transacted long ago in which were alone that would have made it A CUP OF TEA rush that my wife may be as tired as my The swift nigh of color that comes when Mr Frederick Bingham of the Big an unconscious life was the innocent all right Now she thinks you set your hes Oh if nil husbands would not The thousand and one little things she self Horn mine was the detrimental mem ¬ forfeit had been fatally foreclosed And self above her which the more 3ou are can do only think of this but act upon it how they had made no effort to prepare the less shell acknowledge it of course many weary women would smile and That show him so plainly right throughand ber of an old New York family far too girl for whatever surprises or shocks the Shes on her car now about some through proud and united to be willing to own feel half their burdens drop at once or ordeals this foreclosure involved- trifle I suspect 3ou are a bit too par- ¬ true That shes to the world that it had failed in the from their shoulders It is such a litThey could not have said just what it ticular about trifles Young house ¬ What does it tle thing- to recognize this fact by a She possesses matter if others are fairerfar person of its eldest son Therefore his was that they feared simply they did keepers are apt to be I know she a virtue that makes her brothers sagacious responsible men not word a look if no more Because a rarer trust the man her father and they slams around the house as if man is tired lie need not be indif ¬ Than professional beauties cold hearted and conscientious for the most part in¬ greatly feared the life to which he was brought up in a boiler shopshed been but- - she and vain ferent or cross But alas when he She would give him her all and care not to the use of their name had never ques- taking her But they never questioned has her good points Youll get used tioned but it was their right to use it comes home and findseverything- pre gain to her for Fred to repair his mistakes and that she must go his comfort he too often ac- Aught but a smile a low I love you pared for Those gentle unassertive maiden There seems to be no question of cepts it as his iue as a matter of Which thrills her whole being away cover up his failures and procure him mothers who with more than maternal her getting used to me said Faith through another chance and for years with course and never thinks of the worry ¬ For shes true constant devotion to the private before unselfishness had fulfilled every duty with rising temper If she makes any ing detail which has occupied so much days may be fair the public obligation to sentiment be- ¬ and made every sacrifice for their sis- ¬ distinction at all between us its en- ¬ Days may time in brinMiit- it about He never In sickness be dark in joy in despair ters child yielded her up to the natural tirety in favor of herself And father in health principle had saddled thinks how inexpressibly tired his She proves in each crisis that her love is fore problem theythe person of the tie and every one said that it was well Im ashamed to have such a looking family in their real wife is of it all though she may be too unremunerative brother upon one done A few outspoken old gentlemen woman about the house so frightful ¬ on serenely come woe or weal much of a woman to shirk it or what It shines counts for nothing what can hopeful young enterprise had no daughters of their own world after another who one or two defrauded young ones ly dressed and so made up Why she despair seizes her soul when after hav The it do and doesnt look respectable of the broad and charitable west ing eaten and drank all he is capable If she belongs to him utterly all through declared it was a shame but the wives Mr Bingham smiled a sickly smile His little daughters letters followed and through of satisfied snores from the corner and mothers generally said that it was Oh well thats her little jirivilcge to him from this remote mining camp or And is true of the sofa announce the usual prothe right place for Faith all the more if fix herself up to suit herself I dont Philadelphia Times cattle station to the next one inclosed gramme until bedtime or lacking in long fluent circumstantial epistles as was hinted her father was not in all admire all that powder and paint but this a total silence and absence of from her aunts explaining and apolo- ¬ respects just what he should be So ¬ she does and- its her own face mind which is just as discouraging as But there are such nice looking gizing concerning matters relating to with no more preparation for the ex to results Sunday too then at least perience before her than girls have who girls at Wallace Faith ileaded the child to which he had never iven go to when there is or should be no busithe altar with men they are ex Youve never tried anybotlj- - but Abb3 a thought or had forgotten all about ness when a husband should do his These he glanced over and smiled at pected to reform Faith had journeyed have 3ou She has been here too long part towards making that day social and often did not trouble himself to blithely westward to cast in her life and its hard for me to begin with a and bright how often does he retire to read After a time his brothers were in the somber solitude of the BigIIorn woman who has never had a mistress his room that he-- may spend his time so she gives me to understand Of informed in dignified phrases that he with that of the dull hard careless coarse old man on whom her instinct course wc cant discuss it to night but reading and smoking alone appearing had resigned from the disappointing conferred to his family only to feed after that affairs of the new scheme which he hadfatherhood every grace and dignity do think about it father going to sleep Mr Bingham promised to think about had last had in charge and he present of Xo wonder the wives of such men And now with her first trouble her it As Faith closed the door he took I3 returned and was on their hands ge discouraged- - No wonder they say womans defensive strength of silence Tip his newspaper with a sigh once more a f00TE a little harder little older and fatter came to her and her letters to her aunts threw it down again emphatically but as they often do What is life worth on in the expression and f my husband only values me as a were models of pious deception To one hearing the brass3 tones of Abby looser in the structure of the face and housekeeper and worse still one with a trifle less sure of himself in the com- ¬ person only had she uttered a word of talking loudly as she entered the diningout a salary when after all mv b3 ivay 01 the back hall Mr pany to which he was bred and his all her hearts shame and indignation -room and that one as she remembered with a Bingham got upon his feet and fled unrecognized services I have the Copyright 1894 by Mary Hallock Foote sisters winced and blushed at his free mortification of asking every time comments upon themselves the life of burning face had been all too rcacty to from the wrath to come I need money as if I were beg lie was in here I heard them talk ¬ TV the home and of the east as it appeared listen Continued gar soliciting charity Tired At the Big Hojn mine on Tuesday ing 1 bet they were talking me over to him after an interval of absence Does the lady wear number nines Does he not talk with animation and his mother wistfully took note of night there were indications that the Perhaps hes stepped into her room enough if a friend drops in Now says I an does she shinoke the Seal o her boys gray hairs and his old tired manager was expecting guests to din ¬ Set down and Ill see Miss Steers said And I giv her a wink gentlemen if 3 011 coxdd hear women North Carlinv ner lie had put on his senatorial black briskly A 3 oung man with a hard but G long says she for what do you unspiritual appearance but would not talk together you would know this is discuss him or hear him criticised and frock suit a white stiff shirt and a light not dissipated face with his hat well no fancy picture and we maintain this take me tie with a large diamond sparkling on planted on of his For somebodys darling says I his brothers pointedly requested him the full blown folds of silk Faith was followed herthe back room head had is wholly wrong on your part If you into the to pay a visit to their tailor and they wont go out with your wives to seek and for nobodys fool And I axed her sometimes forgot to mention to mutual Tchictantly lovely in the most reserved TO BE CONTINUED agreeable company or relaxation you which av her frins was wantin Jack dinner giving friends that Fred was in of her simple dainty dinner dresses tre certainly bound to be social and Darcie you think says she confidential- town Yet they thought he might be Her simplicity annoyed her father lie THE ORANGE BLOSSOM Do agreeable at home bound by yom presentable enough according to west- ¬ would have had her come before him that if the boysdid want him ern marriage promises bound by your -like standards He had at his best a like Esther before the king The table A Prolly Ijogj endl Which Comes from they couldnt get him performing her duty with re wifes Spain good manner a trifle out of date to be was set for six persons and there were Well says I him an me is workin three wine glasses at each plate There gard to your food and other comforts Like all familiar customs whose sure he had the indurate remains of bound by your little children who pardners whia they want him they an expensive education he drank too were no flowers nor any little feminine origin is lost in antiquity the wearing see their mothers sad weary face and can have Mike too We goes by pairs much undoubtedly though that was touches about the rooms to show that of orange blossoms at a wedding- is ac ¬ involuntarily catch her trick of sigh like the cap and the fuse if ye meddle not an exceptional failing with the men the fair daughter of the house had counted for iu various wa3s Among ing Be but half as agreeable at home wid wan yell likely hear from the of their set They did not conceive the taken cither pride or pleasure in pre ¬ other stories is the following pretty paring for her fathers guests nor was as you take pains to be abroad and other Spain Do you go manner ot his dnruking when he was there in her face any of the bricrhtness legend from Thin she laughed you will find it as good a little business An African king presented a Suanish at his lonelv nosts of nrtwntnhprl vp- v says investment as ever you made N Y sparkin in pairs is- - she Fori think sponsibility how he drank atone andf otaVW expectancy king with a magnificent orange t free not in wid the two the lady business Mr Bingham was reading in the whose creamy wax3r blossoms and won- ¬ Ledger continued idiotically replenishing in av yez Iibrarj- - off the dining room when Faith derful fragrance excited the admira ¬ solitary boredom how he drank with PADDY DOLAN GETS A BATH Mike what arc you giving me now his inferiors lest the3 should think him entered b3 the curtain draped door tion of the whole court Many begged said Darcie sternly proud and with subordinates of which half revealed the table aglow in vain for a branch of the plant but a A Sportive Irishman Severe Punish ¬ Gods trut Im givin ye in the course because at his isolated Its an mine the with candles and gleaming with glass¬ foreign ambassador was tormented by ment for Stoning u Iluby very words av her mouth and maybe managers boys arc his sole compan- ¬ and silver The manager was a luxuri- the desire to introduce so great a curi Klcnluint there was a kiss or two frown in but ions and sometimes better bred men ous provider he loved that his house- ¬ osit3 to his native land He used every It was the dajr of the greatest show thats not for me to mintion I brung than himself nor the perilous stuff hold should fare sumptuously and dress possible means fair or foul to accom- ¬ the word straight as she gev it me 011 earth the Eleven Elephant Show a man drinks at those altitudes bravely and he was not behind in set- ¬ plish his purpose but all his efforts Who does that What is the word coming to naught he gave up in de- ¬ and all the little ragamuffins in town who is careless of himself These ting a prosperous example it come from may I speak to you about spair Father had followed the circus wagons from things the mothers heart divined the It The fair daughter of the court gar- ¬ to show ground and from there to norn comes from av parlor at the Big shrinlcingly without a question or a something ar by the way the kitchen which fact But the nrosnerous eastern broth Mr Bingham turned to his daughter dener was loved b3 a 3oung artisan the river where the elephants were to is not always the safest way thinks ers sensible of the continental scopej with a sliSntlJ forced look of amiable but lacked the dot which the family be given the unusual treat of a bath Certainly my dear Noth- - considered necessar3 in a bride One or rather the chance to bathe them- I but thats no business av mine And and importance of heir own affairs interest whin I chaffed her about the lady thought that a second rate man might ing unpleasant I hope da3 chancing to break off a spra3 of selves and one another Oh yes it is unpleasant It is about orange blossoms the gardener though t The small boys of the place spent she answered me plain lookin me in do well enough for such places as they the eye Abby I wish you would tell me what lessh gave it to his daughter most of their summer days in going ex- ¬ sought for It Youd betther not be inonkeyin pected that Fred classcould not be be1 she did do before I came I can never litSeeing the in also but among them was one first in the men wid this message says she theres willing to exile themselves to would and ask her to do a thing but she is perfect hair the wilj- - coveted prizeoffered girls tle pug nosed freckled faced fellow ambassador holes her it than you know And if he corners of the earth at any price So I3 amazed She says she never waited sum sufficient for the desired dowrya Paddy Dolan by name Mho could more inwere up game on him provided she give him the branch and neither be coaxed nor driven into the thinks this puttinworda is from her he the good name and the good manner on tables when 3 ou gave dinners The tell him water Her marriage that was not quite up to date and the never sa3 nothing about it called the Mountain Lily Oh yesr she did but a you neednt was soon celebrated and on her way to Paddy was the most mischievous as Mike said Darcie Hushing I dont famil3r influence were in requisition sa3r I said so She makes a distinction vell as the dirtiest of them all and altar of to make 01 this Are you all once more to cover up the inner facts in her own mind very likely between the source in grateful remembrance se- no sooner had the great creatures know what the of all her happiness she Uow of Freds latest failure what the facts old man honor bright broke off another bit of the from the circus entered the water and right friends did you meet down at were his brothers hardly knew and waiting on men who arc supposed to many begun to enjoy their clumsy gambols Pcglegs saloon the3r had not been vverj particular in be helpless creaUires anj way and luck3 tree to adorn her hair their inquiries with loud trunipetings and the dash was passed on waiting when a lady sits at table and Whether gardener lost Im as straight as a string Mike like a counterfeitand he to his next op gives orders You havent struck her his head in the poor court of his daugh ¬ ing of fountains of water over one an-eoin consequence asseverated well enough ters treachery the legend does not other than Paddy stationed himself have no truck Ye know o that crowdI portunity at some other persons ex- ¬ right thats all any wid Why Tather I cannot speak to her state but many lands now know the pense on the edge Of the bank and began to Faith twould much as my I positively cringe to her now She has wonderful Of late 3 ears ever since that throw stones and unkind remarks at is worth to be be as in town wid a life seen jag had hesitated to friends of the family the most cxtraordinar3 manners If I wedding da3tree andblossoms have been orange them ask What is Fred By on cross and I niver take me doing now The elephants whose drab velvet oath on the but He changed his occupa- ¬ meet her she never steps aside she considered a fitting adornment for a that Im tellin the trut tion coats had been changed to black satin seemed often to per- pushes ahead and I simply retire to bride Detroit Free Press Im givin ye the very words and where sons so often or it of him only once in¬ avoid a collision She goes out and in thought by the water were at first too happy she got thim how should I know three who four 3 ears and the3r said to at the front door and sits on the front Tnlicst of All Trees or to be teased but their keeper who had Mabby you know yourself whos your one another of rising if I In Xcw South Wales Victoria and What a mere- that he porch she doesnt think walked beside the baby elephant to lily never married acainl and thpv happen to come out she doesnt see Tasmania grows a species of gum tree the river carrying in his arms the j you say I was to meet lias bethought them that they must do me She answers the foell or not as she Kucalyptus anu gdalina is its scientific great milk bottle from which she took herWhere did somethinjr for pretty creature pleases I have opened the door my ¬ name which Sir F von Mueller sa3s her dinner warned Paddy not to hit In a quare place entirely yet not so his daughter andthat perhaps were a trifle self to men who have asked if Miss probably represents the tallest of all the baby as the mother elephant onhandy to the mine On the fringe o The loftiest speci- ¬ relieved on casting up her ears to Steers was in evidently expecting that trees of the globe Beatrice was very cross the tamaracks up the gulch where ye remember that she could not 3 be more I should call her which I did I men of this tree 3 et measured towers Paddy foolishly kept on and soon a coun- ¬ silver will meet wid a soul passin up sione struck the baby and before the or down and by token theres a big than a schoolgirl and there was plenty thought it a joke at first on the get ¬ to the height of 471 feet A prostrate tree measured in Victoria was 420 feet of time And her aunts were such very try and the way we live But its - boy could make hi escape the mother lone cedar standin in a bit av a clearin sensible women no doubt they were ting past a jbke To night with four long and the distance from the roots with a yell of rage had seized him in If ye go there to pluck lilies Im wid ye bringing her up to a fit sense of what men to dinner I took it for granted to the lowest branch was 205 feet At her trunk and token him out into the Darcie dear her fathers daughter might have to that she proposed to make herself use- ¬ that point the trunk was four feet in di ¬ middle of the river Go along with your blarney When look forward to which they were not ful I didnt ask her to wait on table ameter and r60 feet from the butt the The crowd was silent with horror cd she say I was to be there doing at all but were petting her and I thought it safer to assume that she diameter was still three feet The expecting to see poor Paddy dashed to quarest av all be making as much ado over the child as The hour is the But if would condescend that much certain- I wood of the tree is hard and of good pieces or his life trampled out by the eiuine half af ther tin and eliven oclock ¬ which she quality it grows quickl3 and 3ields a herd But no the others all stood jext Chuesday night An unwholesome all thegoodfairieshad met at her christ- ¬ gave her a few hints as great quantit3 of volatile oil from and back and let ftlme Beatrice punish as hour says I and a greaCwish she must ening Thc3 were not even attempting ly needed I was as pleasant flew up to revise her innocent impressions of a careful as I could be and she its leaves which are very abundant she would have for him to be pacin the woods at parent known to her chiefly through in a perfect rage I was obliged to leave She dipped the struggling howling that hour Tlie Youngest Was tlie Eldest his munificence in gifts and pocket the room Paddy many times into the water then Hut says she dont you be scared money Her aunts never told her of the to do You know A curious legal point was decided in Now what are we taking him to where the baby stood Itll all be proper for shell have me wid carelessness has to the reign of Elizabeth at least so that went with the munifi ¬ what a scramble it is when Wan she used him as a brush or sort of her cence of the lapses when there were come in he has all he can possioly do the story goes A county- - gentleman wash rag on his fnt back and sides Thin PI be tdiere darlinV says I no remittances even for shoes and with his dinner I would wait on table bequeathed his estate to his eldest son Then while everyone screamed with You may bet on me But me own no- ¬ school sake I can- ¬ and ten pounds to the youngest He but laughter she threw Paddy on the bank tion av that ineetin is that well shmell private bills nor how noften their own myself such father for 3 our means had bee drawn upon to not do things with Abby in the had onh two sons who were twins a sadder wiser and cleaner boy and powdher before well get so much as a spare the little inheritance that they house Send her away and I will do The first born claimed the estate but there a chorus of voices greeted him neent av the lily And she tossed her heKl in trust from their sister to her her work I almost do it now but I it seemed that he had been round the i n intr head child This money they were resolved cannot do it for your own sake father world with Drake and so had lost a Paddy went in Paddy Dolan went tell the lady hes afraid to come should not be touched neither princi ¬ so conspicuous Ill day on the voyage Henee the lawyers nLittle Men and Women widout little Mike to purtect him pal nor interest while the3 were its name who has asked sly rogues assured him that his In Heavens says I custodians and in this way I dunno fwhat hell be lliiMplerry lee Do you sup- brothers claim was the best and the alone they you to do Abbyswork For a raspberry sorbet boil to- ¬ nor where hell be next Chuesday night showed their prudence For why should pose I want my daughter to do the adventurer acquiescing in the decision gether a pint of sugar and a pint of but where he is little Mike will be And she need to know poor rhild what the work of the house departed on his travels with the ten water for ten minutes Put two quarts dont fail me says I for the joys av world said of her father They them- ¬ of pounds in his pocket St Louis Globe Your daughter does a good deal of raspberries- - well mashed in a pan life is fadin on me did not pretend to know or to it I dont know whose work it is or Democrat selves Mike youve ruined me Its like judge him but always for and pom the hot sirup over them the sake of who is mistress herer that is what Let them OoiLup once then remove your blazing impudence to answer my their sistcrwho hadknown him and had troubles me father I spoke to Abby It was 300 years ago- - in Florence Add hejuice messages for me You willgo straight been silent to the from the fire and strain last they too were one day about something that wasnt Italy that the first grand opera was jof two lemons and freeze for eight or back to your girl whoever she is and silent What the childs own mother quite right in my bedroom since then producer Budget sen minutes Boston ¬ ¬ - get another kiss and tell her ITi be THE TRUE WOMAN there if Im alive andean get there and BOURBON NEWS The THE Ionian who holds a mans heart in her you will not be with me Eighteenth Year Established 188ij hands ut I wouldnt put me fkisson that road Need not be pretty nor possessed of rich Published Every Tuesday and Friday by av peace in to night for the again lands WALTER CHAMP Edltors ana rvnra neednt wear clothes just teeming with Paradise Mike drawled Ske BRUCE MILLER f style Are you Then I must go myself She neednt possess the first worldly wile may be sick Are you afraid Whats the mat- ¬ Her eyes may be brown her eyes blue ter with you shouted Darcie A TALK WITH THE HUSBAND To him shes a beauty away through and Im thinkin what size boots the through Mountain Lily wears I bet she wears He Should Reiueinber tlie Cluim ol If shes true HIm Kindness thirteens and thp print av her f ut is His Wife Uion Its her soul that he cares for her stead-¬ studded wid nails ami CoiiHidenitlon fast devotion Her love as unbounded as free as the ocean I am tired at the close of the day The touch of her hands the glance of her V H A SMITH oEsNaxfiT- Co 1 f X r Office over Q S Vardeii Office Hours 8 I t to 12 a m to 5 p mi GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN A Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Ing and Repairing Special attention given to Ondertak - Main Street - - - Paris Ky ¬ - BOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK SHITII SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my honso and ot with blacksmith ehop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash balance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on JBENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky d3oct tf - ¬ ¬ I ¬ - r - SPB X2KTQTREES Accents - 3 SOS ¬ PLANTS VINES cat- ¬ V ¬ - The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No alogue on application to strawberry and general nursery ¬ H F EILLENMEER Lexington Ky Telephone 279 ALVA CTLWFOED CARL CRAWFORD 1rBCK CRAWFORD BROS Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts ¬ ¬ JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is 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Luxurious Equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service insuring the highest degree of COHFORT SPEED ANL SAFETY THE 300 MAHQUETTE Four Trips per Week Between Toledo Detroit PETOSKEY AND DULUTH Mackmac Return including ileals and Berths From Cleveland S18 from ToledeKi5 Virata Detroit 1350 EVERY EVENING LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac an Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Traina for all points East South and Southwest and at Detroit ior ail points North and Northwest Sunday Trips June July August and September Only EVERY DAY BETWEEN Cleveland PuHn Bay Toledo MICH Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address A A SCHANT2 a DETftOlT Tfie Detroit and ClsYelana steam iw Co The Shortest Line and The Best Service between Cincinnati and the bummer Resorts of the Great Lakes iftaRHMBaiMBDnHXiaviMm - -- ¬ GIMJ AND THE TO MICHIGAN GREAT LAKES 3 Trains Dally Between ClMCMMATaudtDETaOr iaftJgs- - fcfe THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 16 1898 Wlbs A JsSVj to sxrwtteMMMJXte jptefrt A I k iM VS l - i Bl l I Bwm i r W yniH VVSNHIl- flHffi SELECTION OF CATTLE ATaslc That Requires Rare Judgment to Say Nothing of Years of There was great jubilee and there would have been feasting in Madrid had provisions Anyone May Succeed Tvitli Them by been cheaper Taking Advantage of Tiieir Shout stranger shout urged the high Wealc Points born hidalgo An American town was completely destroyed inquired Ah by Camaras squadron Scarcely anyone 3s incapable oi the stranger handling and controlling bees It is Well the information from American simply a mistaken idea of some people sources says it was destroyed by a cyclone that bees have a special dislike for What that may be none of us know but it ¬ ¬ MANAGEMENT OF BEES Wind Won as Usual YM 4HfiiH An 5 JFm A Beautiful Experience Perhaps never before in the history of Canada has there been such a de mand for stockers as during the last year While American buyers have Taken large numbers to consume their enormous corn crops Canadian farm ers as they are learning the art of Calico was first manufactured in India in 1498 so that its use has been constant ¬ than four hundred years THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS for more William Simpson Sons most extensive manufacturers of this country now produce the is due not only to the originality and best grade of this kind of goods possible to simplicity of the comhination but also make Their prints are always attractive to the care and skill with which it is ¬ the colors bright clear and lasting Dealers as well as buyers recognize this fact and manufactured by scientific processes give them preference Ladies California Fig Syrup producing cheap feed in the form of fully by kind treatment and by studj very wiselynot worn them will do well to known to the we who have Co only and wish ensilage and the like are more than ivig their habits and becoming well remember this as the piece of calico which all the importance of to impress upon purchasingformerly anxious to secure thrifty informed of their nature and mode of bears the ticket upon which appear the true and original remedy As the the Sons magic words William consumers of the same In the last doing things Anyone may succeed is not only the best that Simpson has pro- genuine Syrup of Figs is the world manufactured year or two many have bought stock- ¬ with them by taking advantage oi duced for four hundred years but is doubt- by the California Fig Syrup Co ers for the first time and some at their weak points Smoke is the con- less as good as will be made four hundred only a knowledge of that fact will years hence 7east have learned lessons upon selec- ¬ ¬ ¬ them and that only lertain individuals can handle bees says A H Duff in the Epitomist It is only necessar to know how to handle bees for anyone succeed with them To handle bees properly it is not necessary to go to war with them but absolute wrong If we should undertake to fight a col oiry of bees into subjection the fight Mould continue until the last bee of the hive was dead providing we held out that long ourselves Bees can only be handled successt- surely means some form of Spanish power N Y At any rate it was a great victory Present World Calicos Four Hundredth 149S 1S9S Anniversary knS REQIKRKHOCOOKIW tT 1 Hm COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AKDKSE I Ilral ROXE FOUND Cr THIS STARCH WILL CO 1 U AS FAR AS A POUND Aj6 A HALF 5 Q OF AHY 07HCR STASCU Eg jjautACTwMD cay J3CHIJBINGERBR9SC J I FREE for a few months to all users of ihe celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself 558fl FKlFJ that all claims for its superiority and econtftSM omy are true the makers have had prepared imgn U at great expense a series of four li3 ¬ ¬ - ill fl IPC Each ¬ ¬ ¬ tion of feeders that while expensive at first may prove profitable in the end The great increase in dairying has led to the more general use of dairy bred bulls and from these huu- - trolling agent to be adoptdd in hand ling bees By smoking bees they become excited and will at once proceed to fill themselves with honey and when thus fillcl are perfectly peaceable and will allow themselves to be abused robbed and even killed with out offering any resistance The Cy prian bees are the only ones I evei had that at times would resist smoke and in order to handle them I have ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other parDr James K Hosmer while recently vis ties The high standing of the Cali iting Boston had occasion to visit the new fornia Fig Syrup Co with the medipublic library As he went up the steps he cal profession and the satisfaction met Edward Everett Hale who asked the which the genuine Syrup of Figs has doctors errand Where Xoali Kept His Bees ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 ¬ A GOOD HEAD AND FRONT lowed a good grass run may be easily taken by the novice as fairly good and profitable animals to buy especially if secured at from 2 to 3 cents per pound Now if such cattle are from beefy darns says Farmers Advocate with it and have been well reared they might FOR WATERING FOWLS return a profit for labor and cheap food consumed but in most cases the dairy cows that are bred are not of A Collection of Fountains Which Al ¬ together Represent i Cost ot that sort and Ihe result is to disgust But n Few Cents the inexperienced steer feeder with trying to make money out of beef or A well made watering fountain else to show him the more glaring les poultry is the best arrangement for for fcon that to try to do it with the wrong watering fowls but these are more type of animal was the mistake Prac- ¬ or less expensive Some substitutes tical and experienced feeders who are shown herewith A gallon canned breed or purchase steers for fattening apple can may be attached to the wall observe striking differences in the as shown or a lard pail may be hung aptittide of animals of varying types and make up to lay on flesh readily iPiiir and in such form and quality as to command the highest price on the steers have been raised and poorly raised at that These in their second third or fourth year when alPrecis of ¬ used simply kind treatment and careful manipulation and fully succeeded If we but take the time we may handle any colony of bees without the aid of smoke by careful manipulation if we get well acquainted with their na ture and habits If you are afraid of bees you will not get along with them very well and the greater fear the less success you will have The fear of bee stings keeps many from engaging in bee culture This reason to the practical apiarist appears very foolish indeed You may say that bees sting persons whether they are afraid of them or not This may be trne to some extent but I am satisfied that fear causes almost 90 per cent of all stings received Bees seem to dislike all rapid moving objects You may walk slowly through the apiary and not a bee will molest you but on the other hand if you pass rapidly among them some of the bees are likely to follow you and hence your actions have much to do ¬ To consult the archives was the reply Hosmer said Dr Hale do you know where Noah kept his bees No answered Hosmer in the ark hives said the venerable preacher as he passed out of earshot Ladies Home Journal By-thc-w- to be run Thursday August 25th via Cleve- ¬ Columbus Railway in con- ¬ land Akron The Last Niagara Falls Excursion given to millions of families makes the name of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of its remedy It is far in advance of all other laxatives as it acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without irritating or weaken ¬ ing them and it does not gripe nor nauseate In order to get its beneficial effects please remember the name of English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Plaque is bordered with a band of gold 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 Mow 1 d Ikmi ¬ nection with the elegant steamer City of Buffalo Transit Erie of the Cleveland Co The rate will be 000 from Columbus S500 from Mount Vernon 400 from Millers burg 300 from Akron and correspondingly low rates from intermediate stations The usual favorable arrangements for side trips beyond Niagara Falls and stop overs will prevail For full information inquire of C agent or write to C F Daly any C A General Passenger Agent Cleveland Ohio ¬ the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAX FRANCISCO Col LOUISVILLE Ky NEW YORIT N Y All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re- ¬ ceive from their grocer ono of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not bo sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short timo only HEIGHT OF POLITENESS f Your Hostess Skins Her Nose It Is the Proper Caper to Skin Yours Also Three young women who boarded a North side cable car the other day were evidently dressed for a reception and carried card cases in their Frcnehilly gloved hands They attracted much attention which was not surprising as they were young and would have been handsome but for a similarity of facial misfortune each one had a prominent red nose which presented a lurid and remarkable appearance Fortunately for the peace of mind of the other passengers on the car a woman also m gala dress knew them well enough to ask with great astonishment ISu131 in tho AVOrld happened to you all Uh haven t you heard We are going to Mrs Hs reception So am I But I mean what has happened to your noses Nothing our noses are all right But haven t you heard about Mrs H Not a word said their mvstified acquaintance Why she fell off her bicycle and skinned her poor nose The cards were out already for this reception and she felt so badly about ner disfigurement that her dearest friends decided to show their sympathy by wearing the same kind of a nose in the reception ¬ ¬ He would not say that she painted pow dered and all that He was too much of a gentleman for that Still I may as well confess he said that she impressed me as one who thinks she can improve upon the Lords handiChicago Post work ¬ ¬ Delicately Pnt Lazv I 1 IMIIIMII3tMIMtttllIWIIOIKllairaltSIIIOIIOIKIHltQIMIWIMIMII ILI Wei ¬ I SUMMER 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describing SUMMER HOMES hotels and boarding houses on Long UNIQUE LONG Island and Re for ISLAND an illustrated hook to H M Tratnc Manager L I U K SMITH City New York Long Island i i i i i MIMIallMlf1IMIOMMIC1l1IMIOill1IMIIWlellIIMIMIMIMIMI wit ¬ M H CATHARTIC Is the only sure cure in know how to manage my wife He Shes Why dont you then She Tit Bits fo obstinate she wont let me He I TRADE MARK REGISTERED f 320 alldrug-ElU- ¬ THE MARKETS LIVESTOCK CattlecommonS 3 23 4 10 Select butchers 6 25 CALVES Fair to good light 3 25 HOGS Common 3 90 Mixed packers 380 Light shippers 3 40 SHEEP Choice 6 10 LAMB- S2 7o FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 rednew No 3red Corn No 2 mixed KAY--Primet- o Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe Sferllusr Remedy Company Chicago Montreal E Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Do 10c 25c SOc New York cokc Old Sorci It never fails Draws out all poison Cures permanent Saves expense and MifTorinf Best salve lor AbccKe8 JPJIe Barns Cuts and all Fresh Wounds By mail small 33c large 03n Book free J i A1MEX MJEIICXJi SoW by Urugclsts CU St JPaul Minn Varl cert Bone Ulcer Herofulonw Ulcers and alJ Ulcers Gcmcrene Fever Sores the world for Chronic Ul CURE CONSTIPATION E2AVI Cincinnati Aug 15 - 3 75 4 40 6 7o 3 80 4 00 4 00 3 SO U Sold and guaranteed by pists to Tobacco Habit - E WHEN XVIMTIWa A N K 1722 JLQ ASDVjflllTJSttlE please state thai- yon tttvr ibe AdVeirliae ment la thio prtiftCkj 6 50 3 00 3 apt let all her friends know I would have uiuiucu iu nave guL up my nose in the same style but suppose v Oh VOU SWPPt tVlinrrol Rif nrW 1 8 23 8 o 9 7o 5 10 -- market sued bulletin on Prof Curtiss says in a recently is ¬ Production trained eye to detect in all cases the Essentials in Beef It requires a well choice PROVISIONS Mes Pork Oats No 2 Rye No 2 9 possible variation of results in the store or stock steer but there are some distinctions that are easily de ¬ Lnrd Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Choice to Fancy POTATOES New per bbl CHICAGO 2 1 f0 75 Co 3 00 2 00 02 They left the car together and two women who had been listening with a intenseness looked at each other with untranslatable meaning as one feebly gasped Well Well I have heard say that imitation is the sincerest flattery but dont that beat the record Chicago Chronicle lend-me-your-ea- rs now I it is too late ALL MEN LOVE BEAUTY Mrs Pinkham Counsels Young Wives to Keep Their Attractiveness A Letter From a Young Wife Seven eighths of the men in this world mar- ¬ ry a woman because she is beautiful in their tected There are certain types of cuttle for instance that never feed piofitably under any conditions and it is quite as important to discrimina te against these in the feed lot as to be able to recognize the excellence in other types The accompanying illus tration Fig 1 represents a yearling steer that combines practically all the qualities that go to make up a good While the actual feed feeding steer of a steer in thin condiing qualities tion are more difficult to detect than ojie in a better condition still the bet ter sort to quote Prof Curtiss pre sents a blocky frame and stoutness of build accompanied by short straight Ugs wide back and loin well sprung ribs fullness back of shoulders and in Bank prominent brisket wide chest and well rounded barrel together with a good soft mellow handling ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ w WATERING DEVICES upon a nail within reach of the floor Better still is the third device which Would Ruin His Business FLOUR Winter natents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Sieam v 3 32J 9 05 5 30 3 70 I JK-aT permits water to be poured into the pail each day from the outside and is up Avhere the litter will not be scratched into it Make the platform en which the pail rests broad enough so that a fowl can fly up and stand upon the edge while drinking Where fowls and chicks run at large there can be no better drinking fountain to be placed out of doorfethan the fa ¬ miliar device of filling a tin pail can or other vessel according to the size desired and inverting it over a fiat dish a little larger in diameter This supplies clean water as fast as used skin and tine silky hair giving what is and cannot be soiled X Y Tribune termed the thick mos3r coat without AMONG TEE POULTRY coarseness and withal a good strong vigorous head clear full eye and Exercise is good for egg product ijuiet temperament Soft mellow Feed often and enough to be reh will the thrifty steer of beef form ished coarseness in head horn or any other A supply of charcoal will often prepart are desirable characteristics Cheap meat a greater percentage of vent sickness Eggs are flavored to a great extent offal as well as a tendency to unthrift Iness usually accompany coarseness by what the hens eat Do not compel fowls to roost in close and a hard handling skin Xot only will the thrifty steer of beet form hot quarters during the summer The Aaiue of a breed depends largely make greater gains for the food con sumed but he will sell for a much bet upon the purpose for which it is kept ter price per hundredweight when fat Wood ashes scattered over the floor This is readily understood when it is of the poultry house often causes sore remembered that loin and rib roasts of feet prime quality retail for from 1G Feed the poultry all the fattening to 18 cents per pound while flank and food they will eat a few days before plate cuts sell for from two to four marketing uents and internal tallow for four With turkeys it is more important cents per pound It is not a matter to have fresh cocks each year than of prejudice against this or that breed with chickens or type when an expert buyer offers To make poultry pay have good 314 cents per pound for one mans cat stock and comfortable quarters and tle and 4 cents for another lot of give good care no greater weight as he values them All fowls intended to strictly on their merits The control market should be given be killed for no feed for 24 ling factor is the utility and inherent value of the animal for the practical hours before killing test of the butcher So that if some While nearlyis every breed has good no breed that is the of us have perchance remodeled our merits there best in all essentials stables with the idea of feeding steers Late moulting weakens the constiand after a winters feeding are almost ready to proclaim that there is no tution at a time when vigor is of the money in beef let us look into the greatest importance When feeding grain to fowls scatter cause an 3 see Avhether or not we have This prevents greedy hens given the matter a fair trial in the it well of animals fed and before from securing more than their share character ging up if it is necessary to pur¬ and compels them all to hunt for it Turkeys are capable of rapid diges chase slockers may we select only those which have been well reared tion and are always apparently hun from thrifty beef form parentage gry and for this reason can rarely be and in themselves possess the charac kept confined to advantage St Louii Republicteristic indicated in the cut ¬ ¬ NEW YORK Winter patent FLOUR WHEAT No 2red CORN No 2 mixed OATS Mixed PORK Newmess LARD Western FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No Southern Wheat BALTIMORE 2 10 00 Railroad stories are all more or less pithy 3 75 especially when toldby railroad men A 71 certain S3stem running in the southwest is 70 known for its slow trains from one end of 33 the line to the other The trains are slow 9 it enough at best but when washouts and overo 324 flows occur time doubles up on engineer train crew and passengers Not long ago a flood of complaints was poured in upon the 4 00 78 general manager of the line from all kinds 39 of people who travel over this system One of them came from a prominent undertaker 28 somewhere in an adjacent state and this is 10 50 what he wrote o If you do not run faster trains over your ¬ eyes What a disappoint-UlClli a- L11CI1 LU bCC L11C 1 s 5 60 78 COO 75 30J - Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rve No 2 western CATTLE First qualityHOG fc 4 25 Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed 45 4 CO 4 50 line 3Tou will nun mv business My custom- ¬ your not ship their corpses 78i ers will for fear that they will over reach not 79J4 system j8 their destination before the resurrection 31 day St Louis Republic As to C9 32V 23 3 75 4 00 CO The woman that married a poor man because she loved him is very apt to want her daughter to marry a rich man whether she loves him or not Roxbury Gazette Riches ¬ LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam 68 35 2 10 U0 5 37J 5 If a married man compliments a pretty woman in the presence of his wife his wife reproves him and if the wife is not pres- ¬ ent the orettv woman thinks it her duty to reprove him Atchison Globe A DOCTOR S MRFfTFONS They save a daughter from blindness When a father writes that yours is the best medicine in the world you can allow something for seeming extravagance in the statement if you know that the medicine so praised cured a loved daughter of disease and restored to heir the eyesight nearly lost The best medicine in the world for you is the medicine that cures you There cant be anything better No medicine can do more than cure That is why John S Goode of Orrick Mo writes in theseStrong terms Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best med icine in the world My daughter had a relapse after the measles due to taking cold She was nearly blindand was obliged to remain in a dark room all the time The doctors could give her no relief one of them directed me to give her Ayers Sarsaparilla Two bottles cured her com pletely The thousands of testimonials to the value of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla repeat over and over again in one form or another the expression The doctors gave her to relief one of them directed me to jive her Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla Two tottles completely cured her It is a common experience to try Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla as a last resort It is ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fair young wifes beauty fading away before a year passes over her head I feel as if Iwould like to say to every young woman who is about to be married Strengthen yourself in advance so that you will not break down under the new strain on your powers Keep your beauty it is a precious pos- ¬ session Your husband loves your beauty he is proud to be seen in public with you try to keep it for his sake and your own The pale cheeks the dark shadows under the eyes the general drooping of the young wifes form what do they mean They mean that her nerves are failing that her strength is going and that something must be done to help her through the coming trials of ntB ai kv i ffittftr - ztffiiilWnr rsrMsrjrA vttvi MBMMsswisffiUB y x777i i minx n ma sunjaw ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ a common experience to have Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla prescribed by a physician It is a common experience to sc a com plete cure follow the use of a few bottles of this great blood purifying medicine Because it is a specific for all forms of blood disease If a disease has its origin in bad or impure blood Dr Ayers Sars aparila acting directly on the blood re moving its impurities and giving to it vitalizing energy will promptly eradicate the disease The great feature of Dr Ayers Sarsapa rilla is the radical cures that result from its use Many medicines only suppress disease they push the pimples down under the skin they paint the complexion with subtle arsenical compounds but the disease rages in the veins like a pent up fire and some day breaks out in a vol canic eruption thav eats up the body Ayers Sarsapa 11a goes to the root It makes the fountain clean and the waters are clean It makes the root good and the fruit is good It give- - Nature the elements she needs to build up the broken down constitution not to brace it up with stimulants or patch it up on the surface Send for Dr Ayers Curebook and learn more about the cures effected by this remedy Its sent free on request by the J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ maternity Build her up at once by a course of some tonic with specific pow- ¬ ers Such as Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound You can get it at any druggists Following we publish by request a letter from a young wife of her own accord she addresses it to her suffering sisters and while from modesty she asks to withhold her name she gives her initials and street number in Chambersburg Pa so she can easily be found personally or by letter To my Suffering Sisters Let me write this for your benefit tell- ¬ ing you what Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has done for me I am but nineteen and suffered with painful menstruation leucorrhcea dizziness burning sensation back of ears and on top of my head nervousness pain and soreness of muscles bearing dowrr pains could not sleep well was unable to stand without pain and oh how I longed to be well One day I wrote to Mrs Pinkham telling her all knowing I could do so in perfect confidence She wrote me a lovely letter in reply telling me exactly what to do After taking nine bottles of the Compound one box of Liver Pills and using one half package of Sanative Wash I can say I am cured I am so happy and owe my happiness to none other than- Mrs Pinkham Why will women suffer when help is near Let me as one who has had experience urge all sufferingwomen especially young wives to seek Mrs Pinkhams advice Mrs R SfR IL3VE Catherine St Chambersburg Pa fffc H -- ¬ ¬ LIVE ST06K GUTS CIIRFK WHFRt- - SA i ¬ Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good in nine bold by druRgiats All HVC FAHQ Use V CUTS BOOK - A will furnish duplicates of LIVE STOCK or uny OTHER CUT shown in any SPECIMEM at or below quoted prices for same N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO J naW9j 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY wift W S Anderson CARLISLE Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommend Wright s Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents have purchased box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug-¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unahi to do anything for nearly two years ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they have cured me Kor the benelltof otiprn so afllictedl wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S A- - drwsom Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free OTCTMEWCXWCa NEK VQUS WEAK Nivh Culled wmiiw AUGUST 16 1898 Precincts From Nicholas County DISEASED MEN i I 3 NO CURE -- NO PAYS w THE NEW METHOD TREATMENT original with lrs Jv Jc Jv will posi- lively euro fGreer any form of Jilood or Sexual dipeahe It is the result of 30 years experience in the treatment of those disea a the wife of Al Reed a son Dewey Th protracted meeting conducted by Elder A W Kookendoffer of Kansas Born From the Mercury On Friday the oth inst to Are You M arried Sir acrifa WE CURE SYPHILIS This terriblo Blood Poison the terror of mankind yields readily to our JM Hewaie of Morcmy TREATMENT Potash etc They may ruin your ysteni If you ha o sores in the mouth or tongue pains in the joints sore throat hair or eyebrows falling out pimplcrfor blotches stomach derargement src eve head ¬ aches etc you tha ecoiiilniy stsir Wo solicit tlu of this Blood loi ir most tbstinato ca cs n l dvilleiigo tho world for a case wo accept for treatment and cannot cure jy our trcntmuiiiiio ulcers heal tho lair gr w attain pains disappear tho skin becomes healthy ami marriage in po sible and sate s hie City at East Union Christian Church cloaed with 21 additious to the chnrch Unless the Council can be constrained to let the Hall Company run without license we will have no opera house after the first of next mouth and their piano and the seats will be for sale Wednesday afternoon Thos Clarke and Robt Scott bad a difficulty in which Clarke shot and wounded Scott the ball from h 32 caliber revolver striking just to t e left of th nose and passed di- rectly through his head coming out the back of his neck Mor jre T mm iiM m j mi in 1 1 wi THE ISEW WAY WOMEN used vv o A SJQu WS 7M to think fe-¬ male diseases could only be tor Grain ¬ fr treated after lo- W tions cai We can fur consult in confidentially nish bank bonds to guarantee to accom plish what wo claim I have storage capacit- - at mT wareGUARAN7E CURES Ud houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for young ard middle aged K3H which I will issue negotiable warehouse Thousands of men lunc their vigor an 1 vitality sapped receipts and will guarantee the holder by eaily abuses later excesses mental can borrow two thirds the market price worry etc No matter tho cause our refuge of the grain at the banks at seven per New Method Treatment is the Storage one cent per cent interest WECUREliPGTENCY nnshel per month or fractional part And restore oil parts to a normal condi A thereof No charge for handling or sacks Parties who held their wheat tion Ambition life ad energy aie re newed and one feels hinit cif a man a last year were paid handsomely for so among men Every cae i tieatcdindi- doing Will pay New York or Balti- ¬ vidually no cure al henco our wonder more prices less the freight any time ful succcm No matter what ails you k suqh cians examina-by physi Dread of - treatment kept thousands of modest women silent about their suffering The in- ¬ Wine of Cardui has now demon strated that nine tenths of all the cases of menstrual disorders do not require a physicians attention at all The simple pure troduction of ¬ WELL HERES A GBAND CHANCE TO ENCOURAGE YOU TO BRACE UP COURAGE TO POP THE QUESTION TO YOUR BEST GIRL 0 ¬ von wifch to sell R B HUTCHCRAPT ITMTK IONS Wn an J cure VARTOOOKLE fVPHILIS GLEET ISTREGTURE 1MPOTENCY SEGHET IwtATXN TATTi At lMSllTATUi- 1 250 treat Wmef taken in the privacy of a womans own home insures quick relief and speedy cure Women need not hesitate now Wine of Cardui re- ¬ quires no humiliating examina-¬ tions for its adoption It cures any disease that comes under the head of female troubles disordered of the womb menses falling whites change of life It makes women beautiful by making them well It keeps them young by 100 at keeping them healthy the drug store For advice in cases requiring special directions address rrivine symptoms Ladies Advisory Department the The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chatta¬ nooga Tenn Cary Miss says I use Wine of Cardui extensively in my practice and find it a most excellent W I ADDISON MD CUFIED Reeds Send your linen to Haggard Steam Laundiy for a good finish tf Important Change on The Frankfort Cincinnati Two Xiv Trains On Wednesday and Thursday ES KIDNEY and PL DPEIl Diseases BLANK QUESTION TREAT V i NT for JJUUlvS CONSlIiTAlllhN IxlI JK FREE If unable to ell write for HOME i S Kennedys Kergan 122 W Fourth St CINCINNATI O ITC train will leave at d30 a m aid arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives at Frankfort at 810 p m No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m arrives at 840 No 5 leaves Frankfort at 115 p m No 2 xi UH lb u o lf 2 l- Vi 3 and arrives at 4 p m No 8 leaving at 430 will connect C fast limited at George- ¬ with the Q town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p in This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ ment for persous going to Cincinnati or points north east and west of that city No 1 will connect with the Q C fast train south and No 5 connects at C local pas- ¬ Georgetown with the Q senger from the south Yesterdays Temperature aparauonior lemateiroumes DURING THE kT lews ard Colons OF National Importance W ML 1 K M The following is the temperature as noted yesterday by A J Winters Co of this city 7 a m 74 8 a m 76A 9 a in 78 10 11 THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH Daily ry mail Daily and Sunday by mail Art GREAT STREET FAIR TWIN BROTHERS WILL GIVE FREE TO THE FIRST APPLICANT WHO GFTS MARRIED PUBLICLY ON THOSE DAYS JJk v a m a m xr 79i OO 62 88 88 87 5o a 8 a i- yeai year ft O nt- - al1 B IB p 4p 5p 7 p 3 m in m m -- 780 - Glass Weaving I The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper ¬ k- K Price 5c a copv Bv mail 2 a year time and allowing others to remain idle Address TBE SUN New York tor which purpose a set of chain bars is SPECIAL PATTERNS Nos 198 and 199 used so arranged as to render it possiChallie frock Skirt vrith shaped flounce ble to command the different needles Blouse opens with revers over a chem- ¬ according to the needs of the process isette of guipure Sailor collar in the back Material required for costume challie 36 A chain is made Tip of bars links and inches wide n yaids Blouse No iq8 balls like those used on the loom for cut m three sizes 34 36 and 38 inches bust measure skirt No 199 cut in three sizes ROUTE weaving cloth and there is a lever at 34 26 and 28 inches waist measure tached to the shoulder of each needle BEST LINE TO AND FROM Price of patterns 10 enta each and extending from the part where the goods circle the needles down to the first bar of the chain the latter resting All Points in Michigan in bearings On the turning of a crank -connecting beveled gears motion is im- ¬ I parted through the agency of an upright White City Special shaft to the chain cylinder and every Best Terminal Station time the yarn is delivered to the needles a revolution is made the chain bar cylinder presenting a new bar to the levers EAST BOUND Avoiding The Tunnel of the needles and whenever a ball on Liv Louisville 830am 600pm the bar contacts on the lever the needle BOSTON ArLexiugtou 1115am S4Upm IiV Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm to which it belongs is pushed forward Wagner Sleeping Cars Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am 630pm and a mechanical device causes the 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm needle to operate and form loops thus G5aam 340pm Ar Washington Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm knitting There are however blanks Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Ar New York 1240nn 908pm on some of the bars and when these Cars Private Compartment Cars BOUND WEST blanks connect with the levers of the Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Ar Winchester 730am 40pm 355am 250pm needles no movement is made Uphol800am 520pm 73oam 345pm sterer Ar Lexington 911am H30pm Ar Frankfort Be sure your tickets read via BIG ArShelbyville 1001am 720pm Plant Propagation FOUR 1100am 815pm a Ar Louisville Some very curious processes for propa o Mccormick Trains marked thus f run daily ex ¬ gation are practiced at the public garcept Sunday other trains run daily Passenger Traffic Mgr Through Sleopers between Louisville dens One consists in cutting with a D BMARTIN Lexington and New York without knife a ring around a branch of a plant Gen Pass Tkt Agt One might imagine that the intention change Cincinnati O For rates Sleeping Car reservations or was to kill the branch but such is by any information call on no means the object in view The cut F B Carr having been made a piece of wet moss Agent L N R R is wrapped and tied around the branch at or Georqe W Barney Paris K that point Beneath this protection the Div Pass Agent sap exudes from the wound and little Lexington rootlets are developed After a few days the branch is cut away from the parent stem being then itself a complete plant with roots all ready to put in a pot This plan is adopted with plants of slow growth because one plant may thus be split up into half a dozen or more of good size instead of waiting for a PARIS KENTUCKY seedling or little slip to develop Wash- ¬ ington Star Calls Work guaranteed satisfactory VAPOR BATH CABINET Insulted Your work is answered promptly An American traveler relates that FOR solicited Prices reasonable alighting at a hotel in Granada a man Rheumatism Sciataca Lumbago Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- ¬ at the door put out his hand toward tion via Leaness Skin and Blood him The traveler supposed that the Diseases Kidney Diseases man was the porter of the hotel and Nervous Diseases offered him his valise The man step ¬ Asthma Catarrh etc ped back tossed his head and frowned ALVA CRAWFORD XJAHL CRAWFORD For Sale By scornfully Caramba he exolaimed Do you take me for a porter I would OHAS N FITHIAN have you understand that I am no por- ¬ At A Shires jewelry store Paris Ky Indeed Then may I ask you ter senor what you are I am a beggar sir and asked you for alms San Francisco Argonaut corner Mam and Fifth Sts 1 The key to the process of making glass curtains in connection with knit material consists in operating particular needles of the machine at the right A FINE TAILOR HADE BLACK SDIT in the world ¬ GET THE BBIDE YOU GET THE SUIT The Bride will receive numerous useful presents as displayed in our large show windows See them Now with our immense stock of good reliable BIG FOUR ¬ TOLEDO DETROIT tnSiQIOIlT TIME TABLE CHICAGO ¬ ST LOUIS Clothin NEW YORK f Dress Goods Dry OoodsSc ilr ¬ ¬ we can make you all happy and contented You feel that way when you trade at TWIN BROS5 because you get your moneys worth doubly You get Honest Goods at Honest Prices t JOHN CONNELLY Money saved is money made therefore if you need Clothing Drv Goods Dress Goods Shoes etc buy them at TWIN BROS During the Fair and at all times we welcome you to our Big Clothing Dry Goods and Shoe Store Remember us always n - i- - Twin Brotlier s BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS EENTTJCKY- - k CRAWFORD BROS T 23sKt hop 0 JL- 0JEfcrj3 SDR CONSTIPATION PEPSlN t minwuiim V nn 1I11 4 h - iliWHpW -

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