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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1CjVji V c fliitoS P j i sSHtfB V 1 fiil rtrvsmsKTSKax OUR PRINTED EVERY TUESBAY fAND FRIDAY lltU VU BTB J VOMAMU v tEM jj - - CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners Established FEB Kni 1 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY AU3UST 19 1898 Jaynes Paris David Judy Carlisle and News Notes Gathered In And About The others Rurzr Miss Mayme Miller of Atlanta Ga is the guest of relatives here Graham Srnedley is visiting Mr John Baughinan at Stanford Mr Sam1 Dudley of Flemingsburg of Cane Ridge visited friends here Wednesday Miss Maude Carpenter is visiting relatives here Miss Julia McClelland is the guest of Mrs F M Smith nee Lizzie Tabb is her cousin Mrs Caleb Corrington the guest of Jno Peed and family The late Robert Savage carried a 2 Wednesday for 000 life iusurance in the Manhattan Mr Olin Pope left Arkadelphia His wife is improving Jeff T Vimont bought 35 extra nice has been grade heifers in Mt sterling Monday Cbas Allen of Knoxville the guest of J Cr Allen for several days Mr Romulus Payne and daughter Mrs Frank Allen and little daughter Luella are glints of G S Allen and Lr of Sharpsburg are visiting Mrs I R wife c j Best Mrs Marguerite Robb of Louisville Dorsey Rny of Paris home on a fur is the guest of Rev Danl Robertson and lough was here Tuesday to visit rela- family v tives M8 Nancy Allen and Mrs Bettie Hoeing of Lexington was Bowden oftParis v s led relatives in Dr Chas the guest of Mr Floyd Loug the first of Carlisle Tuesday the week Xast of The Season Mr Nerval Strader of Falmouth was the guest f Rev David Robertson Grand popular excursion to FEuntnsj Tuesday ton W Vfi and return including a Mrs Faunie Smith of Cynthiana was steamboatride to the fain jus Horse the guest of her sister Mrs John Mock Shoe Bend free cf charge Sunday Tuesday August 21st Tickets good going and Dont forget Jas A Bn tiers auction returning i on special excursion train of groceries queensware etc Saturday leaving Huntington 330 p m Stops Aug 20th can be macie at Ashland and Cattletts Mrs W W Hltn an 1 daughter Miss Mary of Louisville have been guests of burg if desired Look at the low rates offered forr this excursion From Lex Mrs Belle Armstrong T P Wadell is running one of the ington andtHedges inclusive 150 from 25 county rock crushers on the Collier Thomson and Salt Lick inclusive farm near Colville from Farmer and Enterprise inclusive Mr Walker Dink Becraft who has 100 from Olive Hill and Kilgore in- ¬ been here several months returned to clusive 7 cents from Mead and Ash ¬ Marshall Mo yesterday land inclusive 50c For further particulars-call bn or addresvS Ticket Agent Mr and Mrs James Curamings of Chesapeake Ohio Railway Lexing ts of T M Pur- Maysville were g ton Iiiciday ii ell and family Vrs Zene Flaugher and daughter C Special Kates E Marie returned today from a visit to Dayton Ohio with relatives The Fnkfort fe Cincinnati R R Messrs Earl Current and Julian McCliDtock are selling wheat fa q in will BelljHOuud trip tickets to Paris Aug 17 1 good returning 19th from Scott County for Marshall Bros faycraft returned to Georgetown to Elizabeth inclusive at Miss Susan Sharpsburg 3 sterday accompanied by one fare bh account street fair her cousin Miss Lucylee Allen On Aug 24 on account Cajholic pic ¬ Mrs T Larue and little daughter of nic round trip from Paris to George Greensburg Ind are guests of Mrs townj at one fare -m Marguerite Shannon near town VI ¬ Miss Mary Sanford Carpenter enterCrawford Bros have lately improv- ¬ tained a number of her young friends at ed their barber shop making it decided- ¬ her homd near town last evening ly the most attractive shop in Paris Miss Anna Sims of Flemingsburg They offer a prompt expert and polite was the guest of Rev Danl P Dbertson service and their shop is as cool as any and family Tuesday and Wednesday in therityl Hot or cold baths at any Miss Lucy ftJcjk and MiBS Ellen Trabue of Ruddles Mills were guests uafE of the formers brother John W Mock UioggfflREEDiSttnelaundryigi tod faurrly Wednesday doing firsJclasBwork Give us a call Mr and Mrs W V Shaw will leavp HAGQARD Reed tf to day on a pie ure trip In the Nort h and West Mr Ed Brown will have Dont use any other but Purity charge of the depot office during hs flour from Paris Milling Co tell absence Mrs Will Bedford who also rais 1 your grocer you want no other over 1200 chickens at the County In ¬ All grocers keep it firmary gives the Countys wards butter every meal and besides makes over fifty A beautiful line of white and pounds per month Mrs Tom Judy and daughter Miss silk puff shirts for hot weather Belle Mrs Taylor and daughter Mary at Price Co s and Mrs Minnie Rule and Mr G S Allen left this morning on the K P ex Storage For Grain cuidion to Indianapolis I have storage capacity at my ware Died Robert Savage son of Mr and Mrs Thos Savage died Tuesday houses Ifor 30000 bushels of wheat for morning at the home of his parents which will issue negotiable warehouse will unarautee the after a protracted illness of fever The receipts andtwo thirds lhe market holder price can borrow deceased was an exemplary young man of the grain at the banks at seven per and his hundreds of mends extend their Storage one cent per sincere sympathy to the sorrowing cent interest bushel per mouth or fractional part parents The iuneral services were held Wednesd iy morning at the Christian thert of No charge for baualiug or held their wheat church by Elder Ftnstermacber and sacks Parties whohandsomely for so last year were paid Rev Britt The pall bearers were Ben ¬ or Jont J W Clarice John Marshall doing Will pay New York any Balti time more prices less the freight Banks Ntl Claude Vimont Ayers Vimont Dv O B Smith Among those you wish to bell R H HUTCHCRAFT present at tlu lnnerai were Dr George Savage Mrs Nora Brooks Winchester Reeds Send your linen to Haggard Mr and Mrs W Hunter Covington Laundry for a good finish tf Steam Messrs U C and Wilson Ingels Mi - NO 6C MILLERSBURG Cheek Mrs Ransom and the Misse3 FOUR LO Net 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 sumnmr sale Prices are very low We sold a great many pictures last week and have decided to continue the sale A nice little line of artistically framed pictures 50 C FOR LOT 1 Figures Heads Landscapes etc Not a picture in this line that is not worth twice the money Good substantial 98 C FOR LOT 2 Large number of subjects 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 j Will Kenney fTHE discom- I M- - D Mothers jtM f tJ Physician Surgeon forte ntiri dancrers of child birth can be almost en tirely avoided1 Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 7 to 10 a in fjy 16ang tf 2 to 4 p m WineofCardur 7 to 8 p m relieves pectant ers ¬ ¬ j I I tonetothegen italorgans and cuts them in condition to do their work perfectly That makes preg-¬ nancy less painful shortens labor and hastens recovery after child birth It helps a woman bear strong healthy children Jt ex- ¬ moth- ¬ gives L a NELSON opp Pleasant St First Presbyterian Church Dr Bucks old office Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a ELREEJ m 1 to 5 p m If L I Carpets Furniture Wall Paper CO E5L5T Mmjsgi3mi has also brought happiness to L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio IjE83Z32rCS ZOBkr i u uitvwa MviiWmyn thousands of homes barren for years A few doses often brings joy to loving hearts that long for a darling baby No woman should neglect to try it for this trouble It cures nine cases out of ten All druggists sell Wine of Cardui 100 per bottle directions address giving- symptoms Ladies Advisory Department the The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chatta¬ nooga Tenn - Cincinnati Will b at the Windsor Hotel Paris TUESDAY month AUG 9TH 1898 ¬ returning every second Tuesday in each For advice In cases requiring- special - WIT Jtlo Succeeds 1 of Paris Kentucky Reeerence Every leading physician Here are a few reasons whjr H S Stout has succeeded in building up the largest tailoring business in Pans FIRST He recognized the fact that five years ago that the only day of big profits and small sales was past SECOND He cuts the urice of tailor made garments at least 40 Hrs V of Jefferson Ga says When I first took Wine of Cardui we had been married three years but Nine could not have any children months later I had a fine girl baby LOUISA HALE C CLASS MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND his workmanship FOURTH PERCENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and He always does as he advertised Tj X Excursions MISS NELLY BUOKNER wish to announce that they will open a Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep-¬ tember 6th As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appreciates the fact that the- save twenty dollars on a single Suit or OverMany customers at a small profit rather than a few customers coat at a big profit says H S Stout If you want credit your high price tailor gladly extends it for he makes you pay dearl- for it in the end Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by giving H S Stout trial He makes the Finest Imported Suits for ¬ - ¬ - 9 -1 i 3000 AND 1 1 3500 M Uij iTt1 5W rsR I lt J m UYH ifcMU - u Term of 20 lessons private 1250 Term of 20 lessons class 625 Payable in advance Studio within a square of City School round trip For information address either of One fare for the round trip to Annual above at Paris Ky Convt ntiun of Christian Church at till lsep Chattanooga Oct 10th to loth One fare for the round trip to National L A W at Indianapolis August 1th to 9th of To Indianapolis and return Aug 19th to2l8t final limit Angt31st Extension To Pittsbnrg Oct 8 9 10 limited to 18 on account Knights Templar Con- ¬ clave Oue fare for round trip To Christian Workers Association Meeting at Black Mountain N C August 13th to 21th One fare for the terms Hews and Opinions oTrtimeSept10tic National Importance TAINS BOTH 6 H S STOUT Manager JOE MUNSON Cutter 460 roun trip Acconut Grand En ¬ campment Ki ights of Pythias Round trip 205 to Olympia Springs CON and return during Summer season Parties contemplating a summer tour can get valuable information time ¬ Daily by mail table hotel guides and Summer resort Daily and Sunday by mail booklets by calling on or addressing F B Carr Geul Agent WHWMWHBjflBeT4 -- - 4 - 8 a year a yeai ftp 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 Honey and Tar for all Throat and Lung troubles ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Paris Ky The Sunday Sun ¬ Seashore Excursions is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will run the world the followi jg excursions to the Sea shore on named The tickets will be good going Price 5c a copy dates By mail S2 a year on regular trains to which necessary sleeping Address THE SUN New York curs will be attached On July 19th mid ugust 11th to Atlantic C ty and Cape May via Washington round trip rate ouly SU from Lexington aud cor-¬ respondingly low rates from other Central Kentucky points Tickets good eleven days returning Oq uly 28th a round trip rat j of S13 will be made to Old Point Comfort Va ticKets good going on regular trains and good returning twelve days This istnejiiest time to visit Old Point owing to the Interesting military maneuvers Send in your name for sleeping car spane or for further information desired Geo W Barney D P A Lexington Ky i ¬ Sold br James Kennedy Druggist sastitiiM iuasoitiit w 1 will I VmGBmSSbr wZSSNitBm S m the true The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egg of last month but theres a difference in another respect VAPOR BATH CABINET and that drtereuce is worth money Its just so wit i laundry The difference FOR between jioi d work and poor is slight to Rheumatism Lumbago Sciataca the unpractical discernment but its a Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- ¬ difference that counts every time Its tion via Leaness Skin and Blood a difference that changes your laundry Diseases Kidney Diseases bill from an expense to an investment Diseases Nervous We do good ivnrk it will cost no more Asthma Catarrh etc than poor work but its worth double For Sale By the difference- Bourbon Steam Laundry CHAS N FITHIAN At A Shires jewelry store Paris Ky There are eggs and eggs f keep it Insist on having Purity every time My agency insures against fire wand and storm best old re- ¬ prompt paying compa- ¬ liable Always ask for Paris Milling Oos Purity flour All grocers BIG FOUK ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM rilwlfiHB r4 RflBIIllilllL IbIivM 3uwlilPKLlIIBE WiifflipM SEtnS 2 ou tiie also e bring to you the new and true from the Pey forests of Norway TOLEDO DETROIT i All Points in Michigan DR BELLS nies -- on-un on O 21 CHICAGO ST W Richmond HINTON Agent Ilailroad White Citx Special Best Terminal Station Avoiding The Tunnel THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGrE Hasball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all tions up-to-dat- Pine -T- ar-Honey NN lmlasville and Beattyville 1896 Commencing Sat- ¬ 11 louis Natures most natural remedy Improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive condi- ¬ Care for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces Alsojdraw 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 niece of kitchen furniture noth- TVklff irViflCi TTflOw ino VPfOr nan V For sale by all prominent dealers e rvvrwrll-iiorJ 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 ¬ TERSTEGGKE G OHMANN 4 CO Louisville Ky any remedy equal to Cells Pine Tar Honey It gives quick and penuanent relief lagripaawellaacoughaand colds Itmakes weak lnnea strong Mrs M A Metcalfe liUMVrincmn lr tVi Bfttttos Only 25c 50o and 100 Sizes IUU Fifi-Tcif-llOn- iV Ob JWn flf-- Bfill S VJIC 1 II Wagner Sluciiug Cars To all Concerned urday July 16th and continuing each Saturday until further notice train No 3 leaving Versailles at 652 p m will Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping run through to Irvine Returning Cars Private Compartmeut Hars train No 2 will leave Irvine as 500 a Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars m each Monday thus enabling parties to spend Sundays at Estill Springs and return Monday in time for business Be sure your tickets read via BIQ C M Browning G P A FOUR 530 p m train from Paris connects O McCORMlCK with this train going to the Springs and Passenger Traffic Mgr the 5 a m train from the Springs con-¬ D BJSIARTXN N at Richmond nects with the L Gen Pass Tkt Agt Junction so that you can reach Paris at a m O Cincinnati 745 ik Veksailles Ky July BOSTON NEW YORK a i -- - y cr Ffferf r v vj THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY AUGUST 19 1898 Lost His liife Saving Other 1 REVIEW OF WAR SHIPS JLa Effort Being Mad to Have One in New YorK Harbor Next Saturday Afternoon dm Samp Washington Aug 16 Eon with the four big- battle ships and two armored cruisers of his Ileet is now on his way north having- sailed at 10 oclock Sunday morning- from San- I tiago Adm Schley on the Brooktyn The naval accompanied the fleet orders made public Monday rive the Brooklyn as starting on the 11th from Play a to the south coast of Cuba This however was prior to the orders issued on the suspension of hostilities when the Brooklyn was included with other ships ordered north The naval authorities expect the fleet at Thomp- V kinsville the latter part of the week The navy department is considering1 the project of a naval review in New York harbor on next Saturday when the battle ships and cruisers under Adm Sampson arrive there Efforts have been made to induce the de partment to have a review of the ships and a land review of the sailors It is probable that the final decision will be to have the war vessels to go up the river to Grants tomb at Riverside and there fire a salute the trip up to the tomb affording- the public a sufficient opportunity to view the ships without tiring the sailors by a land procession - been received as follows Making Ont a Case uable medicine ing pageants of recent years and Manila Aug- IS I am wondering said Blanco as he ¬ After the birth of my little girl one which will long- be rememturned over his piece of armv mule steak Secretary Navy Washington bered by all who had the oppor asked the three years ago my health wa3 very What your excellency Manila surrendered to day to the minion poor I had leucorrhcea badly and a tunity of witnessing- it It was American land and guilty of treason in ac- terrible bearing down pain which naval forces after If Cervera isnt especially interesting- on account a combined attack A division of the cepting all those square meals up there in gradually grew worse until I could do Philadelphia North American of the fact that it was the squadron shelled the forts and in America no work Also had headache nearly review of the last big- army of the last 40 Cents a Bushei trenchments at Malate on the south all the time and dizzy feelings Men- ¬ Wheat war Over 40000 men in their most side of How to grow wheat with big profit at 40 struations were very profuse appear¬ the city driving- back gorgeous array marching in perfect the cents and samples of Salzers Red Cross SO ing every two weeks our army advancing Bushels per acre Winter Wheat Rye Oats order with bands playing and colors from enemj I took medicine from a good doctor that side at the same Clovers etc with Farm Seed Catalogue for flying made the occasion a truly in time City JOHN A SALZER SEED but it seemed to do no good I was surrendered about 5 oclock 4 cents postage Wis CO La Crosse k spiring one A crowd of nearly 50000 the American flag- being becoming alarmed over my condition hoisted by wit- ¬ enthusiastic were people when I read your advertisement in a Lieut Brumby About 7000 prisoners Wars AVitliin Wars nesses In all the regimental camps the were taken paper I sent at once for a bottle of Another quarrel going on next door The American squadron ¬ un at up an Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com were men Whats the mitter this time children had no casualties none of the vessels She wants to name the baby Dewey ponnd and after taking two thirds of Immediatehour Thousands of dollars wor th of prop usually early Inwere injured On August 7 Gen Mer and he wants the name for his wheel the bottle I felt so much better that I inspections breakfast erty are destroyed and many cattle ly after dianapolis Journal ritt and I formally demanded the sursend for two more After using three were held and the regiments then took render of and sheep were killed the city which the Spanish To Care a Cold in One Day bottles I felt as strong and well as anyThe storm skirted one mile north- their places in the line of formation governor general refused Dewky Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All one east of Hutchinsons farm and struck At 850 a signal gun was fired and the Lieut Brumby is Adm Deweys flag druggists refund money if it fails o cure 25c I think it is the best medicine for house driving it through the barn long- column moved up to and past the lieutenant his So that is the famous playwright But female weakness ever advertised and The Northwestern railroad track is tower on Snodgrass Hill where Gen Washington Aug 18 Secretary why is it that one reads so little about him recommend it to every lady I meet suf ¬ telegraph Breckinridge and his guests were Alger torn up for some distance Oil he has been famous too fering from this trouble has received a dispatch from nowadays long Fliegende Blaetter poles and snow fences are down The seated in the reviewing- stand The Gen Merritt announcing Maternity is a wonderful experience the surrencavalry came first the artillery next wounded are being taken to Can by der of Manila and asking for instrucPisos Cure for Consumption is an A No and many women approach it wholly 200 acres of wheat in and the infantry last One farmer had 1 Asthma medicine W R Williams An unprepared Childbirth under right tioch 111 April 11 1894 Although the column only passed tions shock and it was taken up by the conditions need not terrify women the The instructions which Gen Merritt reviewing- stand once the review the The advice of Mrs Pinkham is freely wind and no trace of the crop is left Mamma From what animal do we get offered to all expectant mothers and asked for was whether there should be on the prairie occupied nearly five hours The dead were found ajoint occupation of the city of our milk Flossie From the milkman her advice is beyond question the most Judge The first field day will be observed bodies badly mangled and with their valuable to be obtained If Mrs Pax An elaborate pro- ¬ Manila by the American and insurgent next Saturday clothing- nearly stripped from them Halls Catftrrn Clare forces The secretary of war by the ton had written to Mrs Pinkham be ¬ The clouds met at a point about gramme of athletic events has been of the president has sent a ifl taken Internally Price 75c direction fore confinement she would have been eight miles northeast of Gary attained arranged for the occasion sable dispatch to Gen Merritt say Circuses that have come and gone are in saved much suffering Mrs Pinkhams a rotary motion with the tail of the address is Lynn Mass ACCEPTS ing there shall be no ioint occunation the passed tents L A W Bulletin cloud descending- the earth Wherever SENATOR DAVIS whatever and that the city bay and it touched everything- was destroyed be SHOOT It first struck the farm buildings of Chairman of the Senate Committee on harbor of Manila shall Genheld by the k3 United States forces Merritts Foreign Relations to Be One of the INCHESTEB 0ADED Carl Peterson then the barn of V E iispatch contained no more informa- Weakness is quickly overcome by the Peace Commissioners Johnson where a number of horses and toning and blood enriching qualities of tion than had previously been sent by 5hot gun Shells sheep were killed Next was M A great mediThis Hoods Sarsaparilla AugIS Washington Senator Adm Dewey No list of casualties was Kenyons place the barn pas destroyed Cu hman K Davis chairman of the T cine cures that tired feeliug almost as livestock killed senate committee on foreign rela- - iven and considerable quickly as the sun dispels the morning London Aug IS The Manila cormist It also cures pimples boils salt Kenyon was severely injured about respondent of the Times telegraphs rheum scrofula and all other troubles the limbs by flying- timbers Morti Used byAllthehampiqn5hot5- under date of August 13 originating in bad impure blood buildings were next mer Hunts farm ffegE jHD NAME ONA P0STALRD The capture of the town to day destroyed and here the first life was 3TS3 was not without certain melodramatic for 152 page Illustrated Catalogue lost The storm took up the kitchen Notwithstanding- the fact elements moved it away from the house and Winchester Repeating Ams JOHN R BROOKE GEN that the Spanish made a serious re- Americas Greatest Medicine 81 six for 85 J80 Winchester Ave Nor Haven Conn Leader of One of the American Armies scattered its timbers for miles around I sistance against the advance of Invading Puerto Rico Albert Killion employed as a farm cure biliousness indigestion the right wing- of the American Hood8 Pills BKAUTrFULi laborer by Hunt was in the kitchen NEW DISCOVERY gives The Best BOOK XL WAR bound and sump force it could not have been he was 0 I C9 quick rclief and lO worst two annual subscrptions 1 each to the Overlantl OVERHAULING THE TEXAS at the time and later difficult to foresee that a surrender eatosu Send for book of testimonial and curesdays tuously illustrated price at frteto anybody sending picked up in a dying- condition about would follow a display by the land treatment Free Dr II Ik UUliKM a SlttS Atlanta tia Monthly SAN FHANOiSCO sample Overland 5c 200 feet from the house having been Repaired and Freshly Painted She Awaits forces to satisfy Spanish honqr nor struck in the back of the head and in a Favorable Tide to Be Floated Out has it been a well kept secret that the jured internally He only lived three Dry Dock at Brooklyn of captain general practically sug gested hours after being found James Hunt the manner in which the American New York Aug 16 Freshly paint was injured The Hutchinson iarv troops should advance to prevent loss ed and looking- as trim and neat as if two miles from Hunts place was next of life on both sides she had only gone into commission struck the storm jumping- entirely At first it was not intended to atthe United States battle ship Texas over an intervening house without do at tack the trenches but quietly to adSENATOR C K DAVIS MINNESOTA awaits a favorable tide to be floatd ing any damage vance after the bombardment had The Hutchinson family were all in tions has accepted the tender of an out of the dry dock at the Brooklyn navy yard The needed repairs to her the house when the storm picked it up appointment as a member of the ceased if size At the last moment however the hull upper sides superstructure and and scattered it together with the Spanish American peace commsion programme was changed and orders machinery have been completed un barn and outbuildings for miles around issued for the land battery to of piece derthe watchful supervision of naval on the prairie The entire family wera OBSTREPEROUS INSURGENTS were fire simultaneously with the open 300 feet from where Constructor Bowles and if anything found dead about advance to be made as the war vessel is stauncher and more the house stood Their deaths appar The Americans Gave Them a Much Needed fleet and for an considered practicable soon as it was Whipping1 at Manila They Were ently were caused by bruises and cuts formidable than ever The to assault the Spanish trenches Easily Defeated Baby Hutchinson five The authorities at the yard expect on the heads reason for this change of plan is not the other vessels of the squadron to weeks old was still alive when found San Francisco Aug- 18 Advices yet apparent but considerable loss of arrive by the end of the week and tbe but died in a short time Carl Jeglum life resulted cruiser Brooklyn will probabty be the who was visiting the Hutchinsons waa from Manila of August 14 via Hong¬ Gen Merritt entered with his staff Kong say Our troops met with resistfirst to reach the yard The new dry also killed ¬ on Manila eight be at 3 oclock The situation was then dock will be ready to receive one oi The sight at Hutchinsons place is ance in the attack inbetter understood and a conference the vessels within two weeks as the horrible The place is covered with ing killed and 34 wounded The Gen Jaudenes was held The mUw JH KB A wk workmen who are removing- the coffer dead horses and cows and broken fur surgents who are shut out of the city with tSt MrT MLteB Malate terms agreed on may be outlined as i threaten to cause trouble Jam in front of the big- dock are now niture and farm implements From here the course was into farms only was bombarded All the ships followsagreement cutting away the last row of high for the capitulation An wooden piles which obstruct the en where little damage could be done to escaped injury Rr Adm Dewey has trance the buildings but the losw on crops raised the blockade the shops having of the Philippines A provision for disarming- the men reopened and there is a great feeling and stock is verv great of relief among the people of the city remain organized under the command DEATH OF MAJ F W REID It is stated that after the surrender of of their officers no parole being exliis Corpse Found in His Room in a New THE CENSORSHIP REMOVED Manila Aguinaldos followers turned acted Necessary supplies to be furnished upon the Americans and attacked York Hotel After Receiving News of the Fatal Illness of His Mother The Navy Department Making Public the them but they were easily defeated from the captured treasury funds any H after a brief conflict The United possible deficiency being- made good Movement of the United States New York Aug 16 Maj F W Reid States monitor Monadnock Capt by the Americans Naval Vessels of Savannah Ga was found dead in piece Whiting which left San Francisco The safety of life and property of his room at the Marlborough hotel Washington Aug- 16 An evidence bout six weeks ago has reached Ma ¬ the Spanish soldiers and citizens to be Monday Monda- morning- he received guaranteed as far as possible nila safely piece of a telegram from Savannah signed M of the cessation of hostilities is the acThe question of transporting the tion of the navy department in agahi OLD TIME FRIENDS MEET Eeid which read Ma critically ill troops to Spain to be referred to the making public the movements of na come at once of decision of the Washington governLate Monday afternoon when anoth- ral vessels which has been suspended An Affecting Scene at the Meeting lietween ment and that of returning- the arms Gens heeler and Leo in the Office er telegram was delivered at the hotel during the war The bulletin givex of the soldiers to be left to the discrepiece of really is out Monday announces that the of the Secretary of War for Maj Beid being unable to arouse SL tion of Gen Merritt Paul has sailed from Playa del him the door of his room was broken Washington Aug 18 An affecting Banks and similar institutions to Este Cuba to Montauk the Dixie and and he was found on the floor dead sold scene characterized the meeting Wed ¬ continue operations under existing Death was due to cerebral apoplexy Yankee from Playa to the north coast nesday in the office of Secretary Alger regulations unless these are changed The second telegram announced the of Cuba the Brooklyn from Playa to of Maj Gens Wheeler and Lee They by the United States authorities the south coast of Cuba th Oneida death of Mrs Reid Lieut Bramby lowered the Spanish from Key West to Havana and the are old friends and comrades in arms Topeka from Key West to the Isle oi but they had not met since the war be flag- in Fort Santiago and raised the Thirty Two Drowned Knoxville Tenn Aug 1G Addi Pines the Hercules from Port Royal gan Each grasped the other by both stars and stripes many Spaniards tional details relative to the terrible to Norfolk and the Kanawha from Port hands and then Gen Liee drew his weeping while the American band cloudburst in Hawkins county last Royal to Key West The Siren has ar friend to his heart and they hugged played the Star Spangled Banner and Friday morning were received in this rived at Key West the Dolphin at and kissed each other regardless of the a company of iufantry presented city Monday night It was previously Lamberts Point and the Solace at fact that many persons were present arms Secretary Alger was visibly affected It was impossible to praise too reported that 20 lives were lost in the Playa highly the humanity of Adm Dewey ilood but it is now estimated that per Corbett McCoy Fisht Postponed Spanish Dead Are Burned and Gen Merritt for a bombardment jwfcflfcjtrxgra haps 32 persons became victims of this New York Aug- 18 The Corbett Santiago Aug- 16 The embarka of the walled city would have inflicted downpour from the skies tion of the prisoners here s being McCoy fight has been postponed until severe loss of life upon women and pushed with great activity This is a date later than October 1 at Buffalo children The conduct of the Amerfuneral of Mrs Romero Mexico City Aug 16 The body of rendered imperative by their horrible This was decided upon at a conference icans officers and men alike towards Your Mrs Romero wife of the Mexican condition Te mortality is so gTeat here Wednesday between Wm Gray all is highly creditable Gwn minister at Washington which was n the Spanish camp where disease is representing- McCoy and the Haw Andrew Carnegries Gift brought here hy her distinguished hus rampant tha no longer are the dead thorne Athletic club and George Con Dumfries Scotland Ansr IS Mr band has been buried and the funeral buried A funeral pile of 10 or 13 sidine Corbetts backer It was agreed FOR DECORATING WALLS and GEELINGS KSd was attended by people of the highest bodies is madp saturated with kero- ¬ that the fight should occur between Andrew Carneg ie has offered the town from your grocer or paint dealer and do your own knlsomimng- This material is made on scientiflo principles by machinery and milled in twenty four tints and issupt ior to any concoction of Glue vo facial circles The minister will soon sene and set fire to cremating- the September 25 and October 1 and not council of Dumfries the sum of 10000 and Whltinsc that can possibly be made by hand To bo mixed with Cold Water later than the latter date bodies in the open air to build a puhlie library Cf Send forSAMPLE COLOR OAKDS and if you cannot purchase this material from return to Washington - A country boy visiting New York stopped a frantic runaway team that was about to One of the Most Striking Pageantry Wit ¬ Ihey Will Not Be Allowed to Occupy tbe dash on the sidewalk where there were hunEi ht People Dead and Others Are Known He saved nessed in Over Thirty Years Forty dreds of women and children City of Manila Jointly With the Hundreds of to Have Been Killed Badly lives but lost his own their Thousand Men in Iine American Forces lives are saved every year by Hostetters Mangled Victims People who are fast go Stomach Bitters Chickamauga Chattanooga Mili ¬ Washington ing to their graves with disorders of stomAug- 18 Adm Deweys ach liver bowels and blood are brought GATr S D Aug- 16 A terrific tary Park Tenn Aug- 18 The re- ¬ official announcement of the bombard ¬ back to good health by it All the sick wind and hail storm running from view at Camp Thomas Wednesday ment and surrender of Manila has should try it northeast to southwest struck Mortz morning- was one oi tne most striK- ¬ - Liri IN A TERRIBLE STORM BIG REVIEW OF SOLDIERS kGUINALDOS INSURGENTS AIDED BY MRS PMKTTAW Paxton Yountown North Dakota writes about her strug- ¬ gle to regain health after the birth of her little girl Dear Mrs Pinkham It is with pleasure that I add my testimony to Mrs W E K ¬ ¬ - - - your list hoping that it may induce others to avail themselves of your val¬ Siding about five miles west of here Everything- in the path oi Monday the storm was swept away Eight people lie dead here and others are The dead known to have been killed are Joseph Hutchinson farmer wife two daughters and grandchild Carl Jeglum Blanchardsville Wis Albert Killion home in Milwaukee Charles Eball a farmer who was reading with his wife and children Searching when the storm came his wife and parties are out after - M fP4 - - ¬ - ¬ - - - k ¬ i T - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - ¬ ¬ - - - ¬ t i - - Warm Weather ¬ - ¬ ¬ - ¬ - ¬ Hoods FIPflPQV J parilla -- - - wfffffivfffwfffffW ¬ - - ¬ ¬ ¬ emember - you are dissatisfied with the of the or with the quality chewing tobacco you are now using A ¬ - ¬ - l Mil - A ¬ PLUG fr - - - ¬ ¬ ¬ - A ¬ and you ger your moneys worth of Battle Ax is The 10 cent larger than the 10 cent any other brand the same high quality and the largest good chewing tobacco that is for 10 cents ¬ - ¬ S ¬ memoer Pewhen yoistne name buy again ¬ - - ¬ ¬ mmm9m - - ¬ Eli ¬ -- CALCSMO SCO TINTS Calcimo Key West Submarine Mines Exploded Key West Fla Aug 16 The sub marine mines in Key West harbor were blown up Monday afternoon to make room for ships of the fleet which are crowding- in from their Cuban coast stations There were more than a dozen sets of mines of four each cov ing over a square mije of water ¬ - Two Suspects Arrested Dayton O Aug- 16 Andrew Spohr md Roy Eckley are under arrest on suspicion of having been concerned in the murder of Butcher Julius Kruse - The crime was committed D3 three highvinen Lewis Spohr ¬ a brother of Andrew who is in the Ohio penitentiry on the charge oi Secretary Day Outingrand larceny gae the information Washington Aug 18 Secretary oi to Chief of Police Farrell and DeState Day left Washington Monday tective McBride on which they hold afternoon for Atlantic City It is nol the men A ihird man is wanted The- arrefsts have caused a sensation known how long- he will be absent October 17 ¬ - - The most terrific electrical storm experienced here in many years passed over the central part of this count3- Wednesday morning The storm was accompanied by wind of almost cyclonic velocity and great damage was done to tobacco an fruit trees In some places almost entire orchards were razed and shade trees by the score were uprooted At Rummerfield a short distance from here lightning- struck and burned a dwelling- house a young- man named Chilscn being- instantly killed - To wanda Pa Storm in Pennsylvania Aug IS To Investigate Typhoid Fever AugWashington IS Surgeon General Sternberg- has decided to send out a scientific commission to investigate the causes of typhoid fever in the army camps and report upon a method to prevent such occurrences in the future - your local dealers let us know and we will put you in the way of obtaining it THE MURAL O COMPANY NEW BRICHTON S I NEW YORK 9 ¬ it THE BEST IS AYE THE CHEAPEST AVOID IMITATIONS OF V t - - - Perry Belmont Resigns Washington Aug- IS Maj Perry Belmont has resigned hisposition as major and inspector general of United States volunteers Business reasons are the cause - SAPOLIO A- ja c ivxar- - VJspytj -- Sr tK V - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS TLY FRIDAY AUGUST J0B 19 1898 NEWS ITEMS The lord mayor of London Hon Horatio David Davies has postponed his projected American tour indefinitely on account of the illness of his wife The expedition to explore the east coast of Greenland under Lieut Am drup sailed from Copenhagen Tuesday ¬ 3 r A SAD TRAGEDY Jim Corbetts Father Kills His Wife and Fatally Shoots Himself THE PEACE COMMISSIONERS Allison Gorman Decline Places Day is Certain Davis May Be a Member and ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION rhc Residence of John Hill Dynamited He Had Been Fipht infr the Race Tracks- AMBASSADOR HAYS NEW Th Best Wr Xw Jr Chicago liondon Papers Well Pleased Over His Ap ¬ pointment as Secretary of State ky President McKinley - EfC m though the frame and sash of the win dow where the explosive was placed ed providing punishment for swearing were blown with great force into the in public places b3 la3ing it on the bedroom where Mr Hill was sleepingtafale by an almost unanimous vote The perpetrators placed the missile According to information received with a pole of sufficient leng th to fa- - Adjt Gen Corbin Monda arrange- ¬ On reach the second story windows ments have faeen practicalH completed the end of the pole was attached a for the abandonment of Camp Alger stick of dynamite or a bomfa A slow near Falls Church Va fuse was attached and the explosive Until the Avar department hears was so arranged that it was directly ¬ from Maj Gen Merritt now at Maagainst the frame of the window of the nila that he requires additional bed room on the east side of the house troops no more transport ships will the room usually occupied y Mr Hill COL JOHN HAY father-in-lawhe sent from San Francisco The crime is believed and his wife The Sth Illinois arrived at Santiago New York Aug 17 A Washington to have been inspired if not executed TrluinpU In Fliulortaphie Art Tuesda3r forenoon and will garrison by race track men against whom Mr dispatch to the Herald sa3s Thk Carbon Photograph will stand nill as an officer of the Civic Federa- ¬ Ambassador John Ha who has and police the cit3 The bodies of the represented the United States in dead Spaniards continued to be cre- ¬ the test of time and atmospheric in ¬ crusade tion has conducted a of mated Over 700 have been burned so fluences Made in all sizes and is dur ¬ London since the beginningis always ¬ able The YELLOW JACK AT MONTAUK the present administration is to far Tuesda3 afternoon 70 were to be in miuntest lilcennss and can preset ved he madedetail succeed Mr Dav as secretarv of burned from any old pictnre J luvite all who The Situation at the Camp is a Grave One state There is no longer any doubt The state department received no- are interested in large pictures to exam- Thirty Six Suspected Cases Have So on this point as Ambassador Hay has tice late Tuesday night of the arrival ine this wonderful picture before giving Far Ueen Reported accepted the appointment which has at Hong Kong of the dispatch faoat your orders for any copying and enlarg ¬ ing of old pictures 1 make your sit¬ Aug IS A dense sea fog faeen offered to him fay President Mc ¬ Zafiro with advices from Adm Dewey tings free when you desire a large Montauk Up to 1 oclock picture from life and guarantee satis ¬ drifted in from the sea Vedne3da3 Kinley Mr ila3 s successor at Lou and Gen Merritt Very respectfully morning and for several hours en don has not yet faeen definitely decided am Wednesda3 no message from faction L Grinnan Artist upon them had reached the administration The entire veloped Camp AVikoff 29mar tf Paris Ky ¬ London Aug 17 The papers WedThe transports Grand Duchess and landscape was shut out for the time ¬ and traveling except fay following the nesday morning while expressing re- Matteawan arrived at Montauk Tues- grets over the departure of Col Hay da3 and are now at quarantine there road was impossible TAKING THE PRELIMINARY DOSE Late Tuesday night the number of give voice to satisfaction that he is Those on board will have to be fumi-g-ate- d before beinsr landed The Grand suspected yellow fever cases in the de- ¬ going to fill a post which promises im ¬ portant results for Anglo American re- ¬ Duchess carries Gen Bates command tention hospitals was increased from All compliment him upon the Gen Wheeler came to New York Tues- 27 to 8G fay the discovery of nine new lations splendid services he has renderpd here da3 cases on hoard the St Louis PAYS FOR THE Tommy R an authorized the state- ¬ The St Louis had one death from yellow fever occur on board on the TROOPS TO BS MUSTERED OUT ment Tuesda3 night that in the event TWICE-A-WEE- K of James J Corfaett faeing unable tc voyage north from Santiago and the camp physicians consider the discov- ¬ ADout 50000 Troops Including All Vol appear in the ring with Kid McCoy in unteer Cavalry and Volunter Artil ¬ ery of the new cases as having a grave Buffalo on the afternoon of September lery Will Ue Dismissed NVikoff has not faeen 10 he will take his place and fight the aspect Camp quarantined as yet Washington Aug 17 An order was kid at the middle weight limit weighissued Tuesday approved l3r the cabi- ¬ ing in at the ringside ONE WHOLE TEAK Tank of Oil Ignited by Lightning The strength of- the nav3 will not Whiting Ind Aug IS A terrific net mustering out of the service about ¬ be precipitate reduced on account of 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post thunder storm swept over Whiting 50000 of the volunteer forces paid by mail Almost The troops to be mustered out will the cessation of hostilities but on the doinjr considerafale damage A bolt of lightning strucka 90 foot tank belong- ¬ include all the volunteer cavalry and contrar3 the administration has de- ¬ A DAILY RECORD ing to the National Transit Co de- volunteer artillery in the United termined that a veiy large naval force OF WAR raws molishing the roof and igniting the oil States at the present time and a large is necessitated In the increased obliCourier Journal stored therein The tank contained number of infantry regiments The¬ gations the United States has under The Twice-a-Wee- k whole number has not et Ijeen deter- taken or had forced upon it has the finest War News Service of any 35000 barrels of crude oil and as the The Spanish steamer Isla de Luzon paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ flames shot skjward the could be seen mined incomparable All The mustering out ordsr possifaly sailed from Santiago Monday morn- ¬ able accurate for miles around A large force of other issues have been subordinated to men were hurried to the scene and ef- raay be delaed until dispatches are ing for Spain having on board 2 ISO this one great feature Subscribe at forts were directed to saving 15 sur ¬ received from Gen Merritt respecting Spanish soldiers The lsla de Pana3r once and keep thoroughly posted The rounding tanks and other property the conditions at Manila Dispatches will probafal3 sail Tuesda3 and she offer may be withdrawn in a short time The low price A furious downpour of are expected from the general at al- ¬ will be followed fay the P de Satruste adjoining gui The Montevideo arrived Monda rain retarded the efforts of the fire- most any hour morning and will begin loading at men during the day and the fire is still once SELECTED raging The tank and contents were COMMISSIONERS is for tb6 purpose of placing a gret3g V ActingSecretarv Allen has ordered newspaper twice a week within tneSjJKJsf valuedxat about S7o0bo The Officials Who Will Arrange the EvaC the Prairie and Badger now at Guan reach of the masses A good fcommis Sample copies free The New Cable uation of the Islands of Cnba As Soon as You tanamo to report to Geu Shafter at Bion toto agents Youll Feel Better Right Away Senor UNGLE SAM Write Washington Aug IS M Camfaon and Porto Rico Get This Down Ill Give You the Full Prescription Santiago to be used for transporting Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky the French ambassador and First troops to Montauk Point They will Washington Aug 17 The presi- ¬ Secretarv- - Thiebaut of the French leeach carr afaout five hundred men BY A- SPECIAL ARRANGEMFNT dressed himself and shot his aged wife mission to Paris to arrange peace It gation were in conference at the dent has announced the American com- ¬ Gen Shafter has asked for these vesYOU CAN GET THE while she slept She had evidently is well understood that Secretary Day white house Vedncsda3 morning with missioners for the evacuation of Cuba sels in order to hurry the embarkation be- ¬ President McKinley and Acting Secreand Porto Rico as follows For Cuba died instantly for she still lay in her will head the commission and it is of his troops The object of Gen Jam es F Wade Rr Adm William perfectly natural position It is be- ¬ lieved that Senator Cushman K Davis tary of State Moore During a ball game at the Old Set lieved that Corbett was demented He has been persuaded fay the president the conference was a direct exchange T Sampsou Maj Geu Mathew C But ¬ tlers reunion at Cissna Park 111 AND THE of messages of a felicitous nature be ler For Porto Rico Maj Gen John 3iad just returned from Eartlett to go on the commission Tuesday a portion of the grand stand tween President McKinley and Presi- S Brooke Rr Adm Winfield S Schley Springs where he had been stopping collapsed carrying down a number of TWiGE-A-WETHE TROOPS BEHAVED BADLY dent Faure of France over the new Brig Gen William W Gordon ior his health spectators Ernest Cunningham of cable from Brest to Cape Cod New York Aug- 17 James J Cor- German Guns Given the Spaniards Danville and Mrs Ira Kirtle3 of GOURIEH JOURNA L bett was much shocked when he Gen Shatter Ordered the Second Rejjl- Hong Kong Aug 17 There haa Hoopeston each sustained faroken A Suspect Under Arrest ment Volunteers of Imniuues to learned of the death of his parents At Both One Year For Only New York Aug 18 The police baen some interest aroused in the limfas Half a dozen others were se- ¬ Camo Outside Santiago first he refused to believe it but when were so positive that in Dr Samuel J statements made b Manuel Rodiroso verely faruised the news was confirmed he broke the The Rous h Riders are home With Santiago de Cuba Aug 17 Gen Kennedy dentist Cthey have the mur- Bages a sergeant in fay Spanish army down and wept like a child was captured insurgents Col Theodore Rosevelt and Fighting the Reynolds who was who derer of Emeline His trainers McVey and White Shafter Tuesday ordered the 2d volun- ¬ found dead in a room of the Grand ho- at Pineda lie says that the Germans Joe Wheeler thej have reached Mon- ¬ This is for cash subscriptions only tried to console him hut to no pur- ¬ teer regiment of immunes to leave the tel Tuesda3 that Capt Price of West have supplied the Spanish forces with tauk Point TheA came on the Miami All subscriptions under this combina pose Corfaett said that his father city and go into camp outside The Thirtieth street station made an affi ¬ field guns which were taken up the which with the Gates Citj the St tinn offer must be sent direct to Thb must have become insane or he would regiment had been placed here as a davit in the West Side police court River Pasig at night and landed and Louis the Vigilencia and the Mattea Bourbon News office Paris Ky not have committed such a terrible garrison to preserve order and protect Wednesda charging Kennedy with also that provisions of all kinds have wan lie at anchor off shore Monda3 THE deed He could not account for it in property provided the Spanish officials at their rigging lights plainly visible There has been firing of arms inside homicide He was held without faai been any other way Both his father and Manila from the same source for examination on Friday NEW YORK WORLD from the camp mother he said took a deep interest of the town fav members of this rejri- Gen Wilson- chief of engineers THRICE-A-WEEYellow Pever on Uourd EDITION in his affairs and keenly felt his de ¬ ment without orders so far as known Gcti Wheeler Will Command at Camp Tuesda issued orders to all the offi ¬ Wifcoff Washington Aug 17 According to some of the men have indulged in feat by Fitzsimmons at Carson City 18 Piigea a Week Washington Aug IS Gen Wheeler reports received at the marine hospital cers of that department in charge of 15G Papers a Year They both wanted him to retire from liquor until they have verged up- ¬ on acts of license and disorder was at the war department Wednes service two of the six vessels which fortifications and works of defense to the ring- after that remove all mines cables and elecDOLLAB He will stop training lor the pres the inhabitants in some quarters da3 and had an interview with the have arrived at Montauk Point Long Gen Wheeler received or- Island with troops from Shafters trical apparatus connected therewith Published every Alternate Day except ent and his fight with McCoy at Buf ¬ have alleged loss of propert by force secretar3 in the harbors and rivers of the Sunday falo on September 10 may be post- ¬ and intimidation and there has grown ders to assume command at Camp Wi arm3r were infected Oneof these the United States as rapidh as the work up a feeling of uneasiness concerning Icoff until the arrival of Gen Shafter Grand Duchess whose arrival has just poned Edition of Ths The Thrice-a-Wee- k them Gen Wheeler was told b the secretar been reported to the bureau had four can be performed with regard to New York World is first among all Saratoga N Y Aug 17 When weekly papers in size frequency of Gen Shafter has therefore ordered of war to purchase ever3thing that oases of 3ellow fever aboard and a safet Ivid McCo learned Tuesday night of past few da3s gold bars publication and the freshness accuracy Within the the tragic death of Jim Corbetts par- this regiment into the hills where¬ was necessarT for the comfort of the number of suspects valued at nearl3 S00000 have been re- and variety of its contents It has ail ents he immediately wired condolences discipline can he more severely main- men and to spare nothing that would a great G merits Miners Injured in an Explosion ceived at the United States mint in the price of dollar weeklydaily at the alleviate the sick and wounded Corbett at Asbury park and in view tained to Its politi- ¬ oi a Birmingham Ala Aug 17 An ex Philadelphia from the government as the In place of the 2d volunteer immune accurate of a postponement of the match sched Paying1 the Troops plosion of gas occurred in the New sa3 office in Seattle The gold is light cal news is prompt complete will tes- ¬ regiment Gen Shafter has ordered into and impartial as all its readers ¬ uled to take place at Buffalo on SepWashington Aug IS Orders were Castle mines ten miles above here entirely from the tify It is against the monopolies and tember 10 telegraphed that he would the city the Sth Illinois volunteer reg ¬ issued Wednesda directing that the and John Jefferson miner and John in color and came stated for th people the was It not claim a forfeit McCoy left at iment of colored troops in whose so pa3masters which have been at Santi Henderson helper were fatall3 in- ¬ Klondike 1S00000 in goldatbars mint It prints the news of all the world will that about fariet3 and discipline he has confidence midnight for New York city having special correspondence from all ago with Sli 500000 shall proceed to jured Jefferson died in a few hours come from Seattle within the next important nowfa points on the globe It New York Aug- 17 Corbett and his and of whose sturdy enforcement of Porto Rico to pa3 he troops Gen Charles Brown another helper waa few days has brilliant illustrations stories by order no doubt is felt by those in com- ¬ Miles did not want these wife left on a late train for San Fran ¬ paj masters ieriou5l3 hurt 111 ex State Senator great authors a capital humor page At Staunton mand cisco and the monej to be sent to Porto Rico H W Wall a wealthy banker and real complete markets departments for the Suicided on His Children Graves Neutrality Laws in Question Americans Take Possession of San Juan household and womens work and other from Santiago for fear the might St Louis Aug 17 R W Golson a estate dealer was shot and instantly special departments of usual interest Aug 17 The Hong bring 3ellow fever The surgeon gen Nkw York St Thomas D W I Aug 17 A coal killed Tuesda3 afternoon We offer this unequaled newspaper American officers have entered San Kong dispatches reporting the arrival erals office does not believe there is broker on the Merchants exchange - l3ing across miner named Schadleich a tenant of and The Bourbon News together one was found dead TuesdaVessels of the there of the German cruiser Kaiserin any danger of infection Juan Porto Rico s children ai Walls is charged with the crime and year for 225 the graves of four of American fleet are waiting outside Augusta with Governor General Au The regular subscription price of the The Plague in India Bellefontaine ceraeter3 He had com a posse of citizens is pursuing him ¬ two papers is 300 the harbor They will enter as soon gusti would show a violation of neutral- ¬ Bombay Aug IS The bubonic mitted suicide with a dose of str3ch Two other men are said to be implias the mines have faeen removed The ity on the part of the Germans unless The shooting arose over a cated Spanish flag- still floats over the forti- ¬ Merritt or Dewey consented to Augus ¬ plague is again epidemic There were nine Financial difficulties are thought trivial matter TQTHE FARMERS OF BQORBOH 103 deaths officially reported last week to have been the cause of his act tus departure from Manila fications 1 mill of At Somersworth N H No Capt Bidtile Under Arrest Wants Spanish Prisoners Released B MITT the Great Falls Manufacturing Co Insurgents Kept Outside Manila Fresh Troops Arrive at Ponce Arroyo Porto Rico Aug 12 Capt London Aug 17 The Rome corre- emploing S00 hands resumed work Washington Aug 17 Late Tues Iiddle of Com panj C 4th Ohio volun- ¬ Berlin Aug 17 A dispatch from As agent of The Page Woven Wire spondent of the Daily Chronicle sa3S Monda3 morning after a six weeks Hong Kong says The Americans no- ¬ da3 night Adjt Gen Corbin received a teers is still here under arrest and the pope has requested Archbishop shut down due to a scarcity of orders Fence Co I am prepared to put up the best wire fence on the market It is tified the authorities at Manila that a cablegram announcing the arrival awaiting court martial for alleged Ireland to ask President McKinley to The subsistence department of the guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock bombardment fav sea and land would Tuesda3 evening at Ponce Porto Rico cowardice in the skirmish with the sanction the prompt release of the army will have plentv of supplies und to jiive satisfaction mmence at noon on Ausrust 0 The of the transport Alamo having on Spaniards a few miles out of Arro3o Spanish prisoners W1 I have put up fence this season for read 3 to forward to Cuba in case it is ty surrendered on uie latn ana board Gen Fred D Grant and staff found that the people there must be farmers who have had the Page Fence Euslitih Millionaire Dead the American flaer was hoisted forth and a part of the 1st Kentucky com- ¬ n use for seven or eight years Gen Miles Wife and Rau hters Start for supplied from the United States London Aug IS The death is an- ¬ I am also prepared to mt up the with Porto Rico The Spanish officers were al- ¬ manded fay Col Castleman AH told There are supplies at Tampa aud at Je Chicken Fence va tho market on hoard about 650 nounced here of Ferdinand Linke a Washington Aug 17 Mrs Miles lowed their freedowm on parole The the Alamo had points near enough to the Ifcyon are needing any iouce give ma men Gen Corbin was also advised usurer who was worth two million wife of Gen Miles and daughters left lany other judiciary and administrative offices calV seafaoard to load available transports are to remain teraporariiyin charge of Tuesday evening of the arrival at pounds sterling His estate will go to for Charleston Tuesday and will sail when information reaches this gov- 0 W MILLSR Agent domestic ser- - on the Obdam for Poftb Rico to 501 J the Spaniards The insurgents remain Ponce of the transport Chester with his daughter who is a they wilbbe needed ernment that Paris Ky 4 vant fTnprjlv r the 1st volunteer engineers ilio o outside of the town J- Washington Ajg 17 The presi- ¬ dent Tuesday tendered to Senator AlThe Aged Couple Leave a Family of Five lison of Iowa an appointment as a member of the peace commission Sons and Two Daughters Jim Cor ¬ Senator Allison hwever could not bett Fight With McCoy in Sep- ¬ see his way clear to accept the honor tember May Be Postponed The tender was made in the course of San Francisco Aug- 17 Jim Cor a lengthy interview Tuesday at the white house faetts father Tuesday shot and killed jhis wife and then turned the weapon exDuring a portion of the interview Representative Eourke Cockran of trpon himself with fatal effect It is New York was present His services believed that the murderer was de in the McKinley campaign along with msnted He had been in extremely other circumstances gave rise to poor health for some time Dath speculation that he had been sum-was instantaneous in both cases maned here by the president in The shooting- occurred at the resi connection with the making- up of the cdence of the Corbett famiby 520 Hayes peace commission Mr Cockran as- ¬ street shortly before 5 oclock Tues- serted however that he was here day morning- Mr King- a solel on private business and merely of Corbett who was living- in the called to pay his respects I am not s a candidate for any offices house heard two shots in his and no room Hurrjing to the room offer direct or indirect of any sort he was horrified to find Mrs Corbett of an appointment has been made to lying- on the bed covered with blood me he added lay on the r while his father-in-laIt is understood that the president floor with blood pouring- from his has tendered to Senator Gorman of mouth Mrs Corbett was in her night Maryland a place on the peace comattire while her husband was fully mission and that he has declined the Death must have been in- ¬ offer The president now it is stated dressed is looking about for another democratic stantaneous There was a wound in Mrs Corbetts senator to take the place of Senator temple and Corbett had killed himself Gorman the president being- desirous fay turning the muzzle of the revolver of securing democrat from the upper congress in his mouth From the appearance house of Nothing further is developed in reof the bodies it is believed that Cor- bett arose early in the morning spect to the composition of the com ¬ -- Washington Aug- 17 Ambassador Chicago Aug 18 An attempt was to take the lives Hay at London has accepted the office made Tuesday night of John Hill jr his wife and two of secretary of state children fay exploding a heavy charge of dynamite against Mr Hills resi- ¬ dence in Belmont a suburb of the city None of the family suffered morning on board the steamer Godt Haab The New York board of aldermen Tuesdaj- - killed an ordinance introduc¬ injury al- ¬ - ¬ son-in-la- w Thb Louisville Courier Journal is nor publishing the fullest most accurate and most reliable war news of any paper in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed ¬ The Courier Journal ing admirably 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 aud it is supplying the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Weeprints the cream of the daily news It is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has 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them sitting this Like Waller Champ in Up-To-D- A large excursion pirty organized by Announcements And Sol ¬ JSngHijpiuentH emnizations Of Th Marriage Vows Mr Frank Prather left this city yester- ¬ Cooper and Miss Mary day morning over the Li Frank B N for Ni- ¬ t Oh the Pain of tUheait UJaniec Smith both o this city eloped to Cov- - agara Falls 1 he party will make ington Tuesday and were married in the trip in a special sleeper in company that city with a delegation from Cynthiana and Millersbnrg The Parisians wre Mrs OBITUARY V at AKlHe POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established ariTm-p-- 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by una a nauijao ntr a twd i jQfHtori BBUOE MILLER Make all Checks Money may able to the order of Champ anj owners Miller Orders etc One step wont take you very 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 tall Youye got to keep on growing One little Youve got to keep em going ¬ ad wont do it all AD VER1IS1NG HATJS8 Displays one dollar per inch for first inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in blacU type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions oi lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaries cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise nentK aud yearly cards ¬ The Latest About The Phillipines ¬ ¬ - Gen Merritt has beeu ordered to ignore Aguinaldos demand for joint occupation of Manila No insurgents are to be admitted Every necessary means Comment are ordered to be used to preserve order The Maysville Ledger tells ot being The Cruiser New York will carry the presented with a ten pound peach Military Commissioners to Havana See pae three for account of suicide of Corbetts father who first killed his See page two for four columns of dis- wife patches relating to the different moveNew York Truth this week published ments of the U S troops and aleo a picture of the historical Bryans Sta- other news events growing out of peace tion spring near Lexington develop ants On page three also are The State Baptist Young Peoples printed many interesting dispatches Union Convention will be held in Georgetown beginning Sept 531st John oh Jr wbo went to Cuba as The Kentucky State Guards have correspondent for Harper1 a Wee Jcty and came home ill of yellow fever has so been ordered to go into Cdiup for two far recovered as to be able to return to weeks Regular army regulations vU his home at Big Stone Gap Mr For be enforced has been asked by Harper Bros to go to A new line of lamps at J T Hintons Hawaii with one of their staif artists New lamps New ideas tf It is rumored that the Ewins Inquirer will be moved to Carlisle by Editor The very best companies com- ¬ WyaU my agency ¬ ¬ Kenton county and a relative of Mr Fred McDermott Bnckner Woodford GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Henry Spears of this city died Monday Jr Ben Woodford Jr Ray Clark W And Otherwise Remarks lu at his residence at Fairview Theatrical The re- E GrigLsby The party was joined The Foyer mains were brought to this city on the here by Mrs D D Conway Mrs San Chauucey Olcott and wife have ie- - 11 a m train Wednehday ami interred ford Carpenter Mr and JUrs F A turned from Europe Services were Herbert Mr and Mrs David Allen Mrs in the Paris cemetery held at the grave by Rev Dr Ruther- ¬ Hunter Robt Tarr Misses Mary Lay Keogh theatrical managers ford son Mary Grimes Margarc t aud Katie Davis own thirty four plays Mrs Belle Talbott Bacon aged about Rankin of Millersburg Misses Helen sixty two died yesterday morning about Terrill and Uua Corneilson of Rich- ¬ of her mond and a party of about twenty five Gen Shafter has made a million in half past ten oclock at tle home husband W A Bacon in this city from Cynthiana the lumber business in Michigan after an illness which labte1 about eigh- ¬ The deceased was the teen months Use Parib Milling Cos Purity The Mt Sterling Opera House opens mother of Warren aud J W Bacon and flour for sals by all grocers on the 24th with Side Tracked Misses Rene and Clara Bacon of this city and Otis Bacou of Texas and a Ask for it Take no other Miss Cora Anderson a young school sister of W T Talbott of this city Insuru in my agency non ¬ teacher of Scott accidentally destroyed She wvs a most estimable woman and the bereaved ones have the sympathy of union the sight of one of her eyes with a hot Prompt paying reliable The funeral a large circle of friends marling iron companies insures against fire services will be held at the grave in the Paris cemetery to morrow afternoon at wiad and stoim Francis Wilson is rehearsing his new five oclock by Rev F W Eberhardt W 0 BISTON Agent Lula The pall bearers will be B C Iugels opera The Little Corporal Glasser will be his leading lady again W H Ingels Orisian Edwards N F this season John Albert Hinlou and Brent Brennan No flowers Mr and Mrs Richard Mansfield are The aris City Schools will reopen on Ye rejoicing over the arrival of a son Monday September 5th 1898 ods just imagine the aesthetic and ir- ¬ The Schools in all their departments are free to the children of residents of walking the floor carry- ¬ ritable Richard the city Non residents can be admitt- ¬ ing a colic stricken infant ed where the classes are not full upon payment of the following rates WHITE SCHOOL Capt Bradlee Strong of New York Primary 8 aud 10 per half year is engaged to a Princess in Honolulu Before my 12 per half year Intermediate 7 He met iier while en route to Manila wife began using High School 20 per half year with the U S army He is a son of Mothers Friend COLORED SCHOOL ex Mayor Strong of New York she could hardly Grades 1 2 3 and 4 100 per month Grades 5 6 7 and 8 1 50 per month get around I do SCINTILLATIONS E W WEAVER Supt not she Attest A Shire Seoy could An Interesting Jumble Of News And ¬ Rheumatism oiten causes tne most m- tense suffering Many have for years vainly sought relief from this disabling disease and are to day worse off than ever Rheumatism is a blood disease W M Hukill Sr Mrs Maggie Waller and Swifts Specific is the only cure be- can the Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Mrs Rachael Ashbrook Misses Nannie cause it is deeponly remedy which seated diseases reach such Of The Dead Evvalt Bessie Tarr Lillian Vanhook A few years ago I was taken with inflammaan aged citizen of Messrs Frank Prather J A Bower tory Rheumatism which became so intense Richard Payne ¬ Rheumatism j j heat Will- furnish sacks- and store on the most reasonable terms Will guar tee that you can borrow money on our warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter est or less VV - Come and see us before selling your 4 p irrTTPTTm atht nu L mXt that I was for weeks unable to walk I tried several prominent physi- ¬ FOR SALE CHEAP cians and took their treat- ¬ was ment faithfully but unable to get the slight Wheat stored on reasonable terms est relief In fact my con grow and highest market price paid for dition seemed to worse the disease spread Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling over my entire body and Cos office from November to March j B M RENIOK CO I suffered agony I tried many patent medicines P S Farmers would do well to store but none relieved me their wheat near home Upon the advice of a friend I decided to try 5 S S Before allowing me to take it how ever mv tmardian who was a chemist ana- Ivzed the remedy and pronounced it free of j potash or mercury I felt so much better after taking two bottles that I continued the rem ¬ edy and in two months I was cured completely The cure was permanent for I have never sinca 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay had a touch of Rheumatism though many times ezposed to damp and cold weather the highest market price in cash or I Wll eat Sacks Wanted to But in an elevator and buy your wheat when Throw rkhIp vnirr nil and linimonts J as ou are reaLV to sel1 afc the highest mar -w - VW ket they can not reach your trouble Dont yearprice Those who held wheat last money Store your experiment with doctors their potash wheat madegetbig profit and the and mercury will add to your disabil- ¬ J - 8711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia Eleanor M Tippell will furnish sacks and store your wheat IP I ity and completely destroy your diges- ¬ tion E 0 FRETWELL Agent City Schools will A HUSBAND SAYS Notice is hereby given Books mailed free by Swift McDermott 6 JSpears isthat the firm of 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 J K SPEARS Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets All druggists refund the money if it fails o cure 25c For sale by W JR1 T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris fj b H k mineral i 5 It is guaranteed purely vegetable and aontains no potash mercury or other for O lood TheJJ cure perfectly and permanently 5july 4t Paris Ky 3STOTIOE y- - il think She has used it for two months and it is a great help to She does her e r housework get along without MmtM V A Good Memory often saves money aud also good health If OPEN JUNE 15TH TO OCT 1ST you are troubled with constipation iudiges- tion or auy form of stomach trouble remem- Noted White Sulphur and ChalybeaJe ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin aud health will be restored to Waters The prettiest Place and best you Trial sizes Uic lo doses 10c large size 50c kept Sumyier Resort in the West and SI 00 of W T Brooks druggist Paris For particulars apply to Ky Ijaiwm -- LCllli Springs it now Bucks sale for Sale CAS P GOFF Paris Ky mvmmuniwUATJtmnt4JfuKjif0m u 4nvn CAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor IRVINE KY I have a9ang-3wk-6t farm at Tarr Station a choice lot of good bucks for THE BOURRON NEW AND TH K ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Oi33cls3L2aLfcir WEEKLY without trouble Mothers Friend FOR ¬ PIE2STT IjlUlt pose bTOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Turf Notes against fire Etc Non union is an external liniment for expectant It gives them mothers to use to theirhousehold strength to attend duties almost to the hour of confinement It is the one and only prepara- ¬ tion that overcomes morning sickness It is r the only and nervousness remedy that relaxes and relieves the strain It is the only remedy that makes labor short and delivery easy It is the only remedy that puts the which insures breasts in condition so that swelling or rising wind and storm medicines is impossible Dont take internally They endanger the lives of both mother and child Mother Friend Is wld by druggist for 1 Send for our free Illustrated boolc The Eradfkld Regulator Co Atlanta Ga I desire to lease for a term of y ears my farm in Bowrbon county neai E waits Oross Roart and on Paris One Year Cynthiana Tnr ontaining five Both Papers es Possession Regular Price for Both is hundred and si given March 1 1899 Privilege of seed ing given No one but strictly reliable parties need apply W E HIBLER 232 W Main et Lexington Ky ¬ We have arranged a Clnbbirur Kate by which we can tiivu for onh i OiD n 75- oc I All persons having claims against the estate of Augusta G Rogers deceased mast present same properly prSfrifcis i quired by law beiore me at mttjmce before Sept 1 1898 or else be barred By order of the Bourbon County Court G D TJAflPPQ vrvrjjivw - - 4 Jnlv2 Administrator Vw 1898 - iJEl OF W 0 HINT0N Agent Desirable Cott age I will sell withont reserve the 6 room cottage on Main Street adjoining the Christian Church on SATURDAY Raceland Jersey butter for were shipped East this week for export Maj John D Harris of Madison has sale by Newton Mitchell sold a car of jacks and jennets to Green Clearance sale of thin clothin i While in town call at J T Hintons Igo of Texas tf 400 furniture store Allen Kinney of Boyle has sold 5 Linen suits at 350 and worth 4 and 550 Blue and Tin gutter 5in 5c 7in 6c 000 bushels of wheat to Cogar Co Gal gutter 5in ba 7in bjc grey serge coat ana vest at 4 for eighty five cents Tin pipe 3in 5o 4in OJc The Mt Sterling Advocate says John worth 6 Ties at 37 1 2 cents Gal pipe 3in 6ji 4in Embry who buys for Nelson Merris worth 50 cents at Price Cos A R Broomhall Chicago bought on Saturday two cars clothiers With Cook Winn of cattle of Harve Henry at 480 and Job Work Repniriug Specialties two cars of G T Fox at 470 and 40 16at6i Deering binder twine machine cattle of Al Ratliff at 475 These oil and all repairs for the Deering cattle go this week Thre Wer ioOO cattle and 5000 machinery at sheep on the iharket Monday at Mt R B HUTCHCRAFTS Sterling court the best cattle selling at Jeff 400 and the beat sheep at 335 WET WHEAT Vimoiit rjf Millersburg bought eigh- ¬ We have aiaehineB that will teen 700 lb heifers at 2335 each and Jas Hopkins of the county bought thoroughly cl6an and dry your There are three great reme- ¬ twenty six yearling steers at 28 each dies that every person with wheat if thrashed wet Charges Will Simms of this city bought fifty weak lungs or with consump- reasonable 850 lb steers at 37 each Lambs sold tion itself should understand 3v J H HIBLER 00 at 350 to 410 These remedies will cure about every case in its first t t- Seven cars of Mason county cattle AUGUST a m 20 1898 Said cottage has six rooms also summer kitchen good at 1030 oclock cistern cellar etc Lot fronts 48 ft 6 in on Main street runs back same width 107 ft 3 in cash balance Terms One third in- ¬ years with two one and terest at six per cent J J GROSCHE A T tfORSRTH Auctr TKCH FDRSITUKE STORE BEST be IN KEKTUORY ConsuiiiDtives Mam moth Cave AND RETUN Advice to TO JT L-r- - 1HNT0N of polt-- are going to Train will leave Lexington 800 7 t t stages and many of those more advanced It is only WE at e the peoples friend tie most advanced that are pair your linen and put riefck bands on hopeless Even these are HAGteAb Reed free Close out prices on straw mattings 2 wonderfully relieved and life at J T Aintons tf I j A nice line of new lamps We re received at at J T Hintons just August 835 A M SO I X Bargains at 0 T Hmtois furniture tf - Awarded Richest Honors Worlds Fair m store this week iWhat A itself greatly prolonged are these remedies 1VJ11 t t air nrnnoi- - f rri fcw Ull IiUpVl 1UUU 3tin m DR is CREAM BAKING Pi- W S Anderson Of Peck P 0 Pike Co O Hecommendf Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug-¬ gist WaverlyVO and used them for Stomach Trouble ana Constipation I was unable to doauvtJhing for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others so anlidted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Andersom Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for scoirs EMsion of Odd Liver Oil with Hypo phosphites Be afraid of draughts but not of fresh air Eit nutritious food and drink plenty of milk Do not forget that Scotts EmulsionTs the Reaching Mammoth Cave same day for supper All lines reaching Lexington Ky will sell tickets at roduced rates to Lex- ¬ ington and return for those going on this excursion which can be obtained by sending your name to J P MOORE General Agent Lexington Ky Or Mrs J Bert Emmal Mrs Garland Bullock Chaperones IN A BG HURRY but 1 during the next two or three days EVERYBODY must take time to ill r examine my very large stork of everything pertain ¬ ing to You will be amply repaid lor yonr time and trouble Let me mention few things you can houj-ec-tpi- 98 Cents Ladies if yon want some- ¬ trial size free oldest the most thoroughly tested and the highest en- ¬ dorsed of all remedies for weak throats weak lungs and consumption in all its stages SCOTT 50c and Oueen Crescent Low Rates i 100 all druggists BOWNB Chemists New York 3W r MOST PERFECT MADE l1898 National Laundrymens Association Cincinnati O September 12 to 14th in color and toes we have about 100 pairs Tan and Black Oxfords at the above price The regular prievs were from 3 00 to l50 Sizes from 2 to 6 in the lot and choice NINETY EIGHT CENTS Come in at once and get choice -- thing that is good but just a little out of style buy very cheap now for cash Straw mattings greatly reduced Wall Paper an bonr rnlf price Carpets all km la nt prices to sur ¬ prise yon Baby Boggio3 a f w Lace Curtain Doat delay bat co ne at once od pair way down at cost w im f A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free ftofli Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant AO YEARS THE STANDARD Supreme Council 33d Degree of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cincin- ¬ nati O September 19 to 22 1898 PEPSIN SYfcUPIndigestion II cures DR rCALDWELLS Al Clays Shoe Store Cor 4th J T MNTON Mainvvvv Paris Kv f gj THE BOURBON HEWS PARIS KY I The Paris Free Street Fair the first she hurried to a place of safety of the kind to be held in Kentucky has dont want that thing to drap on m Eighteenth Year Established 1881 passed into local history as a most sue- Mrs J T Qniseuberry Mrs Bruce E EnieieI at the Post office at Paris Ky as ceful event The fair began under Miller Mrs A M Gutzeit and Mrs seco smiling skies Wednesday and was one T Beediug were the judges in the cake iiss mail matter continual success until the down pour and butter contests at Lavin ConnelPs of rain interrupted the program at noon R J Neelys float was the largest one TELEPHONE NO 124 yesterday and caused a number of in i the parade On it were a sleigh a teresting features to be postponed uutil horse and buggy half a dozen pieces of SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance Saturday farm machinery and six or eight 2 00 Six months One year 81 00 The Fair attracted large crowds ot persons news costs yoxt cant even get a re ¬ visi cores to Paris the crowds of stranger port fkom a gun free of charge The Carlisle Band which is one of being estimated at six thousand e ich the best in Kentncky furnished fine Make all Checks Money Orders Etc day The crowd was a good natured uiusic for the fair It will go to the payable to the order of Champ Miiler well behaved well dressed and generous K of P Supreme Lodge meeting at Ingathering The writer saw ouly one dianapolis next week i ¬ FRIDAY AUGUST 19 1898 MID SUMMER 5- - THE BODBE on jeil Kentuckys First Street Fair diy one woman was heard to pay as PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN UJjLLN IN U- - U F a ALiiS Jolted On The Streets At The Oepots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mrs Chas Leer of Millersburg is the guest of Mrs A S Stout itev rJ U- a Aiann is improving and will fil his pulpit Sunday Votes Hastily - HT G T tntfFBsj X23 tT ZZ c PMhl i Vtt Thursday Friday and Saturday August 18th 19tb and 20i i 4 w 1 has ment private carriages and cleverly showed the American eagle in different been arrested on the charge of forging designed floats representing various colors a name to an order He is outon bocd busiuess houses the street fair girls After dinner H T GrQgow gave There were girls who were ip ge N will pell round trip The L small And girls who H a successful balloon ascension after There were girls were were short tickets to Ciacinnati Sunday for 125 who field leave Paris at 515 a m returning which Mr Julian Howe in a handsome And girls who were tall 529 Main St Paris Ky Miss Lucy Downey has returned green coytume gave a clever exhibition Th jre were girls who were fat leave Cincinnati at 755 p m tnwnnim1 wijjh hi jh M mWmw li jMm PISMMaMUttBHOBHBBBI tf home from a visit to friends in Rich- ¬ M3K And girls who were lean of trick riding on a bicycle gracefully i iAmmVCLJ A nd girls who were old Dont fail to see advertisement of y executing mauy difficult tricks mond But to tell tis mean IE Hiblefs farm for lease in this issue This was followed by saddle ring con- There were girls who were tacky Miss Laura Williams of Mt Ster-¬ Right to seed this fall will be giveu tests the awards being mentioned in the And girls who were sweet ling is the guest of Miss Mildred Full possession given March 1st 1S99 There were thousands of them pretty premium list At night a tremendous MsiMillan As ever one would meet crowd gathered at the Court house to Rev Di Scudder of Carlisle was Mr R C Talboit did not accept the There were girls who rode Everything in Our Store will be offered regardless of Cost for the hear the band concert and witness the some thousands who walked And the guest of Rev and Mrs Rutherford next 30 days and wo mention just a few o f the Bargains office of member of the School Board to to the Fair yesterday which he was elected to fill the vacancy cake walk afterward going to Seventh¬ But she came not never talked 50 pieces of Simpons Percales 3c per yd The maid who Main to see a tight rope performby the death of Dr Jos and occasioned Fancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd Mr Will Blakemore of Chicago There were girls here and girls there ance by J G Eckhart of Buffalo girls with- ¬ has returned home after a visit to friends Fithian Domestic Organdie Lawn best qualiry 10c per yd- Girls with beaux and some The leading feature of ike program out Genuine French Organdie Lawns IS peryd in the city TV W Brewbu of the L N h yesterday was the public wedding which Enough girls came to the Fair 36 in Sea Island Percales only 8Jc per yd been confined to his loom for a week was witnessed by a vast throng it be Miss Elizabeth Feeney of Rich- ¬ To put ten score Cupids to rout White Duck Skirts full width for 50c from ivy leaf poison He wai blind ing perhaps the largest crowd that ever There were girls who wore pink mond is the guest of her brother Mr Our finest Tap d Ladies Bleached Ve is And hundreds in red white and blue John Feeney for several days from the poison but is witnessed a marriage in Kentucky Girls till the fellows couldnt think Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hnce for 10c mow improving -- Dr Ed Muir and Mr W W Muir The contracting parties were Miss Sa So we iust liked em all didnt you Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c of Fayette are guests of Prof and Mrs op roi 1 U153 I G Rawn formerly of this city hag Davis daughter of Frank Davis of thir Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c list A M Gutzeit been elected General Manager of the B city and Mr Squie T McDowell of We could give you columns of Bargains like these but sp ice for Among the premiums were near Paris a good looking and very O S W Railroad Mr Rawn was Mis Georgia Anderson of Cyn- ¬ bids and we only ask you to call and get our prices before purchasing Feliy Best pair Plymouth Rocks Tho CArAmnnv wan worth v mini a formerly chief train dispatcher of this thiana is visiting Miss Clay Thomas elsewhere owry Brown Leghorns same 2- performed on the balcony of Dr J T i Handsome Picture given with 5 purchase N division of the L near this city Wor8t turnout o Mason Forsyth McMillan 8 otce just up stairs above Misses Josie and Mamie Shawhanof eit pound butter Irs John Ingels Privates Will Sweeney John M iThe News ffice by Rev Dr E H Cen Cynthiana are guests of their cousin Be3t watermelon Jim Cummins Clay J W Wright and Desha Lucas Rutherford listed by Rev Dr Scuu- - t3ville Miss Mnud Stout of Company I Second Kentucky are Ft der of Carlisle Mr Louis Wolstein Finest peach preserves Mrs W H Mr Prewitt Young and Miss Etta home from Chickamauga on a short fur-¬ acting as best man The bride wa9 Roberts and Miss Juanita Hudson Rped Prewitt of Mt Sterling were in lough Sergeant Dorsey Ray will re come in white Paris muslin the groom Best egg plant John Gaper Sr the city Wednesday turn to Camp Thomas today being divhst d in black County Cleik Best penmanship Miss Mary Hibler Miss Florence Brown of Shelby Ed Pitn donated the cense and Rev WE HATE KEOEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OF Watch Fur These Fakirs Best worked ladys handkerchief Mies ville is the guest of Miss Claudia Can Dr tiuiherloid performed the ceremony Several dnad beats are working the frf e of charge Among theL wedding Sandu3key IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS trill of Centerville Largest and best tomato G R credulons persons in the Bluegrass for presents were a stove giveu by Mayor Mrs Louis Frank and children ol cash claiming to be victims of the Benj Perry- - a 1000 life insurance Ashur8t Worst bicycle turnout Harry Shout Louisville is visiting the family of Mr and participants in tin polic3r by Hugh Montgomery a wed ¬ Maine Fin caramel cake Miss Flora Hill L Frank on Broadway battle of Santiago They have been ex-- ding ake by Geo Rassenfoss the Editor John A Bt 11 and Master Handsomest infants vUress Mrs John posed in several cities grooms suit by Twin Brothers tinware Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whes Leon Bell of the Georgetown Times by A Stem wedding ring by A J Ja quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL were in the city yesterday A Dangerous Man in J nil Prest baby Mrs June Stone Winters Co bottles of wine by Frank Best white cake Mrs Haley Clinton liss Allene Thomas of Winchester u W D Sledge who has been wanted day Gano Leer and T F Brannon ville is the gnf t of her sister Mrs J T f groceries by Jas Fee by the authorities for several weeks for a ba jk Best cake walker Gus White hedges of North Middletown v n by H M Collins detaining a woman against iier wilL Sou Co V Best gentleman horseback rider se Mrs L Frank and daughter Miss and shooting at an ofiieer has been ar- ¬ chair U Hinton nd a room of Thompson Tarr Carrie Frank have returned from a de ¬ rested and placed in jail His bond is wall paper by Borland Sauer S E TIPTON Cutter Best boy rider Emtnett Isgrigg lightful sojourn at Estill Springs 100 in the first charge and 309 in the Speaks Jadiun furnish d the Best angel food cake Mrs A T flatter He will have his examining trial and W VI Goodloe gave a hand- - Forsyth Misers Mabel Letton and Ella They were this morning before Judge Ptirasell at souie bouunet to the bride Ransou have returned from a visit to Best peaches John Bedford ten oclock R Williams in Falmouth ntertaiued at dinner at the Fordhana Tallest corn Kane Bros Clintouville Mrs J was a splendid The Paris Street Fair Mrs Hughes Bronston came down Stalks measured 07 feet six inches and unique success and was a credit to from Lexington Weduesdav morning Best cattle Lcughlin Bros Col A J Lovely Cst A G Adair its promoter aad manager Prof Fak for a visit to Mr and Mrs G- B Alex¬ B j8t cabbage Geo Rassenfoss Lieutenant Go D Mitchell Sir and the scores of enterprising Parisians ander Fin peaches Joe Giltner Knights Robert Parkii B E Eritohey wh gave him valued assistance ii Best two potaids country butter Mts Mr Preston Davis formerly of this Stephen Ennaukd Speed Hiibler Benj booming the enterprise The fair was city now a rising young attorney of ¬ Perry Louis Woolstein Obas JFoDhei- - happy combinadon of featares feom John Ingels A Co Best pint of grape or blackberry wirae Indian Territory is visiting relatives in D Paton aasom- - the eircuB the county fair and thr gill J M Abne Ed Miss Jiuanita the citj of panied by Mrs E D Paton and Misa street exhibition and the program Mrs R M Harris Miss Louise Wheat of Louisville Hudson Effie Paton will leave Sunday fox itboKxagbly amused the immense crowd has gone to Bay View Mich with heT Best sheaf oats Lewis HutcMns to aUend the National Koighta The parade was considered the ljV grandmother Mrs Sallie Thomas to Best white cake Mrs Root Gorey of Pythias Lodge encampment ieatureiof theifair and its sacoesa as rt Prize in word contest Miss fiath spend several weeks ¬ AM vl reditto the Paris merchants Will H Davis New Engagement McCliutockMillershurg Editor J R Williatxs of the Fal- Nianiber of ithe floats were creditable and some of oiouth PtndleUtiiaiti accompanied by words 281S Twelve contestants nigkt from j the rising young actor- - them Were rather elaborate notably Will H Davis Best salt arising bread Miss rfJHmnie Mrs Williams came tip those cf R J Ueely Mra Connay Faluicmttb for a visit at 3c B S Let- with Clay who w of this city Bryan 253 tons company and The Fat Mail Watfiom ithe Bourbon Steam Laundry Largest tfomily Thos Hsighes PreClements Mneees Carrce md Mrv Rogers of The xBluegass Grocery Power Grocery mium Hast eeason hy signed witfla DaviB suit of clothes Newtown and 51iss Maigaret Fraaaer iReed The other finma Bisfc wonked centerpieoe Jise Keogh and has began rehearsing the and Haggard an of Longsville were guests Wededar Geo The creditably represented were AFASTIDIOUS MAN Heading part in Down In Dizie nrol Tirarsday of Mr ad Mrs S 52 duekey iRaasenfoaa Borland Saner Daugherty company will open at Charleston S C B r tomaahvttys sees that his linen and Mrs J W-- Stepkens Bedtfoi d H T Bros Priced Co Twin Bros dancAWHS given last 31st and their tour will lat An ittipTOttitu on the Beat suckiong colt Allte Janes SJbrth fancy vests are well laundered Lyons Louisville Stare night at Odd Fellows Haft in honor of thirty two weeks The company will Otley Geo Middletown Connell Laugfclin Son Lavin T We are Street Fair white and immaculate doubtless play in Paris and Lesington Jee Best mare end colt LafeConningiam the visitors to Bjos Bhxj Perry Torney Clark was fnrtiwhed bv the Cattle Best peck potatoes Boucbon Current mntic catering just now to the Summer orchestra Bold Robberies The rain jesterday having interfered e Jr wfoh the baion ascension it will rheTonngKiairs assoing Club o man in laundering cverythi n that Bi sample wheat from tiresher W who is home from given to morcow afternoon Desha Lucas Paris gave a charming dflnee at 5dd is neoessary to his hot weuher ap ¬ F Turner 3iine entries Fellows Hll Wednesday evening wbich Cbickamauga on a furlough was rob¬ Heaviest maa and wife Mr Scott and was ttendd by a larue crowd wtech parel Negligee shirts NOTSS OF THE FAIR dck bed of 150 while he wj asleep Toes neighbor wife of Faystte Aggregate weight iuctoled inny dancers day night prque and crash fuits fancy vesting csties Tiw show windows were attractive 1 pounds A thief grabbed a pocket book con¬ Miss Wannine Olay eaitertained a and white linen collars shirts and It was a long time between tunes Best piece needle work Miss laria 25 from the hand of Mas taining Ladies shirt waists we number of friends axit evening at Tlio cuffs Wednesday nigibit Tipton of Mitlersburg as she was wal k Heights the eleniit home of her par¬ launder just like new Payne crowds looked Jke four cir-The Best pair Spring fbickens J w ents Mr and Mrs homas 2enry Clay ing on Duncan avenue Wedr--daday combined near thia city in honor of her guest Tanner xight Tfce thief escaped in the dark- - J cus Jliss VTlson of Pennsylvania Dancing Best pair bronce turkey arae There Was lemonade of all colors and T was the leading pleasare ot the evening Best five glasses jell v nsorted Srs taste3 and temperature on tap iiinked for Life W M HINTON JR BRO Propris6ws Minnie Wilson The squawking balloons would makis Telephoae No 4 Best peck oniona J C Morris Giig Wallace Estis and Miss Lizzie one a balloonatic in another day Best peck old corn Geo Joo August Gntzeit riding in the parade Aubrey both of this county were niai Best peck potatoes Mr Watts AT TEETH milACTEl Tied at the Court house Wednesday by on his pony was envied by tke small Best stalk tobacco Lewis Bodkin Andrew C boys Judge W M Pumell and WITHOUT PAIS Thirty three entr- IBIIillSrPJITBirs The popcorn and lemonade boys were and Miss Aliie Claypole al o of Hill Best leaf tobacco Chn Buckannon NO COOANE NO GAS this county were united for better or on hand a ud so was the balloon ped- ¬ Twenty five entries All persons knowing thetuseitpes worse yesterday at the Court house by dler Unless sold privately beforet the Citi ¬ A simple application to the guuis used debted to the late D AHIltV Best chicken cock and two hensi selS zens Bunk will sell publicly on the only by me aud acknowledged hy the ed will please settle The etreet weddiug doubtless had a Felix Lowry Judge Purnell dST with the public to be ithe best and easiest and signed premises at 10 oclock a in on at once Those holding ctafS larger attendance than any marriage absolutely free from any after effects Bourbon County Cattle Sales ever celebrated in Kentucky Catephoric treatment for aiuless agninst said decedent will pre8eut th SATURDAY AUGUST 20TH 1898 provHD as rtqniewl hy iaw to The Pay Cars Visit filling H C Mr and Mrs Thos Hughes and their Miller has sold seventy fat Howard attorney Horace the handsome two story brick residence Fifty fifteen children of the Jackstown pre- ¬ The L N pay car was in the city of 8 rooms on corner of High and 7th cattle to Jonas Weil for export S LILLESTOK S 00 Set of teeth averaged 1350 pounds cinct were here yesterday to attend the Tuesday evening and paid the Paris era streets in Paris Ky This is one of the of the cattle Upper and lower 15 00 4t Amr D Millkb Decd ployes of the road their monthly wages most dt sirable rrsideuce in Paris being xl rts up Silver fillings The price was 1 75 per cwt fair cenraily located and convenient to Gold fillings 100 up The heaviest couple at the Fair was in sold and in ten dollar bills that bad schools churches and stores It has reSam Patrick of North Middletowo n 00 Gold crowns One never been folded The pay car returns cently been put u excellent repair has Mr and Mrs Scott of Fayette 30 cts has sold his cattle at 450 per cwt Painless extraction to morrow gas water and electric light connections GVW Rash of North Middletown lady who competed for the prize and all modern conveniences J B 0 D S week sold forty fat cattle to Lewis weighed 207 pounds last Terms One fourth cash balance in was a Mrs Cornay Watsons float Joseph at 1 80 and 3 premium T J one two and three years at 6 per cent 321 Main St Paris Ky The next session of my school thing of beauty and excited much ad interest bought of T P Booth twenty Judy has opp Court house gin the first Monday in Septemb wiJllh About thirty young ladies CI ZENS BANK one feeders at 4 from Samuel Wade miratiou 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Hours and children rode on it Money to loan on real estate mortgage Paris Ky at 390 and forty four fall fourteen Telephone 79 During the balloon ascension Wednes- - Apply to The News offijej A T Fohsyth Auctioneer lije tfj feeders from Xalbott Redmon at 130 ¬ -- tisement tf The splendid display of fire works The program began Wednesday with Rev Dr Rutherford will preach a splendid parade led by the excellent last night on Broadway was witnessed set the sermon at the union services at the Carlisle band which was followed oy ly another large crowd A large Kentuckys mounted police grand marshals city piece showed the letters Court house Sunday night and county officials Paris Fire Depart- First Street Fair and another piece Read J T Hintniis display adver drunken man during the two days Henry Clay colo ¬ The Sterling Dancing Club will give a ball in Mt Sterling this evening Miss Marv Madison of Cynthiana is the guest of Miss Helen Connell i Mrs Sallie Haggard of Lexington is the guest of Miss Cora Wilcox Miss Mattie Hedges visited Mrs J T Mosley in Cyntniana this week Miss Margaret Frazier of Lexing- ¬ ton is a guest at Mr Silas Bedfords Mr and Mrs John Woods of Winchester are visiting relatives in the city Mrs R L Boldrick has returned from a visit to her old home in Spring- ¬ To make room for my Fali purchase- - which will soon ivgin to arriye I take this method of cleaning up all Buinmpr goods such as Lawns India Linens Dimities Check Muslins Curtain Swis Linens and Ducks for Skirts Summer Dres Goods Bed Quilts Sheets and cases Table Linen- - Odd Napkins Towel Hamburgh and Laces All Ladies Muslin Underwear will be offered atiow pi icoc to lose Also one case of FleichHl Cotton at 5cts per yard OUR OWN SPECIAL BRAND not mwe than 20 yds to one customer A few Comfort and Blanket- - cai ri d over from last season will be found on our Bars in Counters at rediKf d prices Remember the days and dates Positively all gods go oack to regular prices the diy following i C3r TUCKE t Wj i ¬ UHNOOS Great Sacrifice Mt ¬ lc -- - I -- -- -- J U CONDON v 1 diser FOR SPRING AND SUMMER -- - f cai1-aiiage -- - TgJjJfgj t- It J Winters of this city have en gaged the services an eminent optician to be at their storeon the second and last Thursday ol each month who will test vour eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac tion Call in and hnve your eves tested free of Charge Next visit will be Thursday Aug 1898 ¬ I - tp i fra ¬ 1 i j iir 1 Bourbon Steam Laoiidry mnm Besip PUBLIC SALE t f ¬ Money To Lean Illll SCHOOL NOTICE -- i TJjst a 6 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY AUGUST THE 19 1898 The car that was to carry the dinner THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 188i j Published Every Tuesday and Friday by HUSBANDS CONFESSION AMERICAN MEAT IN BRITAIN ilvo TUirdu of the Ileef Consumed by 23iillHlimen Comes from tlic United State Tables issued of the quantities values of the various forms of agriand crease over those of the- immediate preceding year alike in the groups o live animals of dead meat of dairj products of eggs and of poultry Meas ured in aggregate value the payments made for imports of animal produce in 1S97 exceeded 71500000 which i a larger total than has before been re corded the more material increases c ver 1896 being in round numbers near ly 1000000 in live animals imported for foods 2500000 for dead meat and 1800000 for dairy produce Cattle imported alive in 1S97 num bered 61S000 head and the sheep G12 000 These animals represent in the aggregate an addition to the meat sup ply of the year of something like 4500 000 hundredweight while the beef mutton bacon hams and other forms of imported meat were over 1470000C hundredweight These two classes oJ sea borne food together exceeded bj 1G50000 hundredweight the meat im- cultural produce imported into th Tinted Kingdom show a further in ¬ There Is no place so dear to me Upon the face of all the earth Upon the land or on the sea As my sweet home and humble hearth I envy not the rich and great Who live in ease in palace halls Where tables glow with golden plate And royal guests repeat their calls No costly rugs bedeck my floor Jo gold glows on my mantel shelf When Kates at home I nothing more Desire save to bo home myself My children gathered at my side With questions quick and ready laugh Kindle a fathers honest pride And give to life ixs sunny half old Id rather sit in myglow chair grate in the And see the coals And chat with one I think is fair Than sit upon a throne of state For there are thorns in every crown By monarchs worn they are but dust The higher up the further down They fall at last if fall they must The hands upon the dial plate Go round and round too fast for me If I could bribe old Time to wait How long the golden hours would be The wailing wind and whitening snow By contrast make it cheerful here The winds make music when they blow The snow birds bring us happy cheer No place like home in hall or cot The cradles there the sacred ark A mothers love has neer forgot And though the shadows chill and dark Fell from the coffin and the shroud We saw through tears new hopes up- spring A silver lining to the cloud And in the cloud an angels wing y - Ijedeer rnnrro w Riinorsiv in Vow -- much I just threw the towel on the floor and walked out of the room and I haint ever been in it since I let her towels alone after that she can put em in the wash herself Id just like her to see Wan sprinklin them towels an napkins she wipes her face on squirtin water on them out of his gums Mebby she thinks Im goin to stand behind her chair to night with a cap on my head and a tray in my hand waitin to jump every time she looks at me Shed ought to a brought her slaveys out here with her Dont you worry girl therell be dinners in this house when you wont be stand in behind chairs said Ab As for her bys prophetic admirer wont be here long the Cor dLane she wont be no picnic ground for ladies Well she didnt queen it over me word lady want see all self lone leven clock night Daeie come see lady guests back to Wallace stood on the Mike no come Lady no come Man track the engine steaming Darcie cleep behind tlee plenty gun good took his station under the cedar and H A SMITH xe2nxijbi- Co 1 you better let me go call him Abby The folks will be comin advised this summer If you want to see Mr Bingham pretty soon I dont want to see see you him- but I wasnt going to say so before that sneaking Chinaman lie makes out he dont sabe but he catches I want to i 5 t 0JF - - S 1 J 1 ¬ the population against a foreign sup ply of 40 pounds per head on the aver age of the five years 1S91 5 As the home production has been nearly sus tained these figures suggest a further development of the meat consuming power of the population which was the subject of detailed examination in the report of the returns for 1S9G More meat home and foreign in the aggre gate was available in 1897 than in any previous year and the growth of sup plies continues to outstrip that of population The conditions of the yeaT uoint to the consumption of 11 pounds by each unit of the people as against an average of 122 pounds per annum in the quinquennium of 1891 5 as much as 41 per cent of the whole being the produce of other coxintries and 59 pei cent furnished by the cattle sheep and swine of the United Kingdom itself Sums paid for the sections of our im ports which are of vegetable origin have not moved upward with the same regularity as the aggregate values of the imports belonging to the animal category The wheat imports of 1S97 were less than in any calandar year since 1890 and less by XI pounds per head of the inhabitants of the United Kingdom than in the previous year The United States supplied two thirds of the 018000 head received coming from that country while Argentine sheep were handled alive in 1897 in greater numbers than those from any other country The dead meat imports are as formerly more than halt of American origin three fourths of the fresh beef imported and more than two thirds of the bacon and hams im ported being also of American produc tion The supplies from Australasia are next in magnitude two thirds of the mutton coming from this quarter In 1S97 America sent to the United Kingdom a total wheat supply larger than in 189G TJ1 per cent of the whole against only 42 per cent of the large wheat imports of J 895 London Tele ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ports of 1S9G and collectively sup plied a ration of 54 pounds per head ol A- Copyright CUCK vMUfY 1894 fOOTE on all the same TIow about to night Abby Is everything fixed Hell be there said Abby And where will Mike McGowan be Do you most always bring another man along when vou come to see me What are you goin to do with him That depends What is it to you Have you seen him How should I see him But I know who he is Well thats more than J You do do I know what he calls himself But dont hurt him I say and I say it on your account as much as on his If he gets hurt its his own doins Hes had Banning reasoned grimly three doys to hunt for a safer place Its working close now to the time when every man has got to show his colors whos not for us is against us the lines is drawn The clock struck ten Faith had left the table and taken refuge in her own room from the waxing hilarity She knew by the bursts of laughter and hoarse singing which sounded near or distant as the door of the dining room opened or shut that her father and his friends were keeping it up as usual The clock ticked on in its silver gilt frame on the tiled chimney piece She was very tired for she counted bj sleepless nights the nights when Wan assisted her father to his bed She started nervously on hearing a knock and then remembering there was only one person in the house who knocked with that deferential modesty she said Come in by Daeie Wan illustrated his meaning by an ex- ¬ pressive pantomine which was un- ¬ necessary so far as Faith was con- ¬ cerned She understood him perfectly She looked at the clock it was half past ten Where is this place she asked You no want go there Miss Bing- ¬ ham Wan protested hurriedly I want you to go there and take this letter to Mr Dareie Faith was writing the note as she talked You are a very good man Wan Yoti have saved a mans life I will give you anything you ask if youll get this let- ¬ ter there in time X n Miss Bingham Wan grunt ¬ ed an impassioned negative I no can go that place Heap bad place heap bad men But you must go there is no one else to go What you wont take the letter You miserable creature will you let that man be killed You wretched coward did you come here to talk Wan was shaking in his loose starched blouse his lips and nails were -- waited in silence The alternate whis ¬ Office over Q S Vardeii pering and hushing of the forest con ¬ tinued often the sound was that of feet Office Hours 8 to 12 a m carefully lifted and cautiously set down in the rustling underbrush Mo- ¬ to 5 p mu mently his errand there seemed mora and more preposterous and foolishly un ¬ real he could have laughed aloud had the xlace and the hour been merrier When he considered that at least half an hour must have passed and no sound that he could distinctly interpret was heard he took out his watch and struck a match to look at the time As the spark flamed up a volley of pistol shots pattered about him and pecked at the tree above his head The flashes came from the edge of the tamaracks that darkly environed the small cleared space where he stood on every side but that next the gulch on that side was the trail He jumped behind the cedar and emptied his pistol in the direction of the flashes At the same instant three or four shots in rapid succession cracked from across the trail and with a characteristic yell and bound Mike was at his side holding forth with his gun from his own side of the tree The men could hear each others breathing but neither spoke till Darcie said Load forme Mike my right flipper is hit GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Furaiture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc ing and Repairing Special attention given to CTndertak Main Street - - - - Paris Ky BLACR HOUSE ABB LOT AND SSI1TH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my houso and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ancs in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky tl3oct tf r 1 I 9 3SEjEXKrC3- - H 893 TKEES The beggars is leavin said Mike Are ye hit bad offer every ¬ The Blnegrass Mikes counter ambush had discon thing for OrchardNurseries Lawn No Garden certed the executive committee their Aeenta shots fell off and they were dispersing Strawberry and general nnraery cat- ¬ at a trot through the woods when alogue on application to with a rush of light skirts across the H F HILLENMEER dark evergreens Faith came flying Lexington Ky wild with the fear that she had come too PLANTS VINES Ji late Telephone 279 hes hurtcd Where are you- Where are you Oh she cried answer somebody Are you killed Though she addressed somebody it was Mike who answered promptly Ivape quit darlin hes here and Darcie was at her side speechless but mightily glad he did not feel his carl Crawford ALVA CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BROS corner Main and Fifth Sts by Mary Hallock Foote ¬ V Continued Dont be in a hurry said Peter Banning He had taken- his stand be- ¬ tween the door curtains and his eye - she cried roving from room to room rested with truculent admiration on the showy dinner-table ¬ ¬ j ¬ The old Big doins to night eh man puts 011 a heap o dog Whats all this truck for anyhow Three silver How main forks to every plate knives an forks an spoons an pickers docs a man want on an average to eat his dinner with I know chaps as good as Bingham thats catiu theirs off a tin plate with a rusty case knife and durn glad to get- it I say Ab the whole of this camp could be fed and clothed with what goes to waste off this table Xo they couldnt said Abby iiat ly I know what they spend in camp and I know wlmt he spends He dont spend so much as he looks to - thej dont eat their silver forks The things they put the dinner in costs more in this house than the dinners ten times - Entered Wan most respectable of yellow house servants bearing a neat tray You like some tea Miss Bingham Thank you Wan Set it here please That was very good of you Tea velly good You no eat much dinna I see ail plate when he come out I say Abby who plate that no likee dinna Abby come down pantly eat plenty dinna dlink plentj- wine Abby say Her plate She no like - J over ¬ ¬ graph Banning gloomily agreed But weve got to eat we cant live on the looks of things Why should we be diggin and sweatin under ¬ ground and he be gettin big money for doin the Lord knows what Who would these forks and spoons belong to Id like to know if evervbodv got their rightful share Aw you men always arg from your stommicks as if eatin and drink- - Thats sure QUEER COLONY IN PARAGUAY Some of tlie Rules VIiicli Govern n Settlement of Australians in South America MJllm RfSiMii One of the strangest colonies in the world is probably that of Cosine founded in Paraguay by colonists of English blood from Australia The property of the colonists is all held in common and all their work is done in common cultivating building housekeeping but each family may occupy a house by ifself There is no currency but labor and every colonist has to give the colony 3G hours labor a week If he works lonirer he establishes a labor credit which he can draw on at any time Only teetotallers are accepted as colonists A single man may put in extra labor to provide himself with a house on his marriage If labor to his credit is not sufficient the colony will allow him an overdraft to a certain amount lie could have as large a house as lie chooses although he would be consid ered foolish to have a larger possession than he needs Having paid for his house he can draw upon his surplus labor for any¬ thing else he requires or he can use his leisure for cultivating his garden or any other private purpose While the house has been built b the mans labor he cannot however sell it It is only his to occupy Cosme does not want single men al ¬ though single women would be wel- ¬ come being scarce as in most new The women are occu- ¬ communities pied with knitting sewing washing and other womanly occupations but ivhen a woman is married the colony makes no more claim upon her She is doing all that the community requires n managing her house and attending ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ wJlui3lMS 3JW3 Big doins to nieht eh sola he o 21 service but the community lives on he Ten Commandments and on its wn ethical principles X Y World Taclcs Af let all those chafing dish suppers that dear George used to hate so thor hamper her oughly are just what he needed to If a woman done that thing to me oughcn him for a war diet Id kiss her or Id slap her face said What do you mean Banning seriously Td geTeven with Why in the letter I received from her somehow I tell you theyre get him to day he said he was eating hard He to be liVc kings and queens Cleveland Plain Dealer tacks ¬ -- her children Men are married at women at IS There is no religious in was all there is to it Howd you like to be me and have to set and eat all alone less 3011 eat with the China ¬ man and have a little stuck up school- ¬ Abb girl tell you put on your apron Put on my apron I guess I can dress myself without any advice from her You neednt laugh I tell you I dont want to live in no country where one woman can tell another woman to put on her ftpron Shes had the cheek to send to New York city for caps and aprons for me to wear Caps to cover up my hair and aprons that go way round and come down to the hem of my dress And if I hand her anything my hands aint good enough to pass it with its got to be handed on a tray My hands nor my hair nor my clothes aint fit to touch anything she touches and shell eat what that dirty Chinaman has had his paws in and think nothin of it I wiped my hands on one of her bedrocm towels one day and do yoi think shed use it after me She told me right to my face to put it in the wash Yes sir she got as red as a beet and she says Abby you neednt hang it up you may put it in the hamper says she Oh Id like to Chinaman cooking I do like your cooking Wan The dinner was very good I no much sabe cook all same camp- 40 mont cook 20 men Xo no Wan you are no camp cook very good cook very good man Wan beamed with pleasure he pro- ¬ duced from beneath his blouse a flame colored silk handkerchief with which he mopped his face deprecating the smiles of gratification that it was man- ¬ ners to conceal I no speak veil good heap sabe on the hearth heap sabe evything Abb mean wite And in the dining room they were woman too much talkee talkee all singing in a hoarse staggering male time talkee I no talk By m by tell ohorus you O my darling- - O my darling Say Miss Bingham Wan came a O my darling Clementine You are lost and gxDne forever step nearer and lowered his voice dis Drefful sorry Clementine You sabe one nice man creetlj Daeie all same miner all same boss VI Has he got a partner named Mike UNDER THE TAMARACKS McGowan asked Faith sitting up straight in her chair Darcie thought that he had cleverly Same man same man You sabe all outwitted his friendly double on the light Mrs Bingham you tell Abby night of Tuesday and sped away alone tell Mike McGowan tell Daeie come through the woods to the place of meet see you to night ing avoiding the railroad track in the What gulch as likely to bring him more com ¬ You want see Daeie all self lone pany than he wanted The Big Horn leven oclock to night men kep the track hot as Mike ex- ¬ What are you saying pressed it Miss Bingham Wan approached The risk he was taking he argued still nearer as his manner grew more was quite the ordinary one he with excited and mysterious he was evi- ¬ many another man at that time in the dently much wrought up over the com- ¬ Coeur dAlene was taking it every day munication he was making I tell you About the other risk of not going cue little thing you no tell Abby Abby there could be no reasoning nis heart heap mean wite woman closed with a pang and stopped his Go on Wan I will not tell Abby thinking whenever he fancied that What is this thing for pitys sake girl wanting him waiting for him per- ¬ Miss Bingham Abby talk Mike Mc haps and he not there It was not he Gowan all same good friend Abby owned a message or a messenger be- ¬ say lady want see Daeie all self lone fitting his mountain lily but by that leven clock to night You tell Abby token the name was enough and was say that he to quarrel with happiness because it Merciful Heavens What are you came a little sooner or otherwise than saying Do I want to see that man to- ¬ he had expected or deserved It was a night alone Did Abby send him that time of general uncertainty and peril word from me Is that what she has Who could tell the needs the fears of done a girl so isolated and in such company Wan responded with nods and grins as that outfit at the Big Horn and mopped himself with tremulous Knowing what he knew Darcie thought hands of the mine as a Circes palace of the You no tell Abby Miss Bingham- - wildand woolly west with Abby Steers Dont be afraid Tell me what this for the enchantress and his lily as the thing means Tell me all you know Lady Una beset by brutish types of about it this instant humanity in shapes of unblushingde You catchem all light Abby send formity But he had plenty of imagina ¬ word you want see Daeie I sabe all tion and he was living the life of soli- ¬ ting she say I pick up some tin can tude and repression which breeds exag ¬ longside old dump plenty tin can sell gerated fancies Moreover in his him some Chinaman melt him get thoughts the charm of the girl like a plenty lead make some littce money strong light blackened the adjacent Xever mind the cans Tell me why shadows Abby diti this thing Does she want The moon which had fitfully lighted Darcie to get hurt Is that it their way down the trail on the night of I no sabe Abby know heap bad the storm was too old and belated to men Union miner no like Mike Mc ¬ assist at this meeting Under the Gowan call him Xo like tamaracks the darkness was impene ¬ scab Daeie Xail paper on Daeie house trable The lone cedar whispered to say you go Daeie laugh say no go itself and seemed to pause and listen anywhere Daeie heap good shoot for responses from the ranks of stand ¬ Mike McGowan heap good shoot All ing timber thatmounted the gulch file time heap good friends Union men above file with a wedge of night sky get mad no can catchec Daeie Send opening a way to tne zeniui ¬ livid his eyes rolled in his head with fear He was incapable of speech He had exposed the plot out of spite to Abb without an idea of possible consequences to himself Faith saw that his eyes were on the door She then flew and locked it and set her back That message from me Is that against it what you think of me Xow see here Wan you must tell What matter The meetin s over and the man we want now is the doc me where that place is I am going You will go ther said Mike Thrip on ahead myself Hush will you with me as far as the place because I miss dear and lend us the light av your might go wrong Then you can run white frock trough the trees Are you You need hurt bad he inquired again of Darcie away Will you do that not be afraid with me they will not with as much gentleness as he could put into his voice Can ye make it or will shoot me I pack ye on me back Wan signified by incoherent mutter Go on I can make it said Darcie ings that she must not and that he Xo Ill not go on Ill cover the re could not go and reiterated his warn ¬ trate so we goes in good ordher Dar ¬ Heap bad place heap bad men ing Very well then I will go tell Abby cie did ye hear me howl Thats the what you told me Abbys bad men rale ould Tipperary yell I knew theyd will catch you some dark night then it be lookin for the back door av the woods when they hard that and I gev will be lGood by Wan Do you sabe Wilry6u go now or shall I tell Abby it to em good TO BE CONTIXUED Quick make up your mind In that moment Wan prayed his gods that the whole impossible race of white THE SCIENCE OF SAYING NO women might be forever accursed but A Lesson in Pronunciation Wliicli Proved of Value in the meantime he decided to do what There are several different ways of ¬ this strange terrible young one de manded He had thought her much saying Xo though it- can never have the best of her extraordinary kind but one meaning The mother of the but they were all alike Xo got sense late Mr Allen Thorndike Bice long the well known editor of the Xorth Ameri ¬ Heap dam clazy Faith did not drink her tea it grew can Review found occasion for a series cold in the pot while the clock ticked of vocal lessons on that word in his on and the drowsy fire fell to ashes early life for which he was always - cried Faith Shop He wouldnt come a step to save you till I made him and then he tried to lose me in the woods I heard the shots and I thought I should die The message was not your message wound That wretched Wan JOHN CONNELLY Xjctmoe5oj PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable YRUPINDIGESTION PEPS CURES DR CALDWELLS m mm uiiuy PurflAtlu EAST Liv i nm uii Oil if t f TIME TABLE BOUND 830am 600pm Louisville 1 115am 84Upm Ar Lexington Lv Lexington ll2iam 850pm S0am 550pra Lv AVlnchPsterll58am 9 23pnihl5am 6J0pm Ar Mt SterlinKi22opm 950pm 950am 705pm i5iam 340pm Ar Washington Ar Philadelphia10l5jun 705pm ArNew York liOun 90Spm WEST BOUND t 1 4 730am 4 upm 6am z50pra Ar Winchester 800nm 520pm 735an 345pm ArLexlngton yuam OMUpm Ar brankiort ArShelbyvllle1001am7 20pm 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville When a 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of cautious mistrust of heroic defiance in short he learned the science of refusal thoroughly And he never forgot it To decline a shady tj - s rr in - 11 j MACKJNAC DETROIT CHICAGO PETOSKEY invitation was always easier for him because he knew exactly how to say the resisting word His tempters understood him at once Both principle and politeness are es ¬ sential to refined manhood and woman ¬ hood The will and the skill to sa no gently but firmly are among the best accomplishments of human character 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boat Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoration and Eificicnt Service insuring the highest degree of COHFORT SPEED AND SAFETY Four Trips per Weex Between Toledo Detroit PETOSKEY THE SOO AND DULUTH Mackinac MARQUETTE atMS Youths Companion Ashamed to Die When a certain bishop was about to make a visitation of his diocese his wife said to him Xow my dear you must not eat any mince pie for you know it never agrees with you The bishop promised to abstain and for a time he withstood the temptation in various qtiarters But at last he suc- ¬ cumbed to an especially choice piece and it was so good that he ate another That night he was taken violently ill and the physician who was summoned was greatly surprised to find how ex ¬ tremely nervous his patient was over Why surely bishop his condition said the doctor you arc not afraid to Oh no replied the bishop die am not afraid to die but tinder the I circumstances I am ashamed to die Golden Days -- Return including fleais and Berths Front Cleveland 18 from Toled 15 from Detroit EVERY EVENING LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points Hast South and Southwest and at Detroit lor all points North and Northwest Sunday Trips June July August and September Only EVERY DAY BETWEEN Cleveland PMn Bay Toledo MICH b Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address X A SCHANT2 a DETROIT Detroit and Cicvslaiiii steam Ha Tie Co SJaaEKAsnMHMMuekHasrXKjuSCSiHBiHBWHH The Shortest Line and I he Best Serv ice between Cincinnati and the bummer Resorts of the Great Lakes Compensation Towne Its really wonderful how nature always manages to strike a bal ¬ ance in all her departments Browne For instance Towne Well in winter snow cornea down CH8DRy rasoieaN t lj ik AND THE GREAT LAKE3 while in summer ice goes Brooklyn Life np- - 3 Trains Daily between CiSCIXNATl uit DETflQIf 3 r EtSk THE BOURBON NEWS PAKIS KY PEIBAY AUGUST 19 1898 t tViiid Won as Usual There was great jubilee and there would Imve been feasting in Madrid had provisions It Makes the Richest Kind of Fer ¬ been cheaper tilizer for Flower iletls and All Shout stranger shout urged the highGarden Crops born hidalgo An American town was completely destroyed There is no necessity for throwing the Ah by Camaras squadron inquired stranger the waste from the kitchen into the Well the information from American drain from the house and to do so is sources ays it was destroyed by a cyclone but absolute waste of valuable fertilizing What that may be none of us know powerit surely means some form of Spanish PRACTICAL SUGGESTION Dishwater soapsuds and At any rate it was a great victory N Y material -- uch waste products make the best all World lloiv to Ruiltl a Planklto ul That Will kind of fertilizers for grape vines cur ¬ 14DS 1S9S THE KITCHEN WASTE ¬ ¬ A Beau tiful resera 1 Wear Well ami Always lias a CJoocl Surface There seems to be an increasing1 de ¬ mand by the general public for road ¬ way improvement and it is hoped that practical plans will be adopted with satisfactory results The macadam and crushed stone has been tried to some extent It has proved quite a success but it is an open question whether it will be generally adopted in sparsely settled rural districts on nccount of the great expense and in ma ay localities the lack of stone of desirable quality I therefore propose u plan for an improved roadway and call it a new style plank road White oak plank eight inches wide arc two and one half inches thick 3 fe C A c DIAGRAM OF ROAD r Plank Wheel Track Riveted to Plank Ties B C Gravel or Earth Road Bed should be used in its construction li the first place see that the ground is sufficiently raised to prevent water from accumulating on the roadbed Then grade to a level surface of sufficient width for a roadway place cross ties six and one half feet in TETHERING CALVES length eight inches wide and two and one half inches thick at proper dis tances to receive the plaViks for the A Simple Device Which Affords Grateful Shelter Against wagon tracks drop the cross ties so Heat and Rain that the top of them will be on a level with the surface of the ground then Calves suffer severely in summer bjT place the track planks in their proper being hitched out in the hot sun Some position and secure them to the ties shelter ought to be provided both to with heavy iron spikes leave four feet guard against heat and rain The cut space between tracks for team grade up between and at the sides to a level with the surface of the track with fine gravel or a good quality of earth and roll down with a heavy roller and you will have a good road in wet or dry weather and free from dust in summer also a good bicycle path With occasional light repairs it will last f ov many years No special length of plank is re ¬ quired for track as it may vary from 6 to 12 to 16 feet as most convenient Estimating the material at market value the cost will be a trifle over one dollar per rod Many districts could furnish oak timber for the plank that are destitute of a proper quality of stone for crushing or even good in gravel Country Gentleman A ¬ ¬ ¬ and vegetable parings may be put to good use by being kept separate cooked and mixed with bran as a feed for pigs and chickens The richest kind of fertilizer that can be made for flowers and garden crops is to make a fiat pile of sods lawn clippings and other such material on which is thrown the soapsuds and dish ¬ water and other liquid waste from the kitchen and house This compost pile should be turned over once in awhile so as to become thoroughly mixed and rotted together and then use where a quick and thrifty growth is desired All garden crops require an extra amount of plant iod because they have been bred to make a quick growth and are ravenous foragers in every case There is not a single gar ¬ den crop that is not benefited by fer ¬ tilizing no matter how fertile the soil may be Cabbages tomatoes cucum ¬ bers and melon vines beets onions lettuce and radishes respond to extra fertilizing very promptly and if the kitchen and house waste is utilized the average family makes enough of this waste in a year to fertilize the garden Soapsuds and dishwater are both rich in potash and the garden crops take to them very kindly If employed in this way the waste may be put to good use instead of clogging up the drain and creating an unpleasant and disease breeding odor through the warm months Farmers Voice rant and gooseberry bushes and trees Calicos Four Hundredth Anniversary 1 is due not only to the originality and simplicity of the combination but also to the care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to the California Fig Syrup Co only and we wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing- the true and original remedy As the genuine Syrup of Tigs is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par-¬ Win yoali Kept His Bees JL Ilosmer while recently vis ties The high standing of the Cali ¬ Dr James iting Boston had occasion to visit the new fornia Fig Sykup Co with the medi- ¬ public library As he went up the steps he met Edward Everett Hale who asked the cal profession and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has doctors errand To consult the archives was the reply given to millions of families makes Hosmer said Dr Hale do the name of the Company a guaranty you know where Noah kept his bees of the excellence of its remedy It is No answered Hosmer In the ark hives said the venerable far in advance of all other laxatives as it acts on the kidneys liver and readier as he passed out of earshot E adies Home Journal bowels without irritating or weaken- ¬ ing them and it does not gripe nor The Last Niagara Falls Excursion nauseate In order to get its beneficial to be run Thursday August 25th via Cleveeffects please remember the name of Columbus Railway in conland Akron nection with the elegant steamer City of the Company Buffalo Transit of the Cleveland f Erie CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO Co The rate will be 000 from Columbus - Calico was first manufactured in India In 149S so that its use has been constant than four hundred years for more William Simpson Sons most extensive manufacturers of this country now produce the best grade of this kind of goods possible to make Their prints are always attractive the colors bright clear and lasting Deal ¬ ers as well as buyers recognize this fact and very wisely give them preference Ladies who have not worn them will do wellto remember this as the p4ece of calico which bears the ticket upon which appear the Sons magic words William Simpson is not only the best that the world has pro- ¬ duced for four hundred years but is doubt- ¬ less as good as will be made four hundred years hence ¬ MitatPI OF SYRUP OF FIGS FREE for a few months to all users of the pSfeT inventtJJI1 mm celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron MffiM r I SIM Wk Brand To induce you to try this brand of REQUIRES NO COOKING HAKES COLLARS AND CUFFS USE fl THE EXCELLENCE I that all claims for its superiority and econ I N9H omy are true the makers have had prepared fLJCHUBINGERBR0C9j WF at great expense a series of four U 0ME 1 MS FOUND OF THIS STARCH WILL CO AS FAR AS A POUND AM3 A HALF OF ANY OTHER STABCH teWjcM 1 YwQSM starchso that you may find out for yourself ¬ GAME PLAQUES exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant ¬ English Quail English Snipe Each By-the-w- 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 How To Sefltan ¬ ¬ 500 from Mount Vernon 400 from Millers SAX FRANCISCO Cnl 300 from Akron and correspondNEW TORI N Y LOUISVILLE Ky ingly low rates from intermediate stations The usual favorable arrangements for side trips beyond Niagara Falls and stop overs HEIGHT OF POLITENESS will prevail For full information inquire of C agent or write to C F Daly any C A General Passenger Agent Cleveland Ohio I Your Hostess Skins Her Xose It Is burg ¬ All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch¬ Flat Iron Brand aro entitled to receive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The Iaques will not be sent by mail hey can bo obtained only from your grocer Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only He would not say that she painted powdered and all that He was too much of a gentleman for that Delicately Put ¬ tlie Proper Caper to Skin Yours Also viMiwneiMiietniwiioimiNiwiieiMiioitaiieiniNiwtwiwiMiwwiMiiB that she impressed me as one who thinks she can improve upon the Lords handiwork Chicago Post Still I may as well confess he said ¬ Shnlce Into Your Shoes Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet Tt cures painful swollen nervous smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns And bunions Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age AllensFoot Easemakes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating callous and hot tired ach ing feet Try it to day Sold by all drnprgists and shoe stores 25c Trial package FREE Address Allen R Olmsted Le R03 X Y He I know how to manage my wife He Shes She Why dont you then Tit Bit so obstinate she wont let me ¬ THE MARKETS LIVESTOCK Cattlecommon Select butchers CALVES Pair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Light shippers LAMBS Cincinnati Aug C 18 4 X 4 50 3 35 t ORCHARD AND GARDEN Kever pasture an orchard until it comes into bearing New wood always bears the best fruit Kemember this in pruning Unfruitful orchards are so as a rule because the soil is worn out Now is a good time to cut out the old wood among- the raspberries Evaporating is usually a profitable way of disposing of unmarketable - cilHl kZA vvwmu A SAFE SHEEP Choice 4 25 5 75 3 25 3 80 3 75 3 40 0 00 2 75 C0 3 25 75 3 90 4 00 0 50 3 00 400 a 72 68 33 TETHER T A J H tt u - shovs an arrangement that will be found to fit this need A hole is made in the turf with an iron bar and the upright that is shown is driven down into the ground This upright has a cylinder a square box will do as well about its lower end to which the hitching rope is tied This prevents the rope getting wound about the post To the upright are nailed two light strips of wood over which some fruit cheap cloth is stretched its position Worthless and decaying trees in the being shown by the dotted lines Make orchard are only harboring places for this just high enough for a calf to vermin go under and it can be moved about Plum trees will not do well in sod with great ease using a crowbar to Good cultivation from the start is nec- make a new hole in the turf in each essary new location N Y Tribune Watering with tobacco water is one of the best remedies for worms in CURE FOR BLACK KNOT liower pots The quince requires but little prun A Xew Method Which Has lroved ing only a little thinning out of the SueeeNsCal Wherever It Has crowding branches He en Given a Trial When a peach tree has ceased to The black knot is producing great bear the cutting off of the old wood will give it new life and vigor disaster among plum trees and promOne pint of linseed oil four pounds ises to destroy some of the most valuaef resin and one pound of beeswax ble kinds William Mendenhall in the Horticul- ¬ makes a good grafting wax Apples are later and drop off from tural Visitor savt thus far no remedy the trees less when grown in sod than seems to be suggested by fruit growers except to cut down and destroy the when the land is kept cultivated So far as is possible strawberries trees which are attacked but Ave find should be set on reasonably high land on visiting the orchard of Mr Joseph at least ground that is readily drained A Pagan of West Richmond and talk ¬ A lack of potash in the soil is often ing with him that he has discovered a the cause of the fruit dropping from method which he regards as a positive cure of the pesL It originated the trees prematurely Applying him and he freely gives it to the with pub wood ashes is a good remedy lic for the general good Being very In nearly all cases with blackberry ¬ it can plants more suckers will start up than simple As soon be readily tried by anyone knot appears are needed for next years plants All which is shownas black swelling by the on the unneeded ones should be cleaned away as they draw plant food from the trunk or limb of the tree he cuts with a knife an incision along the line of it others and saturates with chloro With raspberries as soon as the leum a disinfecting fluid a naptho small can bearing season is over cut the old of which can be had at any drugstore wood and the new shoots to four ov Another application should be had in live in each hill bearing in the fall We saw several trees on mind that to make next seasons crop which this was done and in every healthy growth of vigorous shoots the black knot was destroyed andcase the must be secured at this time St saved In one case the black knot tree Louis Republic had been several feet long and it was entirely removed and a new growth es How to niarlcet Pears The pear is one of the finest fruits tablished Several kinds of trees in the Damson were that we have and when picked at the cluding the trial was always aoperated on and success proper time ana well ripened it is a Mr Fagan has successfully used this delicious morsel Were it not for the process for the past three seasons blight to which niany varieties are sub ject it would be planted more large Care Keexis Roads Good ly than it is The pear should never A road that receives little care soon be allowed to ripen on the tree but shows wheel tracks and ruts If it was thould be picked several days before constant swept and frequently ripening and sent immediately to scraped both of these would be oblit ¬ market If retained a few days they erated and drivers would not follow soon begin to soften and are liable to so constantly in the tracks to bruise in carrying to market marring the great detriment ofsame road the their appearance and injuring their sale In order fo obtain fhe fop price Scatter air slacked lime liberally on for pears send tliem in new clean crates the ground under the grapevines This of one bushel in each crate wrap each is recommended as a good preventive jjear in thin clean white paper and of mildew It should be cjbne now as ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FLOUR Winter f amil v GRAIN Wheat No 2 rednew JSo 3red Corn No 2 mixed Rye HAY--Primet- o No 2 50 Three young women who boarded a North Bide cable car the other day were evidently dressed tor a reception and carried card cases in their Frcnchilly gloved hands They attracted much attention which was not surprising as they were young and would have been handsome but for a similarity of lacial 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 in gala dress knew them well enough to ask with great astonishment htz m the world 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 mystified acquaintance Wiry she fell off her bicycle and skinned her poor nose The cards were out already for tins reception and she felt so badly about her disfigurement that her dearest friends dqcided to show their sympathy bv wearing the same kind of a nose in the reception Oh you sweet things But why did you not let all her friends know I would have been delighted to have got up my nose in the same stjde but I suppose it is too late now 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 ¬ ¬ lend-me-your-ea- rs I S17W witli I found tion I liave been troubled a ereat deal i a torpid liver which produces constipa¬ Liver I SUMMER RESORTS ON By the Ocean on tho south shore or the wooded Sound on the north shore Send Cc In stamps for LONtt ISLAND an illustrated descriptive book 4 cents for u book describing SUMMER HOMES hotels and boarding houses on Long UNIQUE LONU Island and Sc for ISLAND an illustrated book to H M Truttic Manager L I K R SMITH Long Island City New York s 5 LONG ISLAND N Y I I for them and secured such relief the first trial that I purchased another supply and was com- ¬ pletely cured I shall enly be too glad to rec- ¬ ommend Cascarets whenever the opportunity Is presented J a Smith 2920 Susquehanna Ave Philadelphia Pa CASCARETS to be all you claim mW0Vm CANDY ienwiMiwiMiMiMittiwiaiiuiieiiaiMiaiiMiMiMlMilMii H TRACE MARK REGISTERED T n B Sni m 1 if 0 Taste Good Do 10c 25c 60c New Is the only sure cure in the world for Chronic Ul ¬ cere Bone Ulcers Scrofulon Ulcers Vari ¬ cose Ulcern Gansrrene Fever Sores and all Old Sores It never fails Draws out all poison Saves expense and snfforinff Cutps permanent Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe Sterling Remedy Company Chicago Montreal Pleasant Palatable Potent Best salve for Abcenes lilcs Snrns Cats and all Fresh WoundM Jly mail small 33c large U3c MKDICIAJE Book free J 1 ALLEK Druggists CO St 1uul Minn Sold by A N K CURE CONSTIPATION Vorl 3C0 E JCO 1722 MnTflRAP UBAw Sold and pnnranteed by all drug- jjists to CUJtE Tobacco Habit A3BVJ2KTISUKS WHEN WKITIKft please state thut yon raw tho iidv jrtiiS ment Su thBa yirei 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 PROVISIONS Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Choice toFancv POTATOES New per bbl CHICAGO choice Mes Pork 8 50 50 4 95 14 20 1 gasped Well I have heard say that imitation is the sincerest flattery but dont that beat the record Chicago Chronicle Weil 50 1 C5 2 00 1 75 Railroad stories are all more or less pithy 3 75 3 G5 FLOUR Winter patents especially when told by railroad men A 7U 7iy certain system running in the southwest is GRAIN Wheat No 2 red G7 72 No 3 Chicago spring known for its slow trains from one end of CORN No 2 iOH the line to the other The trains are slow 21 OATS No 2 enough at best but when washouts and over8 95 8 P0 PORK Mess 5 27i4 flows occur time doubles up on engineer n 15 LARD Steam train crew and passengers Not long ago a NEW YORK flood of complaints was poured in upon the 3 70 4 00 FLOUR Winter patent general manager of the line from all kinds 77 WHEAT No 2 red of people who travel over this system One 37 CORN No 2 mixed of them came from a prominent undertaker 43 RYE On OATS Mixed 27li somewhere in an adjacent state and this is 10 50 10 00 PORK Newmess what he wrote 5 87 LARD Western If you do not run faster trains over your BALTIMORE line you will nun my business My customCOO 5 GO FLOUR Famiiy ers will not ship their corpses over your 76 GRAIN Wheat No 2 76 system for fear that they will not reach 77 72 Southern Wheat their destination before the resurrection 37 Corn Mixed 37M day St Louis Republic 29 Oats No 2 white 28 ¬ Would Ruin His Business eyes ¬ What a disappoint- - v EisKvLr ment tnen to see tne Mil - t lirJf fair young wifes beauty f nisssyir i if s wrcsi t fading away before a year passes over her head mmmmmw mmMmmmmmmmmw - TrUS lSm tmmmm To7T 1 MT rT7j- - n vJMRa mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm- immm KKsjwm uwjftQ f i SH t Wi itKm Rye No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGb Western 45 425 400 4 50 C9 INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed 32J4 23 3 75 4 00 09 35 As to Riohes The woman that married a poor man because she loved him is very apt to Avant her daughter to marry a rich man whether she loves him or not Roxbury Gazette ¬ LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam s 08 2 10 00 5 dlYs 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 pretty woman thinks it her duty to reprove him Atchison Globe i 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 I feel as if Iwould like to mss 9 They save a daughter ss from When a father writes that yours is the a common experience to have Dr Ayers you can Sarsaparilla prescribed by a physician best medicine in the world allow something for seeming extrava It is a common experience to see a comgance in the statement if you know that plete cure follow the use of a few bottles the medicine so praised cured a loved of this greit blood purifying medicine daughter of disease and restored to her Because it is a specific for all forms of the eyesight nearly lost The best med blood disease If a disease has its origin icinein the world for you isthe medicine in bad or imure blood Dr Ayers Sars that cures you There cant be anything aparila acting directly on the blood rebetter No medicine can do more than moving its impurities and giving to it cure That is why John S Goode of vitalizing energy will promptly eradicate Orrick Mo writes jin these strong terms I The great feature of Dr Ayers Sarsapa Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best med cures tnat result irom rilla is icine in the world My daughter had a its use the radical Many medicines only suppress relapse after the measles due to taking disease they push the pimples down cold She was nearly blind and was obliged under the skin they paint the complexion to remain in a dark room all the time subtle arsenical compounds but the The doctors could give her no relief one wth disease rages in the veins like a pent up of them directed me to give her Ayers fire and some day breaks out in a vol Sarsaparilla Two bottles cured her com ¬ canic eruption tha eats up the body pletely Ayers Sarsapa 11a goes to the root It makes the fountain clean and the waters The thousands of testimonials to the are clean It makes the root good and value of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla repeat the fruit is good It give Nature the over and over again in one form or another elements she needs to build up the broken The doctors gave her down constitution not to brace it up with the expression no relief one of them directed me to stimulants or patch it up on the surface give her Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla Two Send for Dr Ayers Curebook and learn bottles completely cured her more about the cures effected by this It is a common experience to try Dr remedy Its sent free on request by the Ayers Sarsaparilla as a last resort It is J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ alus 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LIVE STOCK CUTS BestCogh8jrnp Tastes Good Use x awMia dt aruKRiBtB liUBFS WHFRI- - AM FIKF FAIIS IJUTS jmck closely together soon as possible We will furnish duplicates of LIVE STOCK or any OTHER CUT shown in any SPECIMEN 300K at or below quoted prices for same A N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO 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 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 dowri 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 suffering women especially young wives to seek Mrs Pinkhams advice Mrs R S Rj im J Catherine St Chambersburg Pa - 8 pytawh i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY AUGUST 19 L898 iriirtn iwit HiW i nmiriTT rniniifii nmnn Railroad Engineer Testifies to Benefits Received From MONKEYS AT FOOTBALL They Likewise Play Cricket but Not Ac cording to Rule Travelers iii South Africa have noted ¬ -- LEFT ON TRAINS jWv -- Dr Miles Remedies big railroads is the urdbrella An off- ¬ icial of the Illinois Central says he re- ceived in the baggage department 15 00 umbrellas a year General Agent Sadd of the Burlington says his records show about 600 a year and the other lines report large collections of this serviceable article which are left on trains in all kinds of weather On a recent fine iMjim iii hi iii ij sunshiny day the Burlington railroad JDr Miles Remedies arrV-i-fanrM Dr Miles Remedies showed on its record a whole page of rare sold by all drug K abandoned umbrellas inn g mites t gists under a positive Next come the overshoes which are guarantee first bottle daily found singly and in pairs and of- benehts or money re- jfc Restore tentimes odd in size and kind At all funded Book on dis the offices they are accumulated to the eases of the heart and sgjjgy riearen extent of barrels and barrels It is a nerves free Address KutKiEtfKBBflBflsBHSBD common occurrence to find upper low- ¬ DR 3IILE5 iJIBDICAL CO Elkhart Ind er and partial sets of false teeth Some give evidence of long service others have been too new and have been laid AjB jfi Sa M 4 xF 1 a yHI MKi out to give relief But they come in all shapes and sizes NERVOUS Weariug apparel in large quantities is to be found in the lost parcel rooms The clerks in the Altons quarters at the DISEASED MEN Union station fitted out a dummy figure with everv sinelo article that a man is likely to wear fiorn head to foot The llU WUrtL mU rAT gd articles were all left piece by piece on THE NEW METHOD TREATMENT original witu irs Jv fc lv will posi- the train and gathered up by the em- ¬ tirelycure forever any form of lilood or ployees until tho figure was togged out SHE BETRAYED HERSELF Sexual disease It is tho result of 30 years experience in the treatment or in newest fashisn these diseases The young woman stenographer in Dipped Her Spoon In the Milk Before Mush Baggage Agent Sadds office has a pet the WE CURE SYPHILIS The woman mentioned in this little kitten which was- found in an envelope This terrible Blood Poison the terror story will be called Mrs Haughty but box on a train and there being no of mankind yields readily to our NEW Mercury TREATMENT Beware of she is known in almost every commu ¬ claimant young Tom is being taught to Potash etc Thev may ruin vour system nity by other names She is inclined to earn his board- by Mousing in the bag If you have sores in the mouth or tongue pains in tho joints sore throat hair or s do all she can to make other people be- ¬ gage room eyebrows falling out pimples or blotches frequently leave their Cripplesshe is somebody and that she is lieve stomach derangement soro eyes head- ¬ aches etc you have tho secondary stage fitted for a higher sphere than the one crutches ott- - trains There is a collection of this Blood Poison We solicit the Hanging up she is forced by adverse circumstances of them at all the offices most obstinate cases and challenge the world ior a case wc accent for treatment the oarcel room of the Illinois Cen in to live in and cannot cure By our treatment tho A short time ago JSrs- Haughty called t tral is a big anchor made of moss gath ulcers heal the hair grows again pains disappear the skin becomes healthy and nirfl TiifhhnrnnrJ nftruvntfidan invitafrirHi i ered from trees in the far south The marriage is possible and safe to stay to supper Mush and- milk- waa maker had taken care of it until Chica- ¬ the principal suppes dish and Mrs go was reached only to- abandon it to CURES GUARANTEED Haughty declared wfth sundry ejacula ¬ the care of the parcel man- - Chicago Thousands of young and middle aged tions that she had never eatea the de Tribune men have their vigor and vitality sapped by eaily abuses later excesses mental lightful compound 1h steaming plalr-Free In Spite of Himself worry etc JNo matter the cause our wwv vuus ux New Method Treatment is tho refuge ier ux uiuau jv j FrGnch empire the ad Under tfae g ministration off the prison of Sainte- WECUREIMPOTEHCY w kt Pelagie was so- loose that it was not rare fr TuS 7 wy Andretoro8ll parts to a normaVcondi- JuStiIiPriirSelfaraHaCS for accused persons to lie there six tion Ambition life and energy are re j bg without knowing the Cmse of newed and one feels minselr arinan Eeall I do not baow bowtobe- amone men Every case is treatedUndt- orntWl mh fnijnwlnf afl vidually no cure all henco our wonaeiv BaidMr Eanghas she picked Tentxire narrated in -- The Dungeons of f gin tul success jno maiier wnat ai youvUUU We can furUil 1H nonsuit ua confidentially n1n par discloses the fact that re- nieh bank bonds to guarantee to ascont- Mrs Haughty made asrove audrone undeJ similar conditions of lgno- jilieh what wo claim other remedies are especially adapted to keeping the nerves steudy the brain clear and the mental faculties unimpaired Engineer F W McCoy formerly of 1323 Broadway Council Bluffs but now residing at 3411 Humboldt St Denver writes that he suffered for years from constipation caus- ¬ ing sick nervous and bilious headaches and was fully restored to health by Dr Miles Nerve Liver Pills I heartily recommend ii ii - is no more responsible position THERE than that of a railroad engin- ¬ eer On Ids steady nerves clear brain bright eye and perfect self command de- ¬ pend the safety of the train and the lives of its passengers Dr Miles Nervine and j ¬ JJ -- Pl WEAM the fact that where monkeys congregate in large numbers they also indulge in ajies cf a certain kind Two of these games seem to resemble cricket and iootball The cricket is of a primitive order About a dozen monkeys stand in a cir- ¬ cle or whatever is akin to the simian idea of a circle Two of them advance from different extremities of the circle and stop about 15 yards apart facing each other The monkey at the southern end of the circle has a cccoanut in his hand Ho is the bowler The monkey at the other end dees not as you might suppose wield a full cane bat His business is to dodge the cocoanut which the bowler aims at his head The deliverv of the ball is tre mendously fast full pitched and fraught with dire results if it touches the spot When it does happeii to touch the spot that is any pait of the mon- keys body that monkey is very much rmf miri dnfisnt even ston to disnute the question Another monkey takes his place until he too receives his dismissal It was presumed by the travelers that the game was finished when a maiority oi mon keys lay nursing their wounds under the friendly shade of a neighboring palm The football is of a more advanced type It is also played with a cocoanut The game if anything is undoubtedly the socker game and is played with the feet Of course there is no goal nor any tactics to speak of the object of each animal being to keep the hall to himself as much as possible Still the competition to get the ball makes it resemble a real game of foot- ¬ er and the dexterity exhibited by these peculiar amateurs is surprising and wonderful In an evil moment some ambitious monkey may elect to play the Eugby game by snatching up the ball and making off but the game then develops into war in which life is sometimes the prize No mention is made of a referee but if there is one about like a wise and provident monkey he is probably up a tree Brooklyn Times i Absentininded Passengers Recently a Chicago railroad displayed in its unclaimed parcel room five barrels of rubber overshoes and a bos full of false teeth All this property and more during a period of sis months had been left on the suburban and through trains The genby absent minded passengers baggage agent upon being asked eral what was the oddest occurrence of this kind said that a woman once left on a baby and she did train a not miss it until a trainman overtook her with the little bundle of humanity beiore sue got oucsme 01 mo train sued It was not a case of abandonment She had forgotten to take up her own off ¬ 4 si Sorts of Articles Are Forgotten iiij 1 eautiful IJ resent rV9UM y j- - k J 1 ¬ REQUIRES HO COOWKG BiST tti I B iNn niF cure un Iffl5ii a y fjsw jawnm rinai wjumi ntw OF ANY OTHER STARCH tlUCTUKtO Ottiw- - wrr- a uk- FREE for r fev months to all users of the m4iE celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron KEPOUKD Or THIS STARCH WILL CO a rKin kuuhj rhd a half m 1 k spring Trrv 1 P HMRINfiFR y nRnfro ji To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself that ail claims for its superiority and economy are true the makers have had prepared at gret expense a series of Brand ra Only one half of the articles left on trains are claimed and returned to own ers At all the railroad offices in Chi- ¬ cago there are to be found motley col lections of about all the articles which man or woman ever owned It would be impossible to list them in a whole page of a newspaper sivoly among the lost and found of the m if3 a W w a rj 3i Afll Fs I xne arcicie wmcu inures must esten 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 Wid Ducks American Pheasant exact reproductions cf the zocco originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaquesare 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of ¬ English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as SPECIAL PATTERNS Noa 198 and 199 life Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold J ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 23 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand were ss Ii last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques an fell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute r to T Krocer Gel Them Challie frock Skirt with shaped flounce Blouse opens with revers over a chem- ¬ isette of guipure Sailor collar m the back Material required for costume challie 36 inches wide 11 yards Blouse No iq8 cut in three sizes 34 36 and 38 inches bust measure skirt No 199 cut in three sizes 84 36 and 28 inches waist measure Price of patternst 1Q wnt each All pnrchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re- ¬ ceive from their grocer one of theso beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not bo sent by mail They can be obtained only from your Do not delay This offer is for a short time only CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD I Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch CRAWFORD BROS j I 3Sspe3t Bartoers Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts l I JOHN CONNELLY qp KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS TAKE THE PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Pricps reasonable - 3 TRAINS DAILY I - FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO HOUSE AMD LOT AND BLACK ¬ - - - - - ¬ t Michigan jind the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this summer For infnrmntinn innnirfi of nnnr nfinrisfc Tirkfif SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal- ¬ ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf Agent m I v rB v w K Jt r - This Means Money For You JLSC i i EMISSIONS SYPHILID iLHKT VARICOCELE RTRTfiTlIKE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UN 2 AT I KAIj V J SUii AJitf- ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseseos uuttH o hiuan cnNsriiTAiiu FREE Tf unable to call write for AVe 250000 CURED treat and cure BLANK QUESTION TREATMENT for IIOSIE Kennedys Kergai 122 W Fourth SW IRS 1 aIPI CINCINNATI O rri to her mother and whispered The doctor had given to a prisoner She sard she never ate musiand who was slightly ill an order for the milk but shdipped her spoon ut the Not knowing in what part of milk before- she dipped it into- the Ibathsprison the infirmary was situated the I mush lie presented bis order to a tipsy turn That little- - movement gave Mrs key who opened the outer door of the Haughty away for every Icryer of mush prison and milk knows tnat if tne spoca ia a free man without being M first dipped into the milk the mush will- awareGuillon of it took the narrow street to be l not stick to it Omaha World Hezald sentrys walk and went a few paces a witnout nnaing any one to curecc mm A Taikfaatr SheepsHesd Returning to the sentry at the door he John Leitck of Rothesay once ven on a visit to- - Bunoon dropped into the inquired where were the baths fcAlO CfV VJ VjilliUlCU IO VCiW XiAHXJt vlO -- - iAn imnnocihlfl r - - fl -- JL O y t i ¬ Bargain a8T - -- iWsKA t hnr nf ArnH mes TO The baths said the sentineL j1 xne prison inatns is bad any goodsbseps heads The prison baths said the sentinel Oh yes said Mainsrtheres-as- are probably in the prison bat you l fine a one as eisver saw poiutingcto a cant get in there black face lying oa the floor What I cant get into the prison Are you sureithat it iafresb said Am I outside it then Mr Leitch Why yes youre in the street You Quite surej sir repliaafchobutchsr ought to know that I should think Its perfectly fresh I did not know it I assure you Tnereuporu Mr Jjeitcn wao wa3 anr said M Guillon and this wont suit admirable vBatriloquist brought feomi Main nd acv0ri I t mi -- ii f We baye no space here to list the many good things we haye for yoe In order to prove to you this is a Straight Special Sale for 15 days we only ask that you call at our mammoth store examine the qualities hear the special low prices in fehe sCiacifinati I Very low rates will bo in ef-- p ul iw Soutli to Cincinnati ana re- iturn via the Queen Cres- -IcentHoute and its connectI insr lines durins the Cav i ejaculation stinkin -- lk j ftAR e v feii VV vfij -- i34 f32dNationalEncanpm Sept 5th to 10th tMBOod returning Septl3th Extension oi limit ta Oc tober 2nd can be secured with bv denositine ticket your Joint Aeent Call on Sfint Tickets will be on Bala 3rd to 9th inclusive m Ticket Atrent or vrrito lor full information to i in the South Through n Pullman Sleepers on handsome i nnHlMilofl trnlrin tiiti dnJIvi fT nm Taeksonville Savannah RwJservico A Finest train I I i riisinnmKuuui luuniuuu xwn rw Orleans Asnoviiie iuioxvaiio Atlanta Columbia Macon Chattanooga LexinRton etc through to Cincinnati without change via the famous URESCENT1 ROUTE II YRUP PEPSIIM CUR25 CONSTIPATIONil DR CALDWELLS iie rang ma prison Deii ana was re admitted and his recital of his adven- ture restored to sobriety the turnkey Oot o inyehop ye leein deerAlk esclaimAA the butcher Didnt L kill Yfho had given him his freedom ye svi iny am hauns thisvery mornin Sheridan and the Joke And suiting the aotion to the words Sheridan himself a brilliant orator he kicked tba offending sheeps heaiLinioj as well as a shrewd observer was one the street To carry on the joke Mr Leitch ob ¬ day asked how it was ho got on so well Well he serving a fine ox tongue in the window in the house of commona said I soon found out that the major- ¬ made it apparently say Shame on ye Archie Mains J whereupon the amazed ity were fools but all loved a joke and butcher fled precipitately from the shop I determined to give them what they The great advantage of a joko leaving it and all it contained at the liked mercy oi his waggish tarmenton Nug¬ is that it puts the speaker at once on good terms with his audience Hence gets Cicero resommends it for an exordium Freddies Suggestion A common way of winning the good FredaSes father had just heea strug ¬ will of an aadience is flattery When gling with an old fashioned bureau the Jews brought down the orator Ter and retiring disheartened from an un ¬ tullus to accuse Paul Tertullus began successful effort to open one of its com- ¬ his speech with flattery of King Agrip- 3 Ui rn partments he moved to the window pa kJiiiO VT fkxa nrn cujuy l una BU UJ WOO YKW nnn and looking out upon the lowering sky on Another way a subtle form of flat- be exclaimed Itmighty strange that tery is to describe yourself as a native the weather bureau cant give us a of the same place or county as those change of weather you are addressing The forensic formu ¬ Maybe shyly interposed Freddie la the fustian apostrophe to the 12 in- ¬ they cant open the bureau drawers telligent and patriotic and high minded Boston Courier men whom the rhetorioal Buzfuz sees before him is played In a case before a London magistrate modern equivalents out but it has its Westminster Re ¬ the question was as to the ownership of view some antique ormolu artioles and two Diftconcexting workmen who stoutly claimed the ar- Mrs Manycooks severely Didnt I tides said that they made them To prove tneir assertion they set to work hear a man talking loudly with you ia in court and showed bow ormolu wai the kitchen just now Mary made antique with pumice powder Mary complacently Oi hope so mam for thin Oi can call yez as a wit ¬ Tin Spartans had an iron coinage no ness in a case av braich av promise suit other being allowed Brooklyn Eagle j maam Oh whafc sheeps bead therathertionfounding meat all a leel Urn OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT saw or and you will then acknowledge that you never figures heard before of such wonderful values slaughtered at such low every FREE We are still giving cupons with glass purchase no framed picture matter how small You can get FEE a fine large a beautiful rocking chair a useful flour bin a fine clock etc by buying your goods eere Call and see the 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