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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. s ripyp JPV V - J - r M fy I X I CHAMP MILLER if fc fl K BON Editors and Owners -- PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY XaEE3XX3aSSBaSS35 II d it w i MONTHLY SUFFERING boara-ing-hon- Established FEB i ii 1881 HnMRsasBsroa EIGHTEENTH YEAR EB003 sasaac 3C3SCC PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY AUGUST 30 1898 witwfiiiniicHniwTTiMHiwujanBiTlnn NO 69 anrrvtur i Mae Miles and Messrs Ernest Henson Letton Viinout and Dwight Bowden News Notes Gathered lu Anil About The a former Died J N Boynton Mtu Ill citizen of this place and a well krown The Baptist chinch is receiving a new teacher diedof consumption at his home COHt ot laiUt iu Hamilton Texas Aug 9ih tfaBUWUiegHSH IRII1IS Office Fouith and Pleasant Sts has been quite sick Miss Sallie Baruett For Rent or Sale A good bruk thousands of for several days s Office Hours table tor a hotel or women are residence gpbd garden plenty of watei 7 tolOa m troubled at M H Current wnt to Winchester I monthly inter-¬ stable and cow lot everything in first 2 to 4p m ou uuineHS yetemay vals with pains lass repair and located in central part 7 to 8 p m Miss Willie Johuson of Mt Sterling of town Only one small hotel now In the head IGaug is visitiug rlatives here Sandusky Su back breasts here Address Mrs Sit shoulders sides Mr Tom swker ot jessamine couu HiliersburgjKy hips and limbs is V1itm dhreF a ing purchased the couuty right But they need wft Jeff not suffer fnrft- - ewes T Vimout bought 250 good grade for i hewillLittle Vonder Seed Fan rm rATio separate any and all kinds which lor Arkansas partita These pains are symptoms of of seeds andean be operated by one Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian dangerous derangements that was down man price 12 00 I will try and call Mr Will Dodson of Paris can be corrected Church The men- ¬ Sundayto bee hid parent on all persons before seeding time strual function should operate sTRdSHruwrfnll v unnrs Dr Bucks old office -w Mr Denis Dnudon of Paris was hert J painlessly 5 00 No 1 A Library Chair worth 10 Q0 marked Ed Bedford night to visit tiieuda Friday Office on first floor S 00 MS ELREEt Ruddles Mills Ky No 2 A Library Chair worth 15 00 marked af Miss Lnla Griine has returned from Mm 8 50 No 4 A Parlor Chair worth In 0j marked aa extewU d vitit with irieudi- - in Atlaut Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m S 00 LU No 5 A Pulpit Chair worth 12 00 marked Oueen ffij Crescent Ioiv Kates V De went to the Lexi g Mis W -7 50 No 6 An Arm Chair wortlA L3 50 marked tor treatment ton Hunpitdi fcdiuida National JHundrymens Association 4 50 9 00 marked makes menstruation painless No 7 A Rocker Chair worth Mr um ChjiticHlor and family oi Cincinnati y September 12 to 14th ana regular it puts the deli-¬ 7 50 No S A Window Seat worth 12 50 marked Lrxiugtou are gue ts ot relatives heie 1808 cate menstrual organs in condi- ¬ 50 7 No 9 A Parlor Ch iir worth 12 0D marked Supreme Sonucil 33d Degree of the tion to do their work properly I desire to lease for a term of y ears ¬ Mr E T Be diuj and wite are visit10 00 No 10 A Parlor Chair worth 1 10 mat keel ncient AclJPted Scottish Rite Cincin ¬ my farm in Bourbon county And that stops all this pain near ing htr sihier Ails Ihos Prat her in nati O September 19 to 22 1898 Why will any woman suffer Ewalta Cross Roads and qu Paris ¬ Mason month after month when Wine Cynthiana Turnpike containing five Messrs John Hamilton and Robert of Cardui will relieve her It hundred and sixty six acres Possession Sejistiore Kxciiroifiis costs 100 at the drug store given March 1 1899 Privilege of seed- ¬ Caiawcii went to Mui Fmiay to visit The ChesapexUve and Ohio railroad will run Why dont you get a bottle lieiiUo ing given No ouebnt strictly reliable A1 n the follow KescurMons to the Sea shore on to day mw parties need apply Mi E J Owens returned Saturdav dates uamedLhe ticfvetsjwill be good goh g For advice in cases requiring W E HIBLER mML from a virit Willi her Mster iu Grant A9 speciaLdirections address giv-¬ 232 W Main st Lexington Ky Couuty On July 19th und iigust lth to Atlantic ing symptoms The Ladies Carpets Furniture Wall Pape U llllllullj 1UIIUU Ij ctlJVl V4lU UltJ Vll f Mr Will G McCliutock and tlilU trip rate only 11 from Lexington aud cor--The Advisory Department Mt Sterling Saturday to visit respond ugly low rates from other Central Chattanooga Medicine Co wtut to Kentucky point Tickets good elt veu days Z33SBSrZXtSBSSilSSXt3Xtf wxssKssssiSacssJStvxsjsmvsaassxsxssscsmssaaBrvssassiBssst Chattanooga Tenn nei inointi ir returning On nlv 28th atronndtrlD rat of Sl5 will be Mias Anna Sindnsky guest of Mrs made to Old P0U11 Comfort Va ticKets good Mrs R0ZENA LEWIS D Sue Sauuusky returned to Louisville going on regular trains and ood returning of Oenavllla Texas says 13 H u Vl Tft r r m W fir I was troubled at monthly Intervals Satunlay f twelve days Tnis is the best time to visit Old Point ow4dg to the interesting military with terrible pains In my head and back 0 Miss Sadie Hiirt of Paris is with her maneuvers but have been entirely relieved by Wine in yourpame for 01 Cardui Al w lannfll rtlr - W - Mi pr Whfl m inilfil orSendfurther til formationSleeping ca spae 1 i TT r MRS ALBERT MITCHELL desired Geo W for uunumg huimoved om uas suueccut u in U1J V iere r a lew reasons wiy i Lexington Kj-Barney D P AND uvj the largest tailoring nusmes m fan Miss Fannie Harris of Carlisle has MISS NELLY BUOKNER FIRST lie econized the fart that five years ago that the only been he guest of Miss Luc lee Allen Dont use any other but Purity wish to announce that they will open a day of big profits and small sales was past lor several days CARLISLE Co tell Music Class for Piano j on Monday Sep- ¬ flour irom Paris Milling SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 Mrs Louis Rogers and sou Jnlicn tember 5th From PER CENT were quests ot Mrs Owen Ingels Sun your grocer you want no otQr News Culyt Xrficiiujts Nicolis Couity terms THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and day and Monday All grocers keep it 1250 Term of 20 lessons private his workmanship From the Mercurv Mrs G D Withers and children of lessons class 625 Term of 80 FOURTH He always does a he advertised A Avon are iruests of Mr Ed Layson aud Governor Bradley offered a reward of Payable in advance Reeds 100 for the arrest aid conviction of Send yournen to Haggard 8stt rs n ar town Studio within a square of City School William McMurray of Carlisle wanted All im mbprrf of the Baptist Church Steam Laundry for a good finish Stfi For information address either of tor rape on the person of Miss are nqnetfd to meet at the Jburch above at Paris Ky As a result of this system he has built tip a large trade that appre Saturday Spt 3d Gauang on June 8 ciates the fact that thpy save twenty dollars oil a vsingle Suif or Over- ¬ Iciclnnond Xchalaville lifl BebbttyJIlo Nioholas riPowerF of Carlisle petition in till lsep Born To T he wife of Elder Edwin Many customftrs at a small profit rather than a Jfew customers U 13ontou of Llano Tex a niue coat County Saturday filed a at Vng profit says H S Stout bankruptcy in the Federal ourt He son Paul Lanier July 11 1890 Versa extends it for he PHind be relieved ot his indebtedaska that he you want credit 3011 r high pice taibr gladty To all CnrliaBGbiiimencing Sat- - ness tpjhe txtenc of 6 000 Mrs Robt Miller Jr has returned Hebetates you pay dearly tor it 111 the end makes u l H frmn a viif with her daughter Mrs A ruuyvjiHHai S Wallia AaL tkTi Ml frhiiEkClnQssets IIVH lrM1 rra W1a1rIbSallatihfennt r Ira notrcrttara o h WiiriaraTkudATtbrndy TTTEdeleif r fSatnrda vwml r n r t of VglvihOfrBTStout trial will 8 leaving Versailles at 652 p m Mr Will Chanelor and sister Miss run through to Irvine Returning filed the petition Pie makes the Finest Imported Suits for Lillian went to Mason Friday to vit t train No 2 will leave Irvine as 500 a ii relatives and attend the Fair in each Monday thus enabling parties Use Parib Milling Oos Purity Mr Kader Allen and family of fo spend Sundays at Estill Springs and floTir for sale by all grocers have been the guests of Mrs return Monday in time for business y Allen for several days Nam C M Bl OWNING Gk P A Ask for it Take no other COM Miss Luiie Teff rson and brothers p m train from Paris connects 530 CO Gariett and James Jefferson attended with this train going to the Springs and 6 a yeai Daily by mail the Germantown Fair labt week the 5 a m train firm the Springs conDaily and Sunday by mail - 8 a year S N at Richmond B 11 Howard returned Saturday from nects with the L you can reach Paris at Swango Springs much improved in Junction so JOE MUNSON Cutter 745 a ra The Paris City Schools will reopen on health having gained twelve pounds Monday September 5th 1898 Mr Perry Hutrhcraft and family of Important Change on The Frankfort The Schools in all their departments Pari weie h uuests of Mr Ed Lay- Cincinnati Tiro New Trains are free to the children of residents ot son and sibters from Friday till Monday the city Non residents can be admitt- ¬ is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in No 2 train will leave at t30 a m Mrs Will Howard and son ed where the classes are not full upon Jaa the world payment of the following rates of Carlisle visifed Mrs Oliu and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m ¬ By mail 3 a year Price 5c a copv Mr Pope is much Pop ai unlay WHITE SCHOOL No 8 leaves at 4o0 p m and arrives Address THE SUN New York ¬ improved 8 aud 10 per half year Primary at Frankfort at 810 p in of- - th 12 per half year W C Owen Intermediate Second Mi No 2 leaving Frankfort at T a m 20 per half year Kentucky visited his mnihr aud sifter ¬ High School from Saturday lill Monday returned arrives at 840 COLORED SCHOOL No 5 leaves Frankfort at llo p m to OhickainauiTH Grades 1 2 3 and 4 100 per month 8 1 50 per Mr Jas Oiinmint7s and wf aid and arrives at 4 patm 480 will connect Grades 5 6 E7 and WEAVER month y r W Supt No 8 leaving A1i irr Llo Porii r of M i3sville have Attest A Shire Secy b n h gm rts of T M Purnell aud with the Q C fast limited at George Tfi rmJB mwA in r iinilv sine- - hndav JM p town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p HUM IWMWWM d Irom Camp m This is a very desirable arrangeDodd nhmi ¬ Thmas at ChickauiHiiiM yesterday ment for persons going to Cincinnati or anil Penry Dme will piubablv be here points north east aud wvst of that city Bjth sir- - suk C No 1 will connect with the Q T e following party vHrd Blue I have a cbice lot of good bucks for 5 connects at ¬ Nlr and Mrs Tnhti fast train south and No Licks sale at farm at Tarr Station C local pas Ingels Mr mid Mis Taints Cumrnings Georgetown with tbt Q CAS P GOFF Mioses May Turner Besie Purnell and senver from thebomh 9aug-wk-- SHOWERS The Busiest Corner on Lexingtons Busiest Street MILLERSBURG Will Eennev I I ill fill lifvi IIIJSI viCliai Half Bnii4imw llBSIIeL V Physician Df Surgeon E v i in Th iimltirQ ino si -- - tfr With the opportunity of time and prices thatj offer vou Those that buv now will cer rQnlQtn iVjomwhrPo thfiir foinW thought Specials tor this week About 25 odd Library Chairs i -- L a NELSON r f iV - f FOPi 2LjE2SrT i Cots Mattresses and Camp Chairs Our Special ties For the soldiers s I t r L JJK V v - Why a4 I - - 1 1 rarcraPTgiEreTnn ¬ 4 J3L 3FLM10XJXJBS ¬ Stti Tf V lesyJ ur A- - ¬ i iii - hiilll i National Importance SSSS4pSfet J 8000 AND H 3500 Win-chrsh- -r THE SUN AL03STE ----- PARIS FURSI3HIHG k TAILORIHG STOUT Manager TAINS BOTH ¬ City Schools tht The Sunday Sun Here is one of those who are either so prej udiced against all ad vertised remedies or have become discouraged at the failure of other medicines to help them and who will succumb to the grim destroyer without knowing of the won derful value of Foleys Koney and Tar for all Throat and Lung troubles Kennedy Druggist Hard -- ¬ i i f WAl- Bt ¬ Bucks For Sale to-d-i- y Ct Paris Ky- - Sold hj James VAPOR BATH CABINET fV - Insure in my agency non- ¬ for Lumbago Sciataca reliable Rheumatism union Prompt paying Obesity via Fleshiness via Emaciacompanies insures against fire tion via Leaness Skin and Blood wind and storm Diseases Kidney Diseases Diseases Nervous Agent W 0 HINT0 Asthma Catarrh etc ¬ 1 l Go to Plan Your Summer Outinjc Now CHAS N FITHIAH Picturesque Mackinac via The Coast Liue At A Shires jewelry store Puns For Sale By Ky VwllTwAKoI iTWjrCTjiiL V Ring in the new 2 out the old Ring out the false Ring in the true fT rafrcaRKtllflftIIllwM e rnS to you the new and true from the llrSmEwi Pey frests of Norway Munl BnrHgBtt 1 111 ISEMm DR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS 1350 from Detroit 17 from Cleveland trip including meals and for the round berths One thousand miles of lake ride on new modt rn steel steamers for the Send 2c for illustrated above rates pamphlet Address A A SOHANTZ G P A Detroit Mich 1550 from Toledo It onlv costs Waffle W ON t Pioprts AT AUCTION i i XHtura Uriflgo Excursion HE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE iiibuuraw oub grate removable uiiu ruewuuiu witnout lhaving to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction best materials skilled workmanship modern and in all its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience For oiuno up-to-date Hasball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- - -- sale by aUprominent dealers v Natures most natural remedy improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs areexhila rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS The lilies of the Second Presbyterian SATURDAY SBFTSSBEn 8 1898 Church ot Pans will run an excursion from Carlisle Alillersburg and Paris on We will sell on the above named Tuesday Ang 30th to Natural Bridge date at ten oclock a m our property and Torrent the two most attractive situated on the East si le of Alain Street resorts in the Kentucky mountains for The train one dollar the round trip will leave Carlisle at 730 a m Millers burg at 745 Paris at 805 Cunningham 820 Austerlitz 825 Renick 830 and Winchester 840 Returning the train will arrive at Carlisle at 730 p m Get ready and go N n- OO TERSTEGGE GOHMANN A T jjuuiaviiiv sy m -- V1-1 MTT1 I I IC TT Battles Only 25c 50c and 100 Sizes iLW1 17f 80 YEARS OLD and never wed BE SURE YOU GET I AH Honey It plvea quick and permanent relief Dr Bells la grip as well as coughs and colds it makes irii Mra KW weak 1 unES strong m A Metcalfe FITlonsy between Seventh and Eighth 6 rets The lot fronts on Main Srreet i3 fnet and runs back toward Pieasunr Street 107 fprt and has upon it a one story brick h jnse and is the satn- couvh- t to PatricK Mallaney by Wm IVibiiey and wife See Depd Book 8 in Clerks office of th Bombou Juuty Conrt Terms Made known ou day of anle Reeds -- new laundry is MRS MARGARET MALrLANEY i H4GGABD and Heirs of Patrick Mallaney deed doing first class work Give us a call 23aug 4t Haggard Reed JA T Forsyth Auctr tf - v pj v 9 I - zfi CTFnT t THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 30 1898 TERRIBLE TALE Braiiyof a Dead Soldier Taken Out and Replaced With a Handful of Straw His Intestines Also Removed and Stomach Filled With Hay An Official Investi ¬ gation Xilkely to Reveal the Greatest Scandal in History Camp Thomas Ciiickamauga Pabk Ga 20 AugThe horrors of the Gen Chickarnauga hospitals grow - CAUGHT AMERICAN BRIDES Two of Adm Cerveras Officero Are Re ¬ ported to Be Engaged to Two of Marylands Fair Daughters WAsni2CTOX Aug 27 A letter re- ¬ i f It Breckinridge will probably insist upon a congressional investigation which will reveal one of the greatest scandals in the history of the army When an official investigation shall have been made of the causes leading up to the sickness and death of so many soldiers of the volunteer army at Chickamauga park it will reveal a decree of negligence and ignorance on Resignation to Secretary Alger the part of officers and surgeons that is hardly to be credited as having ocKnoxville Tenn Aug 27 Camp curred in the United States of America during the close of the nineteenth cen- ¬ Poland near this city is rapidly filling up with troops from Chickamauga tury Men with raging fevers were sent to The 15th Indiana 2d Ohio and 1st All these places and compelled in many West Virginia have arrived cases to lie on the ground on blankets troops are unloaded from side tracks while the rain beat in through the within a short distance of the camp and not brought into the poorly protected tents of the 7000 The health There were few surgeons and fewer city nurses and the poor fellow who be- men now here is excellent and those came sick was in the main left to his sick in the hospital are improving owown care with an occasional visit ing to the change of air and water Gen Roe commanding the 1st brifrom the surgeon There was little ice to be had and ice baths were of gade 2d division Cd corps who is now here will tender his resignation to rare occurrence In one division hospital for several Secretary of War Alger at once wishweeks there were only two tempera- ing to retire to private life ture thermometers The sick were al Limitation of Whisky Production lowed to lie r unprotected tents for Louisville Ivy Aug 27 The prohours until physicians could have an moters of the scheme to limit the proopportunity to examine them and de- duction of Kentucky whisky to five cide whether they ought to be admit ¬ 3ears are much encouraged J B ted to hospitals or not and in some Thompson of Harrodsburg who has cases men with fever were compelled drawn up the official agreement will to wait for 24 hours after giving up be here Monday with the papers and as they called it and they were al-¬ a tour of the state to visit the ways kept going as long as they could interested parties will begin it is before receiving attention proposed to get the agreement in The surgeons themselves state that shape for the distillers meeting to be their supplies were inadequate the held at the Gait house on September the 29 It will then be brought to the noaccomodations illy equipped nurses and attendants few and inex- ¬ tice of the representative producers of perienced and as one surgeon said the state The production in the limis a wonder that every fever pa- ¬ ited scheme is calculated at G57250 It tient did not die barrels annually or 1G79 0000 gallons It is stated that the department did Favors Expansion not know of the situation for some Logansport Ind Aug 27 E L time Surgeon General Sternbergs order as to sanitation had been gross- Semans pastor of the Broadway Meth- ¬ ly ignored and requisitions for med- odist church of this city is an ardent ical supplies were sent to his depart ¬ advocate of territorial expansion as far as the Philippines are concerned ment with snail like rapidity Men suffered and died for lack of He saj s it is the dutjT of the United medicines and proper attention The States to bring about a reform of whole system seems to have been to- the customs in the Philippines and tally wrong and inhuman and as a re- ¬ to civilize the inhabitants He says sult the people of the country are sim the hand of God is discernable in this ply appalled at the revelations made war and that the United States should and when the whole truth is known not shrink in its duty in all the sickening details the public Gen Shaf ter Leaves Santiago will wonder that the soldiers at Chick Santiago de Cuba Aug 27 Gen amauga park have been able to escape Shafter and his staff sailed Thursday as well as they have morning on the United States trans George A Echle member of Com port Mexico His departure was not pany L 9th Pennsylvania says that marked by special incident On arriv his command has been shamefullv nejr ing at Montauk Point he will go with lected that the sick have not been Maj Miley to Washington to meet supplied Avith ice but have been al- President McKinle3 lowed to almost famish in the hot sun The 23d Kansas to Be Mustered Out The men have received wines brandies Washington Aug 27 The 22d Kanpillow cases and such things from relsas volunteer infantry now at Middle atives and friends at home but they town Pa has been ordered to Fort would gladly have given them all for Leavenworth Kan where they will an adequate supply of ice be mustered out and the 1st New Echle says that a sink has existed in Hampshire infantry the camp of his command close up to Lexington volunteerConcord N now at Ky to H to the mess tent and that flies and in be mustered out sects from this reeking mass of filth The New Chilian Minister and putrefication would alight in the Washington Aug 27 Senor Vicufood as the men were eating About a week or two ago a private na the new minister from Chili to this in the Gth Ohio an estimable and reli country was accompanied to the white able man wrenched his knee in town house Friday by Secretary Day and and split the bone He was picked up presented to the president There was by a wagon laden with hospital sup the usual exchange of diplomatic plies in charge of a surgeon The greetings incident to the reception of latter knew the private was in a new minister pain and badly crippled yet he never Detailed as Interpreter vouchsafed a word of inquiry or of Washington Aug 27 Capt Juan fered to render him the least assist- S Hart 1st regiment United States ance The wagon was driven to its volunteer infantry has been detailed destination in an open field The in to duty as interpreter to the American jured man was ordered out and left military commissioners in Cuba and several miles away from his camp in has been ordered from Galveston to an open field whence in great suffer Washington reporting to Maj Gen ing hefouad his way to his regiment Wade It appears that some of the medical Matthews Regains Consciousness officers in the interest of science of Lafayette Ind Aug 27 Ex Gov surgery are cutting up bodies of sol- Matthew was slightly improved Fri diers or rather holding summary au ¬ day having regained consciousness topsies without the consent of the rel Friday mining but his condition is atives of the dead men and over the still serious His wife and daughter protests of their friends arrived Thursday night from Clinton A few da3s ago the body of a soldier He is still at the home of Isaac Me who died of meningitis was taken in harry When the body was to Chattanooga White Accepts the Appointment uncovered it was found that the mans Washington Aug 27 Secretary skull had been lifted and that his Daj-at 5 oclock announced Justice brain had been taken out and replaced White of supreme with a handful of hay His intestines commissionership court has accepted that all now have bad also been removed and the stom- accepted and the peace commission ach filled with hay This autopsy was completed Official announceperformed without the consent of the standswill follow ment ¬ ¬ ceived in Washington announced the alleged engagement of two fair daugh ters of Maryland to two of Adm Cerveras officers The two officers whe will take to Spain with them Ameri can brides the letter said are and Lacievera Enrique Lieut Juan Cavanillas The first named would make Miss Clara W Duff oi Baltimore his bride it was said and that Lieut Cavanillas had won the heart and the promise of her hand from Miss Mamie Hays of Annapolis whose hospitable home has entertained the Spanish officer almost con stantlv since their arrival ¬ ¬ ¬ A German has just completed a bicycle one wheel nine feetinjdiameter Ex Secretary of State Sherman Says That Two people ride it one on each side of xhe monster wheel It runs as easily as a small- Upon rich pure nourishing blood by takA1 if Secretary Alger is Guilty He Should er bicycle because of its scientific construcing Hoods Sarsaparilla and you will ber Natives Fire On Three Americans Who Be Removed From Office tion The scientific formula of Hostetters free trom those speus or aesyiur muwr Stomach Bitters is the reason of its great sleepless nights and anxious days those lad Been Sent on an Errand Washington Aug 27 The Wash ¬ virtues in making the weak strong and in gloomy deathlike feelings those sudden curing most of the every day ailments of ington Times Friday morning prints men and women If your health is poor starts at mere nothings those dyspeptic symptoms and blinding headaches try a bottle Trooper Hudson Was Killed and Corporal the following interview with Hoods Sarsaparilla has done this for Sherman in regard to the conduct Anderson Mortally Wounded Four Tlie Fislitinfr Seventy First many others it will cure you of the war and the responsibility for Troopers Wounded Native Loss Out in Salt Lake City when a paper speaks the present sickness and death among of the fighting Seventy first one is in Four Killed Several Wounded doubt whether the item refers to the regithe soldiers ment now in Santiago or some mans latest Is Americas Greatest Medicine 81 six for 85- lAs you doubtless know I was op- ¬ matrimonial venture Yonkers Statesman - RIOT AT CAVITE HE FAVORS INVESTIGATION The Biggest Bicycle i the Nvorlfl that has Feed Your Nerves ¬ ¬ ry ¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla cure Sick Headache 25c corporal and two troopers of Battery B of the Utah artillery after disem- ¬ barking at Cavite were sent on an errand The natives immediately began fir ing Dismounted cavalry were sent to quell the disturbance but the natives misunderstood the movement and the firing became general Trooper Hudson was killed and CorCAMP NBARKNOXYILLEJENH poral Anderson mortally wounded It is Rapidly Filling Up With Troops From Troopers Laydon Kachbar ConnolChickamauga GenRoe Tenders His ly and Doyle of the 4th cavalry were ¬ ¬ ¬ Manila Aug 27 On Wednesday a posed to Aie ¬ ¬ wounded ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Four natives were killed and several wounded Gen Aguinaldo has expressed his re ¬ gret at the encounter and promises to punish the offenders No further trouble is expected New Yokk Aug 27 A dispatch to the Herald from Manila says Gen Aguinaldo interviewed at Ba coor declared that he was anxious to support the authority of the United States in these islands and that he had persuaded the other rebel leaders to accept his views It is his desire now that the in- - war nrosrramme But having begun the war we should have conducted it in such a way as to have protected our own soldiers Mr Sherman said that the president was not resposible for neglect or mis conduct on the part of subordinates in the departments The president he said had been diligent active and patriotic in the conduct of the war and he felt confident that had con- ¬ gress withheld its harsh declaration the president and the state depart ¬ ment would have secured by negotiations with Spain the substantial inde¬ ¬ ¬ cures painful swollen nervous smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and 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¬ OUR PEACE COMMISSIONERS London Times Says They Are Strong in Personnel and Represents President McKinleys Colonial Policy ¬ acting upon the president verdict rendered could remove that official from office That would be the extent of the punishment undersuch conditions If however the president does not order an investigation congress holds the power to impeach the secretary of war and can inflict a pun ¬ ishment that will mean everlasting disgrace in case of conviction In that case the president would beheld equal- ¬ ly responsible with the secretary for not having ordered an inquiry prompt- ¬ ly upon the presentation of charges of so serious a character In my opinion the president will find that he will be compelled to order an investigation in If the secretary of war has been guilty of incompetence and neg- ¬ ¬ self-defen- se HiMttiti BRIBHTS disease aasssiSsflw Complaint can surely be cured loJF 6 to 24 weeks by CA BushK D consultation brV letter free Address Salisbury Pharmacy Corry Pa MM wwww f ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ London Aug 27 The Times Satur day morning referring editorially to the American peace commission says The commission is strong in personnel end in policy and must be taken to represent President McKinleys concurrence in the in clination of the republican party towards a policy of colonial expansion The nomination of Mr White may be due to the presidents resolve not to ignore the interests and susceptibilities of the Church of Rome in the final settlement of the Philippines If it be true that President McKin ley is as he seems to be resolved- to hold something more than Manila the logic of the situation will probably lepd him in the end to the occupation oz the whole archipelago ¬ - ¬ ligence as has been charged Mr Mc Kinley can not afford to sustain him Gen Miles is a soldier and like most soldiers is a straightforward truth ¬ ful man He is no more afraid of an issue than he is of an Indian and when he comes back to Washington and tells what he knows an investi- ¬ gation of the war department will be inevitable particular as he will be corrobated y other officers who will be entitled to equal consideration even if they are not of so exalted rank PEACE COMMISSION AIDS ¬ John Moore Massachusetts to Be Secre tary and J R McArthur New York Assistant Secretary w Columtus discovered America I have discovered Files a Petition in Bankruptcy Milwaukee Wis Aug 27 Freder- ¬ ick T Da- - who was president of the commission and Washington Aug 27 The follow- ¬ ing attaches of the peace commission have been selected and will be ap- ¬ pointed by the president John Moore of Massachusetts now assistant secretary of state to be secretary of the ¬ There is a satisfied thelfaces of all who discover the rich quality of IB BATTLE AX glad I ve got it expression on but Z ba ML Mr lir- ¬ ¬ mans people Plankinton bank which failed in 1S93 Friday filed a petition in bankruptcy asking to be declared a bankrupt and for a discharge from his debts Day owes S503SS981 and there is accord ing to the petition absolutely not one cent for the creditors ¬ New York assistant secretary MacArthur was formerly firstsecretary of the United States legation at Madrid and is now on special duties at the state department He has had consid- ¬ erable experience in work of a diplo ¬ J R MacArthur of Mr It is an admirable chew fit for an Admiral In no other way can you get as large a piece of as good tobacco PLUG m Peace Commissioners in Washington Washington Aug 20 Senator Dav ¬ -- occupies comlortable quarters in the Four railroad yards Saturday morn ¬ matrons ward at the city prison ing with his skull crushed died at 2 San Francisco Her husband who is oclock Friday morning without hav ¬ working hard in her behalf is allowed ing gained consciousness The mys ¬ tery may never be cleared as to how to visit her Secretary Alger while at Montauk he sustained the injuries that cost him will confer with Gen Wheeler con ¬ his life Connor was 27 and of a high ¬ Hurt By a Ball t cerning the visit of president to ly respectable family one of the old Diixsbobo Ind Aug 2G William Camp Wikoff The the of est in the city The funeral will prob ¬ visit Lewisen a farmer four miles south of dent Drobablv Will not trilrA the presi- - ably r be held Sunday morning from nlna here was perhaps fatally injured by a tilafter the arrival of Gen Shafler H Holy Trintychurch -- Maine who have been selected for peace commissioners arrived at the white house a little before 10 oclock Thursday and immediately began a conference with the president over the coming labors of the commission is of Minnesota and Senator Fryeof Mrs D A Botkm who is accused of Health Condition at Santiago The Mystery Unsolved the murder of Mrs J P Dunning and Washington Aug 27 Gen Bawton Mrs J Deane ut Dover DeL by send Middletown O Aug 27 Will Con- ¬ reports the health condition of his ing them a box of poisoned candy now nor who was found dead in the Big troops at Santiago Friday as follows ¬ -- t matic nature pfr em ember the name vBFpW o for JO cents when you buy adain wPPP wwWW wmmwWQ W8 lr m a T Total sick newcases5 - 577i total fever 403 total 15 k total returned to duty WELL BRED WED SOON T deaths 7 i Deaths at Fort McPherson Atlanta Ga Aug 27 Privates Henry T Burton Company1 G 1st ARE QUICKLY JH H B GIRLS WHO USE - bull --- Georgia Charles Kemper Battery K 5th artillery and Harry King a re- cruit for the 3d infantry died Friday J typhoid fever at Fort McPherson JKRE WB iV MARRIED -- T ata8BB j I at I t t s 4 V - V rv THEHotnBBON NEwsrpAMsr DEAD tt fuEsi a YrimusTraorM ON THE POINT OF RUPTURE The Relations Between Great Britain and China Greatly Strained The Latter - -- ft r - - Ultf LASTING PEACE The Czar Makes a EX GO V MATTHEWS AMERICANARMY Bill to Be Introduced to Correct Defeets in the Existing Military Laws Also to Increase the Strength of the Army on a Peace Footing to 100000 En ¬ listed Men Mr Hull Is Confident WAS GREETED WITH CHEERS Adm Sehley Warmly Received on His Ar rival In Washington Thanked by President McKiuley Th Bet War Kews International Conference He Passed Away Peacefully Surrounded Dy His Wife and Other Members of Proposition for an His Immediate Family MustJResardPormers Wishes Aug 29 Authoritative London confirmation has beer received of the dispatch from Pekin to the Daily asserting Mail Saturday morningn that the relations between the and Sir Claude McDonald the British minister to China are strained to tile pointof rupture and that Sir Claude has intimated that Great Britain will regard as a casus belli any failure on the part of China to observe her wishes They say that the situation between Great Britain and China is acute Sir Claude MacDonald strenuously insisting that China shall observe her engagements to the Brit ¬ ish syndicates and demanding- satis-¬ - With Russia In the Iead in Such a Step Germany ITrancc and the Other Nations May Follow Views of Soine European Papers London Aug- 29 The czars proposition for an international conference for the purpose of securing- real and lasting- peace among- the powers and the termination of the progressive in crease in armanents as conveyed in a note from Count Muravioff ¬ - - - Fcrmer Gov Claude Matthews was stricken with paralysis Thursday afternoon at Meharrys grove where he was attending- the old settlers meeting- Gov Matthews had just concluded his address when stricken He is speechless and his entire right side is par alyzed Physicians from Elmdale and Wingate are in attendance tand his condition is considered dangerous Aug 25 - Lancaster Ind the Measnre Will Pass New York Aug 29 One of the im¬ portant matters which will occupy the attention of congress at its next ses- ¬ sion will be legislation to increase the Tsung-Li-Yame- ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington Aug 27 Rr Adm Winfield S Schlev reached Washing ton at 410 oclock Friday afternoon over the Pennsylvania railroacL He was quickly noticed at most of the stations along- the line and throughout the trip he was greeted with cheering crowds When the train pulled into the depot here he found a com pact mass o spectators which - strength of the permanent military establishment says the Washington correspondent of the Tribune Chairman Hull of the committee on military affairs of the house of representatives who is in Washington where he expects to remain until early - filled the ¬ the Russian foreign minister to the foreign diplomats at St Petersburg- is likely to produce a sensation throughout Europe and coming- from such a quarter and with such evident sincerity of purpose it is likely to have important effects There is no doubt that with Russia taking the lead in such a step Ger many France and the other nations will be ready to follow - ¬ ¬ 6 Jt0mm- - The czars note has made a profound impression here Some of the newspapers applaud while others greet the communication with reserve or distrust London Aug 29 The Daily Graphic Monday morning- referring- to the pro- ¬ posal of Emperor Nicholas says It would be idle to attempt to ig nore the many and grave difficulties standing in the way of the attainment of the czars wishes but it can not be possible to doubt the sincerity of the magnanimous proposal The Standard says speaking- editorially of the czars proposal Rome Aug 29 - - WW CLAUDE in November is devoting- much atten- ¬ tion to the subject and has already discovered that the war has removed some of the more formidable obstacles which hindered and finally prevented the enactment of a satisfactory law for the organization and increase of the army at the last congress In the coming session he will intro- - THE AMERICAN PEACE COMMISSION VWVAWA MATTHEWS Aug- out into admiral and Mrs Schley when they appeared were greeted with cheers oi Hurrah for Schley Everybody joined in the shouting- and the depot attaches crowded about the admiral factory explanations with regard to and insisted on a handshake At the the Pekin Hankow railwaj If neces- ¬ gates the crowd increased and amid sary the British squadron now as- ¬ deafening- cheers the admiral and his sembled at will support wife the former with her hat off passed the British ministers demands Mean ¬ ple A through two solid lines of peolieutenant and squad of police while add the foreign office officials the negotiations that are being- con- ¬ with difficulty cleared the passageway to ducted by Sir Charles Scott the British ng- the carriage which was in waitiThrough a mass of vehicles and Russian spheres of influences aro that had been drawn up by curious drivers the hansom pulled into Pennsylvania avenue and proceeded direct ly to the Shoreham hotel There were groups of cheerers all the way and a - depot and overflowed the train shed The Wei-Hai-W- ei ¬ Thb Louisville Courier Journal is noW publishing the fullet 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- ¬ ing admirably The Courier Journal has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser- vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by the people and they want the news of The Courier it fresh and accurate Journal realizes this and it is supplying the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k prints the cream of the- daily news It is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from L to 50 cents a year making unquestion ¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best You get paper published anywhere 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-WeCourier Journal and The Bour ¬ bon News will be sent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must be cash and must invariably be sent direct to The Bour ¬ tf bon News office Paris Ky ek TrlutnpU In Pliolorraphic Art This Carbon Photograph will stand the test of time and atmospheric in- ¬ fluences Made in aJl sizes and is dur ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ Wingate Ind 29 - At 630 ¬ oclock Sunday morning- at the quiet Meharry homestead where he was taken immediately after his sudden afflic tion ex Gov Claude Matthews passed away peacefully surrounded by his wife and all the other members of his immediate family There was prayer service accom- ¬ panied by the singing of hymns at the bedside of the dying ex governor Mrs Matthews was very much af- ¬ fected and stated that she would give anything- in the world if her husband would manifest by a single word- his faith in Jesus About 3 oclock the min-¬ ister in the course of the services ask- ¬ ed the dying man if he believed in Jesus The answer as plainly as any one could articulate it was Yes The three physicians reg arded this answer as miraculous as all agreed that the particular part of the brain affected by the paralysis was that governing- speech and that the would probably never have talked had he lived It was the only word he spoke after he was stricken He immediately lapsed into a profound coma from which he did not recover before he passed away at - - ¬ In England at least respect and sympathy will be felt for the proposal It is a conception well worthy of the young- sovereign It is painfully obvious that there are enormous difficulties to be overcome which it is possible the czar in his ardor and humane en- ¬ thusiasm has not maturely considered It is a vision which has occurred to many minds but has always had to be - ¬ ¬ ¬ - JUSTICE WHITE WHITELAW REID i dismissed as a mere dream The na-¬ tions are not likely to cast away the sword unless they have a better war ¬ rant than paper protocols and conven- ¬ tions Moreover the moment does not seem altogether propitious JNew armed nations are arising in Asia and America whom it might not be easy to convince of the safety and desira ¬ bility of abandoning the enterprise on which they have embarked with so much energy Enumerating- the many obstacles to 4he attainment of the obiect sousrht the Standard suggests that the czar hasthp matter ilargely in- - his own uauubyrauumg - If Russia would abandon her menacing- and ajnrressive policy in China and elsewhere the era of universal peace wouldbe perceptibly nearer RSme Aug- 29 The belief here is that the czar first obtained Austrian and German assent to the conference The papers admit the extraordinary importance of the document and pay tribute to the humanitarian motives The Tribuna thinks Germany and Italy will consent but France will disapprove of her allys action Paris Aug- 29 The Figaro believes that the conference will assemble be- cause the czar would not have risked a refusal It believes however that the aspiration is chimerical The Gaulois thinks the proposal a natural one from Russia because the immense armament imposed upon her is the principal obstacle to her devel- ¬ opment The Gaulois saysL France would not gain what Rus--si- a and the other powers would by disarmament Universal peace has been often proposed but never re- ¬ - - ex-g-over- G30 from Wingate Mondaymorningiwith the remains- - o nerhusbandtandwill arrive at Clinton i5d at 130 in the oclock Mrs Matthews started afternoon From Clinton the party will go direct to Hazel Bluffar the home of the dead ex-g-- 6 SECRETARY DAT CHAIRMAN 4 vern or Out of respect to the expressed vsh of Gov Matthews the bodv will note be taken to Indianapolis to lie in state at the capitol The funeral will ocur Wednesday afternoon at an hour toibe hereafter determined and will be held in the beautiful grove adjoining the cemetery as there is no church or other edifice in Clifton of sufficient sizejVtp accommodate the immense crowd that will desire to attend the cavalcade of cyclists formed a voluu tai y esort The admiral stayed only a few minutes at the hotel and then drove over to the navy department where without any preliminaries he reported directly to Acting Secretary Allen The latter accompanied him over to the white house reaching there at 450 The president gave him a most cordial reception The presiden thanked the admiral as he had Adm Sampson for the success of that mem orable engagement of July 3 and took occasion to say that it was that battle which broug ht about the surrender of Santiago The president thanked him in behalf of himself and the nation for his brilliant services on that day and asked him to describe the battle which the admiral did at length The president then entered into a discussion of the work of the Porto Rican commission to which the admiral has been appointed He went over with him the general instructions which will g uide the bod3r in arrang-mg for the evacuation of the Span ish f rom the island and other work During- most of the conference which occupied about an hour Assistant Secretary of State Moore was present On leaving- the president the ad miral drove to his hotel He said his health had improved greatly He wilJ have another conference with Acting Secretary of the Navy Allen and prob ably early Saturday afternoon will leave for New York Many of the friends of the admiral and Mrs Schley learned of their presence at the hotel and called during- the evening Although considerably be ti ter he is not well and said Friday that he expected to leave here Satur day to Visit relatives in Maryland which probably will consume several days after which he will go to Con - able The likenoss is always preserved in minutest detail and can be made frorn any old pictnre I invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before giving your orders for any copying and enlarg ¬ ing of old pictures 1 make your sit- tings free when you desire a large picture from life and guarantee satis ¬ Very respectfully faction L Grinnan Artist 29mar tf Paris Ky C PAYS FOR THE TWICE-A-WEE- K Courier Journa ONE WHOLE TEAR 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Poat paid by mail Almost OF WAR SEWS 4 DAILY RECORD ¬ - ¬ Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k News Service of any has the finest War paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ AH incomparable able accurate subordinated to other issues have been Subscribe at this one great feature The posted once and keep thoroughly offer may be withdrawn in a 9or time The qyi price 50c5 - newspaper twice a week within the reach o the masses A good commis- ¬ Sample copies free sion to agents Write to Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky BY A SPECIAL is for the purpose of placing a greafe A YEAR ARRANGEMFNT YOU CAN GET THE funeral alized Le Journal thinks the- - conference instead of realizing the czars hopes will rather accentuate national an ¬ tagonism if it does dot lead to de- ¬ mands totally inimical to the worlds peace -- rf Hospital Ship Solace Overdue unostentatious arrangements had al readv been made for the funeral Gov Mount and staff will attend the fu ¬ neral at Clinton and a special train will leave Indianapolis Wednesday Ordered Mustered Our Washington Aug 29 The followi- morning- to carry state officials and ng- volunteer regiments were Satur ¬ others day ordered to be mustered out of the Gov Matthews - was born in Bath service The 1st and 5th Missouri county Kentuckj- December 14 1845 at Chickamauga and the 3d Missouri He left Kentucky in 186S and settlejd now at Middletown Pa will go to in Vermillion county Indiana where Jefferson barracks Mo The 159th he had a farm of 2000 acres The gov- ¬ Indiana now at Middletown yill go ernor served a term in the legislature to Indianapolis- - The 8th New York in 1S7C In 1S90 he was nominated now at Chickamauga will go to Hemp- and elected secretary of state and in -- New York Aug 29 A special to the World from Boston says The Red Cross hospital ship solace with sick and wounded sailors from Santiago was due here Tuesday No tidings have been received of her since she left the shores of Cuba and grave fears have arisen concerning her safety The Solace had on board a number of sick and convalescent sailors from Sampsons fleet who were to be taken to the naval hospital at Chelsea f Monday the mayor of Clinton will issue a proclamation to the merchants and others of the city calling uoon them to close their places of business Wednesday so that everybody rnayibe given an opportunity to attend the funeral of their beloved fellow towns- man Mrs Matthews is bearing- ud stir- prising ly well under the strain of her A terrible affliction but friends fear she will suffer collapse after the funeral1 Mrs Matthews received hundredsof telegrams and messages of condolence Sunday Gov Mount expressed the sorrow of the state at the sudden death of the ex governor and requested that the remains be brought to Iudianapo lis to lie in state at the capitol fIn this he was joined by Mayor Taggart To the and other prominent citizens mayor Mrs Matthews governor and replied that Mr Matthews had often said to his family that when he died he wanted no pomp nor parade and would not like to have his bod lie Hence other and more in state r SENATOR DAVIS t - ducea bill to correct the defects in the law and to increase the strength of the army on a peace footing- to 100000 enlisted men He feels confident that the measure will be passed The strongest opposition to the re- ¬ existing ¬ necticut to remain until about time to start for Porto Rica Some ship other AND 1KE Brooklyn he said would be than the selected for this purpose as the Brook TWICE-fl-WElyn was about to underg o needed re 0 JOUN pairs The admiral during- the evening Both One Year For Only talked briefly of some of the principal incidents of the fig ht which led to the destruction of Cerveras squadron and of some other pertinent matters of in SENATOR IJRYE This is for cash subscriptions--onlterestat this time new features of All subscriptions under this combina- which he said were recurring to hini tinn offer must be sent direct to Thb proceeding- in a perfectly friendly as time passed bv He said Bourbon News office Paris Ky It is my opinion that the Spanish spirit admiral might have escaped with pos THE IN A STATE OF ANARCHY sibly one or two of his ships had he NEW YORK WORLD adoDted different tactics in coming People in the Country Districts of Porto out of the harbor Had he diverted EDITION by EK - B0H1B0N HEWS- - I 215 y - 4 A -- -- ¬ stead L L Will Sail on the Seneca Washington Aug 29 The 1892 was chosen erovernor country districts The withdrawal of the Spanish troops gives the g uerillas free play Gen Stone says that the people are terrorized and are praying- for Amer- ¬ ican protection The Snanish former- ized on a modern basis would be a ly covered the country with a mounted Our forces have not 3ret been benefit rather than a drawback to patrol put in pharsre the national guard organizations The natives and the Spaniards are Winnie Davis Condition busy cutting- each others throats Nabragansett Pier R I Aug- 29 Gen Stone sent a full report to Gen The condition of Miss Winnie Davis Miles Fridav night ft who is critically ill here was slightly andv Lieut Fulmerof improved Sunday Ata consultation Battery C of Phcenixville Pa have Saturday by Dr John A Wilcox and resigned from the- - Uhited States Dr Bache of New York her illness service w was pronounaed to be g astritis Lieut Fulmer and Lieut Bean who Prayers were offered Sunday for her are in the same battery jwere tried be recovery in the Episcopal and Catholic fore an efficiency board whose verdict churches here ihas not yet been made known ¬ ¬ -- organization bill last winter and spring came from the representatives of the national guard organizations of the various states and it was effective to a considerable extent The experience of the last four months there is reason to believe has convinced that element as well as a great many congressmen who surrendered to its influence that the opposition was ill judged and unreasonable and that a reasonably strong regular army thoroughly equipped and organ¬ -- Kico Terrorized the Guerrillas Since Withdrawal of Spaniards - THPJCE-A-WEE- K ¬ New York Aug- 29 A dispatch from Ponce Porto Rico to the Her- aid says Gen Stone who has just returned from the vicinity of Arecibo reports that a state of anarcy exists in the -- - I- - - - the course of his ships sending- some ol them east and others to the west it ia my belief that he might have escaped with one or possibly two of the ves sels Such a course naturally would have compelled us to separate our fleet and some of Cerveras ships might have been able to have reached Ha vana Gov Blacks Demand Washington Aug- 27 Gov Black of New York arrived Friday night He says I am here to demand that the government turn over to the state immediately all of New Yorks sol-¬ diers We will not allow them to rot where they are We will take them to Fire Island feed nurse shelter and clothe them at our own expense ¬ 18 Pages a Week 15G Papers a Year FOR ONE DOLLAR Published every Alternate Day except Sunday Capt--Water- s 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seemed of the most cordial character TO THE FARIWERB 0 BOURBON I - New York World is first among all weekly papers in size frequency of The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of Thk J 4 - t H W Porto Ft Wayne Ind Aug- 29 The Rican military commission will sail Michigan conference of the African for Porto Rico on thp Snnppn wViifTi nfc Methodist Episcopal church which Dresent is one of the vessels of the war was in session here this week decided department but probably will be to send Bishop Turner and Rev Mr transferred to the navy Adm Schley Atwood as missionaries to Cuba and will hoist his flag- on her while the Porto Rico Special action may be Brooklyn will go into dock for repairs taken later in regard to the Philip - Missionaries for Cuba and Porto Kico ¬ gJmancial i the Estafeta 5supports tne party which favors the went violently nsahe dhthe street Vabandonment of the Philippines 2 Favors Abandonment of the Philippines M pines jiInaaeBiitheStreetk---v- Ashtabula 0 Aug- 29 Miss Mary Collins a hig hly estimable young la iy vv - JRroAn29 weekly paper Birmingham Ala Aug 29 A wreck Terre Haute Ind Aug 29 A new of- a train bearing- soldieis to Hunts- distillery company capitalized at 300 ville is reported on the Louisville- 000 has let contracts for the erection Nashville near here One man is said of a distillexy in this city to have a to have been killed and many injured daily capacity of 5000 bushels of corn The troops are said to be the 69th New The contract calls for the completion York en route from Fernahdina to of the building before December 1 Huntsville The company in which Fred B Sniith Two enlisted men of the 9th New of this city and George E Emmitt of York volunteers were instantly killed Pekin Ills are the two heaviest one fatally and six seriously injured stockholders will bekan an ti trust in a wreck which occurred on the concern and will manufacture nothing Louisville and Nashville near here but high prcaf spirits Sunday night -- XevrDistUIery at Terre Haute r Soldiers Train Wrecked The Cruisers St Paul and St Louls Washington Aug- 27 The navy de partment has ordered the cruisers St Louis and St Paul to the League Is land navy yards Philadelphia where they will be restored to their condition as liners and returned to the American line from which thev were chartered - ¬ COUNTY As agent of The Page Woven Wira Fence Co I aui prepared to pnt up the best wire fence on the market It ia guaranteed to turn all kinds of stocki and to give satisfaction I have put up fence this season for farmers who have had the Page Fence in use for seven or eight years Willinsr to Stay in the Service I am also prepared to put up Fernandina Fla Aug 27 TUeTe je Chicken Feu cm ou the market the port that the men of the 3d L If yuu are needing nny xence give ui m call desire to be mustered out is fals The regiment is willing- to abide with th 0 W MILLUR Agent decision of th war depi-tsagn-¬ - t -- ami - - - rf- - 4 Col The Royal known THE BOURBON NKWV PARIS KY J 31 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iu7 ViiSS m m ft m Xtg b ii m ri iJ Design of Pattern and Locality of Manu ¬ facture Make the Distinction- - Oh the Pain of Wheat IBank Rheumatism often causes the most in- Many have for years vainly sought relief from this disabling disease and are to day worse off than ever Kheumatism is a Diooa disease and Swifts Specific is the only cure be-¬ cause it is the only remedy which can reach such deep seated diseases fcense suffering j j imL N woman can be too careful of ter condition during the period be fore her little ones are born Neglect or improper treatment then endan gers her life and that of the child It lies with her whether she shall suffer unnecessarily or whether the ordeal j something wron2- better do nothinir than do - I MOTHERS i that is safe to use It is a liniment that penetrates from the outside rierht Vaiiy 1 s the one and the only preparation THE BQDBOH HEWS Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUHE MILLER 1881 i lUlUgS ii 11VC1J 1U v- - i rvuii fr UUJiUCil UUUUV External applications are eternally Internal medicines are radi nrm r wiwiit Published every Tuesday and Friday by Money Orders etc Make all MiliLKR 9 ay able to the order of Champ Checks i Editors and Owners One step One word One inch Youve got to keep on walking wont take you very far wont tell folks what you are- - wont make you very tall Youye got to keep on growing One little ad wont do it all Youve got to keep ein going Youve got to keep on talking Theatrical And Otherwise The Tover The Cycthiana Democrat thinks that humbugs they endanger life Mothers Friend helps the muscles lime could be better used in disinfecting re- ¬ military camps than used in whitewash to relax and expand naturally lieves morning sickness removes for some officers the cause of nervousness and head- ¬ ache and rising Always ask for Paris Milling breasts prevents hard and lessens labor shortens Cos Purity flour All grocers the pains and helps the patient to keep it Insist on having Purity rapid recovery From a letter by a Shreveport La every time woman I have been usine your wonderful remedy Mothers Friend GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS for the last two months and find It just as recommended Remarks In Druggists sell it at 1 Tov iv uiv nr iuui tVor cuan I per bottle V A irZZ- - jr Harvey Hibler is in Cincinnati with an extra good load of cattle Jr Lucas Moore Commissioner of AgriMr Settles Opening Speech John Henshaw who originated the ex- ¬ culture has gone to Michigan to buy Congressman Evan E Settle will pression Its a good thing push it several hundred bushels of Northern make the opening speech of his cam- ¬ along has made another bit with the seed wheat for distribution among the leading farmers of the State this fall paign for re election in this city nest phrase Oh I heard what you said A list of the farmers to whom samples Monday afternoon at the Court house Mr Settle has made a splendid Con- ¬ j - u uj uo 4L Will Smedley a Bourbon boy whose ¬ gressman and heartily deserves bis reLai note Bow of Uillersbnrg sold stage name is Robert Lelaud is a mem- in Cincinnati turn to Congress He has opposition last week t4ven hhds of ber of the Lorin J Howaid ouipnuy f K 3 Gr CJ1 tu OT om MIJU n UCLllci P but is certain that his majority will be 3l 06 VnI uniaiiiU ii which is playing Held Bv Toe Enuiy JrfiVrson ioldi twelve at 17 2o to 11 5 large Mr Settles other appointments this week at Heucks Opera House in and six at 17 to 12 75 Waller Sharp aru Cincinnati Mr Smedley who is now of Sharpsbnrg sold thirty Lexington Monday September 12 at 13 to t 10 a citizen of Salt Lake City has been ou Lagrange Monday September 19 W M Layson ot Millersburg sold the stage three years being one season seven hhds at Versailles Monday September 26 l9Jto 11 with Walker VVhitesides and two yeais Frankfort Monday October 3 with John Griffith He has a tinestae Hodgeuville Monday October 10 We ar- the peoples friends We re- presence and his work is ver creditable pair your Georgetown Mondav October 17 linen and put neck bands on Owenton Mouday October 24 Haggard Reed free New Castle Monday November 7 Richie managers of the Parks Paris Grand Opera House announce W S Anderson that they have arranged for tbe War Nntett About Boys In The Army O Kecommendu scope to project a series of thrilling war Of Peck P O Pike Co Capsules Wrights Celery To the Wright MedlcalC The Second Kentucky has been order- ¬ pictures at the opera house next Monday ients 1 have purchased a box of Wrights ed to go into camp at Anniston Ala and Tuesday nights Sept 5th and 6th VmcUlJSUieMfUIUiauiesl Among the views are th e battleohip gist Waverly O and used themJDmHer arUK- forStoraach andjnay vleaye that point to day to Maine arriving at Havana burial ot tbe Trouble and Constipation 1 was unahi jsed do any th Jug for nearly two years 1 Maj W C Owens of the Second Maine victims the Indiana steaming three boxeof your Celery Capsules and they Kentucky who is at home on a furhave cured me toward the Viscaya Morro castle sol- ¬ afilicted I wish toFor the benefit of other so send this letter lough was in the city yesterday Very truly yours diers swimming school capture of fort W S Andeksom Private Will Clark of Company I near Santiago Cuban cavalry churgea Hold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Second Kentucky came home last week battle between Americans and Span ¬ Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O tor trial size free from Chickamauga and is ill of fever iards fun in a SpanlBh camp firing of at his home ou Third street cannons and views of natural scenery Deering binder twine machine Of the 1043 men who went to Santi- in Cuba oil and all repairs for the Deering ago in the ranks of the Seventy first machine y at New York less than 300 will return to Harry Gnoavanoli the clever New York city from Camp Wicoff R B HUTCHORAFTS of the Danville Advocate prints Cbas McCarthy of Company I Sec- an interesting atory of one colored The very best companies com- ¬ ond Kentucky came home on a furlough woman in Danville having another one pose my agency which insures last week from Chickamauga and is ill arrested for Kungering her The pj typhoid fever at his home in this Penciler deplores the fact that there against fire wind and storm city is no law in Kentucky to punish Hun- Non union Sergeant R P Dow Jr was brought gering W 0 HINTON Agent If the Legislature would ex- ¬ home from Chickamauga last week and amine a Claysville Kunger which was Tin gutter 5inM 5c 7inM 6Jc is ill of typhoid fever at hia home on presented to The News it would doubt ¬ Gal gutter 5in 5Jc 7in 8jc Second street Hip parents are at less provide for dire punishment for the Tin pipe 8in 5c 4in- - 6Jc Olympian Springs where Mrs Dow is crime Tne Kunger contains a piece Gal pipe 3in 6c 4in 8c quite ill of lead ore wrapped with horse hair a A R Broomhall Private J W Bedford of near this magnet a moles foot a broken knite With Cook Winn city who enlisted in the Second Ken- ¬ blade a half coin a petrified twig Job Work Repairing Specialties some negro wool and some lizzard dust tucky and was rejected and who later 16ag 6t all kept in a small red fUnnel bag joined the Sixth Cavalry arrived home Kungering should be prohibited by Saturday night from Montauk Point N Y He was in camp for a time at all means Tampa Fla He has been honorably My agency insures against discharged Sailor Lee of the battleship Indiana fire wind and storm best oil re prompt paying compa- ¬ who was en route to his home in Iowa liable told the writer in Cincinnati Saturday nies non union night of being in the battle off Santiago W 0 HINTON Agent He was yet suffering from wounds in Just remember that all your his arm and leg and told of three bul strength must come from your lets passing through his hat before it Yesterdays Temperature food Did you ever think of fell from his head Lee had just comthat The following is the temperature as Perhaps your muscles need pleted his term of enlistment noted yesterday by A J Winters more strength or your nerves Co of this city or perhaps your stomach is 7 a m weak and cannot digest What 75 9 a- - m you eat Awarded 10 a m ga If you need more strength Highest Honors Worlds ¬ AD VERIISIXU RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser ¬ Before Baby is Born tion half rates each Insertion thereafter per The Andrews Opera Company will Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in black type appear at the Paris Opera House in twenty cents per line each insertion STOCK AND TURF NEWS Fractionsof lines count as full lines when December running at line rates Sales and Traifers Of Stock Crop Obituaros cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ Turf Notes dates resolutions of respect and matter of a encourages the Sol Smith Russell will have a new THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO play this season called Uncle Dick ATLANTA GA Send for our free illustrated book Ktc like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards The Stanford Journal girls by stating that hundreds of kissed heroes are on their way home un- - Orlena L Shackleford in Centuries of Lace in The Womans Homo Com panion gives these interesting facts on lace manufacture The nomenclature of lace is decided by certain peculiarities of pattern mesh or stitches that belong to certain locali- ¬ ties and it is retained even when tbe localities have long ceased to produce their distinctive fabrications Valen- ciennes has aot for many years wrought the laces that bear its name their man- uiacture having long since been trans ferred to Ypres Belgium while the chantilly laces are all made at Bayeux The finest French laces are made in Normandy the cheaper ones come from the Auvergne which was the first French province to produce pillow lace Bayeux with her tributary surround- ings is the largest and best producer of black laces Her chantilly is par ex- ¬ cellence the finest ever made Caen is also a center for black laces Normandy produces good black and white blonds Guipures are made in tbe Auvergne but the finest come from the Vosges Mire courtfuruishesfino point tud pillow lace Brussels furnishes most of tbe Belgian needle points though east Flanders Brabant and Hainault now supply large quantities The old laces for which Binche Bruges and Flanders were once so celebrated are no longer tbe mode though still much prized by connoisseurs This is also true of malines nr mechlin lace and Valenciennes though the latter is returning to favor Bruges makes a round mesh Valenciennes not so beautiful as tbe lozenge ground and coarser qualities come from Courtrai and different parts of Flanders Lille and Valenciennes formerly belonged to the Netherlands which accounts for their early proficiency in lacemaking Flemish guipures are noted for their excellence The Belgian and French laces are the finest in point of fabrica- ¬ tion in the world Paris is to a large extent an emporium for Belgian laces She is the birthplace of fashions and ¬ i n XilCLililctLloill 1 4- - o i 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 V Come and see us before selling your R B HUTCHCRAFT j few years ago I was taken with inflamma- tory Kheumatism which became so intense that l was for weeks unable t0 walk- - x tried several prominent physi- ¬ cians and took their treat- ¬ ment faithfully but was unable to get the slight- ¬ est relief In fact my con- ¬ dition seemed to grow worse the disease spread over my entire body and from November to March I suffered agony I tried many patent medicines me WSRWVSk but none relieved of a Upon the advice friend I decided to try S S S Before allowing me to take it how- ever my guardian who was a chemist ana- iyzea ine remeay anu pruiiuuiiceu 11 iree 01 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 had a touch of Rheumatism though many times exposed to damp and cold weather Eleanor M Tippell 3711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia A Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP Cos Wheat stored on reasonable terms and highest market price paid for Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling office B M RENICK 00 Wf P S Farmers would do well to store their wheat near home i Wanted to Bay I I SSSBlood will cure perfectly and permanently 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay the highest market price in cash or I will furnish sacks and store your wheat in an elevator and buy your wheat when Dont suffer longer with Rheumatism riirow aside your oils and liniments as you are ready to sell at the highest mar- ¬ ket price Those who held wheat last year made big money Store your and mercury will add to your disabil- ¬ wheat and get the profit ity and completely destroy your diges- ¬ E 0 FRETWELL Agent tion 5julv 4t Paris Ky ZZ2I25 A tinvplMpcmiH ¬ through her Society of Decorative Arts To France must be accorded the nalm for black jaces whilo eigmm may wuixu in iui iujo vujjuiuua liueucaaui uer pomts nothing equaling in ethereal delicacy her famous point de gaze ¬ lonno iug alive emulation and rewarding merit infafo U Notice is mineral Books mailed free by Swift McDerniott hereby given that the firm of 6 Spears is dissolved J specmc uo Atlanta Ga K Spears having purchased the inter-¬ est of Fred McDerniott will continue the business FRED McDERMOTT To Cure A Cold In One Day J K SPEARS ¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W auu u aiiico JTcUib 3 ft is guaranteed purely vegetable and soprauns no potash mercury or other 3STOTIOE 4 t till 1 i 1 ¬ - - -- i - i i I I ¬ Nervous Prostration Dr J Curtis Webb an eminent Ev lish physician recently lectured on t Enlnonf Pirn loofnrQn otiu uiVo4 1 u ivuuuioi oiil icju uvcicii juw THE BOURRON NEWS vras a symptom of nerve exhaustion and was atstate iu which the idejis control- AND THE led the body and produced morbid nhanrrpe in ita fnnirinno Tf ollrnTTo3 u cfn nn 11T11 nfprrnTfo1 lo und breakdown followed The seeds i this really terrible disease were in 99 WEEKLY ENQIIIKEK cases out of 100 sown and watered dur- n8 tne period of education and training We have arranged a Clubbing Rate Sirls at and after a critical period of by which we can give life Suoh cases were more frequent since the introduction of the system of Both Papers One Year for only S 225 a J jl e reac misaK AnAXL2 J ncguiai niuc iui duui is ozO of assuming that there was no real dif- ferencQ befcween girls and boys between the ages of 14 and 21 He mentioned fho ftornan occurrence ot cases of anaema and breakdown among girls and aunuuten cms to excessive mental work 6nd the lack of healthy exercise He advocated golf cycling lawn ten- nis and other games as a preventive and corrective and insisted upon the neces ¬ ro--v j - A Good Memory often saves money and also good health If OPEN JUNE 15TB TO OCT 1ST you are troubled wIth constipation indlges- uuu or any iorm 01 stomaen trouoie remem- Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate ber to take home a bottle of Dr Cu Id wells Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to Waters The prettiest Place and best you Trial sizes 10c lo doses 10c large size 50c kept Sumvner Resort in the West and SI 00 of W T Brooks druggist Paris For particulars apply to Ky ljun m Springs 0 APT J M THOMAS Proprietor IRVINE KY ftDMlKISTRATQRS NOTICE f t All persons having claims against the estate of Augusta G Rogers deceased must present same properly proven as required by law before me at my ofiBce before Sept 1 1898 or else be barred V By order of the Bourbon CountW Court il 5 July 2 1898 J5 KOGEKS Administrator 3t T fc sity for regular indulgence in physical exercise It was not work which hurt in work after natuw hoH hQlH stilt- ¬ Pvance - Now is the how Hnnnn r i rmn n 1 i - Un timp to socure the advantage of low prices in Pen-ciler ¬ ¬ petite and irregularity of functions Nervous exhaustion sometimes occurred as a result of excessive physical exer- ¬ cise and among middle aged ladies as a result of worry The remedy in the lat ter case was to live easier and according to rule The complaint was also met with in young children and was in these cases generally due to the forcing of mental faculties or constant scolding and nagging ¬ fihaPe of constant lassitude loss of ap Are You EasilyTired ¬ ¬ r s i - DR v Fair r T80 1 a- - m 82i 86 87 85 then take mm 6 3 P- - p m m m - 7p m fP 5P- SCOTTS EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo phosphites The oil ia the most easily changed of all foods into strength tfid the hypophos- hites are the best toaics f jr the nerves SCOTTS EMUli SION is the easiest An Estimate of Henry George Henry George had all the popular gifts of the American orator and jour ¬ nalist with something more Sincerity rang out of every utterance Sparing in book knowledge he had hammered out his thoughts upon fhe forge of personal experience and showed them hot from the hammer rude and unfinished in form For this very reason Progress and Poverty a stumbling block to responsible politicians to the economic professor foolishness struck the common mind of the thinking people with convincing and dramatic force The influ- ¬ ence of this first book of serious economic import which ever reached the outer circle of the Enghsh reading public is not to be slighted It is a matter of deep significance that such a book should have reached a circulation of far upward of 100000 copies Upon the pressure of the early popularity of his bqok Henry George threw the weight of his present personality and his great gifts as orator and debater secured his influence and widely advertised his doc trines fct a time particularly favorable to their reception Fortnightly Re ¬ view ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - gig zjf IIHTTIP They aiv wer dnod and ood as they ever hk xvs sook las to be re to make room for new goods t a ji JF WALL PAPER Weil j is- tome in and name your own pnoe Voii can secure bar ¬ gain now iioth in price oi paper and charges made for hanging If have tTou p to rent I will sell you fine piper for thm at cheap - i I Vt yu paper price m A New Phraec 84 8 CREAM BAKING POWDER k 1 v - A r MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free 10m Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant The ess of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egg of last month but theres a difference in another respect and that difference is worth money Its just so with laundrv Tho diffrnna between good work and poor is slight to the unnraotirpd diacprnmanf i difference that counts every time Its a difference tbat changes your laundry bill from an expense to an investment We do good toorfcMt will cost no more bat it8 worth double v- There are eggs and eggs 1 M YEARS THE STANDARD fuJrWork drence weak throats for coughs of e very kind and for all cases of de- bility weak nerves and loss of flesh -- and quickest ure for A very expressive phrase was evolved by a school board inspector at South wark police court A woman whose child had been remiss in attending school admitted that on a previous oc ¬ casion she had told a lie to save her husband whereupon the inspector that these mothers who keep their children from their classes in or ¬ der to escape fines lied like gas me- tera Notes and Queries emarked J to T HINTON - Wood ManeV furnished cpmplete Undertaking in all its branches Emhalmimr ci- ntifi ally attended CARRTAUS FOR HIRE f Bourbon Stsam Laundry 50c and Sioo all druggists SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York 4 What I want to find is a tonioj for people who have to live with themV J Boston Traveler MMoMWtKH 3 T t ous persons Simpkins No- A Real Need Do yon know a good tonic for nervv v- - i y - - - J I 1 1 i - su TEE B0triB3K TTirW Sepi einber Revenue Assignments 7EW J PARIS Ki TJESDAY SBBIKntXUtZlliUMBUl AUGUST 30 1898 eijitfjnawjlijalliLi1AZj-- THE BOUBBON HEWS Eighteeutli Year Established 1881 PERSONAL MOTION ¬ Among Collector Roberts revenue as - - V if signments for September are noted Sroreket pers J M Jameson G- G Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as White Co W A Johnson Ben S ass mail matter aecoi Drake J R Mc hesney Paris Distilling Co O P Carter Jr S J Green TELEPHONE NO 124j bamii Midway J Al Bnrbridge J D Sprat e Peacock Distilling Co P Nip SUBSCRIPTION PRICES pert Loval Mayes M T Kenney Payable in Advance Gaugers J S2 00 Six mouths 100 Bourbon Distilling Co One year Sous news costs you cant even get a re M Rnssell E H Taylor Jr port FKOM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Graham Frankfort Thomp ¬ liaorot son Ware Paris Distilling Co G G Make all Checks Money Orders Etc White Co Peacock Distilling Co E MlMiKR payable to the order of CHAMP B Hedges W A Gaines Co J M - Blakemore Frankfort There are twenty Mormon missionaries in Kentucky Pepoer and Tarr Boone Day will be observed in Ken tucky schools on October 22d ¬ COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY ¬ Danville Winchester Cvnthiana and other Ken ¬ tucky cities want street fairs c Lexington Harrodsburg Ivr The corner stone of the new Courthouse at Lexington will be laid with imposing ceremonies next Monday - ¬ X Unusually low excursion rate to Cin ninnnti Onppn Crescent Route to GUHVV7 10 Tickets A R Encampment Sept tf sell September 3d to 9th -- 9 IPl An ice cream supper will be given at Sit Carmel Church on Thursday night Sept 1st for the benefit of the church fiid JflAdmission twenty- - cnts Cincinnati Enqairer Tarr of the William Tarr Company distillers of Lexington Ky was in the city yesterday among Old whiskey his friends in the trade dealers still like to tell the story of the man who called for Tarr whiskey at a certain first class bar in this city and upon tasting it declared he had heard a great deal about Tarr whiskey but couldnt say that it tasted much of that article And this man was not the same who having heard of the fire water that is made by Col James E Pepper bought a drink of the much talked of Iwbifcky and was surprised not to Pjp Col William - - bacco Sticks Oak and Poplar Marshal of the Civil WjII has been appointed sell Oak at 475 and Pop Col James M Arnold of Newpori JigJ fecbiveu two cars of To- ¬ War Division iu the great civic parade at Cincinnati ju Sept 8th ¬ cash Prices on luirber ia same pro Gov laude Mathew6 of Indiana portion Ex J M THOMAS who was born in Bath county Ky died W B Nickels Agent Sunday morning An extended notice will be found on page three SCINTILLATIONS lar at 400 per 1000 ¬ if a September 3d to 9th inclusive Frank An Interesting Jumble Of News And fort and Cincinnati Railway will sell Comment round trip tickets to Cincinnati at 1 65 The Model Steam Laundry burned at W H Cox Agent Harrodsburg Friday night Geo Macey won 17000 on his mare Lost A canvass hunting coat conLost on Main Sister Jane at Windsor Canada last taining loaded shells street Sunday Finder return coat to week The News office and get reward 2t Iu Louisville Friday Delia Fox cut to because her Eld Walter Cash of Missouri ami her throat new dress lover refused buy her a Eld J H Oliphant of Indiana wilt Ice cream fl ivored with impure preach at the Stony Poi t Cunn h t eleven cclock this morning and Wednes lemon extract killed three persons and dangerously poisoned twenty others day morning last week atOreenfield N Y ForSaIE Fine saddle horse 5 3eais Gen C M Clay has bought a house old light bay 432 hands high goes all and three acres of land near Versailles the gaits uo blemish of any sort gentle for his child wife Dora Clay He has for lady ridei Apply to Will Rice filed suit for a divorce giviug abanlon 23aug 3t Second St Paris Ky tnent as the cause Dr 32 O Gnerrant the well fcnown nmnf bmYters are haviner some e od Saturday afternoon Presbyterian evangelist gave his annual sport near Paiis Messrs Robt Ferguson Vol Ferguson 401d Folks Dinner at Wilmore Thurs ¬ Jas Ferguson Dr Knox and Porter day With the exception of the host 10 guest was present who was under Smith killed over two hundred seventy years of age Lost A tine Cuoks lev- - between tJ GSfc received two cars of Tc corner MiJio and Fifth and comer Hiuh B F are eat and Filth The initials bacos Sticks Oak and Poplar in the wosd Will pav reasonable re Oak at 4 75 and Pop- ¬ ¬ ington yesterday Mrs W H Roberts i visiting friends in Cynthiana Mrs Swift Champ is spending a few days at Estill Springs Miss Louie Bruer is at home from a visit to friends in Maysville Messrs Dan Peed and Ed Keller are at home from Mackinac Mr John Barnes of Mt Sterling waB a visitor in the city Sunday Mr F d Armstrong of Lexing tonJwas in the city yesteiay Dan McMillan of Georgetown was a visitor in the city yesterttRy Mrs Cornay Watson left Saturday for a business trip to New York Judge H C Howard was in Richmond on a business trip last week Mrs A C Adair and children have returned from a visit in Cincinnati Miss Tune Jameson left Saturday for a visit to Miss Norma Snell in Cyn thiana d Attorney Chas Wood and Booue Ingels of Carlisle were in the city yesterday Smith OBrien was taken suddenly ill Saturday evening but is now improved Miss Margaret Spencer of Lexing ¬ ton is the guest of Miss Armilda McMillan Mr and Mrs J T Lail of Cynthi ana were guests Sunday at Mr S M ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Mayes Columbia TennjBettie Combs The Depots Tn The Hotel LobbieH And Mary Purnell Bessie Woodford Flor- ¬ Elsewhere ence Hudson Elizabeth Fayette O P Clay has typhoid fever Spears Kite Russell Bertha Hinton Dr Lynn Moore of Detroit is here Louise Bashfcrd Ida Friend Olivia tsneKner Margaret uutier jNeine Mann on a visit Fannie Man j Carrie Frank Sue John ¬ Bishop Hibler is in Chicago on a son Mt Sterling Mary Goff Dr H business trip A Smith Dr M H Daily Dr F L Rtv Dr Rutherford was in Lex- Lapsley Messrs F P Walker Ed - lWWB Piirrish Amelia Clay Mary Laura Lilies on Trundle Daiav Tyler DeKalb Clara Nantine Wilmotb Allie Alice Hart Spears Sadie Hart Eddie Spear3 Rebecca tscaei s 3 ARRIVING DALY lew 1 U si VI wo C0 ¬ lew Wrapper New I Hutchcraft John Brennan Ford Brent Henry Lilleson Will Hinton Strother Qnisenberry John Davis Frank Clay Jr Chas Daugherty Chas Dickson Albeit Hinton Sam Clay Ed Tucker John Miller Stephens Clell Turney Talbott Clay T H Clay Jr Dr Lynn Moore Detroit Walter Champ Mr and Mrs T H Tarr 1 Q Ward Jr is ill Mr P P Cummins of Leesburg is visiting relatives in the city Miss Jeunie Hanson of Lexington is the snoex of Mrs T H Tarr E litor G R Keller of the Carlisle Merc- vvis in the city yesterday Mr James Wilson arrived home last night f re in Michigan much benefited in health Mrs Sarah Lary returned yesterday to Newtown after a six weeks visit in Bourbon Mr and Mrs G Tucker leave this morning for a trip to Niagara Falls and mm 03 plaice UIIlip dill nditiilioiGSi C3c ITTTGIEgLElIOj 529 Main St Paris Ky unites Great mm m 4e i ¬ Mrs Nannie Offutt is dangerously elsewhere ill of typhoid fever at the home of her Handsome Picture given with 5 purchase brother Mr JSirams Wilson Mrs W O Paxton has returned to Covinutun companieci by Mrs Mamie Wilmoths Fithian nd d mghter Miss Edna who Mrs David Trapp has returned to will spe d a few days in that city Lexington after a visit to relatives iu Misses Josi and Mamie Shawhan and near Paris who have bjen the guests of their WE HATE KECEITED A SFLSHISID STOCK OP Mr Will Wornall is dangerously ill cousin Miss Maud Stout returned to of fever at the home of his mother Mrs Cynthiana yesterday afternoon IMPORTED SUITINGS ASD TROKSERIKfiS Kate Wornall Mr and Mrs W K Massie who Miss Bertha Hinton left Saturday have jnr returned to Lexington from for a visit to Miss Montgomery in Cape May came to Paris yesterday Fancy Lawn in great variety 4o pev yd Domestic Organdie Lawn best quality lOo per yd Genuine French Organdie Lavyns 18c per yd New York 36 it Sea Island Percales only Sc per yd White Duck Skirts full width for 50c Mis Edith Cox who has been visit Our finest Tap d Ladies Bleached Vets 1c ing relatives in Bowling Green has reLadies and Childrens SeavnleFS Hoe for I0c turned home Regular Dollar Summer Corsets for 50c Private John M Clay of Company Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton 5c I who has been ill at his home at Eliza- We could give you columns f 3a gains like thee but pace for beth i improving bids and we only ask you to call and get our prices before purchasing ¬ Everything in Our Sore will he offered regardless of Cost for the next 30 days and w mention jaet a few of the Bargains 50 pieces of Simpons Percales oc per yd - M D CON DON ward for return to The News office - Will sell lar at 400 per 1000 cash 5v Thirte miorf mriinents the First New Hawipt hire and ifae Second and Fifth Mwonri arrived Sunday at Lex ington There are now nearly twenty thousand soldiers camped near Lex ington the Commissary Depart ¬ ment at Lexington has written to a well lraown Parisian asking if any Bourbon man could furnish one hundred gallons of milk per day for the soldiers in caTRf at Lexington A3 officer of Prices en lumber in same pro potion L J M THOMAS W B Nickels Agent N Excursion i To Lexington and return A ug 26th good returning 29th account K of P Eighty j pic aiie and soldier camps cente round trip Round trip to Ciucinnati Sept 3d to 8th 165 account G A R meeting To Pittsburg Oct 8 9 10 limited to 18 i Wm Edward was recently killed by accident at the Paris Milling Companys trail has resigned Ms position as chief miller and will be succeeded by Alfred Slaert for- merlj of Fleming county but late erf Mr Wolcott will Covington Ohio jrath his family to Penney Temove qrania Wolcott whose onaecount Knights Templar Con- ¬ One fare for round trip brother clave One fare for the round trip to Annual Convention of Christian Church at Chattanooga Oct 10th to IStfa Round trip 205 to Olympia Springs and retura during Summer season Partieeeonteraplating a sumimer tour time- ¬ can get valuable information hotel guides and Summer resort table booklets by calling on or addressing B Carr GenT Agent ij Paris Ky r i So far as the Second Kentucky is con ¬ cerned things seem to go by contraries The regiment wanted to be sent to the front but it was kept at Chickamaaga Since theghtine is over the boys want to be mustered out The chances are however that it will be one of the last volunteer regiments to be mustered out The Second has been ordered to Aunis two cars of To bacco Sticks -- Oak and Poplar Will sell Oak at 475 and Pop ¬ lar at 4fl0 per 1000 cash Prices on lumber in same propor- ¬ Ju t received tion 3t W B Nickels Agent Storage For Grain J M THOMAS Elizabethtown ann has retnrnel Miss Fannie from a months visit to Mrs W M Miller in Millersbnrg Mr and Mrs Edw Ditchen returned yesterday to Cincinnati after a vis t at Mr S M Wilmoths Harry James arrived borne Satur day night trom a trip to Indianapolis St Louis and other cities Mrs Herbert Thompson who has been visiting relatives in the city re turned Saturday to Lexington Messrs Twlbott Clay and Albert Hinton leave to day for a trip to Macki nac and other points in Michigan and Mies TerrilL of Richmond are Mass Minnie Isgrig of Elizabeth grest8 of Mrs Sallie Wslcox West Mrs G B Alexander and Miss Kate Alexander and little Mass Marion Alex-¬ ander have returned from Olympian Springs Capt J M Jones formerly of this city who has been ia St Paul has re¬ turned to the Protestant Infirmary at Lexington Editor Wm Reisington spent Sat ¬ urday and Sunday iu Mason county at¬ tending the Germaaitown Fair and visiting friends Mrs Fannie Taiiott and daughters Misses Mary Glenn and Anna Lee have returned from a visit to relatives in Falmouth and CyntMana Miss Sue Todd of Indianapolis is the guest of Mr and Mrs J J McCHn tock on Third street where she will be joined by Miss Elisabeth Pickett in few days Mr and Mrs W O Hinton and Messrs Chas Daugerty and Albeit Hinton and Dr M H Daily atended an entertainment given Saturday night near Lexington by Miss Eva Freeman in honor of her guests Mihs Lucy Farmer of Louisville Mips Little of Owensboro and Misses Hall and Freeman of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ afternoon for a short visit to Mr and FOR SPRING AND SUMMER M3 W W Massie Mr E B January went toSt Louis Sturd iv and will return to day accom- ¬ panied by bi- daughter Miss Mary Rus ¬ sell Jjinunrv whohas been visiting rela- ¬ - Our Prices are lower than any house in Centre Kentucky whdL quality ard style are considered We ask you to give us a call Wt J tives in Kansas City BIRTHS S E TIPTON Cutter The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women t r ani JTa Tiocf lrffJor frifmcM- ly of this city now of Lexington are happv over the arrival of a son W Rutherford Frazier Mrs Frazier was formerly Miss Lid a Hornsey NUPTIAL KNOTS Co of this city have ezs- J Winters Mr J H gsged the services of an eminent optician to be Keller two popular memhers jf the Walters Party the wll known artists a their storeon the second and last Thursday of surprised their many friends by getting each montii who will test your eye sight and married tew day go in Cmcinnati you with glasses and guarantee satisfac- ¬ one fit Each ot the contracting parties Call in and h ve your eyes test d free o Mr and tion child ty a former carriage Mrs Waiters who are now stepping in charge Cyothiana were in the city Friday and Next visit will be Thursday Sept 8 1898 by EngAganent8 emKizatitmH Of The Marriage Vw Watters and Mrs Julia Announcements And Sol A h ifcas wer e warmly congratulated inanv friends OBITUARY their A FASTIDIOUS MAN To ftecr fully DedicatedDead The Memory sal way s ses that Ins linen ul Of Tke Ifancy vesS are well iauwljvd Dr hn Sweeney and Private Will We are Swpfiit y jorh of Company I Second white and immaculate Fetvcly ie ill of typhoid fever at cateriiijj just now to th Summer thrr hcun- - iu this citv iman in laundering everything that is neesary to his hot weather apLHIMAH 1 ¬ F W T I lit lM I TOBACCO WAREHOUSE CO LOUISVILLE Four Miiiths Storage Free Independent Warehouse KY djck Negligee whirls pique ard crash suits fancy veu and white lanen codars shirts and scuffs Lndes Fhi t waists w like new Jaunder parel js fill Pi7 tcwt t K i ton Ala Franklin Mrs James M Hughes entertained guests Friday at dinner in I have storage capacity at my ware- ¬ the followinganniversary of her birth houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for honor of the issue negotiable warehouse Mr J G Smedley Dr and Mrs C B which I will Ceawford Brus have lately improv ¬ ed their barber shop making it decidedly the most attractive shop in Paris W L DAVIS Agent liauO Paris Ky The Bourbon Sieaaa Lanaulry W M HINTON JR Telephone No 4 rR lloprietnr ¬ They offer a prompt expert and polite service and their shop is as cool as any in the city Hotor cold baths at any n mm receipts and will guarantee the holder can borrow two thirds the market price of the grain at the banks at seven per Storage one cent per cent interest vf bushel per month or fractional part hoar thereof No charge for handling or sacks Parties who held their wheat last year were paid handsomely for so Call Meettag doing Will pay New York or Balti- ¬ more prices less the freight any time The members of the Sufolla Club you wish to sell will please meet at the club room toR B Hutchcraft eight oclock Business of imnight at Price Co ara going to quit portance C O Hinton President handling trunks not having the ¬ ¬ I Smith and daughter Martha of Millers WITHOUT P40 burg Messrs A and B Smedley r Dtllill5TflAT0R5 M nier to loan on real estate mortgage Hutchison Mr and Mrs Ed Myall and HO COGAHE HO GAS Apply to Th r News office II daughter Louise Mr John Roseberry Miss Amanda Porter Mr and Mrs r- d by ihe ui fcn i If voure the lady who can only by m- - and 34ikuowp ii ll Bruce Miller Mr and Mrs Roseberry wfar a size 1 2 2 3 3 h -- u 4 4A 5 you can find a pair aDBOiuiejy ncr i wu miY Rogers and son Barton Mr Nat MlHinsr H1l jr w5li Catephoric trwrm m for paints of Tan Oxfords at our Vft a Rogers Mr and Mrs W E Board and -- Lyj xj yj j li store that will fit you and filling Howard attunm son Lyons Mr and Mrs N H Bayles give you perfect satisfac- ¬ Q 00 S LILLESTCBS Ji and daughter Miss Elizabeth tion A few black ones Set of teeth all out mostly tan and 4t in U0 Adoir D Miller Decd Upper and lower- Miss Emma Miller gave a charmThey have pointed toes HOct up filling Silver ing card party at her home on Duncan are worth from St50 to liWi up Gold filling avenue last evening in compliment to 2 X 00 we will sell them for uui Gold crmvus romt If in need of one you can her winsome guest Miss Sybil Ande -00 cts Painless extraction 35 cents a pair buy at actual c st WET WHEAT CALDWELLS son of Salt Lake City Utah The in- ¬ 100 for 3 pairs s vited guests were Misses Kate ¬ We have nucMnes that will Close out prices on straw matting der Miss Wilson Pennsylvania Alexan n them if you are looking Cum hu INDIGE3TIOM Nannie fur Spot Cash 321 Main St Paris Ky ur ui Oxfords tf thoroughly clean and dry your at J T Aiutons Clay Sue Clay Annie Clav opp Court house Miss wheat if tlr ashed wet Chrrges Stauffer Pennsylvania Shoe Store 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Hours Bargaixs at J T Hintons FuTaiuxaw j Iceland Jersey butter for Etta and Mamie McClintock reasonable wyTeepnone 7 9 store this week Marie Parrish Bessie Meehan Coving- - Cor 4m V raio Pari Ky J H HIBLER 00 sale by Newton Mitchell Zev To Lean TEETH EXMACTFJ Illllff A -- ai iZ v MPt JTV ¬ i j mi 1 1 f SDR PEPS N Gays v1 ffp r - r yjni iKtotfrftx Tvmi ar 35 TV - 1 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by bcTkERmilxr lEditors und 0wMBB A BRIGHT EYED THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 30 1898 and a menace to the peace of the com ¬ munity and in the event of these star beacon light which troubles coming to a crisis demanding Little star little beams afar troops I think it not Cheery lighthouse guiding travelers to the presence of the unlikely that the mine would be shut Heavens golden harbor bar With thy taper burning clear flashing down by order of the district com- ¬ CELESTIAL heavenly signals here Signaled messages mysterious from the far off better sphere We would learn what thou canst tell learn it thoroughly and well What became of all the beauteous stars that burned awhile and fell What contains that wondrous world just beyond those clouds impearled Where retire departed glories when the sunsets flags are furled What do thy clear glances trace in lnflnltv of space Too vast for calculations of the pun7 hu ¬ man race In the myriad worlds which we cannot even faintiy see Dwell there noble spirits we shall know in ages yet to be In those worlds which ceaseless roll does each deathless human soul To wicked forces reigning here give bitter toil or toll Do the poorest suffer loss do the weakest bear the cross Do those the most deserving find lifes har- ¬ vest dearth and dross Do the people crawl and sin tarnished wealth awhile to win But to have it curse their children when Death gathers toilers in Do they lie to gain false ends do they stab their trusting friends Do they sow the earth with evil and refuse to make amends Maybe so but never mind thy calm silence is most kind For tis better facing some things to be ig- ¬ norant and blind Guide and beacon shalt thou be till our souls by Death made free Are lit by thy love lamp to truths of Gods eternity I EDGAR JONES OVERHEARD AT Tnllclng- Tiaw - THE MAST The Bowery Iteernit Docnut Do Macli of Trouble On men-o-w- ar for Fear all offenders board against the rigid discipline of the navy are brought to the mast There in the presence of the officer of the deck the captain heard complaints and awards punishments The following amusing- - incident is related by a naval officer as having actually occurred on one cf the cruisers now off Havana Jes like dis capn said the Bow ery recruit who had been brought to the mast for fighting as I trows me divan in de ditch I pipes de spud peeler plan tin his fcelersvon me swash can and ¬ mander All this he submits respectfully and signs himself John Darcie Hamilton Now whether the charges against me are true or false has nothing to do with the question Is this Darcie Hamilton entitled to be called my guest to enjoy the shelter of my house and the privilege of my daughters society Is she doing right by herself and by me in making him her friend not to speak ¬ of Let me look at the letter said Faith She held it in her trembling hands trj ing to fix lier mind upon the last few sentences and to compare the written words with those she had heard her father pronounce she turned to the date and then she went back again to the signature Take it please she said handing to her father I think there is not it much to choose among lis I dont know what you may mean by that Include yourself if j ou think you must do so but stop there if you please anjthing more Hold on ing to be hoodwinked inrted to recover his property I digs him in de stoop wid me stilt and plants me squeezers in his ticklers but de guy starts de ki y when I jolts him in de mask That is to say said he officer ol the deck that he gav the cook a kick and commenced to pull his whis kers when the latter started to yell whereupon the seaman hit him in the captain He means to say captain said the officer of the deck that as he was stowing his hammock in the nettings he saw the cook trying to steal his water bucket He hangs de bluff again me dat it is hisn continued the seaman but digs de packing out o my peepers and goes to squeeze de bone Which is equivalent to stij ing said the officer of the deck that the cook would have him believe that the bucket was his own but the seaman refus ¬ whats that said the ¬ ¬ -- seem to have all gone back to barbarism As to the rest whether I sent the message or whether it was sent him falsely in my name it does not matter to me at least Believe what you like we shall never know each other any more As your daughter I have onl3r one last thing to ask of 3ou money enough to take me back to my mothers people You shall have all the money you want as you always have had but as You to going back you are crazy now unless you are cant go anywhere expecting a regiment of troops to es- ¬ I admit said Faith that he is not what I thought him I dont under- ¬ stand YTe kitchen door and the oor of a cellar tunneled into the hill It was to this rear entrance facing the cellar that Wan conducted Darcie on the evening of the 10th the front or office door being locked and the rooms within empty and dark The house was shutterless but Wan did not omit the precaution of drawing down the green linen shades before lighting a lamp Darcie listlessly accepting the doctors view of the situation together with any solution of it that might have occurred to his friendly ingenuity asked no questions of his guide he cared as little what was to become of him as at that moment he cared for his life and after the customary ac knowledgment of his service Wan said good night and left him alone in the doctors kitchen The cat rose up from her bed and patted softly across the floor to inquire concerning a strangers presence humping her sleepy back and purring inter- ¬ rogatively Darcie stroked her with his left hand but declined her next con- ¬ fiding proposition to leap upon his knees She continued to lavish feline blandishments upon him undiscour aged by his indifference passing and repassing his chair to rub her sides against his leg clutching the floor with one spread pawr and then the other and breaking out into loud purring at a casual look or a touch of his hand After a time she gave him up as an instrument of creature comfort and went back to her carpet behind the fir-e-proo-f ¬ cort you At bedtime Faith was coming down the long second story passage when she met Darcie walking toward her listless ly with a tired wandering step He knew that she had been with her father and as he searched her pale downcast face he saw that some new trouble was upon her and his eyes were full of ¬ ¬ BOUSE AND LOT AND BUCK Whats the matter that ve cannot SMITH SHOP FOR SALE sleep Mike inquired Is your arm hurtin ye bad DESIRE to sell my houso and ot Everything is hurting me Darcie with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ specified My arm weighs a ton and ville Ky I will sell for hatf cash bal every pound is pulling on the small of ance in twelve months For further my back and theres a sickish lump in particulara address or call on BENJ F SHARON my chest that stifles me Is it likely I Jacksonville Ky tl3oct tf can sleep Thats a quare mess av symptoms 30 have I snags I dunno what to make 3 av it Whisper Darcie Mike coaxed lowering his tumultuous voice to a sen ¬ I timental aside that might have been heard barring the intervention of the cellar walls across the gulch Have n J r ye irot it an nxeu wia Your O sruriv Are ijK The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every w 3 e m it 1 stove Lawn No for Dont talk to meDarcie groanedly gents Orchard Garden The wind sweeping down the gulch brought with it the deep diapason of turning his face away from the candle I Strawberry and general nursery cat- Sure twasyourself that was talkin Kiugue on application to What was I savin DivI a word be H F HILLENME 2ER yond whats civil Mike protested Lexington Ky rather sulkily He lay silent watching Telephone 279 Darcies face till he could bear its changed expression no longer ALVA CRAWFORD Oh bad luck to thim What was CARL CRAWFORD ye doin anyhow that they fired ye out an you no betther nor a sick choild Shut up shouted Darcie I fired myself out ¬ havin the means o conshumnln me own shmoke when Im cookinV It was after 11 oclock and all was yet silent outside so far as the deaf and dumb walls of the cellar reported the sound of the night Darcie was lying on the pallet of boards and blankets that Mike had prepared for him broad awake and staring in the darkness His arm was aching steadily and he was thinking thinking the black thoughts of grief at night trying the depths of his pain and finding it very deep indeed He had forgotten all about the doctors poppy and man dragora He stretched forth his hand and felt Mikes shoulder and shook the honest sleeper beside him Make a light will you Inntlie here in the dark he complained in an injured voice as if Mike had several times and persistently refused him the small boon of a candle H A SMITH DEKXTTISTOffice over G S Vardeu Ofllcft Co U Hours 8tol2amltp5p DEALER IN r GEO W DAVIS FTorniture Cloths Carpets Mattresses Window Shades Oil Etc Special attention given to Cndertalc ing and Repairing - V 0 Main Street - - - Paris Kt I ¬ 1 1 EJLNGr 898 TREES PLANTS VINES A 11 T T 1 a fc ¬ n - u i 1 CRAWFORD BROS HFl-3pe2-t face I breaks a brace of tombstones and lets de geezer free when he plants a me sniffer and Stop stop X CK fOOTE stall agin me wind and starts de fizz at Copyright 1894 love and beseeching by Mary Hallock Foote If tf o ii f said the captain I take it said the officer of the deck that he knocked two of the cooks teeth out and then let him go but the cook not being satisfied commenced to choke the seaman and gave him a blow which caused his nose to bleed Well now my man said the cap tain if I hear any more Choctaw spiel like this Ill caress the stomach of your jeams in a way that will remind you of a Hindoo skate on the Midwaj and in the meantime Ill give you a boobie wctch with bracelets in the re frigerator for a seven spot Which means observed the officer of tiie deck tdfhe seaman fliat any more mutilation pf the English language by you Avill cause the captain to kick the stuffing out of you and meanwhile you get a week in the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ VIII Continued ¬ Mr Bingham produced a letter in a long blue envelope unseated and without an address He offered it to Faith I will not touch it she cried For Can you stoop to read shame father a private letter picked out of the pock- ¬ ets of your guest by your own serv¬ ants ¬ brig with handcuffs and shackle Colliers Weekly WOES OF A HERO - Ke Finds That the Greatest Danger Is Not at tiie Front Gqts Too f Much Coddling - War is pretty bad of course re marked a blue coated man with a bandage under his coat but I declare in some ways women are as bad as only they kill you with Spaniards kindness instead of bullets I came home from Santiago with this little Avound in my hip and really I cant tell 3rou how Ive suffered since from the women of my family It is all right of course this world would be a deiof wild beasts without the love and sympathy of woman but the ¬ pretty sort of guest tfT guest is a spy and he is my pris- oner shouted Mr Bingham I have the right to search and I have proved liis tradeon him by the papers die carries Abby was right to inform our boys of this meeting r and they were right to be there prepared to take him The time demands 4it alive or dead A spy expects the treatment of a spy he knows what that is when he agrees to take the job jSTow hear what he says for himself This is a fetter addressed to Sir Peter Plymptony the president of our company as you know The date is June 30 the day of that oc casion iyou referi to in a manner so respectful to your father when we first met this Mr Darcie Hamilton alias Jack Darcie His father is Archibald Hamilton one of our directors so its not for the wages he has taken up the trade its pure love of the business I will not stop to read each specific charge that he brings against me you can read the letteryourself if you like Perhaps you have read it Faith rejected the letter with a pas sionate gesture Then you will have to take my word for the contents Its the old list of My guest A 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ thought that she must have gone through with enough since he had seen her last to account for the change in her sensitive expression The question of the moment with him was how he best could help her He held out his left hand and waited for her to speak His look was utterance enough but She she would not meet his eyes swerved slightly awaj- - from him avoid his touch and as he called her by name in the tone that he used for no name but hers she uttered just two words Oh dont There was no mistaking the accent of repulsion almost cf horror with which they were spoken What is this he asked straighten ing himself involuntarily under the sjmpathy He Sure twaB youraolf that was calkin from ye the way ye are so pile it on Shop But what I want to know is and Im bound to know it for Ive me plans to lay will she be comin wid us whin was I sayin What me Theres not a thing I wont take Barbers corner Mam and Fifth Sts were ready to put out o this She will not JOHN CONNELLY 3E3XjiX71VE1ESEL ¬ shock Your letter she gasped7 Was it a letter signed John Darcie Hamilton Was that the letter you asked meto fetch that you were meaning to send from this house Faith Great Heavens have you opened my letter She lookedat him dazedly not deny ¬ ing or attempting to reply she was thinking only of what he had done It is not possible he persisted in a heart broken voice Faith dear you could not have read my letter I will never believe you could do a thing like t dear creatures especiallythose near est to us generally overdo it They ¬ charges that is alwaysput up when there is a kick against one manon the misrepresentations of a lot of other men who ljave something to gain by lus downfall Im a liar and a thief Press and Im generallyTincompctent theres Cream of Celery Soup nothing wrong that I havent done and This perhaps is the daintiest of all theres nothing right that I have If the thicker eream soups Take three ydu wont read it you can take for heads of celery wash and cut into granted there s nothing left out But small pieces cover with one quart of here is his summing up vater cook slowly for a hair hour 1 would unhesitatingly recommend through a colander using just that work be suspended and the mine press as much of the celery a possible Put shut down pending a complete reor- ¬ this in a double boiler with one quart ganization of the force The morale of of milk Hub together three table the men is what might be looked for as spoonfuls of butter and three of flour the result of inefficiency wasteful ex- ¬ sdd to the sovp and cook until smooth travagance and corruption in the off- ¬ and thick j add a teaspoonful and a icers I should recommend the dis- ¬ half of s6lt and a dash of pepper La- ¬ charge of every man on the pay rolls beginning with the manager and ex- ¬ dies Horite Journal i cepting the doctor At present the DreaUinpr Ilecord Magw ife They say yesterday was mine is run in the interests of the man ¬ ager the hottest day this town has had for force and of the Miners union The includes some of the most un- ¬ 45 rears Obrion Thats nothing last sum- scrupulous of the Idaho Mollies and mer there was a day hai was the hot in the ex isting state of feeling between the Mine association and test wed had for 20 years Iloxbury unions theownersis regarded as a the mine danger Gazette ¬ only slightly wounded so on my ar- ¬ rival I was met bj my wife her moth- ¬ er two maidemauTrts and a girl cous ¬ in all rallied frbnvthe four quarters of Michigan and adjoining states to nurse me I dont need any nursing worth mentioning but believe me if Ive drawn a long breath in two weeks without those five women jumping up and rushing at me I will eatmyarmy blanket If 1 wink my wife says if 1 move one leg What is it dear my girl cousin springs at me with an ¬ other pillow in her hand during the night my two aunts wake me up to see if I want anything and my mother-in-lawell the dear soul hasnt sat down or been to bed since I came to my knowledge My wound is nearly healed and thats a blessing for if I dont get back to Cuba pretty soon Im a ruined man I cant stand such coddling it will make a bloated tyrant out of me so it will A man needs war once in awhile to get him away from woman dear loving wom ¬ an she would make a spineless infant out of him in no time Detroit Free w didnt believe --iriy message YliatI was Faith Groat Heavens Have you ODened my letter Then it came to her distinctly what it was that he meant and why he looked at her in that strange manner Alas what could it matter now My faith for your faith she cried wildly and ran past him and shut herself into her room Darcie stood awhile stone still where she had left him then he dragged him- ¬ self to his ovn room and sat upon the side of his bed trying to realize this jmpossible thing Yes she had doubted him and had taken that way to satisfy herself What she thought of him now thatshe had read the letter was a small thing compared with the loss he had suffered in losing his image of her He grew very cold sitting there alone in the dark and his wound was aclrng heavily At length Wan came in with a pack- ¬ age of medicine andanote from the doctor who could not see his patient again that night as he had expected The note said There is a row in town to night most of our boys are in it but the will go back to the mine with con- ¬ siderable liquor aboard about mid ¬ night I think all things considered 3rou had better be conspicuous by your absence Wan will take you over to my place where n friend wil show you to your new lodgings they will be on the ground floor Wanis fly Lsend you something to make yon sleep Oh yes groaned Darcie 4il shall sleep to night And Faith on her knees at her bed- ¬ side was whisperirigTbrokehly Dover and friend hast thou put far from me earth I put out me light becaseIm not and mine acquaintahee into darkness Mike explained a public thou hast made mean abomina keepin still in your thracks till I fasten Stan tion untbthem the door an thin well see the color o ¬ ¬ -- that the forest mingled with the fitful blare which dis- ¬ of a stove pipe funnel coursed dismally from the roof Long taut iron wires braced the kitchen stove pipe and these also had a voice the jar and tremor of rude harpstrings when the pent gusts smote them Darcie had sunk into a dream so deep that he did not hear at first and then started on hearing the cautious step of a heavy man endeavoring to tread lightly on the sounding platform outside and the touch of a groping hand on the door Is this he queried with himself the friend who is to slow me tomy nights lodging He does not comelike one who is sure of his welcome Then his face broke into a smile at the sound of Mikes well known whistle a trifle more guarded than usual with a rising Are you note of inquiry as if to ask Darqie dear there Mike detected no change in the man- ¬ ner of his partner nor at first in his countenance more than his hurt and subsequently confinement might have accounted for and the began to chaff and berate each other in the language in which men surprised into strong feeling seek to conceal the same asked Mike Was ye expectin me sinking his voice into the depths of his Did the docther tell richest brogue was hid Ill be bound ye ye where I niver axed him for why wouldnt he tell ye unless the little gurl was by I bet she was in it the heft o the time and ye niver gev me a thought But we betther be histin out av this Sure Im livin like Robison Crusho in a cave o me own as handy as a pocket in a shirt Theres grub for two an the docther was tellin me hed sind me a boarder He never mintioned your name but I whistled on the chant The docther is an honest man entirely hes threated me white He had me loifei1 his hand the night I borrowed a lpdgin unbeknownst to him whin thini blag yards was chasin me trough th woods an he just chucked me the wink Lay low Mike says he theres betther men underground than some that on top An now follow me into me diggins its a pair o gophers well be 1 been spreadin me toes a bit underground feelin for daylight by the back way Up yon he added pointing generally up the gulchside among the underbrush is the back door av me gopher hole Hearts is thrumps but spades is our long shuit me lad Without more elucidation of the facts conveyed in these mixed metaphors Mike undid the hasp of the cellar door and Darcie stooping followed him into a place where an odor of pine kindling wood mingled with that of freshly dug his set teeth PARIS KENTUCKY I dunno what shes made of thin said Mike indignantly He felt himself Work guaranteed satisfactory Galls belittled in the person of his partner promptly answered Your work is who had been foolish enough surely solicited Prices reasonable and had risked enough for this particu lar girl to have met with all possible success Thim Ammerykin girls is fS DR CALDWELL as nails I niver seen wan o that harrd ¬ said Darcie through I s i small waisted breed that hal as much blood in her as ye cud squeeze out av a turnip They sit readin books and huggin the stove the whole livin day Theres no health nor naythur in thim Gway wid her I wouldnt break me pipe fer her Let her shtay wid the man thats adikhgraceo the ould mother that bore him Do ye inirid how she piped up the night I lep acrost the road I hard ye Mike says she and I thought bj the sob o laughter in her voice and the trimble o tears that she had a womans feelins Heaven save us Mike I wish you could be quiet I suppose you cant YRUPINDIGESTION PEPSII CURES TIME TABLE iS f 830am 6n0pm Lv Louisville 1 J 15am 8 10pm Lexington Ar 1125am S50pm StfOam 550pm Lv Lexingtou Lv Wlnchesterll5Sam h23pmfcl5am 630pm Ar Mt Sterllni225pm 930pui 950aTi 705pas 57am 340pm Ar Washfngton Ar PhiladeIphialOJ5am 705pm 1240nn 908pm Ar New York WEST BOUND - Jt EAST BOUND t r middle your tongue is hung in the i Darcie wound the blanket Ar Winchester around his sound arm and dragged ii Ar Lexington though over his head to be continued V Ar braulcfort ArShelbyvllle ArLouisvllle 730am 4 50pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 845pm 9Uam 630pm 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm t I - Than a Contract When Sir Richard Burton was con- ¬ sul on the west coast of Africa the mer- ¬ chants were put to inconveniences by the captains of the ships discharging their cargoes and steaming off again without their correspondence They ap- ¬ pealed for help to the new consul Bur- ¬ ton examined the contracts and found that the captain of a ship must stop at a port 18 hours daylight for that When the next ship came purpose in the captain looked into the consuls Hurry up with my office cmuI said papers I want to be off You cannot go I have not finished my letters returned Burton and re ferred him to the contract The cap tain repeated his intention of leaving port immediately Very well returned Burton Im up to the governors and shall going shoot two guns If you go out one minute before your IS hours dajlight expires I shall send the first gun right across your bows and the second shot slap into you Good morning The captain did not go out until half an hour after his IS hours daylight had elapsed and as long as Burton was there all the captains were equally care¬ ¬ SIR RICHARD BENTONS MUST Case Where Two Guns Spolce Londei Trains marked thn3 f run daily ex cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on DrIGioBaE W JDiv - i Barney Agent u F B Carr N R ft Pass Agent Lexington Kj PariKy l The COAST LINE to MACKINAC THE 6 TO COIIFORT PETOSKEY MACKINAC CHICAGO PETOSKEY DETROIT 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boa Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service insuring the highest degree of i SPEED AND SAFETY Four Trips pes Yeek Between IX THE SPARE BEDROOM AT THE ¬ TORS The doctors house was one of the earliest dwellings erected at the mine It had been occupied at different times by various officials of the Big Horn in- ¬ cluding the manager himself before his own 6000 colonial residence was built as mining camp tenements go it was considered a snuglittle box for a sin- ¬ gle man Infront were the doctors- - office and dispensary both opening upon a gal¬ j lery the long posts of which fpund a footing part way down the gulch There was barely room at the back of the house for a team to pass over oulder nor what I am have for its dhry a platform of heavy plaoiking that Its arainedsupper welllivin on not stuff Im bridged the shallow chasm between the mostly DOp Aw might underground This was the ould f mans wine he babbled on while makinc cellar hospitable arrangements for his board ers comfort jabbing a miner s prongea iron candlestick in which he had placed a lisrhted candle into a beam of the cellar timbering rnd dragging forth a soap box for a seat T is a pity he didnt miss a two or tree dozen av beer whilst he was clean in up or a gallon av good whiskj The docther hoDest man hes good for free lofl nns and grub and baccy but hes niver said beer to me wance since m it maneness and I come touchI dont think its seein how o precaution but a vmp folks exceed themselves thats London Telegraph Time to Stopi Among the best stories recorded by a well known angler is one about a Scottish laird who was one day relating to htfs friends at the dinner table the story of a fine fish he had caught Donald said he to the servant behind his chair an old man but a new servant how heavy was the fish T took Donald neither spoke nor yesjerday moved The laird repeated the question it was twal Week replied Danald pund at breakfast it had gotten to achteen at dinner time and itwassax-and-twent- y ful when ye sat down to sup¬ Toledo Detroit THE SOO AND DULUTH Mackinac MARQUETTE LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac ttxA Return including fleals and Berths From Cleveland 18 from Toled 15 from Detroit 1350 EVERY EVENING Between Detroit and Cleveland Sunday Tripa Juno July August and September Only EVERY DAY BETWEEN Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points East South and Southwest and at Detroit lor all points North and Northwest Cleveland PuHn Bay Scad for Illustrated Pamphlet A Toledo Address Co SQHANT2 o w DETROIT MICH Tfte Detroit ana Cleveland steam iai per wi the captain pause he a my life be dashed XYPost in mv old Than after a added Ive been tellin lee to please the shooters but Ill if Im going to telllees noo age to please thefushers A - The Shortest Line and 1 he Best Service between Cincinnati and the bummer Resorts of the Great Lakes Real GeniusHe Do you think 5ou could live or 20 a week She Well I might try He Hurrah then happiness is in heard ypurVfatheiisaY store for us to day hed be willing ogiyethatmuch if some plan could be hit upon to keep me from coming aronnd hers any mcr Chicago Dailj Newt y HI HI MICHIGAN GREAT LAKES oo KM V V AND THE 3 Trains Dally CiHCiHMATi and betwen KTMT I THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 30 1898 11S m 4fcs W 3EfiihW fMJSiirZ lffilli 1 CLEANING UP THITOS No Time of PHOTOGRAPHS OF CELEBRITIES TOLD BY THE SERGEANT Jijift - Tin THE DERRICK STACKER A Western Device Wliieli Gives Gen ¬ Democrat Grand Rapids Mich the Year Is Better Suited The Present tfeiuund for Pictures of From theMichigan Soldiers Home in Grand afternoon concert at the park At the for Tliis Ivintl of Worlc Tliau Army and Navy OillcersV How many musicianers is they asked Rapids lives Sergeant Richard Dunn hale Benny who was lying down in the grass tlie Present and hearty although he carries the scars of Other PIcturea Theys 20 Thats a mighty good band said Tommy Tucker who was up in a tree listening to the ansewered Tommy A Musical Critic eral Satisfaction in Hoisting Hay and Grain - -- - The derrick stacker is in use in many sections of the west and gives general satisfaction in hoisting ha straw and grain It is made stationary and can be used in making a round stack with the pole in the middle or for lifting hay or grain to a platform from which it may he put in the barn This simple device is also handv for stacking on sheds saving all the heavy pitching irom the wagon Some farmers have the derricks set against the barn and use them for hoisting machinery to the top floor in winter and letting it down in the spring The derrick will be found handy for filling and empty- ft t During the next two months is or of the best seasons for cleaning up the farm and in the majority of farms there is plenty of opportunity or need for this kind of work After the plow ing for wheat is done the manure can all be cleaned out of the stables sheds and feed lots and hauled out and scattered broadcast on the land intended for wheat The work of properly pre paring the land for the reception of the seed will incorporate sufficiently with the soil Weeds may be cut ctown in the meadows and pastures atfd along the fence rows to a good advantage 3fany of them if cut down before they mature seeds will be effectually killed out This is one of tlie best reasons for killing out sprouts and briars With the exception of sassafras and persimmon almost all kinds may be effectually killed out by cutting down reasonably close to the ground almost any time in August With tiiese two in nearly all cases the only safe plan is to grub out cutting there off at least six inches below the surface While this plan requires considerable work in the end it will prove much the more economical This is so much the case that generally it will be better to thoroughly clean an acre in this way than to spend the same amount i of time and labor cutting off and burn ing a larger acreage but doing less ef- ¬ ¬ At an establishment where graphs of celebrities are sola it was said that the pictures of United States army and navy officers both sell well photo- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dewe3Ts victory at Manila made him the favorite at the outset of the war account of and almost everjbody that buys photo ¬ Dr Willgraphs and there are great numbers iams Pink Pills for Pale of people who dto bought a picture of People hav ¬ Admiral Dewey SText to Deweys the ing cured a best selling naval portrait has been case much that of Sampson and then Schleys like mine and I decidCommodore Watsons picture has been ed to give very popular CaptSigsbees picture sold them a trial well at the beginning of the difficulties which I did with Spain There are naval captains After taking five Philip and others whose pictures are boxes I was good sellers On the day after he took cured I the Merrimac into the entrance of San- ¬ never felt A Wounded Soldier better than tiago harbor and sunk her there a great I do now demand set in for Naval Constructor naturally aeven in my younger days I am robust man but that stomach Hobsons uicture and it continues trouble together with rheumatism which ¬ ¬ several wounds sustained in some of the battles of the Civil War In recounting his experience to a reporter Mr Dunn said About a year and a half ago I began to have trouble with my stomach My suffering was so intense that I tried different medicines and doctored with several physicians but without permanent relief I read an ¬ ¬ theys a feller that stands up in front of em beatin a stick up an down and tryin to bother em but they dont pay no attention Chicago Tribune to him He And am I really and truly the first an Keep I Lacked Originality conqliing lungs It is better than wet feet to cause bronchitis and Only keep it pneumonia up long enough and you will succeed in reducingyour weight losing your appetite bringing on a slow fever and making everything exactly right for the germs of con- ¬ sumption Stop coughing and you will get well W Trnnw to tear the of nothing better lining of your throat and man you ever kissed She Why of course you are stupid Stupid Why do you call me that Because you are not original At least a dozen men have asked me the very same question Chicago Evening News Take a cruise to Picturesque Mackinac Is-¬ land 900 miles of lake ride and it only costs 17 from Cleveland 15 from Toledo and S1250 from Detroit round trip including New Steel Steamers meals and berth Send 2c for illustrated pamphlet Ad-¬ dress A A Scbantz G P A D C The Coast Line Detroit Mich Just the Place for a Bridal Trip - J k or pole set solidly in the ground and The Messenger very sensibly a3s extending 30 to 40 feet in the air a short arm of ten or twelve feet and that boiling hot water is a lice killer the necessary ropes and pulleys The about which we read very little in the arm is fastened at the height desired poultry papers but it does the work by bolting onto an iron band some- ¬ very thoroughly and is very cheap In times made from an old wagon tire a poultry house where the pests have inserted in a groove or collar cut obtained a foothold hot water will around the post A strong wire rope greatly assist in their extermination or chain is then fastened to the outer The waste water on wash day can be end of the arm or derrick and on a used for this purpose being returned band made to circle round near the top to the stove after it has served its end of the pole Three pullejs are suffi ¬ at the washtub and reheated If the cient to hoist the load and a small walls roosts and nesting boxes are rope in the hands of the man on the drenched with this the larger proporstack or ground enables him to pull tion of the lice will be destroyed in ¬ stantly and those which escape nill the hoisted load wherever desired As no one has disturbed the farm- meet their fate in the coat of whiteers using ther derrick it is supposed wash which shoukl follow within utiay s r i j wat or two If the nursery coops are iNM rA lr r rt royalties will be demanded of anyone turned upside down andvhot WKter jwho wishes to make one iJoel Sho sprinkled over the inner surface until it flows into and through every crevice maker1 in Farm and Fireside not a single louse will survive the treatment This should be done in the NOTES FOR BEEKEEPERS forenoon of a bright day in order that all dampness may be dissipated before Drones are the male bees Have a good supply of hives in readi- the brood returns to it at night We have nothing laid up against the ness lice killer makers and have no desire Drones have no stings and no means to injure their business but everybotlj of defense cannot buy these things and while Cross stinging bees are usually the they are a convenience it is just as well result of improper handling to admit are not a Keep plenty of room above the brood necessity the fact that they conquered lice can be The nest for the storage of honey more cheaply but to do this involves A colony that seems slow in building the expenditure of more time and laup may have a defective queen bor Much surplus honey cannot be se HANDY DUCK HOUSE cured if the bees are allowed to swarm ¬ ¬ ¬ 4 A DERRICK STACKER HOT WATER FOR LICE 5ng silos and cellars and will save lime and money on any farm if prop- ¬ An Insect Destroyer Which Doe AVorlc Thoroughly and Can Be erly handled Had for Notliinjr The stacker consists of one long post trzg - fective work Cutting close to the ground snd lei ting lay until dry and then burning will kill out many weeds moss and sprouts but with persimmon and sas- ¬ safras the tops will rarely be killed down so deep but that the roots will send up shoots next year and in a short time they will be as much in the way as ever By keeping the farm clear the value is materially increased to say noth ¬ ing of the better satisfaction in working itr N J Shepherd in Farmers Voice -- She Oh please dont tease me to sing Im so hoarse to night that I can hardly make a sound He Yes I know Thats why I think this afterward set in were making fast inroads would be a good time to have it over with steady upon and am it There is some demand for pictures of would my health but aIshortsatisfied thatmy Chicago Evening News have been time before Spanish naval officers Admiral Cer comrades would have been conducting the Wlieat 40 Cerits a Busliei vera Capt Eulate and others This is regulation funeral ceremonies over my re ¬ How to grow wheat with big profit at 40 had I not chanced to largety a business demand from maga ¬ mains Dr Williams Pink Pillsread of and cents and samples of Salzers Red Cross 80 taken Bushels peracre Winter Wheat Rye Oats ¬ zines and newspapers that buy the picThere are several others in the home who Clovers etc with Farm Seed Catalogue for tures for purposes of ilhisfrafion but are taking thesepills and are receiving great 4 cents postage JOHN A SALZER SEED RICHARD DUNN CO La Crosse Wis there are some pictures of Spanish offi benefit k Subscribed and sworn to before me this col- ¬ cers sold to private purchasers and 1st day of Nov 1897 In a Job Lot HENRY GIBSON Notary Public lectors Dason What ort of a policy do you think Sergeant Dunn is perfectly willing The three best selling portraits of anyone should write him in reference tothat Spain ought to adopt now Mason Accident fire marine and as United States army officers are those case provided stamp is enclosed for replyhis many other kinds ofpolicy as she can lay All the elements necessary to give new of Shatter Miles and Merritt Shafter life and being if anything a little ahead in the shatteredrichness to the blood and restore¬ hands on N Y Journal connerves are contained in list and Miles coming next There was densed form in Dr Williams Pink a Pills The Maidservant Professor madam great demand for Gen Lees picture They are also a specific for troubles peculiar has just returned from her journey Pro- ¬ and it still sells Col Eoosevelts pic- ¬ to females such as suppressions irregulari fessor Remind me by and by to give her ties forms In men they ture is an excellent seller Gen Fran ¬ cure and all nrising of weakness worry over- ¬ a kiss Tit Bits cases from mental cis V Greens picture also sells well as work or excesses of whatever nature To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All does also that of Gen Frederick D druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c THE CAPTAINS SPEECH Grant and there is a good demand for pictures of Col John Jacob Astor People who dont know what they want Taking them all together there are It Was Interestingly Brief and De ¬ are harder to please than those who do cidedly to the Point Hut Unsat ¬ know and cant have it Rams Horn some hundreds of photographs of army ¬ Poor Girl cures coughs of every kind An ordinary cough disap- ¬ pears in a single night The racking coughs of bronchitis are soon completely mas- ¬ tered And if i not too far along the coughs of con- ¬ sumption are completely cured Ask your druggist for one of Hrv Its and navy officers on sale and there is more or less demand for all of them for use in illustration and from col- ¬ lectors admirers and friends Of collectors of photographs there are many Some collectors buy mis- ¬ cellaneous pictures some buy only along special lines There are collec- ¬ tors for example who buy only kings and queens with perhaps princes and princesses added some buy only actors and actresses and it may be confine their collections to certain lines of the actors art there are collectors who gather only photographs of musical composers and so on Heroic action may cause a greatly in- ¬ creased demand for pictures of persons hitherto comparatively unknown death may cause an increased demand for pictures of persons widely known fk - v 4- - 4- - s - - charming and somewhat lengthy address which contained a great deal of flowery language The captain was it then and had to reply lie is not an eloquent man at any time and he is extremely shy but he had written out a graceful speech of acceptance and he stepped forward confidently and received the banner Ladies he began in a Fourth of July voice Ladies we will accept this flag La dies we we will accept this flag Here his color forsook him He had forgotten the best of his speech One trembling hand N Y Sun sought the pocket of his blouse The manuscript was gone Ladies he began acrairi desnemtplv CnmminRs Bravery Arthur was made on Sidon with a gulping kind of gasp Ladies we When the attack win accept tins ljagana ana during the war with Syria it became awfully for it dont you know and thanks necessary for the British troops to ad And after all I dare say the impromptu was quite as effective as the address he vance across a long unprotected doesnt like bridge in the face of a battery of six had prepared it but the captainPost to talk about Washington ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ We think Pisos Cure for Consumption ia Jennie One of the volunteer companies recently the only mediqine for Coughs at Camp Alger possesses a beautiful new Pinckard Springfield 111 Oct 1 1894 flag which was made and presented by a A fiddle is about the only thing on earth number of patriotic women m the Pennsyl ¬ vania town from which the company comes that is better second hand than new It was presented just before the company Washington Ia Democrat marched away or steamed away to be ac- ¬ Halls Catarrh Cure curateand the presentation was the occa- ¬ sion of much ceremony The company was ia taken Internally Price 75c drawn up in a long line company front 1 believe is the nuutary term lor it and a Fear is so sharp sighted it can see what charming young lady read a very does not exist L A W Bulletin very isfactory to the Orator PimsBBs It will aid the action of the Cherry Pectoral If you have any complaint what¬ ever arid desiro tho best medical advice you can possibly obtain write us freely You will receivea prompt reply that may be of great value to you Address Uli J U JjOWOII AYilK Mass A Beautiful resenr lili FREE for a few months to all users ofit celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starch so that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority andecon omy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of four VI k guns ¬ ¬ ¬ Hough treatment will not succeed How to Build Quarters Which Are Inexpensive But Answer but will irritate the bees bejond re- ¬ Every Purpose demption Colonies worked for extracted honey Ducks are easily the most profitable are less inclined to swarm than those of all poultry if the flesh produce for comb honey simply is considered while as layers Use one pound section boxes in the of eggs the Pekin duck is exceedingly crates and the best crates for holding profitable There can be no doubt Ihem on the hives that it would be wise for more farmers As the season advances and the hive becomes crowded with bees more ven- ¬ tilation should be given Swarming maj often be discouraged by giving a young queen to the hive i that is getting ready to swarm To hive a swarm right is to hive all the bees and if the queen is there at all fche will be in the hive with them To obtain a crop of honey in a prof- ¬ itable manner the surplus boxes must be ready to pit in the hives when HANDY DUCK HOUSE needed to keep a flock of breeding1 and la3iny A section filled with comb in which ducks and for this purpose there js no there is little honey put in the surplus better breed than the large white cases will entice the bees into the upper Pekin ones As ducks roost on the floor only low Moth worms are veiw destructive to quarters are needed A low shed empty combs in the hives where the rocfed affair can be put onto the side bjes have died and in those put away of the barn or other farm building in unoccupied the manner shown in the cut three The best wav to - et rid of moth feet of height being sufficient Let the worms in empty combs is- to put the pen open into the large building the combs in empty boxes and fumigate partition between being hinged at tlw them with burning sulphur St Louis top so that by raising it one can clean liepitblic out the pen and put in dry bedding y i One caiTthus build duck quarters very Training the Heifer Calf Orange Judd Farmer inexpensively A lieifer calf intended for a dairy cow should be trained from birth with runny Varieties of Jijeou end in view It should be handled The following- varieties of pigeons this from the start taught to lead appear in the last premium list of the made Boston pigeon show- Carriers pout- ¬ and not to be handled The feeding ers pigmy pouters barbs tumblers gentle and tractable should be done to develop her short face tumblers inside tumblers Give her a ration that long face clean leg tumblers long will secure a good development of bone face bald or beard tumblers sadfc and muscle rather than of fat Keep tumblers muffled beard tumblers muf- ¬ thrifty but it is not as necessary to fled barred tumblers jacobines owls push the growth as with calves in ¬ African owls Chinese owls trumpeters tended for beef animals A little care fantails oriental frills blondinettes at the start will help immenselyin se ¬ satinettes bluettes silverettes turbi curing a much better animal in every teens turbits magpies swallows While there is much in this fairy swallows dragoons nuns arch way need if the best animal is secured care angels tipplers and homers Each of to properly developis also very essen- these varieties is divided into several j classes chiefly on the score of coloring tial Dakota FielcLand Iiarm V -- at will - which completely commanded the approach The men were unwilliA shbwcr is distressing to wlieelmen but ng- to expose themselves to certain the man with a horse ought to welcome a death when Arthur Cumming- care- ¬ driving reinr L A W Bulletin fully dressed in full uniform stepped NO WOMAN eTeXEMPT forward to the middle of the bridge It was immediately swept by the fire of the battery When the smoke had mp tter rolled away there stood Cumming in- ¬ In Regularity is a life of importance every tact carefully brushing the dust from howevervwomans in the Much pain is belief endured his boots after which he stood erect- is necessary and not alarming that it when fixed a single glass in his eye and is all wrong and indicates looked back at the men This was too in truth it derangement that may cause serious much and they captured that bridge and battery with a whoop San Fran- ¬ trouble Excessive monthly pain itself will cisco Argonaut unsettle the nerves and make women Curious Eupriae Test old before their time Engineers judge of the condition of The foundation of womans health is their machinery by the tone it gives a perfectly normal and regular per- ¬ out while running Every engine formance of natures function The whether stationary or locomotive has statement we print from Miss Ger ¬ a particular tone of its own the en- ¬ trude Sikes of Eldred Pa is echoed gineer becomes accustomed to that in every city town and hamlet in this and any departure from it at once ex-¬ country Read what she says cites a suspicion that all is not right Dear Mrs Pinkham I feel like a The engineer may not know what is new person since following your ad- ¬ the matter he may have no car for vice and think it is my duty to let the music but the change in the tone of public know the good your remedies his machine will be at once percepti- ¬ have done me My troubles were pain ¬ ble will be instantly recognized and ful menstruation and leucorrhcea I will start him on an immediate four was nervous and had spells of being of investigation South American confused Before using your remedies I never had any faith in patent medi- ¬ cines I now wish to say that I never THE MARKETS had anything1 do me so much good for Cincinnati Aug 29 painful menstruation as Lydia E Pink 4 00 LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 3 35 4 60 Select butchers 125 hams Vegetable Compound also would C 25 6 75 CALVES Fair to good liyht say that your Sanative Wash has cured HOGS Common 3 15 di 3 05 95 3 Mixed packers 3 JO me of leucorrhcea I hope these few 3 90 to 4 10 Iiluht shippers words may help suffering women 3 90 3 40 SHEEP Choice 5 75 LAMBS 5 25 The present Mrs Pinkhams experi ¬ 2 95 2 75 FLOUR Winter family ence in treating female ills is unparal ¬ 07 GRAIN Wheat No 2 rednew 02 No3red leled for years she worked side by Corn No 2 mixed to 30 side with Mrs Lydia E Pinkham and 215 Oats No 2 47 Rye No2 for sometime past has had sole charge 8 00 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess Pork to 9 G2VS of the correspondence department of 4 974 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EASILY OBTAINED DPoaitlvo Cure IF-A-aXE- X3HLXT5r QQ 13 Alton u Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Do Good Never Sicken Weakentor Gripe 10c 2ac 0c 8terlfaff treatment free ttURFS WHRE AIL FtSf FAILS st Cough Byrnn Tastee Good In time Sold by drncKtets TJBe Kkwu0 13 Q V quickrcliof and cures worst I eases Send for book of testimonials and TO E NEW DISCOVERY SONS fl give Dr II H CuWC AtlastaGfe lOdavi 33 to 24 10 00 5 75 ntmtij CURE CONSTIPATION Tork al Kew Chicago Company A N K E 1724 Montrr 321 L AKD--Stea- m - Sold and jrnaranteed by alldrw HU i UbBAU gists to CUJC Tobacco Habit WHEN WRITING IO iOJVBRTISliXa please Htate that yea kjw tie AdvevtUtt Keut in this ipapeaj 8 XiXJHV THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS Dyspepsia Gureo HIS MOTHER-IN-LA- W Y TJESDAY AUGUST 30 1898 6 sfiiironic WONDERFUL EESCUE HOVJ SERGEANT VAUGHAN SAVEO F3 f i sufferer from dyspepsia and a The lightest fcod produced distress causing severe pain and the forma ¬ tion of gas No matter how careful of my diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating 3 was treated by many physicians and tried xrumerous remedies without permanent help Two years ago I began taking Dr Miles Uerve and Liver Pills and Kervine Within a week I commenced improving and per- ¬ sisting in the treatment I was scon ablo to - eat what I liked with no evil effects I keep them at hand and a single deso dispels iany old symptoms s jDx Miles Ejmedies Dr 511 by all drug- isaresold rates agists under a positive lib guarantee first bottle benefits or money re- ¬ ArA v5 Kes tUkU9 funded Eookon dis- ¬ VgTS HesltSu Xttrl i1 eases of the heart and SSStfAJ Viii mamms gggra -- mervestree Address DR MILE3 MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind -- a constant FTEK suffering fornoarlj tirty years from dyspepsia Sirs n E Dugdale wifa of a prominent business raan of Warsaw NY writes Foi 23 years I was k weak stomach KN ervm imiMWMuai ji 7f5j SicE3r Ezrrg 4 juvjv UH flu ut OPr The Leading Specialists of America 20 YEARS IN OHIO gnESiBDi BH fc iBB li Gv5 YJ4 I 250000 Cured WECURESTRICTUfiL r4 Thousands of young nndmiulle aged men are troubled with this disease many unconseiou Iy They may ha o a suiart- msr sensation suiaii misting stream sharp cutM ig pains at time slight di charge difficulty iu commencing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervou3 debility they have STRIC ¬ TURE Dont let doctors experimenton you by citting stretching or tearing you 1 his will not cure you as it will re-¬ turn Our NEr METHOD TREAT MENT absorbs the stricturo tissue henco removes the stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suffering no dotention from business by our method- - Joke Manufacturers Veracity said the young man Some time when business is light I am going to take a day off and vhen I dp some of Ibe ccziic papers will do well to engage a large assortment of guards Going to turn iu some comic verse are you inquired the older man facetiously No Im not answered the young man with emphasis but Ill bet when I get through with them they will know a few things about their business that they never knew before Oh theyve been having fun with exclaimed the older you have they But you mustnt mind that Its man good nature you know all in as They havent mentioned me but they have serted the young man astray by a long series of inane led me iests and I intend to show them the irways I suppose you know error of that Ive been married nust about a year Yes I heard of your wedding Well just about two months after we were married my wife informed me one morning that her mother was com- ¬ ing to visit us I immediately thought of the comic papers Before she became my mother-in-laI rather liked the old lady but of course things were different Consequently I nfter the wedding stamped around and swore a bit and declared that I wanted it understood that no relative to either party to the con- ¬ tract could step in there and run that house Then my wife came back at me with the statement that if her mother wasnt welcome we might as well come to an understanding at once and arrange for a separation I replied that she was welcome so long as she was willing to mind her own business but that it was a well known fact that no mother-in-laever had succeeded in doing that yet Naturally the result was that when her mother arrived my wife and I were not on the best of terms and it didnt take long for the old lady to see it When she did see it she acted Boasted you I suppose said the older man returned the Roasted me nothing young man She roasted her daughter happened to overhear it and when she I laid down the law as to the duties of a wife my heart went out to her and I felt meaner than a bobtail flush for all Id said of her And shes been the same ever since She doesnt mix in much if any when theres a tiff but I can easi- iy beo luixi huo iuies xuy eUu ui ii Wiiuu Im not there And good natured Say Shes the best natured woman you ever heard of Talk about mothers-in-laI one of those hu wish youd point ¬ ¬ w TIr Attitude Made niin Question the ftyO 3 LIFE AT A HOTEL FIMh A fm T Member of the New York Doprrrlmcnt Who Endangered His Own JLIfn to Savn a Guest of the Hotel Royal Who HjmJ About Given Up All Hope A Beautiful fe v7 months to all users of the - ¬ w Jacob A Riis author of eIIov the Other Half Lives writes of Heroes Who Fight Fire in The Century The article is one of the scries Heroes of Mr Eiis tells the followirg Peace story of a heroic rescue at the Hotel Eoyal fire in New York some years ago Sergeant Vaughan went up on the roof The smoke was so dense ttio that he could see little but through it he heard a cry for help and made out the shape of a man standing upon a window sill in the fifth inr flip prmrfvnrrJ nf thfi linf pl Tim d wag betweeil them Bidding his ai v un IUIU- r nil w U1DU JVIJXU HJVJJ niu he ran down and around in the nest street to the roof of the house that formed an angle with the hotel wing There stood the man below him only a jump away but a jump which no mor ¬ tal might take and live His face and hands were black with smoke Vaughan looking down thought him a negro Ha was perfectly calm It is no use he said glancing up Dont try You cant do it The sergeant looked wistfully about him Not a stick or a piece of rope was in sight Every shred was used below But I There was absolutely nothing ho Eaid to me months couldnt let him after when he had come out of the hospital a whole man again and was back at work I just couldnt standing To the men there so quiet and brave he said sharply I w7ant you to do exactly as I tell you now Dont grab me but let me get the first grab He had noticed that the man wore a heavy overcoat and had already laid his plan You Dont try urged the man save me I will stay here till it cannot gets too hot then I will jump No you wont from the sergeant as he lay at full length on the roof looking over It is a pretty hard yard down there I will get you or go dead myself The four sat on the sergeants legs as he swung free down to the waist so he was almost able to reach the man on the window with outstretched hands llQ fintYllTlonil- nliti ttt lnmn He caugbt ed and tbQ mau jumped story-overloo-k- H MB 001UPS AND CUFFS LmiM T W E3 i Xv 3 A590J AiD STiFF KLG JS s wen nrar wusifiev wwassffiwidraawMBM 18HEPCUND OF THIS STARCH AS FAR AS A POUND AUO OF ANY QTHER iVltACIUMD OKt- yourself may find out tnat Illlil starcnisoclaims you its superiorityforand econ for Ahfg tl1 tliat il t m ifgj celebratedTo induce Brand Wf Li 1C24JAL ELASTIC STARCH Flatlron you- to try this brand of - JCHUBiHGE EKKroraK mwAKaHsvFurokw astojflu ri L ZzsiA sft BRGtfCO A A ri ws oiny are fcrue fce makers have had prepared tX gret expense a series of -- 1 - mi JitZi Ilv v nfKQ UJ fii advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever beforegave 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 WHd Dacks American Pheasant exact reproductions gF the 5idcgo originals by Muville which will be givea you ABSOLUTELY FREE by yxur grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches irs circumference are free of any suggestion of 3 WtmM j Ik N I W English QuaiJ Engiish Snipe -- The birds are haqdsomeiy embossed and stand out natural as Plaque is bordered with a band of gold life Each r u 3 6 Hi - r zj ¬ has been the standard for 33 yesrs m To f Them Blouse opens with revers over a chem isette of guipure Sailor collar in the back Material required for costume challie 36 inches wide 11 yaids Blouse No iq8 cut in three sizes 34 36 and 38 inches bust measure skirt No 199 cut in three sizes S4 26 and 28 inches waist measure SPECIAL PAHERNS Nos 198 and 199 Challie frock Sfeirt with shaped flounce PWce of jpatternsg 10 99nts each I TWENTY TWO MILLION Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re ceive from their grocer one of theso packages of this brand were sold beautiful Game Plaques free Tho plaques will not be sent by mail last year Thats how gcccl it s They can bo obtained only from your grocer ASK YOUR DEALER Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch to show you the plaques and veil Do not delay This offer you about Elastic Starch icjcpr is for a short time only no substitute L All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD KTpert ro2fcorjs Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts aasiazjycfjruqfcarxr CRAWFORD BROS JOHN CONNELLY KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS TAKE THE PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Galls Your work is promptly answered Pricps reasonable solicited ¬ 3 1 h- - w ened The nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns Thousands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis ease iney arc trequently unconscious of the cause of these symptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack ot AirJition Shrunken IV3 ancocele GLEET and STRICTURE Parts et may be the cauic Dout c mult family doctors as they have no experience in these special diseases oat allow Quacks to experiment on y hi Consult specialist who ha o made u Lfe s tudy of Eiseaesof Mon and Women Our NEW SIET1IOD TREATMENT will posi tively euro you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate f r a cure - Thosexualorgansarefctrength feeling pretty strcn Record morous writers to idfor a minute Im today Chicago ot WECURE SLEET M Purists and Pedants Many purists condemn such a phrase as no sort or kind on the ground of tautology I should be sorry however to see it disappear because it is a land mark inEnglishphilology It is a relio of the fusicn of Saxon and Norman- French At that period many phrases of a bilingual character crept into Use and this is one of them Truth and honor is another truth being troth or hon or as in by my troth Voice as a verb is much objected to coming to us the pnblio sentiment I dont like it and never use it but it occurs in Shakespeare Notoriously many so called Ameri ¬ canisms are old English provincialisms The purists threaten indeed to become insufferable pedants It is now the cus- ¬ tom of the printers reader our great authority to treat none as invari- ¬ ably singular a contraction Jor no one Bet it is useful as a plural and is so used in Shakespeare e g Speak daggers but use none Why may we not continue to say I spoke to no wo- ¬ men at the meeting because there were none present Academy voice The Middle Aged Man i j 1 mnrlprns ah souroes e g ili Hnps frrm Amovinnn I to CURES GUARANTEED We trent and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRATN UNNATURAL DISCHARG ¬ ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases CONSULTATION FREE BOOKS FREE If urnble to call write for QUEfTTON BLANK for HOME TREATMENT rAir XRS - sx i r 1 r- an gaKKaimm ates TO A 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O II IM Very low rates will bo in of-from all points in tno Soutli to Cincinnati and re- turn via the Queen Cres- facentlRoute audits connect- mg lines during the i m I m JjUfect m CTI 7k ipUatauunaiEncampmenigtv t oova mmri fSIlv ves ES Sept 5th to Ifttfi 1898 Vl T Tickets will be on sale Sept 3rd to 9th inclusive I Yby depositing ticket with Joint Agent Call on your Tickot Agent or writo for full information to SEW vestibuled trains run daily from JackBonviue Savannah Atlanta Columbia Macon Birmingham Meridian Now Orleans Adheville Knoizvillo Chattanooga Lexington etc 1 tboufh to Cincinnati without i vsorvico in the South Through Pullman Sleepers on handsomo 2TineBt train ij j chvu- - ffu via the famous Jf O m DR CALDWELLS SSSirjcURES CONSTIPATION N wonder said the middle aged man why we take life so hard At the very best we have only 75 or 100 years of it and yet we fume and fuss and worry all through it I think of it sometimes Here I am well say 50 with maybe 20 years ahead The cold chances are against my getting so many but take a hopeful view and Eay Ive got 20 But thats a mighty short time heh But just think of frittering away that time in worry When I think of these things I make up my mind that by cracky I will not worry any more and oh I think I take things more philosophical- ¬ ly than I used to But let some little thing come up I dont fly all to pieces over it maybe but it drags and grinds A Bureau of Courtesy And only 20 years to live i A curious innovation says What a waste of time What poor ton Transcript at the comingthe Bos Omaha miserable critters we are New York exposition will be a bureau of courtesy Sun Not only is the idea novel but it is surprising to learn that nearly all the peoThe Supreme Court Justice Brewer has noted some curi ple of the city will be enrolled in the ous coincidences in recurrl fn tho rrmm committee Every member will wear a bers of the supreme court The judges badg aad visitors will be at liberty to are seated on the bench on either side address any one who wears the badee of the chief justice in the order of the and ask for information just as much as date of their appointments the senior he likes The member on the othr at the right the second at the left and hand will be pledged to treat the visitor so on Before the retirement of Justice courteously and answer his questions Field on the right of the chief justice or put him in the way of getting them were seated the three colors Justices answered Gray Brown and White None of the Coke In Different Countries associates who sat on the right of the The prices at which coke chief justice had children Every asso- ¬ different countries are givenis quoted in as 144 in ciate who sat on the left had a large the United States 318 in Great Brit ¬ family and all but Judge Peckham had ain 824 in France 886 in Germany grandchildren New York Tribune 348 in Belgium and in Spain 508 These figures are based on the quantity Too Much For Him of coke used in the manufacture of I will give 100 to any one who can ton of bessemer pig iron equal my tricksl shouted the professor of legerdemain who had the stage The proportion of deaf mutes to the I accept your offer answered a population is one to every 2048 In man as he pushed through the crowd 1851 there was one deaf mute to every Do you belong to the perfesh 1738 of the population Physicians Naw I manufacture gas meters claim that this decrease is mainly trace- ¬ Then I withdraw the proposition able to greater knowledge and care in Detroit Fre Press the treatment of scarlatina in children I ¬ ¬ ¬ - sergeant got a grip en the collar of his coat Hoist he shouted to the four on die roof and they tugged with their might The sergeants body did not move Bending over till the back creak- ¬ ed it hung over the edge a weight of 203 pounds suspended from and holding it down The cold sweat started upon his mens foreheads as they tried and tried again without gaining an inch Blood dripped from Sergeant Vaughan nostrils and ears Sixty feet below w the paved courtyard Over against hiin was the window behind which he saw the back draft coming gathering headway with lurid swirling smoke Now it burst through burning the hair and the coats of the two For an instant he thought all hope was gone But in a flash it came back to him To relieve the terrible dead weight that wrenched and tore at his muscles he was swinging the man to- and fro like a He pendulum head touching head could swing him up A smothered shout warned his men They crept nearer the edge without letting go their grip on him and watched with staring eyes the human pendulum swing wider and wid- ¬ er farther and farther until now with a mighty effort it swung within their reach They caught the skirt of the coat held on pulled in and in a moment lifted him over the edge They lay upon the roof all six breathless sightless their faces turned to the winter sky The tumult of the street came up as a faint echo The spray of a score of engines pumping below fell upon them froze and covered them with ice The very roar of the fire seemed far off The sergeant was the first to recover He carried down the man he had saved and saw him sent off to the hospital Then first he noticed that he was not a negro The smut had been rubbed off his face Monday had dawned before he came to and days passed before he knew his rescuer Ser- ¬ geant Vaughan was laid up himself then He had returned to his work and finished it but what he had gone through was too much for human strength It was spring before he returned to his quarters to find himself promoted petted and made much of ¬ ¬ hv hnth Tinsli ns fijrflRfeii J WWW j nnrl thn v - to miuniyMiii 3 TEAINS DAILY FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO v HOUSE Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this sumrrer For information incmire of rxmr neartst lieket Agent 0 M LOT ASD BLACK mm SHOP FOR SALE to sell my boose and ot shop at Jackson- ¬ I will sell for balf cash bal y t A LDESIBE ville Ky nice in twelve months For further Darticularst address or call on BEN J F SHARON 13octrtf V W fir A M TacksonvilleKy r This Means Money For Yon ma v 1 4 n 9 - I H S3 it j8 v 4 3 We have nospace here to list the many good things we have for Sale for Straight is von In order to prove to you thisoura mammothSpecial examine 15 store the days we only ask that you call at qualities hear the special low prices in V OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT saw or vou will then acknowledge that you never figures heard before ol and such wonderful values slaughtered at such low every purchase no JFREEi we are still giving cupons with glass matter how small You can get FfiEE a fine largeclock framed picture etc by buying useful flour bin a fine a beautiful rocking chair a see the presents vour eoods eere Call and Save Money feemember the Maine Store to Slippers c in Dry Goods Clothing Shoes v - - V 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