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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): September 2, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): September 2, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898090201_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): September 2, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. w Sx m -- V raJ V- - w - O - 2 -- i5i a j im ii CHAMP MILLER kI vL n It i H53Si tf NEWS Established uttautammvajULJitLjr tiinAgjaatg4jjjAjijaiiii Editors and Owners m- - PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AHB FRIDAY FEB j i 1881 xiuusxmmmm rrrwyairjTiyTrTO wrriMigt rprTT mIIT EIGIITSSNTII YEAS PARIS BOURBON CO KY EssHsasaassHsaHHSTBsaKHnsESflfisssssgnKEerr FBI OAT SEPTEMBER 2 1898 in-1-- X2K3SSS - 4 KC 70 iHilligIHIiiil HJI I V tlAlrHW - wmw sapesaggsgasEBBniinuiaK 111 BROWSES The Busiest Corner on Lexingtons Busiest Street ewes S53 a 88 MILLERSBURG inj of W M-- S - of the Methodist jotHi or noara A good iNtw I I Nt Oufchcrod In Ami Jjii- - Aout The ehrD reidnca For iMV- - i p Surgeon as 3 Miss aM ilslililllE OSS Qsai 3b 1 B i ij a yls bs ixZ if Si eBasss ia SJ tvii W 11 3 II s1 a 13 f3a3 H 1 n a a s g nesh a i a vj3- u r ft Sea With the opportunity of time and price that wfi nffar von Those that buv now will cer tainly congratulate themselves on their forethought Specials tor this week About 25 odd Library Chairs O e ¬ ISO 1 A No No No ii Library Chairvorth A Library Chair worth A Parlor Chair A Pulpit Chair 4 5 worth marked 15 00 marked 15 0u market 10 00 1 5 00 S 00 P No 6 No 7 No 8 No 9 No 10 An Arm Chair A Rocker Chair A Window SeO A Parlor UhMii A Pailor Cijaii worth worth vorh 12 00 m rVed 13 nU 9 00 12 wnM worth Worth marked marked 50 marked 0 maikeU 8 50 8 00 7 50 4 50 drcuK her relatives in Genuymuwn rmnrueu jucsaiy Miss USsii NC to school at Clinton Jayii 8 davajjju is abl a be out Miss Mary an v a go is ynt q it ill Ther- - vei vl tickets solr here Tues day for the Torrent t xcntMou f Oarli le is the Miss Lizzie McGiil gnst of Mrs Craerl ii ar town Perrv TelTi rson fold has Martin 12 fe Don1 Kft anv other but Puritv had of 1 UiH poniicl CMtUt at 125 W W Dye vUt to Lexington pster flour iroi nvis Milling Co tell iday to visit his wile at ill- hospital your groj r you want no other Mrs M Uiie Mtern whs h tntst at Mr Ail groc keep it Johh Trnuntes nl Pnh this wteJc butcher shop in Crli Mrs Rout CahUvell i Hilie Bnrtiett Harry Couvr y has ll qnite ill opened - a Ltck 1 ¬ jSlrien uleiitY of water lug boas 10J everything in hrst- stable au Ibcared iti tentral part lassrppaj one small hotel now of town A it ht rfe Irs Suh Sandusky at Millersbnr right Having flBEghasd the conut Wonder Seed Fan for the which wiwEPpBTate any and all kinds of sels anE iai be onpratt d by one man pncfia UO 1 will try and call seeding time yn all Kfspeet r n I ly y onrs Ed Bedford Rndiijes Mills Kv if 1 0Salea ill tor i brick lit MONTHLY SUFFERING I 1 Physician mle troubled at monthly inter-¬ vals with pains in the he a d back shoulderssides hips and limbs Eut thev need nri- - enffor v nousands ot women are Office Fonith and Pieadnt Sts OffickHoubs 7 to 10 a rn 2 to 4 p m breasts lCans tf lA iB 7 to 8 p ui persq-ljpfm-- 1 - - 1 dangerous derangements that can be corrected The men- ¬ function should operate strual nainlesslv ft- - mx These pains are sjinptoms of AiS 6 NELSON opp First Presbyterian Pleasant St Church Dr Bucks old office U - wIWi 9 isi--R-- CFSOPRa i-- mr w Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a noiifAmiiii i Pith niaiketT 7 50 7 50 10 00 ¬ Cots Mattresses and Camp Chairs Our Special ties For the coldiers H d Carpets JTarnitnre Wall Pape 3rxacsii35s2nsarTefraniE l i fffe a Lida are visiting n lntivtriin Mia QvVt n Inw Is an onipaui d her fcw mm M f sitter Mi c Louie It iere injurtw Mon jtj day LyMvl av F5fi Bros have lately luinrov- t hOp making it decitledr Powhi- lefnrued Tnesdajgrtheir Mii5i MhU in Fleming 1r the moat ttraotive shop in Paris from a viHt with friends Conntv offeH rompt expert and polite Thev GSmdly and Uwu IngeTs seivice at iiir5hop is as cool as any J Starteii to Nw Y rk ilurdiy to biy n tUfcJ y lot or cold baths at imv Of John Jameson has Ixen as jigued to Gi WHEAT as oiorektseper tor Co G White - Mrs Pmu1 Kobrio j and dnhter Fwlinouth A Reeds Send yot dinen to Haggard Steam Lara flM fOi a good finish if - makes menstruation painless and regular It puts the deli-¬ cate menstrual organs iu condi- ¬ tion to do their work properly And that stops all this pain l il m 1 to 5 pm FOR RENT I desire to lease for a term of y ears mv farm in Bourbon county near Ewalrs Cross Roads and on Paris Oynthiaiia Turnpike containing five hundred and sixty six acres Possession given March 1 1S99 Privilege of seed inc given No one but strictly reliable parties need apply - baJr t - 8S - llt August - mt j i Miss Katie liaydeu of Missouri is the ynest of Mis ITamiie Shropshhe 1UI6 Hi U We hs e mlcfines -- visit reiatnoa in cicott tnd Granc redbUdEM 1 CM M J E HIELER C 0 Here aiv h fur reason vhy H S Rtooi lias sueceelecl in building counties Mr Kuder Allen ami fainilv gnesta up the larg st tailoring husineM in Pans of relatives reiurued to Winotitsttny FIRST lle ccogniz d the fact that five year ago that the only Tuesihiv day of big jrofirs arid small sales was past SECpXI He cuts the- orice of tailor made garments at least 40 MiSoS AUie Lacy Clark and MitS TW PdTf Mtv iSfhnnls will vprnien in PEPv CENT ii ii riislin lMoiidfviaSptuibfr 5th 18iS of his materials his styles and THIRD Ho kept up the quality Rev J K Nnnutfll ami wife ot TH hlK in all Their departments workmanship bis Georgetown are gnocts ot Mr J ire rc6e tohe children of residents ot FOURTH lie always does a he advertised Allen autl family tpu- residents can be admitt the city tfiijclaRSos are aaot full upon 9 ua Mrs Jas Arthur r turned Monday dvybero qj bbe following rates from a visit with her sister Mrs W V payment TXVniTK SOHOCjT As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appre- Gill near viavine Mr Thua McClinock sold Carutht rak PjiinnryOs and 10 per half year ciate the fact that thy pave twenty dollars ou a single Suit or Over13 aid g2 per half year ot Lexington lour extra uicU ffe Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers coat half year XHlSa roke mules Weclnesuy at a big profit says H S Stout SCHOOL CffiORED TT If you want credit your high price tailor gladly extends it for he Master Chas B BHunter guest of hiSH Grades fo25jfegud 4 100 per month lioultlen returned uncle Squire Ii makes you par dearly for it in the end Gratlea 5 GlValid 8 1 50 per month V ashiut um Wednesday to WEAVER Supt E o Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money hy AtteSfctSiUREV Secy Mr and Mrs Jas CuipiMngs guests V giving rk fcj btout a trial r i J HI jv- Ciic jrrit - r iumcuoj j 0 OUg clean and drv your wnat if Whr ashed wet Lhi Y es isiVfl thit wil Why will any woman suffer month after month wheu Wine of Cardui will relieve her It costs roo at the drug store Why dont you get a bottis to day For advice in cases requiring special directions address giv¬ ing symptoms The Ladies Advisory Department The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Tenn Krs W E HIBLER 22 W Main St Lexiugton Ky 9SO590 R0ZEMA LEWIS WwtcKi IB fcW if pj So s jt s ul ia oi Ocnavitte Texas says was trcHbied at monthly intervals with iorrible pans in my head anil back but hatf ecn entirely relieved by Vjao o Cardui - Mar- School iaKmjjJisiuiii MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND - MISS NELLY EUCKKER wish to announce that they will open a Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep- ¬ tember 5th - I terms 1250 Term of 20 lessons private Term of 20 lessons class 625 Payable iu advance Studio within a square of City School For information address either of above at Paris Ky till lseu - i iTTXj - ¬ f bcvVnper m L lews and Opinions -- y WmfliniilnAKTh Ml if Alii iBI I a iVJfi zimM iiuurauji Ji4rii i jMSJyg rsrv J JK r i t - 1D I 3000 AND 3500 fyPwWBfciMi toi JlMMSiUn ijueilifij im sillSbi vujsyhbii n WmSmwmsssm aL 1 - T-i- tf irnn vv t i i m PLEASURE - PIIOTOGHAPIIY OF --- t T DfiDTQ JOE nTDUTUTian Cutter T A TT nDTWr H S STOUT Manager ctoaw rP MUNSON I HI II ISM JJJUJBW Here is one of those who are either so prej udiced against all ad vert sed remedies or have become discouraged at the failure of other medicines to help thern and who will succumb to the grim destroyer without knowing of the wonderful value of Foleys Honey and Tar for all Throat and Lung troub¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mrs Romulus Pdue and two chilG fci A le l dren are nrsts of iMr Round trip to Ciueiuuati Sept 3d to Mr Pi ut- - returned home inesdciy Sth 1 6 account G A R meeting It is the easiest camera Mis Martha Shoekley by the aid of To Pittsburg Oct 8 9 10 limited to Makes the best photographs crntthet walked to her hout porch 18 Never ont of order on account Knights Templar ConTnetsiiO j for thj fist umeiu oix ears Takes 4x5 plates that all dealers One fare for round trip Millyre keep no matter what make get em MCliutock shipped a clave One fare for the round trip to Annual anywhere tii uhle deck car of iauiba o Sew Yrk at The after expense is least veMenlay Pitil Lcftou W ut with Convention of Christian Church The Pleasure is most them Chattanooga Oct 10th to 13th Sent express paid anywhere iu the trip 20o to Olympia Spring Round The Alillvisbnrg Triiiti chool wil United States op u Seiit 12th lhe Millerabur JTemal and return during Summer season Parties contemplating a summer tour A careful book on it sent if you ask College on ept 7 and the LMty School can get valuable information time on pt o h ADAMS WSSTLAKE CO table hotel guides an I Summer resort Re J A Twyicr last r of the Bai - booklets by caliimr on or addressing 110 Ontario Street Chicago tist C ur h will he ere requests a p Ghiij a uK UaBB lull Hiienoatice ut ll tlie e nbers at pMi-5Ivy ¬ ¬ 1 N Exoursin EmkWmkWmm nJJLxllli- UiliiiJLIri THE SUN 12 33LC3 S3 5 CONTAINS BOTH Daily by mail Daily and Sunday by mail ----- - 6 8 a year a year The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper - the world in W r II WMgaOMlBBIW et l les mcTPr--- A - aaBtaMaaaaammuBmiuBmmmamBmmBemtcmxsJi Sold by Tame Kennedy Druggist g7wMJtggar3irssisatii-LsvH-arUJt- VostrilHyn rjsiira iiie Mrs Saml Dodsou Mrs Lou Talbott I Mrs H R Juuird auu Mis J Land Thk following is the temperature as I have a choice lot of good bucks for went io Swui spi m8s nieaiav to Co uoted yesterday by A J Winters sale at farm at Tarr Station spend gt wiul w r s s cly OAS P GOFP Piiu1 nhibot iiiv iiii vtiuu vnxjyi uuii iiiuirti A a m ui the ujiht of wy with hu irrignt trai Paris Ky 77 a ul Wednesday Tn reiuaiis w re decent- 82 a uu ly buied and th train s ill rous 1 S a in Insure in my agency non- ¬ Carpenter Bros took fiv- - premiums 11a in 87 union Prompt -- paying reliable 03 and McCfellantl Brrs fmir at ihe Ger- - li 111 r we- lr 2 p ni Thev are maio vi companies insures against fire g sbowiMr at Ritle 05 Oiio this week pm wiad and storm S3 ip m M s G W Bryan and Miss Mary 93 n Ut Agent W 0 EltfTO Agnes Purnell went to Ml Oamei 83 7 p in V tn lHuni tlWoflTll vv mcciivxiviiu iu 1ivi inuif TSS3BS5iffiECOT3rir7TTfn W Richmond 2iliolsisville and lieattyville lIJ i urdiv at three n r m l i a Bv mail 9 a year Price 5c a cop v -- Address THE SUN New York t - Bucks ror Sale i4i i j i i l9ang-3wk-6- tt fe TCL5rSN vi I 1 F-iii- - 1 i - i I t v vi iclf -- W U lIBfSTtwm-r-prnjrrrrrVBva- Ksiilroad VAPOR BATH FOR CABISET i jut BWMMcau6sswggtagaTinTag3aTjjiafqga mreouaHK tf Ring out the old Ring in the new Ring out jthe false Ring in the true We bring to you the new and true from the piney forests of Norway i DR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS Rhenmatism Lumbago Sciataca To all Concerned Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- ¬ urday July lGth and continuing each tion via Leaness Skin and Blood Saturday until rurther notice train No Diseases Kidney Diseases will 3 leaving Versailles at 652 p m Nervous Diseases run through to Irvine Returning Asthma Catarrh etc train No 2 will leave Irvine as 500 a For Sale By m each Monday thus enabling parties to spend dunday3 at Estill Springs aud CHAS N FITHIAN return Monday in time for business At A Shires jewelry store Paiid Ky C M BkOWNING G P A 530 p m train from Paris connects with this train going ttrthe Springs and the 5 a m train frr m the Springs con- ¬ N tat Richmond nects with the- j- t you can reach Paris at Junction so th 745 a laiDaHe Bein St Pioserfl Important Chans on The Frankfort - -- Versailles Ky July 1896 Commencing Sat- ¬ 11 V i- - Cincinnati Tivo Seiv Trains No 2 train w1 I THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE v I- ki - i r jyviJ Hasloall bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- ¬ tions Alsojdraw out grate removable and renewable without having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction best materials skilled workmanship modern and in all itsappomcmenis a nanasome piece oi Kitcnen mrniture noth- ¬ ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience For by ailprominent dealers sale up-to-dat- e Natures most natural remedy improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila- ¬ 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 TERSTEGG E G OHM ANN i9 CO Louisville Ky weablunes strong edacab Ky Bottles Only 25c 50c and 100 Sizes BE SURE YOU GET nnr naTTOnMnn to Ur Sells It eivea oulck and wmmnpif riio Dr Bills Piss Taronsy In crip as well as coughs and colda It makes il I AM 88 YEA DC m n any remedy equul f Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Mrs M A Mctodfe ON and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m No 8 leaves ar 430 p m and arrives JSiTDRDiT SEPTEMBER 3 1898at Frank tort at tfL0 p m No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m We will sell on lii above named arrives at 840 date at ten oclock a m our property No 5 leaves Frankfort at l lo p m situated on the East side of Main Street between Seventh and Eighth S reets and arrives at 4 p m feet 8 leaving at 430 will connect The lot fronts on Maiu Street No and runs back toward Pleasant Street C fast limited at Gporge 107 with the Q feet and has upon it a one story town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p brick b use aud is the same cnved to m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ Patrick Malluuey by Wit Mallaney ment for persons going to Cincinnati or and wife See Deed Book 5 i pag 428 office of the Bourbon County points north east and west of that city in Clerks Conrt C No 1 will connect with the Q Terms Made known on day of sale fast train south and No 5 connects at MRS MARGARET MALLANEY C local pas- ¬ Georgetown with the Q and Heirs of Patrick Mallaney deedj senger from the south A T Forsyth Auctr 28aug 4t eave at d30 a- - in AT AUG HON - 2 TUiE BOURBON NEWS PABIS XY FKIDAT FIRST VICTIM OF THE WAR The Father of Geo B Meek Vho Vaa Killed at Cardenas Receives a Check for SIOO SEPTEMBER 2 1898 The Biggest Bicycle in the World that has GENERAL ORDER Soldiers Having Served Outside Coun ¬ try Given Sixty Days Furlough SIGNAL SERVICE The Only Branch of the Army That Has Not Been Numerically Reduced Fremont O Aug 30 John leek of this county father of George B In Cuba and Porto Rico Telegraph Lines Those Not Having Served Ontside of the Arp Under Control of the Government Meek who was killed on the torpedo United States the Leave of Absence and In Bad Condition Signal boat Winslow at Cardenas May 11 and Furloughs Will Be Limit ¬ Corps at Work in ZManilu has received a letter and a check for ed to Thirty Days The letter goes to show that young Meek was the first American Washington Aug 30 At 1130 oclock born sailor killed in the Cuban war Monday nig ht the appended general The letter received by Mr Meek reads orders relating- to the mustering out as follows of the volunteers and granting of fur ¬ Washington D C August 24 by Adjt John Meek Esq loughs were promulgated Dear Sir Some months ago a Cuban gentle- ¬ To those officers and Gen Corbin who signs himself Cambresis from the men who have served beyond the man of Mexico sent Thomas Estrada Palma of City limits of the United States leaves of New York an order for 100 to be given to the absence and furloughs for 60 days will wife children or parents of the first American be granted respectively while to those born sailor who should die in the war to free who have not served outside of the Cuba I have just now been informed that Meek fireman B country the leaves of absence and fur- ¬ your the son George on board the tor- ¬ first class of loughs will be limited to 30 days pedo boat Winslowt was the first hero Following- is the text of the orders to shed his blood for the independence of our unfortunate and down trodden people I beg Adjutan Generals Office to inclose to you the cheek intrusted to my uixgton Aug 29 1898 J care being a proof of the gratitude of the General Orders No Cubans for their friends and allies the Amer- ¬ First The following additional instructions icans Please acknowledge the receipt of the S100 - i i t amendatory of those contained in general ders No 12ri current series from this office are published for the information and guidance of all concerned Second Except for the necessary guard de ¬ tails and etc of officers and men required by paragraph six leaves of absence for 60 days and furloughs for the same period will be granted all officers and enlisted men of organ ¬ izations which have served beyond the limits of the United States and 30 days to officers and men of organizations which have not served beyond the limits of the United States when such organizations are ordered to be mustered out of service Third Such leaves of absence and furloughs will be granted by the commanding officers after organizations have arrived at state ren- ¬ dezvous all to take effect on open date for 30 or- ¬ same in duplicate Yours very respectfully GONZAIO DE QUESADA Charge dAffaires of the RepubliQ of Cuba The check is dated May 17 and is drawn on the Bank of America to the order of Tomas Estrada Palma and is Co On signed Maitland Coppell the reverse side is indorsed Pay to the order of Gonzala De Que Tomas Estrada Palma sado Meek has not yet had the check cashed and has already been offered much more than its face value by par- ¬ ties who want it as a souvenir of the war acra ys fc J2QCK 0tPtPt 5Wiv Sn -J-- UJ 1 M oW VS k M5 ttQN JV mggei AA AV AArtA sff XXZ r AAA Ai r j e 4oA llll AAAA Aa Ajx x aj - fA fc AAA AAAi AAA A AAA tffa 5gS r cyZ Vi i AAAA AAA V o vw AA W AAA A AAAA s I AAA AAAA AAAA 1 A - --rtwrj V AAAA AAAA AAA AVNA AAA AAaa VAAS J AAA AAAA AAAA AAAA AAAst A AiK AAA o aa n rv AAVa AAyj ij ittr NV A AAA A AAAA AAVA AAA AAnllt fl r rxKf 4 Y A r i vr r - PLAN OF CAMP WIKOFF MONTAUK POINT LONG ISLAND Circles surmounted by flags show the signal stations scattered throughout the camp These are connected by telegraph and telephone lines The block of tents just to the east of the small body of water Oyster pond is the camp of the engineers u- t i days or 60 days as the case may be and all of- ficers and men must without fail report at the rendezvous on the thirtieth or sixtieth day thereafter Any officer or man failing to so re- ¬ port will be considered and reported as a de- ¬ serter unless prevented from doing so by sick- ¬ ness which must be satisfactorily explained by the certificate of a reputable physician Fourth Before organizations are granted furloughs the preparations for muster out as iequired by general orders No 124 current series from this office will in view of the Joregong lie carried out only so far as relates to the inspection and correction of records in- ¬ spection and transfer of such public property as may no longer Ire required the preparation and comparison of property returns the steps necessary to sacure certificates of and for the return of all absentees etc Fifth When possible all returns and papers relating to muster out of organizations will be prepared during the period of furlough Sixth Each commanding officer prior to the departure of his officers and men will make arrangements necessary to verify and protect all public property pertaining to his command during the period of absence and place the same under proper guard detailed from his command for the purpose He will notify the adjutant general of the army of his arrival at rendezvous and at the earliest possible mo- ¬ ment the date of expirations of leaves and fur- ¬ non-indebtedn- THE KING OF SAMOA IS DEAD The Administration of Government Super ¬ vised by Representatives of the United States England and Germany Malietoa Lacupepa king of Samoa died on Monday August 22 of typhoid fever The administration of government is being supervised by the three con- ¬ suls L W Osborne representing the United States T B Cusack Smith representing England and F Rose representing Germany with the Chief Justice William Chambers acting as 30 Auckland N Z Aug president of the supervisory committee an arrangement that will continue in force until the successor of the king has been chosen To Regulate Havana Tariffs ¬ ¬ loughs Seventh In preparing muster out rolls the number of days while on furlough will be statedmder the heading on the roll Subsist ¬ ence No of day and the paymaster in his pay account on the roll will change the head for horses and equipments to commutation for furlough rations and credit each man at the rate of 25 cents per day for the num ¬ ber of days due and pay the same The amount so paid for commutation of rations for the iards pay department will be refunded from the ap- ¬ propriation made for the subsistence depart ¬ surveys New York Aug 30 A dispatch to the Herald from Santiago de Cuba says Gen Blanco has sent a cable message to Gen Toral asking what duties have been imposed at Santiago with a view of regulating the tariffs at Havana At the request of the mer ¬ chants Customs Collector Donaldson has asked Gen Lawton to decide whether or not duty paid on goods en- ¬ tered at the port of Santiago shall be refunded on transshipment to the ports at Cienfuegos and Manzanillo which are still in possession of the Span- ¬ 1 London Aug 30 At a joint mass to the muster out of volunteers Ninth As soon as practicable the usual meeting of the Welsh miners Monday monthly pay rolLs will be made out for August it was decided to accept the employ- ¬ and sent to the chief paymaster of the mili ¬ ers terms offered at the Cardiff con- ¬ tary department in which the organizations ference on Satuaday by which the rendezvous is situated Upon these rolls alone can the officers and enlisted men be paid prior miners get an increase of five per cent to departure on leave or furlough in their wages This ends the disas- ¬ By order of the secretary of war trous six months strike H C Corbin Smallpox at Put-iu-BThe Sixth Will Return to Ft Thomas ay ment Eighth Mustering officers are empowered to administer oaths in all matters pertaining Plans are being prepared and made for a street sewerage scheme in Santiago Disastrous Strike Ended was at its height between 4 and 5 oclock when the wind reached a velocity of SO miles an hour When daylight came the streets were impassable from debris Probably one hundred buildings were wholly or partially unroofed and Tuesday night that he scarcely could as many more were otherwise damspare any of his men although aged The roof was torn from half oJ many of them were anxious now that the Savannah theater and the auditor the war is over to leave the service ium of that building was transformed In this country Cuba Porto Rico and into a lake The First Baptist church is among the Philippines the services of the the most heavily damaged buildings signal corps are needed now as seriously as they were during actual hostili- The entire western half of the rooi In the United States all of the was lifted from the walls and carried ties camps have to be equipped with tele- ¬ into the street below The handsome telephonic facili- ¬ organ was filled with water and the graphic and changes and the that rich frescoing was ruined ties St Johns Episcopal the First and made constantly being are camps add to the Independent Presbyterian and Luther in the location of the work of Ihe signal corps In both an church of the Ascension were also Cuba and Porto Rico the telegraph damaged In the business part of the city dozlines are under government control ens of stores were unroofed and winThey are owned outright by the government and of course have to be dows blown in and the interior flood- ¬ maintained and operated by the gov¬ ed There was no telegraphic commuernment Only one telegraph line in nication during the day until late in Cuba is owned by a corporation That the evening Street car travel was is about fifty miles in length running suspended and Wednesday night was from Havana to Batabano on the in darkness The streets are a net south coast of the island where it con- ¬ work of tangled wires In the harbor and at quarantine at nects with the cables of the Wet InTybee the damage to shipping is dies Submarine Telegraph Co an The British bark Breamer English corporation whose lines are heav3 from Demerara was blown on a jetty subsidized by the Spanish government In the province of Santiago the tele- ¬ during the night and is heavily dam graph lines are now under control of aged The Italian bark Maria Raffo broke from her anchorage and drifted the United States As thev were found to be in bad con into the marsh where she is lying dition it became necessary in order to The Norwegian bark Noe broke from A full her mooring at quarantine and went preserve to repair them company of men of the signal corps ashore on Daufuskie island at the and several officers were sent to mouth of Savannah river Her crew Santiago for this purpose In of 12 men was rescued by the tug Porto Rico there are about five hun ¬ McCauley She is a total wreck Between 15 and 20 launches in the dred miles of telegraph lines all owned and operated by the Spanish river and at the Savannah Yacht club government In order to protect anchorage at Thunderbolt and as many them they will now have to be more small sloops and schooners doing operated by this government until a a coasting trade with the islands were decision shall have been reached as to sunk or lost The steamers Alpha and what shall be done with them At Doretta dragged their anchors and present such of the lines as are under went ashore and are heavily damaged control of the United States forces are The steamer Eulala broke from hei being maintained and operated by the moorings at Wilmington island signal corps In the Philippines the about ten miles from Savannah and situation is precisely the same as it is sank Mrs J E Lucas wife ol The the owner was on board and was res in Cuba and Porto Rico telegraph lines such as are in cued with difficult by the captain and She was taken to the by owned operation are the a deck hand Spanish government The officers roof and thrown inshore and was and men of the signal corps are at caught as she struck the water and work at Manila Thiswas evidenced was carried safely to land The revby a cablegram received Tuesday enue steamer Tybee in command of night by Gen Greely from one of his George Maher went to the assistance officers in the Philippines informing of the stranded vessels in the harbor him that telegraphic communication at daylight andrendered valuable aid The cuthad been opened between Manila and in saving life and property was in Wilmington river ter Boutwell Visayas and is safely anchored A SELF ASSUMED OFFICIAL At Tybee island the hotels and cottages were badly damaged The North pr Francisco Dormcnguez y Roldan Issues Carolina troops passed a terrible a Proclamation to the People of night there but were all brought safeHavana as Civil Governor ly to the city Wednesday All of the railroads suffered severeWashington Aug 3L Although Havana is not yet evactiated by the ly by washouts and trains have Wed Tho Spaniards the Cubans have named nesday been run with difficulty cotton crops have been scri Senor Gon rice and their civil authorities It will be impossible zalo de Queseda charge daffaires of ously damaged the Cuban republic at Washington however to estimate the losses for has received in a report from the several days The storm covered a comparatively Cuban government a proclamation to the people of Havana issued and small territory It extended in the insigned by Dr Francisco Dominguez terior not more than 30 miles and y Roldan in his self assumed off- ¬ hardly that distance north and south icial capacity as civil governor of It is believed to have been severe at Havana which is as follows The war sea and fears are felt for vesselsoff the is ended The independence of Cuba coast the aim of our revolution is a fact Hand Writing Identified as Mrs Rotkins But the victory which we have gained San Francisco Sept 1 Detective in this heroic struggle would be lost McVey who came here from Delaware if we did not proclaim as fundamental to procure the extradition of Mrs Cor principles of our nationality harmony delia Botkin for the murder of Mrs qnd fraternity among all Cubans John Dunning and her sister made a In the work of establishing more statement Wednesday to the effect firmly in our fatherland the republic ¬ that John P Dunning husband of one an institutions Cuba asks the aid of of the victims had identified the hand all her sons With the aptitudes vir- ¬ writing on the wrapper of the candy tues and services of all the ideal of box as that of Mrs Botkin He also Cespedes and Marti will become a said that Mr Dunning has identified reality the anonymous letters sent to Mrs Let us all unites in fraternal em ¬ Dunning as being written by Mrs Botbrace and respecting the laws let us kin proceed to the reconstruction of our Cervera and Men to IJo Sent to Spain beloved Cuba Md Sept 1 Orders ANNAroLis This is signed Dr Francisco Dom ¬ inguez y Roldan civil governor of Ha ¬ have been received here from the presi dent directing Adm Cervera to make vana ofThe self appointed civil governor of arrangements to proceed with his Havana is 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board of health Aug 29 Everything here quaran- - regular troops whose stations before tined Have at present six cases of the war were east of the Mississippi smallpox five very mild Four cases river would be returned to their posts chickenpox also mild Only one case with as little delay as possible The smallpox bedfast all among colored secretary said that he considered this None step desirable in order to preserve the servants of Hotel Victory among guests or islanders So far health of the coaamands for the troops checked Have left only harbor open would be much better situated in per ¬ An manent barracks than in camps This to trade Hotel Victory closed exodus took place from the islan d Sun means that the 6th will soon return to Ft Thomas Ky day night and Monday morning Columbus O Put-in-Bay Porto Rican Postal Service Washington Aug 31 The commis- ¬ sion appointed by the postmaster gen ¬ Spanish Naval Prisoners Released eral to investigate the requirements of the postal service in Porto Rico left her for New York Tuesday whence they will sail Wednesday in company with the militarv commission Dr Moore Nominated for Congress 3L Washington Sept 1 Acting Secretary Allen has authorized the release of all of the Spanish naval prisoners captured in the battle of July S from Cerveras fleet These are now at j Annapolis and Seaveys island Ports mouth harbor the officers being at the academy and the sailors at the island ¬ aMbHiajbbMsK AssssWABnaMM you buy again ARE UM ¬ WELL BRH WED SOON GIRLS WHO USE SAPOUO - QUICKLY MARRIED A Ns 9 the Way Fourteen Soldiers Dr E New York Sept 1 Fourteen of D Moore of Harrison county was returning from Santiago nominated for congress Tuesday by the soldiers transport Allegheny died board the on tthe democrats of the Sixteenth to Hjontauk Steubenville 0 Aug Died on cii-tric- - on thepnssacc Point 9 r 2 tv - r TO THE BOTTKBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1898 iNAVAL CHANGES 1 HIS REMAINS LAID AWAY A NEW MONARCH COL HENRYS CONFESSION MILES VS ALGERl is Believed the Issue Will B Fought to a Staud Still Opinion That Miles is Determined to Make an Issue of the Conduct of the War and to Fix His Own Status in the Matter Xb Best War JCewa iSoard Appointed to Consider Cases of Officers Deserving of Reward Considerable Unfavorable Comment in Ke j gard to Promotions in the Naval Serv- ¬ ice Already Made Schleys Flag ¬ ship Arrives at Ponce sc Funeral of Ex Gov Clande Matthews at He Forged the Letter That Sent Dreyfus to Clinton Handsome Gift From a Irving Death Commits Suicid a Young Cuban GirL France Dazed Over tho News Wilhelniina Will Be Crowned Queen of Et Holland Next Week of ex Gov Matthews occurred Wed ¬ nesday Thousands of strangers were here not only from the surrounding The Young Queen is Possessed of Undoubted Intelligence But is Said to counties but also from all parts of the 1 Clinton Ind Sept The funeral Paeis Sept 1 Lieut Col Henry cut his throat with a razor he had con- ¬ ¬ state Gov Mount and most of the state fe The acting r3ecretary of the navy Tuesday ap pointed a board composed of officers of the highest rank to meet at the navy department to consider and report n all cases of officers deserving of for specially meritorious services during the war with Spain other than those officers whose services have been already recognized by promotion The board is composed of Rr Adm Montgomery Sicard formerly pres- ¬ 31 up--ore--wa- Washington Aug officials came in at noon from In- ¬ A spe- ¬ dianapolis on a special train cial train from Terre Haute brought the Jackson club and hundreds of others rd fee- - V thvi ident j of war naval jor strategy board Adm Rr Edward 0 Matthews president of the navy examining and retiring boards and Rr Adm Charles S Norton com mandant at the Washington navy yard Adm Norton is on the retired list and Adms Sicard and Matthews will be retired within a few months Ensign Harry E Smith has been assigned to duty as recorder of the board Col Charles Heywood com unandant of the marine corps will sit as a member of the board when the scases of officers of the marine corps jare under consideration There been considerable unfavora ¬ ble comment in regard to promotions already made on the ground that they f have really acted as a form of degrada tion in the case of several deserving officers who have been actually re- duced in their grade through the ad ¬ vancement of others It is hoped that the work of the special board just appointed will do away with all cause of complaint in the case of the officers wet to be advanced in grade or otherwise rewarded for their war services Capt Folger reported to the navy de partment the arrival of the New Orleans at Ponce Porto Rico Monday She will serve as the flagship of Adm Schley while he is on duty with the Porto Rican military commission Among the vessels placed out of com mission Tuesday were the Nantucket the Chickasaw and Cheyenne at Port Royal and the Maple at Norfolk -- ¬ -- ¬ The principal services were at the homestead at Hazel Bluff farm three Rev Souders of miles from town the Presbyterian church preached the funeral sermon at the house The funeral sermon was preached in the beautiful grove adjoining the Mat thews mansion The services were opened with a song Jesus Lover of My Soul after which came pra3rer by Rev Dr Souders Then came another song after which Dr Souders in a voice freighted with deep feel ing delivered a sermon His theme was suggested by the Biblical thought found in Samuel How are the mighty fallen The state officers through a committee composed of Gov Mount and other state officers have adopted a memorial in tribute to ex Gov Mat- ¬ thews The body was then brought into town and lay in state at the Presb3tei ian church till 3 oclock when a fun- ¬ eral procession two miles long es- ¬ corted the remains to the cemetery Several hundred miners marched All the business houses were closed One of the llcral gifts was from Miss Amon a Cuban girl of New York in recognition of ex Gov Mathcws speech for Cuba ¬ ¬ ¬ MARRIED Miss Millar AT HIS of Wyoming BEDSIDE O Becomes Ceremony In ¬ cealed valise During the recent Zola trial Henry accused Col Picquart of falsifying tele- ¬ Be Whimsical She Issues a Proc- ¬ grams A duel followed in which Henry lamation to the People was wounded The next scene occurred in the chamber of deputies where Col The Hague Sept 1 The entire Picquart proclaimed the letter a for- ¬ countrj isenfete Wednesday in joyous gery and as a result was arrested celebration of the eighteenth birth ¬ while Henrys villainy was rewarded day of the young queen and in ac- ¬ by his being appointed Col Picquarts cordance with Dutch law the attain ¬ successor in the intelligence de- ¬ ment of her majority Although Wil partment helmina has been queen in name since It is now evident that Henry forged eight the letter with the express object the death of King William years the scepter has been in the of paralyzing Col Picquarts ef- ¬ hands of her mother the queen regent forts to expose Maj Esterhazy Next week at Amsterdam she will be and to get a revision of the enthroned and henceforth she will be Dreyfus case The letter was written the monarch of her people in fact as in bad French a fact which first led it well as in name Whether the daugh ¬ to be regarded as spurious ter will prove as wise and efficient a It is said that if the cabinet decides ruler as her mother during the period upon a revision of the Dreyfus case M of her regency remains to be seen Cavaignac minister of war will re ¬ The young queen is possessed of sign The scene of Lieut Col Henrys undoubted intelligence but is said to be extremely whimsical and ca- ¬ avowal was most painful When he pricious and a striking illustration of saw it was useless almost to further these latter traits has been furnished deny his tongue grew too thick the public this week by the announce for his mouth and he was un ¬ ment of her refusal to receive any and able to speak It was feared that all gifts on the occasion of hev birth ¬ he would have an apopleptic stroke day As a consequence of this deter- After his arrest he was permitted to mination numerous municipalities visit his wife while on the way to the which had arranged to present the fortress at Mont Valerian She thought youthful sovereign with magnificent he really had a fit He addressed gifts were obliged to cancel their her as My poor wife adding I plans and to be content with sending am under arrest The officer ac- ¬ mere messages of congratulation companying him was under orders not 1 Sept Solemn to lose sight of him for a moment and Amsterdam Thanksgiving services were held here therefore he could not see his wife Wednesday in all the churches as well alone All three proceeded to his bed- ¬ as in the churches throughout Holland room to get the necessary clothing upon the occasion of Queen Wilhel-¬ Henry then clasped his wife in his My conscience arms and exclaimed mina attaining her majority The Hague Sept 1 Upon the oc- - is pure and free from every sting ¬ ¬ inis It la the Washington Aug 31 The opinion is becoming general that a will be ordered by the president for Gen Miles provided the latter admits that he made the statements credited to him in a recent interview published in the Kansas City Star The matter has simply been aggra vated by the additional dispatch sent to his paper by the same correspondent Monday night It is certain that Gen Miles will be asked to tell the war department whether or not he authorized the statements credited tc court-martial ¬ ¬ ¬ him Thb Louisville Courier Journal ia noir publishing the falleft 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 thafc of the war Politics money civil ser ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one 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inevitable that a court martial TrluinpU Im Photographic Art If Gen Corbin and Secretary Aljrer against whom the charges are made should ask for an investigation the result would be a court of inquiry to determine the truth of Gen Miles statements If they should not do this a court martial would be ordered to try Gen Miles on the charge of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman There is a feeling in and about the war department that Gen Corbin can not afford to challenge the statements said to have ¬ it was published able The lilrennss is always preserved in minutest detail and can be made from any old picture I invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderfni 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 rnd guarantee satis ¬ Very respectfully faction L Grinnan Artist 29mar tf Paris Ky ¬ ¬ Mrs ¬ a Philadelphia Hospital Knsin Fowelson been made by Gen Miles and it is just as certain that he can not allow them to remain unchallenged and still preserve his good standing as an officer The charge was almost openly made Tuesday by one officer in the war department that an order of the assistant secretary of war was recently suppressed by the adjutant generals office On ¬ PAYS FOR THE TWXCE-A-WEEX ¬ ¬ jj of ¬ -- Hi life m The Episcopal hospital here was the scene of a novel wedding Wednesda3 afternoon Dr Lovejoy acting chaplain of the hospital pronounced the words that made Jnsign W Powelson of the cruiser St Paul and Miss Margaret Olivia Millar of Wyoming 0 one The ceremony was performed at the bedside of the ensign at 340 p m Capt C D Sigsbee was present After his accident falling down a shaft cl the St PauL Miss Millar had hastened here and it was then generally conceded that she would waive her pref erence for a wedding at Wyominjr and 3ield to the ensignsprayer for ahim mediate marriage 1 ¬ Philadelphia Sept Courier Journ a the following day according to 03SE WHOLE TEAR this authority an order was promulgated b the adjutant general directly 104 Sis or Eight Page Papers Sent Post ¬ opposite in meaning to that of the or paid by mail Almost der sent to the assistant secretary for promulgation 1 DAILY RECORD ¬ ¬ order When Gen Corbin was called to account in the matter he declared that he had not seen the asistant secretarys No doubt is entertained ¬ OF WAR NEWS Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k has the finest War News Service of any paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ incomparable All able accurate been subordinated to other issues have Subscribe at this one great feature The thoroughly posted once and keep in a short offer may be withdrawn time The low price in official ¬ McKinley TVill Go to Omaha Sept 1 Postmaster called on President McKinlev Wednesday evening and extended an invitation to him to be present at the Chicago peace jubilee in October No definite promise was queen wilhelmesa given He said he was planning to visit the Omaha exposition some time in October and that he would see if MISS WINNIE DAVIS ¬ The exclamation is much comment- ¬ Daughter of Jefferson Davis now con it was possible for him to arrange his casion of her birthday and the attainvalescing from a severe case of ilL trip so as to be able to stop at Chicago ment of her majority Wednesday ed upon as going to show that he may Queen Wilhelmina Helena Pauline possibly have forged the letter under during the peace jubilee ness Maria issued a proclamation to the orders from his superiors Coministiiouer to Paris Exposition people of The Netherlands It was Nothing can describe the stupefac- ¬ QUEEN VIC DESIRES PEACE Cleveland O Sept l President worded as follows tion of Paris Wednesday morning So On this day so important to you and me I much ink has been used so much pas- ¬ Moving Force in th McKinley Wednesday appointed C D Her Influence the Woodward as one of the commission- ¬ desire before all else to say a word of warm jr Czars Pronunciamento Skepti ¬ sion let loose over the Dreyfus affair ers to represent this government at gratitude From my tenderest years you have cism However is Expressed warmest partisans on that even -I the Paris exposition The title is that surrounded me with your love From all parts each side the seemed about tired of the kingdom from all society London Aug 81 Queen Victorias of assistant commissioner general and of the and old I have alwaysclasses of striking whole matter Si young received And just when things influence is really at the bottom of tho the position is one of trust and requir ¬ proofs of attachment After the death of my reached this stage a bombshell has extraordinary movement for universal ing great executive ability Mr venerated father all your attachment to the burst This is the arrest of CoL Henry peace begun by the czar of Russia Woodward is a professor at Columbia dynasty was transferred to me On this day I i who acknowledges he is the author of The queen has insisted that there must uuiveriit and is well known in art am ready to accept the splendid though weighty task whereto I have been called and the letter that virtually convicted be no war in Eurone during her lifu and literature I feel myself supported by your fidelity Dreyfus time Her wish has been at the bot Receive my thanks My experience hithDrowned in a Cistern of the British foreign policy for tom left ineffaceable Cincinnati Sept 1 Gerald Ryan erto has of the future Myimpressions and is an STEAMER OLIVETTE SINKS dearly loved mother earnest years European diplomats have aged years son oi Gen Michael Ryan to whom I am fmmenseiy indebted set me an known that England would not fight United States assistant treasurer was example by her noble and exalted conception A Mysterious Accident Near Fernuudiua To some observers the czars call for of the duties which henceforth devolve upon Fla The Vessel Lies in Thirty Feet found this disarmament is a curious example home drowned in a cistern at the Eyah me The aim of my life will be to follow her of Water No Lives Lost 304o Gilbert avenue Wednesday example and to govern in the m inner expected of personal feeling and the workings The little fellow was of a princess of the house of Orange of the inner family politic of Europe afternoon Sept- - 1 znisscd shortly after luncheon The Fernandin a Fla said True to the constitution I desire to Queen Victoria is Emperor Williams Gen Ryan the respect grandmother and she is connected low for him and we hunted high and strengthen the Netherlands for Asthe name hospital ship Olivette which has been and flag of sovereign lying near the quarantine station but could find him no with the czar through the marriage oi where About 3 of possessions and colonies eabt and through ome mysterious agency sank oclock we found his west I desire to observe justice the duke of Edinburgh to the Grand body in the and to con- ¬ cistern in the rear yard tribute so far as in me lies the increas ¬ Wednesday morning about 730 oclock Duchess Marie of Russia sister of Al ing intellectual and material welfare of Aboard of her was a hospital corps of exander III The sister of the czar and Extending Postal Service in Porto Rico my whole people I hope and expect that the 35 and a crew of 45 persons all of emperor having secured about all thej Washington Sept 1 Mr Perry support of all in whatever sphere of efflcial or whom escaped without injury but in wanted by aggression and finding Heath first assistant postmaster gen ¬ social activity you may be placed within the scanty attire l vast military establishment a bur eral said Wednesday that the postal kingdom or without will never be wanting The roustabouts sleeping in the Trusting in God and with a prayer that He den were willing to heed the desire service would be extended in Porto lower hold had a narrow escape being give me strength I accept the government for peace as their roj al relative Em- Rico as rapidly as possible In many Signed driven from their bunks like so many Wilhelmina peror William considered the idea ol towns the Spanish offices are still in Grand Rapids Mich Sept 1 For rats Fortunately for those aboard proclaiming peace when he visited operation and the sale of Spanish the was a schooner near by first time the Jerusalem but it was Nicholas whe stamps continues All receipts will floated Wednesday flag of Holland there some of them took shelter on her first gave form to the idea It is be it is hoped be turned over to this consulate of The from the Michigan and Netherlands Vice while others sought refuge at the lieved that the influence of Englands government Consul John istekete wbo was made quarantine station The Olivette queen felt as it were in the familj knight of the Order of Orange Nassau went down in about 30 feet o iwater HU rnjtirles Were Fatal circle of European royalty was the Lancaster Ky Sept 1 Harvey for long service 4as eonsul sent the her main deck being submerged No¬ moving force with both London Aug SI A dispatch fron Norris a young farmer died Wednes following cable to Queen Wilhelmina one apparently knows how the calam ¬ Congratulations upon your birth ¬ ity could have occurred and as no in Vienna says that no doubt exists there day from injuries sustained while asday from one hundred thousand Hol- ¬ vestigation has yet been made the that the czar himself conceived the sisting in moving a thrasher He was landers residing in Michigan May matter remains a mystery Vessels in plan he proposed of universal disarma- caught between the separator and the Gods blessing rest upon your majesty the harbor will probably pump her ment and that he was guided in doing engine The accident occurred near and people out if such a thing is possible so by purely humanitarian sentiments Mt nebron Gov Robt Taylor 111 Sails for Porro Rico Hollands New Sovereign Ulack Diphtheria Kajritifj New York Sept 1 Adm- - W S Kxoxville Tenn Sept 1 Gov The Hague Aug 31 The queen Chilo O Sept 1 Fourteen cases regent of Holland in a proclamation of black diphtheria are raging in Ne- ¬ Robert Taylor who has been suffering Schley and Gen Wm W Gordon just issued upon the occasion of the ville O three miles west of here from Kidney trouble for several days United States commissioners to settle end of her regency her daughter Four deaths have occurred in the past at his home irr Johnson Citj- - was re- ¬ thetconditions for the Spanish evacua- ¬ Queen Wilhelmina coming of age three days Three new cases are re ported seriously ill Wednesday morn ¬ tion of Porto Rico sailed for San Juan His immediate relatives have Wednesday on board the steamer ing Wednesday expresses warm pleasure ported between here and Neville Tf been called to his bedside Seneca The third member of the com- ¬ at seeing the whole nation ranged to Drown l Preferred J mission Maj Gen John M Brooke of the r joyously around the throne Fatal Stubbing Toledo 0 Sept 1 Samuel AnderRico thanks God that hei young1 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attend the dedication of the two papers is 300 Church of the Redeemer at Jerusalem wiirbe the guest of King Humbert at FOE ONE DOLLAR Put-in-Ba- Venice TO TBE Gen FiBHEBS OF ¬ Wades Aids Washington Aug 31 The follow-in- officers have been ordered to ac company Gen Wade president of the Cuban military commission to Ha ¬ vana Maj W E Almy Capt J B Foraker Maj C J Allison Capt L C Griscom Capt Jay Cooke Capt pnn 5J BOIH urns ii ¬ Juan S Hart His Spree Ended Put-in-B- ay - As agent of The Page Woven Wire Fence Co I am prepared to put up the best wire fence on tho market It ia guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock and to give satisfaction I have put up fence thi3 season for farmers who have had tho Page Fence in use Jor seven oright years I am also prepared to put up tho Jet Chicken Fence on tho market si Pk a i m n - here-Wedne- si Knoch a young man despondent from a sprf put a 23 caliber bullet into his brain 7 5tVy morning Tie will die Louisville Ky Aug 3L John call If m are needing any lence give m 0 W MKLLSR Agent THE BOURBON NEW J PARIS P IY 3 e4 FRIDAY Si TEMER I 2 188 fTi hhiiim irrri rrnwutrrv rw The Royal i3 the highest grade baking powder known Actual tests show it goes Gao¬ Nntes About lioys In The Army WHEN YOU ARE OLD lbird further than any other brand There are 143 uases of typhoid fever iu the military camps near Lexington f Tvnhniil rVver is attain epidemic at woman careful of CampAler - Forty cases developed in Nocondition can be too period be- during- the Iter one retuent m two days ones fore Charles Herron who participated iu irnnroDer treatment then endaii- the Santiago couipaign is at his home ers iier Hfe and that of the child It f with her whether she snail suffer lies at Newtown on a furlough ueu nnrnvfl four months U32 soldiers have uimcucssaiay ui uciuc uie uieasv shall be made comparatively died at hickamauga foity per cent ot do better do nothi the number being from typhoid fever something wr0ng i j j i i BMP F is M F53 tThcn you nre oli an gray and full of sleep Aim nodding by the fire take down this book And slowjy read and dream of the fair look Your eyes had once and of iheir shadows deep How many loved your moments of jlad graco And loved your beamy with love false or j i But ono man loved the pilrrim soul in you And loved the soriows of your changing face An bendi eown berfdo tho slowing bars Murmured a latle sul us lieu love znJins He paced u on lhe m uiu ma laco ninia a crowd ot stars Poems by W B Yeats -- tree FIRE HORSES j I WLAW CK3Qrcaffzt Absolutely Pure Ula ROYAL CAKING POWDER CO trEW YORK J I Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUnE MILLER lSlJ Published every Tuesday and Friday by BdUaTS and Uxsner Make all Oficcks Money Orders etc mayabletothe order of Champ JMillkb One step wont take you verv far Youve got to keep on walkinsr One word wont tell folks what you are Youve got to keep on talking One inch wont make you verjr tall Yonye got to keep on growing One little ad wont do it all Youve got to keep em going - is the one and the only preparation that is safe to use It is a liniment that penetrates from the outside External applications are eternally rig ht Internal medicines are radi- ¬ cally wrong They are more than humbugs they endanger life Mothers Friend helps the muscles to relax and expand naturally re- ¬ lieves morning sickness removes the cause of nervousness and head- ¬ ache prevents hard and rising breasts shortens labor and lessens the pains and helps the patient to rapid recovery From a letter by a Shreveport La I have been using your woman wonderful remedy Mothers Friend for the last two months and find it Chickamauga and il9 at Newp rt just as recommended ill at News A Fine Excurvcuu Druggists sell it at ATLANTA 1 of Ootmianv I Second Kentucky came home yesterday from Chickamauga to see his sister Mrs Offutt who is very ill of typnoid fever Sam Alalone and Woody Mosely of Winchester aud members of the Second Ke tucky died at Chickamauga this week of typhoid fever M alone belong- ¬ ed to Company I Charlton Alfxandek Jr of this city has been appointed Second Lieu tenant of the Lebanon company of the Second Kentucky to succeed Robt C Rives who was appointed Cap am in place of Capt Sweeney resigned By to morrow special trains equipped at the expense of the State will be sent to Chickamauga and Newport News to bring home Kentucky soldiers who are ill The Secretary ot War has inven Gov Bradley permission to send the trains Seventy nine Kentuckians are Tnhn Wilso- j j i en IWI in XifrAi -y VDJi 8 W3S3 MS USZgm t x1 M Q The Quickest Onri In the World Are Said to lie In Kansas City F S Bellenbaugh writes of The Come and see us before selling your Wheat Will furnish sacks and store on the most reasonable terms Will guar- tee that yoa can borrow money on our warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter- est or less Cancer often results from an im R B HUTCHCRAFT purity in the blood inherited from people are en- generations back Few tirely free from some taint in the blood and it is impossible to tell when it will break out in the form of dreaded Cancer What has appeared to be a mere pimple or scratch has developed into the most malignant Cancer Hit SiLli CHEAP I had a severe Cancer which was at first j 1 m 3hea Wtmz Little Pimples Turn to Cancer ¬ heat Sacks i j j j B 2U i t Quick Horse in St Nicholas his article telling of the training of horses for the tiro denariment Mr Dellen- baugh says j per bottle THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO GA Sv ftt25 V s i fr- V il fr u V most successful and pleasant excursions that ever left Paris The trip was en ¬ STOCK AND TURF NEWS joyed by over five hundred excursionist Millerflburg and from Carlisle for t j Paris and the Church netttd 189 on Sales and TraiL Turf Of Stock Crop Note the affair The trip was not marred by The largest crop of tobacco ever the slightest mishap or unpleasant oc- grown in Bourbon is now being cut It currence is good iu quality The Louisville Times rsmarks that economically conducted newspaper SCINTILLATIONS Storage For Grain have a chance to cnt down expenses in their art depaitments bT bringing out Att Interesting Jumble Of Newtt And I have storage capacity at my ware Comment houses for 80000 bushels of wheat tyr old pictures of starving Cuban reconcen The Times wants a street fair held iu whih I will issue negotiable warehouse trados and ming thjm lor soldiers rer ceipts and wiil guarantee the holder turning home from cbe military camps Georgetown cm borrow two thirds he market puce C L Kanatzer of Madison oi th grain at the banks at sewn pt r raisi n Some of the citizens of Lexington are Storage one cent p r cent interest sixty jvouud watermelon making themselves appear ridiculous iu bushel per mouth or fractional p iri Labor Day will be eelebratnl Monday thnn of No charge for ban linir or the eyes of the public by interfering sacks Parties who held tht ir wheat with the duties of the proyost guard at Lexington and Maysville arts- year weva paid handsomely The soldier who insults a lady or gets Mt Sterling has suffered a dozn in ¬ doing Will pay New Yoik or for so Balti drunk and disorderly deseryes arrest cendiary res in thirty days more prices less the freight any time And so does the citizen who interferes A High Power Church has been you wit h to sell R B HUTCflCRAFT with the arrest of such an offender established at Danville Ly colored people of that belief Wk are the peoples friends We re ¬ Admiral Ckrvera and the other The Tarr distillery was offered for pair your linen and put neck bands on Spanish naval officers at Annapolis have sale in Lexington yesterday but there free Haggard JReed been informed that they are no longer was no bid made on the property prisoners of the United States The The Fall term of the Court of Ap- ¬ W S Anderson prisoners at Portsmouth captured from peals will begin Monday when Clerk Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommend Cerveras fleet are also released The elect Sbackleford wilt assume the duties Wrights Celery Capsules men are to be returned to Spain at the lo the Wright Medical Co of his office i Columbus Ohio expense of the Spanish Government Gents I have purchased Dispatches from Naragansett Pier Celery Capsules from James aT box of Wright Blaser druyyesterday afternoon stated that Miss gist Waverly O and used them forStomach Trouble aud Constipation 1 was unali t Kentucky Crops Winnie Davis daughter of Jeffeon do anything for nearly two years I jsed boxes of ana Lucas Moore Commissioner of Davis was dying from the result of an three cured me your Celery Capsules othersthe eT Kor the benefit of have afflicted J wish to seud this letter Agriculture says the estimated aver- ¬ operation for appendicitis Very truly yours age of wheat harvested in Kentucky W S Andeksojt Andrew F Steele a leading citizen Sold by all druggists at 50c aud SI per bo ¬ this year was 727978 acres the esti- was shot and killed Wednesday by Send address on postal to the Wright Alert mated average yield 14 bushels per acre Councilman Merritt Hughes at Ver- ¬ Co Columbus O for trial size free giving a total yield of 8761692 bushels sailles The tragedy was the result of Deering binder twine machine The average price was estimated Au bad feeling growing out of election gust 1 to be 66 cents per bushel which trouble oil and all repairs for the Deering make the crop worth 5892515 The date ot the dedication of the machinery at The estimated acreage of corn is 89 per monument to be erected oyer Kentuckys R B HUTCHCRAFTS cent of the acreage of 1897 or Federal and Confederate dead in chicka- ¬ 1871066 acres The estimated acreage mauga Park has been postponed as the There are eggs and eggs The egg of tobacco is 123 per cent of the acreage monument will notbe in readiness by of yesterday looks feels measures and on the yield for either corn or tobacco weighs like the egg of last month but have yet been made which makes it that time Mrs Mary Ransom of Louisville has theres a difference in another respect impossible to give an estimate of what and that these crops will be worth to the farmer tendered the use of her handsome resi- ¬ Its jnst so difference is worth money with laundry The difference dence on East Main street in Lexington between good work and poor is slight to to Mayor Simrall to be used as a hos- the unpracticed Second Kentucky Will Garrison Havana discernment but its a pital for sick soldiers Her offer will differenoe that counts every time ItV a difference Special by Telegraph to the Times Star probably be accepted as the hospitals bill from an that changes your laundry expense to an investment of the city are full We do ood work it will cost no more Chickamauga Park Ga Sept 1 Mr Charles Herbst of Macon Ga a than poor work but its worth double The Second Kentucky will be delayed here as the camp at Anniston Ala is member of the First Kentucky Infantry the difference Bourbon Steam Laundry not ready for occupancy We will leave the Grphan Brigade would be glad to Tuesday sure It is now settled that hear from some of his old comrades uot onlv will the Second Kentucky be even a few lines He has been in ill kept in ihe service for the full two years health a long time but hopes to be well enough to visit Kentucky soon of- enlistment but will do garrison duty at Havana next winter PAP ¬ eion half rates each insertion thereafter pet Locals or reading notices teu cents lino each insertion Laeals in blaCo type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituars cards of thauks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a UKe nature ten cents per une Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards The excursion run to Torrent and ADVER1IUINU RATBH Displays one dollar per Inch for first inser Natural Bridge Tuesdav was one of the Send for our free illustrated book lief ore Baby is Lorn ¬ ¬ ¬ J - The quickest horses in the world were at one time in Kansas City at the head- quarters of its tire department directly under the office of the chief Mr George C Hale To Mr Hales genius more than to any other factor the quick horse owed his prst developrjont for Mr Hale is the inventor of the earliest swinging harness which made the quick horse possible When Mr Henry M Stanley and his wife were in this country they witnessed an exhibition drill of the Kansas City fire department rne drill so impressed the visitors that an account or it was published in aLon- don journal and this English article brought an invitation to Mr Hale to visit England as the representative of the American fire service at the interna tional fire tournament Mr Hale and a picked corps went to England tak ¬ ing with them the remarkably quick horses Joe and Dan and thisy became worm iamous as the quickest harness- ing time of the London fire brigade is 1 minute 17 M seconds and the Kansas City horses were harnessed in 1 sec onds and were out of tho engine house in less than 8 seconds there could be no competition In Kansas City four fine nays were narnessed to the hook and ladder truck almost as quickly as even Joe and Dan could jump into their bar- nesses It was a pretty sight to see these four well kept horses spring to their places at the stroke of the coucr and in two or three secouas cjfiiiri ready to ruu with the apparatus Joe was killed by an accident but Dan with a new mate is still in service and as quick as ever The record for quickest time from the engine house to the throwing of water on the fire is held by a Kansas City company In this instance the horses were harnessed a run of 2 104 feet a little less than half a mile was made and water thrown from the hose in the wonderfully brief time of 1 minute 31 -- only a few blotches that I thought would soon pass away i was Wheat stored on reasonable terms treated by several able market price paid for physicians but in spite and highest of theif efforts the Can Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling cer spread until my condition beeaniealarniing Cos office After many months ot B M RENICK CO treatment and growing steadily worse I deP S Farmers would do well to store cided to try S S S their wheat near home which was so strongly recommended The first bottle produced an im- provement 1 continued the medicine and in T four months the last lit tTh luV zVo Hjjr 5r UL V tie scab dropped off Ten years have elapsed and not a Sltril of thp rikpnsp hno rphi rnr ¬ ¬ ¬ j o riTiarfl Knrr j RFWilliams j Gilisburg Miss It is dangerous to experiment with Cancer The disease is beyond the skill of nhvsieians R S S is thf rmlv nnrft because it is the only remedy which Ses ueep enougn to reach Cancer will furnish sacks and store your wheat in an elevator and buy your wheat when you are ready to sell at the highest mar-ket price Those who held wheat last year mane oig monej store your wheat and get the profit 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay the highest market price in cash or I W9m9 a liiU Blood E 0 FRETWELL Agent 5julv 4t Paris Ky ¬ Swifts Specific is the only blood remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable All others contain potash and mer- ¬ cury the most dangerous of minerals Rooks on Cnnopr nnrl hlm ul flisoocoa mailed free by Swift Specific Company IsTOTIOE Notice is hereby given that the firm of McDermott 6 spears is dissolved J K Spears having purchased the inter-¬ est of Fred McDermott will continue the business FRED McDERMOTT J K SPEARS Atlanta ueorgia To Cure A Cold In One Dav Take Laxative Brouo Quinine Tab lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure Joo For sale by w T Brooks and James K uurrly Paris Ky -- I s Ail - A God M nnry Springs IRVINE KY often saves money anlTlso good nenlth f OPES JUKE 15TH TO OCT 1ST you are troubled with cons inatiou indiires- tion or any form of stomuch trouble Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate ber to take home a bottle of Dr CnidwiMPs Syrup Pepsin and health win e restored so Waters The prettiest Place and best V r T E VOT kePfc Summer Resort in the West T JV MTTRrZ AND THK ijtS iii For particulars apply to CAPT J M THOMAS Proprietor THE BOURRON Ci3CLOl32L3a NE1r i M j KISTHATOBS NOTICE seconds Schopenhauer on Women detested sentiment She was devoted to society to gossip to the convenances of Both Papers One Year life He lived for ideas and with an ai- - Regular Price for Both is most savage moroseness poured scorn on the round of at homes and sesfchetio m tea parties Both were selfish and quar- relsome We may judge therefore that Schopenhauer took his notions of wom- ¬ en partly from his mother It goes without saying that these notions were violent in the extreme yet not without i ¬ ¬ Schopenhauers mother Joanna was a singular woman with whom he was perpetually at war She was lively ho was grim She was a sentimentalist he WEEKLY lYalbhlji for on1 We have arranged a ClnbMni Rat by which we can aiv 925 27 i All persons having claims against the estate of Augusta G Rogers deceased must present same properly proven as required by law before me at my officer before Sept 1 198 or else be barred1 By order of the Bourbon County Jourc S B ROGERS Administrator July 2 1898 W iLiUaauauuimMi ouiijd ¬ The new woman would rave at this satire on her pretensions and yet it would do her good to read what Scho- ¬ penhauer has to say with as much calm- ¬ ness as she can command Woman is here depicted as emphatically a lesser man indeed so far below man as to be fit only for the role of the old fash- ¬ ioned German hausfrau Self Culture Time to Stop Among the best stories recorded by a well known angler is one about a Scot tish laird who was one day relating to his 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 I took yesterday Donald neither spoke nor moved The laird repeated thequestion Weel replied Donald it was twal pund at breakfast it hadsgotten to achteen at dinner time and it was sax and twenty when ye sat down to supper wi the captain Then after a pause he add ed Ive beeu telliu lees a my life to please the shooters but Ill be dashed if Im going to tell lees noo in my old age to please the f ushers ¬ uupcia ui uuiu t Now is to pneu t the auvaiitagc of lw pr c rs in the tim ¬ - f 0ueen Crescent Low Kates I K f National Lanndrymens Association Giseimiati O September 12 to 14th 1898 N Always ask for Paris Milling Cos Purity flour All grocers keep it Insist on having Purity Are You Easily Tired OflBPETS The Left Wingr Is there any portion of the fowl you prefer major asked the hostess blaud- SP HTTP - ly The left wing if you please The left wing retorted the major gazing Yes dubiously at the platter I believe it is always good military tactics to bring the left wing of a veteran corps into acj London Fun tion every time GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Tprethe Council 33d Degree of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cincin- ¬ Theatrical And Otherwise Tie marks Iu nati O September 19 to 22 1898 The Foyer 1 Awarded B Highest HonorsWorlds Fair Da Liilie Hall Barlow wife of Milton G Barlow the old time minstrel brought teuit in the Superior Court of Bridgeport Conn for absolute divorce Habitual intemperance and cruelty charges in the petition are the Just remember that all your strength must come from your j food Did you ever think of that Perhaps your muscles need more strength or your nerves or perhaps your stomach is f Daily Output News Print Paper weak and cannot digest What g you eat The dairy output of news print paper you need more strength If in the United States is about 1200 to then take 1500 tons The production of news print is larger than any other grade y They are just as ood as they ever were but the stock has to be re- ¬ duced to make room for new goods and WALL PAPER Well just come in and name our own price You can secure bar- ¬ gains now both in price oi paper and charges made for hanging If you have houses to rent I will sell you fine paper for them at cheap viilMJ CREAM r fcfc SCOTTS VU r MOST PERFECT MADB s nmm YEARS THE STANDARD BAKING Adelina Patti has been lately received again into full communion of the Cath- ¬ olic Church During the life time of Nicolini this was denied her as the church refused to recognize the divorce which legally freed her from her first husband Marquis de Crux Miss Blanche Walsh has been engaged to take the place of Miss Fanny Daven- ¬ EMULSION of Cod Iiiver Oil with Hyyo phosphites The oil is the most easily changed of all foods into o That of book paper is probably as much as 1000 tons and of writing 450 tons eaoh daily paper prices i phites are the best tonics for the nerves SIONT UJJJVW L tlom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free 40 ii Q port who is ill in the presentation of Sardous plays in this country next season She will be supproted by Mel borne McDowell Miss Davenports husband for kind and for all cases of de- ¬ bility weak nerves and loss of flesh coughs of Joe and ioo all druggists SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York weak throats every and quickest cure for SCOTTS BMUlt is the easiest 444 Natural Suspicion What makes you think this man an impostor when be says he ia from Bos- ¬ ton The fact that he doesnt claim to Chi- ¬ Irve in the Baok Bay district cago News A man may float in salt water with out moving his hands or feet if he has the presence of mind to throw his head back and allow bis body to sink to the position which it will then naturally take A Turkish turban of the largest size contains 20 yards of the finest and soft est muslin ¬ J T HINTON Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE V W Jlev if t A Parisian Tjajs sou HBo r -- wr parts k Friday September NUPTIAL KNOTb 2 Illlll 1898 III nuuij J1LH neiuriiiiiii im u rw K3 TEE BOUBBQH NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 j In Jorto Rico - 1 Enieied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Secoiv iiss mail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 i SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance S2 00 Six months Oneyear news costs you cant even get 100 port FU031 A GUN FREE OF CHARGE j a re- ¬ Ktc Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Miivlkr CISCISXATIS VS WASHINGTON The Reds smile this week you bet Though theres sorrow in each e Theyre not satiated quite yet On good old Washington pie - e Yesterdays Ban ball Scores t Cincinnati 5 Washington 4 Louisville 0 Baltimore S leveland 3 Boston 2 Chicago 10 Brooklyn 0 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 1 6 Pittsburg 8 New York 2 Monday will be Curt day Monday Wiu- - The City Sehools will begin m fair will be held at Chester on Sept 22 and 23 A STREET The Bluegrass Dental Society will meet at Cynthiana Tuesday Owner can A copper key get same by calling at The NEwsofficr Found -- - Vv EC r 1 4 B p a A 1 j 1 if- f- 9 Lieutenant in the Third Kentucky A pleasant impromptu dance was DR Bowen the celebrated opticiau ygiven at Odd Fellows Hall last evoning Co s Thurswill be at A J Winters in honor of the young lady visitors in day Sept Sth Consult him Progress of The Kentucky the city for- Musty Wheat We will pay full Misses Helen Bennett and Sallie The big first class battleship Kenasmg value for musty damp aud off grades tucky a sister to the Kearsarge was onacKieioru nave retuiutu lu ikiumuuuu elsewhere tf R B Hutchcraft of wheat taken out of the dry dock Tuesday after a visit to Misses Annie Louise and Handsome Picture given with So purehae ReHpectfullj Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead The warscope will project a series of morning and placed alongside the huge Sue Clay Mrs Chcs Foote and daughter Miss thrilling war pictures at the opera house crane Hercules the largest in the George Burch Hgpd 75 died yester Prices wot id tor the purpose ot receiving her Ettavieve Foote went to Lexington yes- dav at his home near Ntwtowu Tuesday nights Monday and which is heavily terday to spend the day with Mr Wil conning tower 15 25 and 35 cents armored uid weighs over eightjT tons lard Hutchinson Use Parib Milling Co s Purity wi ue cxw 1UUALA1 dry dock KentUky has been in the Dr John Jameson will leave to- flour for sale by all grocers National holiday The post office will f jr several days having her -bottom Take no other be open only fifteen uiiuuleo utter cacti painted and docking beels propellers morrow for Omaha to attend the annual Ask for it WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00E OP meeting of of the United States Veteri- ¬ mail as ou other holidays The nary Medical Society ¬ and rndi r ilaced m position Unusually low excursion rate to CinIMPORTED SUITINGS ASD TROUSERINGS P Dow was strickeu with rudder is an immense oue from four to MRS R Crescent Route to G Mr and Mis C C Kemper and cinnati Queen Daraly sis several days ago at Olympian eight inches thick and weighing ten three children guests of Mr John S A R Encainpmeit Sept 5 10 Tickets Springs She will te brought home as tuns tf Smith will leave to morrow for their sell September 3d to 9i h soon as she is able to stand the trip I- N Special Excursion home in Meridian Miss LOST A canvass hunting coat con ¬ Mr J A Bower arrived home taining loaded slit lis Lost on Main John Spears of Company I Second Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when Cincinnati and return 165 daring Tuesday night from a trip to Niagara street Sunday Finder rttnru coat to Kentucky arrived home yesterday afterquality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL noon from Chickamauga to recuperate G A R Week Three fast trains daily Falls Toronto and Buffalo and a so The News office and gt reward 2t is threatened with fever Special trains ou 7th and 8th leaving journ at Mt Clemens Mich his health He Lost A fine Cooks levl between Paris at G45 a m returning leave Cin ¬ Col J G Craddock of the Ken sets in Stoner cinnati at ten at night Found Gold pin with corner Main and Fifth and corner High tuckia v and ol Geo Rosser of the and Filth The initials B F are cut can have same by prov- ¬ creek Owner Special rate to Maysville aud return ing nronertv and rjavins for advertise Sept 4th and 5th on accouut celebra- Mayeville Bulletin left Wednesday for in the wood Will pay reasonable reDenver to attend the annual meeting of ment and suitable reward to tinder ward for return to The News office S E TIPTON Cutter tion Kaights of St John office Call at News the Natioaal Editorial Association 2t y O Oce fare round trip to Mr aud Mrs Harry Austin of Auctioneer A T Fohsyth sold yesNew Fall suits for men and terday 138 acres of land near Hutchi Sept 7th aud Sth account concatena- Louisville wbo have been visiting day at ttiendb near this city have goue to Cyn- - boys arriving evry son property of Mr Amanda layton tion of Hoo Hoos to M R and J L acoby of Hutchi One fare round trip to St Louis Oct thiana for a short vi it Mr Austin is Price Cos and always at the 54 per acre ctsh son for 2 8 4 limited to Oct 13th account recovering from au illness of typhoid right price f evei of Dayton Ohio Grand United Order of Odd Fellows Misses Nettie Harrison and Mattie Rolla O Ffikss Price Co are going to quit thp chrtmpuohii ui the United Colored won Potts of Little Rock and Liicy Gardner handling trunksnot having the States by killing ninety nine out of a Profersor A M Otjtzeits music aud the Misses Fugate of this city left possihle one hundred birds at a bird j class will open for LS89 commencing Wednesday for Midway where they room If in need of one you can Emu Claire Wis en-¬ will attend the Kentucky Orphan buy at actual c st shoot at A Co September 5th Music pupils this term Scbool The natural life like Pcenery of Cuta will have the benefit of theory without Mrs Susie Robb of Mercer county Close out prices on straw matting of a id Spauish American battlesj depicted additional cost Scholars attending is the guest of her daughter Mrs J R at J T Aintons tf by the war scope is the next best tiling city school will receive daily instruc- ¬ M cChesney Her granddaughter little At tie tion at Mrs Herrick8 adjoining said to an actual visit to Cuba Raceland Jersey butter for Lucie Belle opera h mse Monday and Tuesday nigiit building For terms call at 5th and Miss spending the McChesney in who has Mercer sale by Newton Mitchell Saiumer been satisfac- ¬ came home with Mrs Roob 2sep 4t A fox terrier pure white es High Lost The first prizes at Miss Emma Mi- ¬ C3pt both ears are black not a year old Springe Correspondence Erom Estill llers euchre given Monday night in com- ¬ BOCKNER TOBACCO but large Wore a collar with Bean Brummel on it A liberal reward for pliment to her guest Miss Sybil Ander 8 Estiul Springs Aug 31st return or information as to his his san of Salt Lake City were won by whereabouts Leave at The News of- ¬ Ever delightful Estill is more charm Dr Lynu Moore of Detroit and Miss WAREHOOSE CO i2sep2t fice Mary Webb Gass The conaalation ing than ever this Summer and never were secured by Miss Sadie Hart to have the guests spent the time more prizes Ed Hatcbcraft LOUISVILLE KY Lost Pocktbook on excursion A FASTIDIOUS MAN and Mr hours are whiled containing a photograph neck- - pleasantly Tie Torrent Miss Katie Ingeis gave a croquet alwxys sees that his linen nd 1 tee bracelet pair of link buttons about away riding driving in dancing in party to ten girl friends Tuesnay after-¬ Four Months Storage Free 3 in money and an address written on card parties at bowling parties and at fancy vests are well laundered Independent Warehouse a slip of paper The fiuder may keep boating on the river There is always noon The guests were Misses Mabel Letton Alma Summons Maud Powers white and immaculate We are the money and will give suitable reward being plant Chiles and Lena Fugate Princess some pleasant divertisement W L DAVIS Agent for its return to The News catering just now to the Summer -ned for the guests for there are no dull Whaley Ella and Mary Ranson Bettie ljan99 Paris Ky Bessie Edwards Refresti- and In Judge Purnells court Wednesday hours for visitors at Estill Several Ingles were served in a dining room man in laundering everything that ments was fined ten dollars and beautiful germans liave been given this decorated for the occasion Imiah Lewis i s necessary to his hot weather ap ¬ costs for maliciously striking at another month the last one being led by Mr guests Misses Miss Eva Freemans duck Negligee shirts parel with a knife He is in jail Heury Lan Butler of Paris Lucy Farmer of Louisville Bessie who was the Bowles his brother-in-laFreeman and Anue Hall of Frankfort Money to loan on real estate mortgage pique and crash suits faney ve t other party in the trouble was acquitted Elizabeth Litte of Owensboro and Apply to The News office of the charge of carrying concealed and white linen ofllJos shirts and About thirty guests came in Saturday Eloise Hall ot Washington D C will weapons Both parties are colored evening and augmented the fine crowd come to Paris this evening to spend the vitiists ve cuffs Ladies ski n of agreeable people already at the hotel night at Mr W O Hintons A bowl liuefcs For Sale Jaunder just like new D party will be given It will not be surprising if September ing several young men in their honor by 20 pure bred selected Southdown baok will not be a very popular month at Iambs Tae Ehward Hit made in Estill as it is just the place to escape the 3 aged Southdown bucks 1 noise of the city New York in stiff and soft one bucks Also 4 Cotswold heat aud dust and Y W M HlMTOfl JK fc J3RO Proprietors Address There is no better place in Kentucky to 01 tne Dest nats maae guaran- ¬ R B Hutchcraft Telephone No 4 recuperate ones health or to spend a Paris Ky 2sep tt teed in quality stvle and finish The hotel is vacation than at Estill Case management of Mr at the low price of 3 is on sale Another Will under the excellent TEETH EXTRACTS Co sole agents is a guarantee by Price R L Thomas which WITHOUT PAH Suit ha been filed in the Bourbon that the service is all that could be de ADfVllNISTBATOR 5 NOTICE Court by R W Estill to set Circuit Capt Ben S Drake of Lexington is HO COCANE NO GAS aside the probating of the will of the sired assigned on revenue duty with the Paris All persons late R J Brown The case will be Distilling Co for September Captain A simple application to the Ktiine used debted to the knowing themselves in late tried at the coming term of the Circuit Among the guests are Mr and Mrs and Mrs Drake are stopping with E B only by me and acknowledged by the ed will please settleD Miller deceas- ¬ Court public to be the beat and easiest and signed at once Thosewith the under ¬ Roger Williams and the Sayres of Lex- ¬ Hedges Cnpt Drake was a member of holding claims regiment of Confederate Dukes absolutely free from any after effects against The moving life like war pictures ington the Bennetts of Richmond Mrs soldiers famous decedent treatment for painlf ss proven saidrequired will present them Catephoric as by law to H C will be at the opera house Monday and Swift Champ J G Craddock of Paris rilling Ho ward attorney Tbe fire department was called out Tuesday nights Patriotic pcenes that the Brents of Lexington a party from very yesterday morning by an alarm from Made from fine smooth kid of the color S LILLESTON Lexington and parties from Versailles 8 00 will be read of in history facing fast Set of teeth box 17 to extinguidh a small blaze in a best quality silk top all the fine points 15 00 4t Upper and lower Admr D Miller DeoHI and Richmond coal honse at Terrence Mackeys home eyelets in the lace has is stylish and Lookout for Tornadoes Hicks fillings SOcts up Silver of a high grade shoe and on Vine street The department 100 up Gold fillings predicts storms for the near Rev Rutherford Douglass began a quick run but the blaze waa putmade serviceable Made in button and lace Gold crowns out Welts or Turns 500 an interesting meeting Wednesday night before it arrived Insure your tobacco at the Second Presbyterian Church and fature 50 cts Painless extraction barns with T Porter Smith Rates will continue the services over Sunday Tin gutter 5in 5c 7in GJc J R IDIIB 0 0 5 Gal cutter 5in 5c 7iu bjc class fifty cents for each preaching every night at 730 for this and they are worth absolutely every INDIGESTION Tin pipe 3in 5c 4in CJc 321 Main St Paris Ky cent we ask for them 100 or 1000 for 5 Prompt GUI pipe 3in 6c 4in 8Jc September 3d to 9th inclusive Frank opp Court house A R Broomhall companies in- ¬ fort and Cincinnati Railway will sell paying reliable Shoe Store Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m With Cook Winn Bargains atJ T Hintons furniture sure against fire wind and round trip tickets to Cincinnati at 165 Job Work Repairing Specialties Telephone 79 store tbis week Pari Ky W H Cox Agent 16ag 6t Main Cor 4th cyclone fall race meeting at Lexington begin- 19th -- The Kentncky Association will hold a - ningSept ¬ Dn Wen Fram of this city Steward of tht Hvpital Corps ot t- e First Keu- tueky Reimeut now in Porto Rico has remembeied Tiie 2Jkvs with a copy of the La Ktuca Em dated Ponce Augiibt 2o The paper is a four col awn folio printed in Spanish and contains several tauiiliar American intdiciue ad ¬ vert isen en tb btbides advertisements of The stveial colleges and restaurants p ipt rs contaiu two columns printed in Englith but no news events are related A cop of the Correo de Puerto Rico Potto Rico Mail is also printed in Spanish and contains many advertise ments of calcs and steamship lins In au interesting letter to his parents Mr and Air- L Frank Dr Frank writes that he is in excellent health and that the general health of the regiment was good though their camp was in a swamp which was badly infested with a host of mosquitos The letter was 10111 the field near Ponce written and said that about eight hundred Spanish They soldiers were in that section were not expecting trouble though a small battle was likely to occur any time Dr Frank is delighted with the beautiful scenery the palm and banana trefs etc and is securing seme fine photos of the country The natives are very kind to the Americans ana delighted in calling themselves Prto Kican Americans The First Kentucky boys are all happy and are bearing the hardships like soldiers In the disembarkation the soldiers had to wade through water two feet deep but there was no grumbling Dr Frank sent ki dest regards to all of his friends and hopes to eat Christmas dinner at home He requested that back numbers of The News be sent him immediately ¬ ¬ ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The ararriaue Vows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY The engagement is announced ot Miss THE NEWS MAN Katheriue Helm of Louisville and Mr S im Halley of near Lexington Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Henry Wheat and Miss Mamie Mas The Depots lu The Uotnl Lobbies And ters of Lexiugton drove to Georgetown Elsewhere Mr Chas Brent of Lexiugton was ten days ago dud were secretly married Eugene Sincliir ot Pncenix Arizona in the city Tuesday Mrs John Feeney and son are visit- ¬ late of Georgetown was secretly mar- ¬ ried on August 1st to Mrs Lida Gray ing relatives in Richmond of Phoenix Miss Elizabeth Hall is visiting Miss The marriage of Mr Ed S Ford a Nancy flail in Richmond well known young farmer of near this Misses Mary and Fannie Carriik city to Miss Field of Winchester will have returnedtrom Cape May occur in that city on Sept Sth Washington D Miss Sue Davis of Two of Cerveras officers have fallen C is visiting friends in the city in love with Ameiican girls and their Mr John Williams was in Rich engagements are announced The joung ladies are Miss Clara Dutf of Balti- mond this week visiting friends more and Mits Mijuiie Hays of An- Cnstis Talbott aud Bennett Tarr napolia have returned to Chickamauga The engagement is aunonnced of Rev Messrs J Miller Ward and J N J C Caldwell pubtcr of the Owenton Davis were in Lexington Tuesday Christian Church and Miss Mary Settle daughter of Congressman Evan Settle Mrs A J Winters and son Bar The marriage will occur at high noon j ¬ PEliSONAIi UKXTION ARRIVING DAILY X lew lew w Ja i K rj u yws Ni 1 1 1 iH Wpifviiiird Goods j j uutiiigo ctfiy noSiiieicHodi nett have returned from Eminence - Miss Lizzette Dickson is the guest Excursions to Cincinnati of- Miss Van Greenleaf in Richmond Mrs E T Hiuton and Mrs C M The L N will run sppnal excur- ¬ Thomas left Wednesday for Swango sions to Cincinnati on Sept 7th and 8th on account of the G A R meeting Springs at 45 a m and ar- ¬ Rev aud Mrs Rutherford Doug- ¬ Trains leave Palis at 945 a m in plenty rive in Cincinnati lass of Nicholasville are guests of Rev of time to see the G A R parade Returning train leaves Cincinnati at 10 and Mrs E H Rutherford all amusefire Messrs Warren Bacon and Junius p in afterover works and addition to ments are This iu Clay are- spending a few days near three regular trains daily each waj G5 Myers station on a hunting trip Fare for round trip For further information call on Mrs Henry Casey went to L- xing F B Carr Agent ton to visit her husband who is a First 5 Tuesday October 18th 29 Alain St wmwiMWiiiiHii H iB IMIiH Paris Ky Mil ill riTTTHilHnTfM- - Ti tfTaw Condons Great acnfict -- ¬ - 1 - ¬ Genuine French Organdie Lawns 18c per yd 36 in Sea Island Percales only Sc per yd Ths RU be soft and stiff White Duck Skirts full width for 50c 2 one Our finest Taped Ladies Bleached Vests Vc has late Fill styles at Ladies and Childrens Seamless Hoe for ICc of the be it hits ever offered in Regular Dollar Summer Corset for 50c Bourbon County ftr the money Splendid Bleached and Unbleached Cotton oc at Price Cos sole agents We could give rou column of Bargains like tbe e but f bid and we only ask you to call and get our prices before pu OBITUARY Everything in Our Store wl be offered regnrdless of Cost for the next 30 days and w mention just a few of the Bargains 50 pieces of Simpons Percales Sic per yd Fancy Lawn in great variety 4c per yd Domestic Organdie LawnbHst qualitT 10c per yd j ¬ J D CONDON ¬ -- j FOE SPRING AND SUMMER ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ Pat-In-Ba- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J Winters of this city have gaged the services an eminent optician to be at their store on the second and last Thursday oi each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee tion Call in and have your eyes tested free of charsre Next visit will be Thursday Sept 1898 Monev Tc Lean w -- ¬ Hew Fall Stvle Tiie Bourbon Steam Laundry The Brooklyn Price Clays 350 SDR - PEPSlN II 1 c 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 188ij Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP URUCK MILDER I THE BOTJKBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1898 ThewaterpowerfortheFrisco crusher THE MODEL MERCHANT was introduced from a flume by means Ne studies well the laws which govern traf- ¬ of a long up slanting iron pipe called fic lines and trade He knows the tastes and business needs of a penstock the upper hand of which men of every grade was accessible from the hill above the His thoughts are wide enough to put trade mill and beyond the mines defenses girdles round the earth And versatile enough to give new ideas The strikers had turned off the water the night before and now they proceed- ¬ place or birth pilot thrift for his truest ed to load up the mill with combustibles With honor as his guide the companys lie is the merchant prince our countrys frompowder wrappedmagazine shoving in gunny sacks the noblest prop and pride down the penstock till they judged the Keen sighted he can gaze ahead with tel- ¬ charge was sufficient They set it off escopic view Yet see with microscopic glance wha t dul- ¬ about four oclock in the morning of the lards never knew 11th and the mill was blown into ruins Fields of commercial vastness with broad its red boards scattered by that wind sweep and purpose scan To place each wide perspective in his com- ¬ of strife all over the startled country- ¬ prehensive plan side and a not unsatisfactory number The nations of the earth pay tribute to his of scabs and their guards who were piercing glance were And thus he prospers spite of hates or hos- ¬ in or near the mill at the time killed or injured There was no pretile circumstance tense of sparing life the object was to fly Ks white winged fleets sea like huge birds take it that good service might be ren- ¬ on many a distant He discounts causes yk to come and prog- ¬ dered to the cause of unconditional al- ¬ ress yet to be legiance to the union by this awful re ¬ He turns to profit and success the sunshine minder of its power The doctor re ¬ or the gales And in forecasting dividends his judgment marked when he carried the news to never fails the refugees in his cellar that it was No witches nonsense gives him light un like the fable of the eagle wounded warped by false pretense He coins his thought and acumen in dol- ¬ with a shaft feathered from her own wing to blow up the bosses with lars and in sense powder they themselves had paid Not selfishness the base on which the model the for merchant stands In the fight that ensued the non But concentration of the wealth and gifts of many lands union men were overpowered by the That he may give employ and homes to numbers of their assailants and the toilers by the score ¬ And for his home and native land do ever owners having no defenses and no de¬ ¬ ¬ Edtors una ownftm of em and Butte is run by the Miners union And Darcie do you know they have found that missing letter of yours The gentle Abby helped herself to it out of your clothes I guess thats thakind of house it is at present She has shared can never forgive that shadow of thought in me Yet it seemed as she put it a simple statement of fact Of what fact H A SMITH UBKTTIST- s HATS SHOULD BE WORN A Traveler in Chicago Declares AgaiiiNt Tlielr Removal in Any Public Elevator dummy ps to take your hat off again just because a woman comes into an elevator The traveler had gathered in his companion by the two lapels of his coat and was laying- down the law to him in dead earnest They had just emerged from one of the Stock Ex change elevators out of which had stepped behind them one woman wearing a standard gauge hat and a dozen men with their narrower headgear in liand Why I thought it was the proper thing Jack to hold your hat in your hand when the gentler sex came into the elevator with you Xot at all an old fashioned fad gone into the lumber room Might just as well take vour hat off in street cars or a railroad car The rule is no hats off on any movable platform more and more fenders left surrendered their properor part thereof not especially re In helpful generosity to share his rapid ty and the persons of their employes to served for the entertainment of worn gains ¬ en With those less fortunate foredoomed to the leaders of the strike The non - I say old chap now dont be so They didnt know exactly what they had against you before but now they know You must have hit them pretty hard in the contents of it pretty generally among her friends used it against you every way she can to justify their treatment of jou doubtless ¬ ¬ ¬ Lots of good things are unknown and new to 3rou and to many others It makes me fairty sizzle though I suppose every fellow has the right to do as he pleases with his chapeau to see so manv men who dont know the dif ferencc between a dessert knife and a -- Well Ill be smashed one on me Jack thats a new ¬ a The more to Iheir credit for there a woman might be in distress It sim ply amounts to this An- elevator in a hotel or public structure is for the public convenience like a stairway or a street car or aiij other old thing ot that sort It is not a closed room It is a movable platform Now it is not an invention of public convenience to be required to uncover your bald head to a draft in an elevator because a woman enters What difference if an elevator has a pagoda top It is in- ¬ convenient iust the same Imagine a lawyer with both arms full of volumes of authorities a physician with his surgical case and therapeutic para ¬ phernalia filling both hands a trav- ¬ eler clutching two bags what kind of nonsensical manners is it that requires them to drop their burdens as soon as behatted femininity conies into an levator and devote their hands and thoughts to keep their heads bare till cither they or the woman gets out Nothing in it Never take your hat off that way again or Ill read you a lecture on the monkeyisms of man- ¬ ners Chicago Chronicle ¬ - vator sex and expected by no woman of common sense much less by one ac- customed to the ways of the proper world This is all news to me Jack Ill have to key the boys up to it for most of them would take their hats off if they met a woman in a freight ele¬ tuning fork grab their hats off their heads the moment a woman steps into an elevator Watch sharp and you will always observe these fellows eying each other as if in distrust or seeking approbation Its all wrong infernal nonsense downright toadyism to the poverty and pafns Thus stands he strong a bulwark for his na- ¬ tions power and pride A man whose thoughts good works and words are generous and wide Who thriftily in helping self helps too his fellow man And with his wealth accomplishes all faith and foresight can The merchant may not awe the world as ruler of the state But strong in character and life he may be truly great I EDGAR JONES 7 Copyright f V WK FE j 1 1 - 1S94 by Mary Hallock Foote IX Continued Mike looked at him rucfullv and nied hard to talk and for awhile he succeeded but he was broad awake now and the excess of his sympathy was too great a burden for silence to bear He was persuaded that Darcie needed only another chance and some good advice how to use it in order to be happy CHALLENGED THE PROFESSOR A Berlin Student AVho Fails to Phh Examinations Desire to Fifflit Tvitli H1m Teacher A new p fcc has just appeared before the Berlin courtsto answ er to a charge of chal lenging the president of the senate of Berlin university to a duel Herr von Flemming recently appeared for examination before the law faculty in Berlin At the oral exami- ¬ nation he failed to satisfy the exami-¬ ners and was told he had failed On hearing this he laughed derisively gathered together his papers and without saluting his professors walked out of the hall noisily banging the door The following day he called on Dr Coing the president of the senate and asked his permission to address a petition to the minister of justice to get his examination reheard This Dr Coing in view of his rude behavior at the examination refused to accord Herr von Flemming denied that he had behaved rudely to which Dr Coing replied You can deny it as much as you like but I tell you no well bred man would have behaved as jou did This reply the student regarded as an insult and sent his cousin an off-¬ icer to demand its withdrawal On this being refused he challenged Dr Coing to mortal combat The latter who saw that if lie fought duels with every student who failed in his ex- ¬ amination lie would have his hands full promptly refused and informed the police As a result Herr Hans von Flemming will have four months of seclusion in i a German fortress in which to medi tate over the inefficiency of dueling as a means of acquiring a legal degree Berliner Tageblatt Royal Colors The sultan of Turkey is always seen attired in pale brown garments the emperor of Austria affects gray The German emperor has what may be called a loud taste in clothes and is never so happy as when wearing the showiest of uniforms or hunting cos tumes The czar of Russia on the other nand likes the simplest darkest form of undress uniform Cincinnati Enquirer ¬ ¬ life of the German professor if many people followed the example of a stu- ¬ dent named Hans von Flemming- who - terror would be added to the too much Darcie he resumed as gen- ¬ tly as he could articulate ll think I hear ye at it talk an talk and arg Ye sat there in the house and arg and ye had nothing else to do Id niver give them the chanst to argy they can bate the divil at that And what had yez to talk about thats barely aoguaint wid wan anothers Christian uarnes No talkin s not in it Darcie flung off the blanket from his face and turned his eyes beseech ¬ ingly on Mike Cant you leave off V he implored His lips quivered his face was deathly white in the yellow candle- ¬ light and joints of fine perspiration stood out upon his forehead Mike felt like swearing great oaths as he looked at his Little Darcie who was worth in bis opinion all the girls that ever twisted braid But what he said was Im fair ashamed av ye Ye look this minute like a whipped bantam thats crawled away undher the cur ran bushes wid his head draggin in the sand Ah quit your nonsinse A little chip av a gurl ye had niver seen this day six weeks nould up your undher lip well make it yet he bragged with a cheerfulness that fell onl Darcies spirits as a pelting spring rain on that same whipped- and dis- ¬ couraged fowl to which Mike had com- ¬ pared him Well f ech her out o this Its only purtendin she was Sure shes no such worlds wondher herself that she can afford to be so chicy Well fetch her out wid us and therell be a weddinin Spokane and Ill fling me ould brogans afther the carge Ill - I think the trouble was ye talked go barefut but Ill do it X IN TIME OF WAR AND TUMULTS What occurred at Gem on the morn¬ ing of the 11th of July is part of the history of the labor troubles of the year The hesitating disapproval that divided the sentiment rather than the judgment of the order classes toward the Pittsburgh strikes had a misleading effect in the Coeur dAlene The demagogues who here represented the power of the miners unions were not comparative thinkers they did not allow for the difference in the two situ- ¬ ations They beheld merely the fact of this doubtful verdict of the classes that are seldom in doubt which side to 1S92 take in struggles of this nature and they were enormously uplifted by it Many of these men to judge them by their acts should be called anarchists rather than union men If not to the principle of destruction they devoted their fellow laborer to be self-devoted ¬ the victim of that principle whenever his sole proletarianism differed from their own and they took action ac ¬ cordingly The car loaded with dynamite which the strikers had sent down the tram¬ way for the demolishment of the Frisco mill had hung fire somehow and disap pointed their expectations but their next scheme was more successful¬ - minutes ago and it struck me as a very nasty complication Im in a hurrj to get you gone They have marched on Wardncr to deal with the Bunker nill and Sullivan as they dealt with the Frisco but if some one should happen to ask Where is that British spy or Where is big Mike the bloody scab they could spare 50 men or so easy on special duty in a case like this and if they should come up here by daylight your exit up the gulch wouldnt be so private as one could wish Now I propose you start not later than to night I will have my horse up there in the corral by the mouth of your winze and when you hear my usual clinkum clahkum on the coalhod out-¬ side the kitchen door take that for a signal the coast is clear Pack up a little grub and remember the trail is a bad one at night and dont press the pony where he hesitates you had bet-¬ ter get down and crawl Mike knows how amusing it is on the old trail go union miners were disarmed and ing round Sunset peak You want to marched as prisoners to the miners strike for Beaver canyon by the way1 hall there to be guarded until the serf of Carbon and come out at Charley fence of eviction from the country Meads place the old placer camp on the where they had presumed to earn a liv river And there if 3 ou can get a boat ing independent of labor organizations you had better leave the road and take The agreement to the river You will avoid Kingston should be executed which the managers were coerced into which may be in the hands of the signing admitted the right of the union strikers and I dont think you could to dictate what persons they should sole- make it by the road anyhow below the ly employ and at what prices This was big jam such a road as it is with a horse and and a wounded man and a girl the famous union ultimatum these the means taken to enforce it in A gurl echoed Mike in blunt the Coeur dAlene amazement then catching the doctors That friend of the workingman Mr C3re he held his peace and went off to Bingham was so impressed with the the far end of the cellar where he nature of the crisis that he allowed busied himself noisily hauling boxes himself to be influenced into tele- around and taking stock of provisions graphing to the military authorities in case they might need to put in a adjuring them to hold back the troops fresh requisition for the journey lest their presence in the inflamed disMiss Bingham must go with you tricts might precipitate threatened acts the doctor was saying to Darcie in a of violence This practically was a de- cool peremptory tone I take the re mand from the union bosses signed by sponsibility of that nryself the manager of an important mine to Darcie was turning red and white be let alone with the implied threat and his knees were shaking under him that if not let alone trouble would en- ¬ Has she said that she will go he sue bridges be blown up and mines asked avoiding the doctors eye held down by dynamite would be ex ¬ I havent asked her and I dont proploded and the lives of innocent per- pose to What docs she know Of sons perhaps of Mr Bingham would course shed sa- - she couldnt go It is be placed in jeopardy It is not prob- time now for the men to do something able that the telegram had the slightest if there are any men left in this das ¬ effect in delaying the troops but it was tardly mine Do you know what the scarcely a true expression of the senti- old man has done and the fierv little ment of the greater portion of the com- doctor exploded again over the cow ¬ munity who were willing to take the ardly telegram which he said was a private risks and to bear the private disgrace to the mine and to every man losses for the sake of public peace and connected with it The doctor refused security to set down that action of Mr Bing The doctor had received earty on the hams to the score of humanity or con- ¬ morningW that black Monday a little cern for the companys property which note from Faith questioning him timid ¬ shows how loss of reputation in several ly in these words ways may destroy a mans credit in the Do you know where Mr Darcie is few ways remaining and rob him of the He left the house last evening without last charitable doubt a word to anyone As our guest and a Did you ever read a story called wounded man it is on my conscience Better Dead I dont know the name that he may be in danger Any help that of the crank who wrote it the doctor you could give him in this awful time added modestly he wasnotliterarjin would be I am sure only dc him from his tastes but he hit on a good phrase us at the mine where he received his right there Ive used it to my own satinjuries isfaction quite frequently since I read The doctor replied briskly but the thing Theres a friend of ours not evasivelj and was careful to see that far from this who were better dead his note went straight to its destina- ¬ He is dead The vital spark has been out tion for from the appearance of Miss of him so long its indecent to have Binghams missive he judged that it him around and we may as well be had been tampered with frank about it Ive lived long enough My Dear Miss Bingham I am much in the west not to have many prejumore concerned for yourself than for any young man guest Injured or otherwise dices but there are one or two things Darcie has got one good arm and a pretty I cannot stand I cant stand a coward cool head hell get through But you and I cant stand a man who doesnt must be aware that your father cannot know how to take care of his women protect you in the present state of affairs even if he knew the way He is complete- ¬ folks To see- a girl like Miss Bingham ly terrorized by the strike I must be mixed up with such an outfit as that plain with you He knocked under prac- Now if she cant be taken out of this tically months ago I would insist on your place any other way I will elope with her coming over here if I were not liable to be called a dozen ways at once or if I were myself and that might make trouble anybody but the little doctor If the in the family But- theres no need of troops ever get in things will be different me when here are you two fellows who In the meantime I have a plan and I dont know what moment I may spring it on stood by her once before when the old you so be ready in marching trim stout man went back on her And she went boots and a woolen frock to start when under fire for you just as if shed been 3rou get the word Some one else who is going has got the route Make up your brought up to it Her conduct that mind that I know not what is best but nijrht shows what she can do if re what is the only way left Your father quired Its no slouch of a trip Ive laid Miss Faith I regret to say it is the late out for 3011 and Im sorrj Darcie you Mr Bingham This is cruel but you must see yourself that it is not safe nor proper had the bad taste to get shot just as that you stay in that house any longer two arms would have been so mortally You must throw away all your previous convenient Im afraid the journey notions however nice and ladylike The will be rough on you Coeur dAlene at present is not a summer resort Its no use doctor said Darcie quietly in the bitterness of a despair The doctor could not know how rap- that was beyond words she will never idly the managers household had been go in the word not with me They going to jneces in the last four and have shown her that letter and she twenty hours He had anticipated a thinks I have lied to her moreover I hard time with Faith and he was specu- accused her to her face of opening it lating what other pull he could bring and reading it herself to bear upon her Suspecting much but That was pleasant said the doctor knowing nothing of her relations with dryly Any other little endearments Darcie he dared not mention that name pass between you Is this your inter- ¬ to her but he mentioned her name national style of courtship Ive won quite frankly to Darcie that afternoon dered how you Englishmen manage to when he paid a visit to his lodgers in the on so fast with our girls cellar and was struck by its obvious Well she is thinking about your and painful effect safety now purely on account of the He hasnt made it Im afraid the reparation we owe you at the mine It doctor concluded reverting in thought is on her conscience that she wishes she to the heart solo that he had charged knew where you are I havent told her upon Darcie No he hasnt made it yet its just as well to let you stay on and its taking every chip hes got to her conscience awhile longer youll pay The poor boys busted I do be- ¬ never stay in a safer place and she has lieve and now what becomes of my got to have something there But dont little plan presume upon it Has it occurred by Nevertheless he broached his plan this time to your investigating mind for the case of Faith it seemed to him that there might be ways for a ladj was desperate to come by the contents of a letter be Do you Boys said he in his cheeriest voice sides helping herself to it we are going to have a regular mon- know that the old man I wont call key and parrot time of it here till the him her father confronted her with troops get in The militias all very that information you have been col ¬ well and we shall be powerful glad to lecting and accused her of helping you see them but how do we know if they to et it and of being your wile ac- ¬ can stand up to these Molly MagTin es complish generally An the word of Arid Im not sure the idiots wont blow Abby up the bridges or blow up anything Dont make it any worse doctor I know she else There is all Montana to the back pleaded Darcie humbly ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ that letter I found this out about ten That she had read my letter Im Co Office over G S Varden not defending myself I should hope not the doctor coin- ¬ Officfl Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5p m cided while Darcie was realizing that he had purchased a great relief at the expense of a deeper despair Suppose she had read it She was the judge whether she could read it or not wom- ¬ DEALER IN en seem to be able to do things that men cant do and vice versa if youve Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses noticed Anyhow when a fact about a Etc girl you believe in is impossible on the face of it I wouldnt meddle with it especially if she furnished the fact her- ¬ Special attention given to Undertak self Women and facts are the queerest ing and Repairing things when they get thoroughly Main Street - - - - Paris Kt mixed you have simply to choose between your woman and your facts In your case Darcie I neednt say Id take HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK the woman every time SMITH SHOP FOR SALE You would if it wasnt too late said Darcie It all comes to the same DESIRE to sell my house and ot thing she will never go with me But at Jackson ¬ if she must go perhaps she will go with ville with blacksmith shophalf cash bal Ky I will sell for Mike Tel her doctor that Im not ance in twelve months For farther going I am not going Im going to particulars address or call on stay and finish my work I came here BENJ F SHARON to do it and I shuffled out of it for a Jacksonville Ky il3oct tf selfish reason now I intend to see it r through I was a spy she believes that S3RJEH2XTC3- - 3 lam one still If needful I will meet the fate of a spy it seems to be meant for I i 4 GEO W DAVIS ¬ ¬ I ¬ 1 me wife Mrs William Simpson at Spo- ¬ kane and telegraph me direct you ar- ¬ rive Ill be in to shake handsbv and bv Mike see that you cover up all that fresh earth in the corner with ashes its less conspicuous in case they get on to your trail while it is hot to be continued IS the roof and do as you are told The orders are women and wounded to the rear You will meet The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ all the fate you Avant between here thing for and the Old Mission to morrow night Agents Orchard Garden Lawn No Now you neednt stand there looking Strawberry and general nursery cat¬ as pale as Mikes new pipe disputing alogue on application to what a girl will do or what she wont H F HILLENMEYER do Ill answer for the girl she will be Lexington Ky on hand mind you to start when you Telephone 279 start You are to deliver her to my Oh come off CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD trees 898 PLANTS VINES I S- - w - CRAWFORD BROS DE2z5sirt Barloers JOHN always THIS YOUR FIRST VISIT Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts Origin of a Question Often Askeil on the 3Inrylanl Shore Strangers tell us it is fact that after CONNELLY the formalities of an introduction to an eastern shoreman at his own home follows the question Is PARIS KENTUCKY this your first visit to the eastern shore The origin of this custom Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is was set forth by an eastern shoreman promptly answered Prices reasonable a Cincinnati banquet at Newport solicited at 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ twitted about this peculiarity of his country The story is a true one When Gen La Fayette accepted the invitation of congress in 1S24 and came to this country as the nations guest a great reception was tendered him at the statehouse in Annapolis officially by the state The governor of ¬ I some years ago when he was YRUPINDIGESTION PEPSS CURES DR CALDWELLS 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ - I ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ gt ¬ 1 j I Maryland was at that time an eastern shore farmer who lived on his farm except when the general assemblj was in session or when he was called to Annapolis at other times on official business Of course his presence was indispensable at the La Fayette reception His function indeed was to in- ¬ troduce the distinguished guest The governor made the trip on horseback around the head of the bay clad in a homespun suit made on his own looms The roads and weather being worse than he calculated for when he left home he did not reach the capital until the day of the reception and after all the other notabilities were there and waiting for the governor who was hastily ushered into the senate cham ¬ ber his clothes splashed with mud just as he was when he dismounted The distinguished people m splendid array in the chamber confused the plain and patriotic eastern shore gov- ¬ ernor and when he was presented to La Fayette he could think of nothing to say for the moment He blurted out Is this the first time you were ever in this country general And from the day the eastern shore governor made that faux pas to this patrioticalthe question is religious put to the stranger ly and proudly when his footsteps first touch the eastern shore strand Baltimore Sun Tips to Noblemen Servants In old times to dine with a nobleman cost more in tips to the servants than a club dinner James Payne relates that Lord Poor a well named Irish peer excused himself from dining with the duke of Ormund upon the ground that If you will he could not afford it give me the guinea I have to pa your cook fancy I will come as often as vou choose to ask me which was ac cordingly done The duke however had not the pluck to stop the practice Lord Taafe a general officer in the Aus trian service did what he could He al ways attended his- guests to the door when they put their hands into their pockets he said No if you do give it give it to me for it- was I who paid for To Sir Timothy Waldo your dinner must be given the credit of putting an end to the monstrous practice After dinner with the duke of Newcastle he put a crown into the cooks hand It was rejected I dc not take silver sir Very good and I do not give gold This courageous rejoinder caught on and the day of vails to cooks was over Chicago Inter Ocean The Clever Artist Not infrequently the art student falls in arrears for the rent of even his airy perch on the sixieme and landlords have scant sympathy for btings who can soar to the empyrean but cant pay cash One young man six months in arrears knew that his landlord was keeping a watchful eye on his trunk which stood opposite the door feeling sure that while it was there the owner would vot depart Our artist nainted a portrait of hs trunk on tie wall op posite the door avid in the night took himself and his belongings quietly ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - itmikm U UtilU ill TIME TABLE EAST BOUND SMUpm liVLonlsvUle ArLexlugtou Lv Lexington 1115am 1125am 850pm 80am 550pm LvVincnPsterll58nm 823pm KlSam 630pm Ar Mt Sterlnsi225pm 950pm 950a x 705p Ar Washington 6iara 340pm Ar Philadelphia10leam 705pm 830am 6fl0pra t t JLrNew York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND Ar Lexington Ar branlcfort ArShelbyvllIe Ar Louisville Ar 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Earliest Trains for all points East South and Southwest and at Detroit lor all points North and Northwest Sunday Trips June July August and Septembar Onty EVERY DAY BETWEEN s VI Cleveland A Putin Bay opa Toledo Addre33 MICH i Send for Illustrated Pamphlet SCHANTZ DETHOJT Tfje Detroit and Cleveland steam lay Bo A 15 The Shortest Line and The Best Service between Cincinnati and the Summer Resorts of the Great Lakes -- -- - uim AND THE TO 4 TW---2 a MICHIGAN GREAT LAKSS 1 aumeumes serves very inartistic en iu --Catholic World vrviA T no jo- - llrt vjuuu r7 mam 1 3 Trains Daily oetween CINCINNATI and DETROIT t f PJ fp Hj v THE BOUftBON NEWS PARIS KT FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1898 GROWING FINE VEAL SHOWS MARVELOUS SPEEb TOLD BY THE SERGEANT Hapids lives Sergeant Richard Dunn hale and hearty although he carries the scars of 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 T J j ieuu an ¬ ¬ ¬ V 1r- Aa Industry Wliich Pays Well When ever the Price of Butter Is Abnormally Low A M-W- Littl Torpedo Boat Destroyer Farra cut Is a Wonder Built on Pacific Coast The torpedo boat destroyer Far ragut which had her builders trial the other day at San Francisco ¬ proves to be- a wonder and her con- From the Democrat Grand Rapids Mich concert at tbe park At the Michigan Soldiers Home in Grand afternoonmany How Thats a mighty good band said Tommy Tucker who was up in a tree listening to the A Musical Critic ROAD IMPROVEMENT It Is Possible Even Where Elaborate Operations Are Entirely Out of the Question at small expense even though elabo- ¬ rate road building- is out of the ques- Road improvement is always possible ¬ tion t r i There are three essentials of good highways all of which may be secured easily and at little outlay and which will insure vast improvement in the roads of country districts where the people are unwilling or feel unable to undertake extensive improvements ity of veal which is made in some EuFirst the road must be graded and ropean countries notably in Hol- ¬ flrained so that water can neither land But no doubt the time will come staud upon the surface nor soak in when this feature of the dairy indus- ¬ under the foundation Water is ruin-- try will receive the attention from us which is now Leing given to it else- ¬ where It is considered by experts that those veals arc finest which nob only carry a considerable quantity of fat but which a so shew no indications of having receh ed any other food than whole milk The whites of the eyes the eyelids and the inside of the lips if the animal has had an exclusive milk diet should be pure white Any tinge of coloring in these parts indicates the effect of solid foods Whether it will pay to convert milk into cheap butter instead ci putting it into prime veal will depend entirely of course upon the price of the two products and the relation one bears to the other It is stated by authorities that eight pounds of milk will produce one pound of gain in a calf This means that at present prices 5 cents for ROAD NEAR ELMIRA N Y veal a hundred pounds of milk would ¬ ous to a road in either of these loca- bring 72 cents if put into veal With tions and if allowed to remain in butter at 17 cents netting the prothem will speedily work complete de- ducer about l iys cents a hundred An expensive stone road pounds of milk made into butter struction that is inadequately drained will suffer would be worth about G5 cents This just as surely and fatally from water difference in profits points strongly on or in it as the most ordinary coun ¬ in favor of veal especially as the price try road Disintegration and com- of butter will in all probability deplete breaking up are only a matter of cline markedly n the next six or eight weeks while the price of veal will time and a short time at that The second essential is found in the probably not go lower Hence it ap- ¬ establishment of a workable method- pears that large quantities of milk ical system of care and repair by dis ¬ which will be made into poor cheap tricts whose responsible heads will butter this summer might much bet- ¬ utilize time and labor to advantage and ter be turned into veal Xot only would get the best possible results that can the raising of prime veal benefit the be btained from the local conditions producer in the way we have shown and facilities This of course means but it would also relieve the butter the abolishment of working taxes the market of just so much butter with substitution of money taxes and the its tendency to depress an already employment of a competent intelli ¬ overcrowded market gent corps of workers COVERING FOR A WELL Finally the roads can be compacted smoothed and hardened by the use on vehicles of wide tires and axles of un- Stone Base for Windmill Tower Which Greatly Improves the equal length Repeated experiments Looks of the Premises and tests of the actual saving in power by these means have proved it to be The accompanying illustration rep- ¬ very great experience in localities been tried have given resents an easily constructed platform where they have most satisfactory results and many for base of windmill tower It iE a foreign countries enforce their use It square platform built of stone and is in effect the use of a constant stream mortar about 1 feet high enclosing of steam rollers passing along the highway instead of a series of weights being rolled along on knife like edges which cut apart and tear up as they go These changes and improvements can be made at small cost to any community and will speedily demonstrate the value of good roadi L A Y Bulletin ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ takes up the subject of veal production and argues that it is more profitable to grow veal during the period of low priced butter than to make the milk into butter We know of several dairymen already who follow thispractice with success They buy all the calves that are brought to them by the milk prodticers of rhe vicinity and as fast as fattened their places are taken by other calves obtained in tlie same way The writer referred to says The trade in fine veal which is enlarging could be increased much beyond its present limits by supplying a high grade article for the market I am not aware that the dislinction is made in American markets regarding the qual ¬ ¬ writer in the National Stockman musicianers is they asked Benny who was lying down in the grass Theys 20 ansewered Tommy 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 to him Chicago Tribune Itteep coughing Wa know to tear the of nothing better lining of your throat and lungs It is better than wet feet to cause bronchitis and Only keep it pneumonia up long enough and you will succeed in reducing your 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 - structors expect that her official test will show her to be the fastest craft t f her type in the worldIf she does ol make a speed of 32 knots her build t ¬ ers will be disappointed The second time she was out of her dock the Farragut with a little more than half her horse power made a 2G knot gait over the measured mile Shortly after noon the Farragtit left her dock having on board the trial board composed of Lseut Drake for¬ merly of the Oregon and Engineers Ihihm and Cleaves The flyer spent about six hours cruising about the bay traveling at a 23 knot gait The navy tug Unadilla with Senators Hitt Cul lom and Terkinsand Congressman Bar ham on board was in attendance The destroyers steering gear did not work perfectly so no attempt at speed was made for some hours Finally at the request of the senators it was de-¬ termined to make a fast trip over the mile The day was pleasant and the water smooth so conditions were very cured I Poor Girl elt A Wounded Soldier better than She please dont tease me to sing I do now even in my younger days I am Im so Oh hoarse to nigbt that I can hardly naturally a robust man but that stomach make a sound trouble together with rheumatism which 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 upon my health and I am satisfied that it Chicago Evening News would have been but a short time before my comrades would have been conducting the JVheat 40 Cents a Bashei regulation funeral ceremonies over my re- ¬ How to grow wheat with big profit at 40 mains had I not chanced to read of and cents and samples of Salzers Red Cross 80 taken Dr Williams Pink Pills Bushels per acre Winter Wheat Rye Oats There are several others in the home who Clovers etc with Farm Seed Catalogue for are taking these pills and are receiving great 4 cents postage JOHN A SALZER SEED benefit RICHARD DUNN CO La Crosse Wis k favorable As the Farragut came down Subscribed and sworn to before me this to the beginning of the course her 1st day of Nov 1897 Tn a Job Lot HENRY GIBSON Notary Public speed gradually increased till to the Dason What aort of a policy do you think Sergeant Dunn is perfectly willing spectators on the Unadilla she seemed anyone should write him in reference tothat Spain ought to adopt now his Mason Accident fire marine and as to be going at a phenomenal rate case provided stamp is enclosed for reply many other kinds of policy as she can lay All the elements necessary Taster and faster the slim craft tore life and richness to the blood to give hew hands on N Y Journal ¬ through the water her engines work shattered nerves are contained and restore¬ in a coning with wonderful smoothness The Maidservant densed form in Dr Williams Pink Pills Professor madam Pro- ¬ They are also a specific for troubles peculiar has just returned from her journey As she crossed the finish line her to females such as suppressions irregulari- ¬ fessor Remind me by and by to give her steam gauge showed a pressure of 240 ties and all forms of weakness In men they a kiss Tit Bits pounds and her screws were making cure cases arising from mental worry over- ¬ To Cure a Cold in One Day 300 revolutions a minute She covered work or excesses of whatever nature Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All the distance at a speed of 2G knots It druggists refund money if it fails tocure 25c THE CAPTAINS SPEECH is estimated that the Farragut devel oped 3100 horse power Take a cruise to Picturesque Mackinac Is- ¬ and I decid- land 900 miles of lake ride aud it only costs 17 from Cleveland 13 from Toledo and ed to give 1250 from Detroit rouud trip including them a trial meals and berth New Steel Steamers which I did Send Ue for illustrated pamphlet Ad-¬ taking five dress A A Scbantz G P A D C The boxes I was Coast Line Detroit Mich ¬ case much like mine He And am I really and truly the first man you ever kissed She Why of course you are stupid account of Stupid Why do you call me that WillDr Because you are not original At least a iams Pink Pills forPale dozen men have asked me the very same Chicago Evening News People hav ¬ question ing cured a Lacked Originality Just the Place lor a Bridal Trip After Auers Cherry Pectoral cures coughs of every kind An ordinary cough disap- ¬ pears in a single night The racking coughs of bronchitis are soon completely mas- And if not too far tered along the coughs of con- ¬ sumption are completely cured Ask your druggist for one of It Was Interestingly Brief and ARMY De- ¬ THE VICTORIOUS cidedly to the Point But Unsat ¬ isfactory to the Orator People who dont know what they want are harder to please than those who do know and cant have it Rams Horn We think Pisos Cure for Consumption is the only medicine for Coughs Jennie Pinckard Springfield 111 Br Ayegs PGtorail Ptmsiers It will aid the action of the Cherry Pectoral If you have any complaint what¬ ever and desire the best medical advice you can possibly obtain write us freely You will receive a prompt reply that may be of great value to you Address Plans nt New York to Give Shafter Men a Housing Reception When They Return Home When the victorious troops come marching home from the Cuban cam ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ paign to rest at Montauk Point L I Halls Catarrh Care they will get a reception in New York la taken Internally Price 75c DR J C AYER Lowell Mass commensurate with the glory of their Fear is so sharp sighted it can see wnat achievements Plans are on foot to does not exist L A W Bulletin make the arrival of the boys from the front a triumphant entrance to the city with the accompaniment of bands fireworks enthusiasm and everything else tending to drown the remembrance of their hardships and swell their hearts with pride Veterans of the civil war are en gaged in the task of preparing an adequate reception to the soldiers They will bend their energies in the direction of getting the whole Cuban army of invasion to New York city atthesame time so that the pent up joy of thepeo FREE for a few months to all users of the p7EATlKVBft 3 rorrMrroK nw ple over the heroic conduct of their rbwrhcelebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flatiron vmuukK yiDCUrTSCTFFDHCE HEi boys in the field may have a chance to fsrj BKurnoL To induce you to try this brand of Brand vent itself on all without reserve If starchso that you may find out for yourself pHBBHHlar the war departmentdecidestosendthe or THK STASCH VMX that all claims for its superiority and econmen home in detachments their reomy are true the makers have had prepared ception may be spoiled somewhat from A shower is distressing to wheelmen but TICJIUfflHGERBHCarC a spectacular point of view but the the man with a horse ought to welcome a at great expense a series of four KaJuOKHUOMft wwajummaiseai old soldiers who will have the matter driving rein L A W Bulletin in change hope to prevail on the presi dent to send the entire crowdof heroes NO WOMAN IS EXEMPT through the city in one compact army ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ One of the volunteer companies recently at Camp Alger possesses a beautiful new flag which was made and presented by a number of patriotic women in the Pennsyl- ¬ vania town from which the company comes It was presented just beiore the company marched away or steamed away to be ac- ¬ curate and the presentation was the occa- ¬ sion of much ceremony The company was drawn up in a long line company front 1 believe is the military term lor it and a very charming young lady read a very charming and somewhat lengthy address which contained a great deal of flowery lan- ¬ guage The captain was it then and had to reply He is not an eloquent man at any time and he is extremely shy but he had written out a graceful speech of accept- ¬ ance and he stepped forward confidently and received the banner Ladies he began in a Fourth of July voice Ladies Ave 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 sought the pocket of his blouse The manu- ¬ script was gone Ladies he began again desperately with a gulping kind of gasp Ladies we will accept this flag and and and thanks awfully for it dont you know And after all I dare say the impromptu was quite as effective as the address he had prepared but the captain doesnt like to talk about it Washington Post Oct 1 1894 that Washington la A fiddle is about the only thing on earth is better second hand than new Democrat A Beautiful SfARGH 13 - Present urfc HSWHtNFl HCPOUMO CO ¬ ¬ ¬ LOCATE BULLETS BY X RAYS - ¬ WHERE ROAD TAXES JL GO Successful Experiments on Soldiers in New Yorlc Hospital Lend Which Killed Pish Found A number of the wounded soldiers at the Marine hospital at Stapleton S I were subjected to X ray experiments at the Long- Island College hospital the other day Guy Lamberson of com- ¬ pany B Second infantry who has been suffering from sunstroke and a gun ¬ shot wound of the right forearm was one of the men A Mauser bullet one and one quarter inches in length was located in his right wrist Dr Stoner removed the bullet Edward Culver a rough rider was also examined and a bullet was found lying near the sixth rib on the left side of the bod Culver says this bullet is the one which killed Hamilton Pish and afterward struck him - Condition of Affairs Which Exists in Other States as Well as in OIl Iventueky n Courier Journal that the law abiding people of Kentucky do not rise in their majesty and might and put an end to the present system of licensed robbery What is really wanted is not toll gate STONE BASE FOR WINDMILL TOWER raids but the hanging of a few over- ¬ seers and contractors and the impeach ¬ ment of a few county judges and local the tower posts The wooden pump platform can at anj- - time be removed magistrates The farmers complain of hard times if necessary for repairs This solid platform of masonry is and high taxes Yet they stand like easil built from stones so often found logs1 of wood and see themselves pil ¬ laged right out of hand saying never on prairie farms It improves the apa word In Jefferson county alone 30 pearance of the premises and adds to the strength of the tower It also 000 annually are wrung from the peokeeps all vermin as toads mice etc ple upon the pretext of road making Jt is safe to say that not one third of out of the well Orange Judd Farmer ihis vast sum is ever devoted to the DAIRY SUGGESTIONS purpose intended whilst two thirds of it goes into the pockets of the heart- ¬ In the winter keep the cow warm less bloodsuckers masquerading as road overseers and rascally contrac- ¬ and dry Never use rusty cans under any con ¬ tors with whom these are in partner ¬ sideration ship Always milk as quickly as possible As a rule the county judges either or care nothing and do it with clean dry hands know nothing about it Cream should be taken off the milk about it Meanwhile the poor farmer off with his fingers in his mouth while it is still sweet if possible stands as dumb as a post and as helpless as a Clean bright food in sufficient varie ¬ calf Year after year this robber goes ty is what is needed in the dairy on What we need at Frankfort is a Two or three degrees of temperature good roads commission invested with will make a great difference in churn- ample power to hivestigate these in ir frightful corruptions and to punish Be on friendly terms with the calves those chargeable either with dolhision from the very first Talk to them and to loot the taxpayers or with guilt pet them neglect in the dut of protecting the Never disturb milk when cream is public money i ising or the butter globules will sink never to rise again Give the Calf Enough looking cow I know by actual experience sajs a is The good good oneround bodieddairy never a The best writer in Hoards Dairyman that a cow hardly pretty is calf can be raised on skimmilk if he Whenever a ccw drinks water that nas enough We have one now on this jjlace that at four weeks gets 25 you would not drink yourself she is pounds of skimmilk a day and be ¬ robbing you of profits The cow can have no better food sides all the bright hay it wants which is a good deal And with this liberal than shredded corn fodder if it is feeding it is a beaut and as for good fodder or ensilage growth as the hired man expresses it First rinse cans in cold water then 1 ever did see wash them in warm water then scald beats any calf Tjhe trouble with not only calves but most with boiling water and dry young stock is that they do not get A cow is both a machine and a very enough A growing boy will eat more delicate sensitive organism Do not than a grown man and the growing make the mistake of supposing that calf wants enough or it will not be she is simply an inanimate machine growing calf Western Plowixan is a disgrace to the principle of self government sa s the Louisville It iJji tffi ¬ ¬ THE MARKETS LIVESTOCK Cattlecommou Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Cincinnati Sept 3 35 4 25 6 00 3 15 1 j LKjji vv inter iamiiy GRAIN Wheat No 2rednev Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No2 HAY Prime to choice PROVIblONS Mess Pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Choice to fancy POTATOES -- New per Ubl CHICAGO axiriui unoice LxVMBS No3red LilLht shintiftrs i v sou n Z 3 80 3 40 7a 4 00 4 60 G 75 j do 3 75 4 SO Si 4 10 3 90 5 75 2 95 i Regularity is a matter of importance in every womans life Much pain is however endured in the belief that it is necessary and not alarming1 when in truth it is all wrong and indicates derangement that may cause serious trouble Excessive monthly pain itself will unsettle the nerves and make women old before their time The foundation of womans health is a perfectly normal and regular per- ¬ formance of natures function The 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EUrliac neardy Coipaajs Chlcapa Montr Good Do Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste 10c 2oC 50c treatment Free ANK WJELES Send for book of testimonials and lOdavt Dr U u QKKKS a SOJiSAUantaeu worl 24 lfc 00 CURE CONSTIPATION Kerr York Sn Beet Couch Syrup Tastes Good Use In time Sold by drnrciets CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS E 1724 Uft TA UIDAV Soldand pnaranteed by gists to CDJUS Tobacco alldrnK-HU-- 1 Habit WRITING TO ABV3EJtTISi2Ki please state that yea tke 4wvril9 sat m ibis paper jw r f A- b MfcteClMMfcaMifcSWrt rittwiiiyuriTirtr raJSS As THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER iim HER ONLY FAULT 2 1898 - Dr Miles9 Heart Core Cures a Prominent Attorney K i THE RIVER OF LIFE fleeting changeful river Blent of calm and crusted wave Flowing in and out forever Tween the cradle and the grave Changeful river ever flowing Narrower and broader growing Flowing flowing ever going Toward the still and solemn sea I went to my bachelor chamber one night Aud reflected on llfo as I put out tho light resolved that the clubs I would visit no inoro But uovoto my affections to dear Isadore She is faultless in figure and lovely in face Every movement the very perfection of grace to confiuimr and gentle congenial and sweot Ti at the stoics and cynics aro all at her feet I Tis n BlpiHSl Wm A Me wm autiful f S r i- - Like tho wings of the humming bird over the keys Fly her tapering fingers in Liszts potpourris 3ic excels on the harp and the Spanish guitar And her voice is soprano that reaches to fa She is witty and brilliant in quick repartees And she sings cavatinas with marvelous Es Forms of light and shapes of shadow Float upon its troubled bieast Through the moorland and the meadow On the waters will not rest Here a bud by churl hand wrested Flung into tho angry foam There a flower with blooms invested Plucked and ravished from its home Youth end age and st rength asad weakness Beauty innocence and sin Pride and power and love and meekness Ail in turn are galheied in Time and Death two grand old wrders Watch it rise and mark it flow Death upon the sLill seas borders Bids the ire wind on it blow Changeful river fond hearts parting In that still and solemn sea Joined to heal the grief and smarting- Eud and flower with stem shall be IZSSARbHMI FREE for a few months to all users of the Iron ELASTIC STARCH MES wmh celebratedTo induce you to try this Flat of nvrnoi final Duuun ntf Brand brand msmM that you may find out for yourself starchso nfi ONE POUND Or THIS STARCH Vlfcl CO POUND AKD A HiF AS rIAi vwM that all claims for its superiority and econ- OF ANY OTHER STARCH M omy are true the makers have had prepared JCHUBlNGERBnaSCC J3 ETOJJ at great expense a series of sJi1 Z4TZTjr EOKUKJOWA HWHAYEHCOHHREQUIRES COLLARS i I tj3 NO WD CUFFS STRAND HCE 3 i TVXS C00KgV Conversation in German and French can sus- tain And has traveled in Italy Egyrt and Spain i w All the tender emotions so scouted Vforo Were But my growing affections are nipped in the aroused in my heart for the fair Isudore t i J I V many curious phenomena Looking through an open window in daylight upon a hazy atmosphere or upon a fog doctors for years without being helped Dr such as is seen in any city or looking Miles Ileart Cure restored ine to health It t5 the north upon a gray atmosphere Is truly a wonderful medicine and it affords one will see if conditions are as above mo much pleasure to recommend this rem strange disks flitting and jumpiug about edy to everyone - - Ki teghti2SJf I has been my privi- ¬ in the eye water c Ur Jiiiles ipmri FHv m rtSVh lege to watch theseIt organisms for sev- JiSW - Si in rfls Tvr oil s eral years flitting about in the eTo guarantee first tottle gfcH3idL QliSgJt water jumping toward each other again 2t benefits or money re- - E in strife and combat in the which the d tAr eiSYJ fTinlnl Tvl- - iu wi - n 5tV Lktiawwn akvvr vS water would become comparatively iraearcn AV5H eases of the heart and E 4 char of amcebifcrm organisms only to nerves free Addro s SCWS he again full of micrococci and the com DE MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind bals as above itcciDtfar The various shapes of these auimal cuhe are Fuiprisitg Some are attenu ¬ T2 J ft ftgg fr VSL S ate d with line filaments Again others FB are like wee bits of fine porcelain with little projections reminding one of turtles hopping about Again others present the appearance of cyclops and daphne How these organisms get into the eye water is a rnystery perhaps in the water we drink or foods we eat either TTTP VPN AfPTlTrtn TTiV ATVPWT or both The fact that the eye water is original vith lr K lv will iosi tively euro forever any form of lilod or inhabited like all other bodies of water Sexual disease It is the result of ol is a truth that can be proved positively years experience in the treatment or these disease beyond peradventure by any oculist when he may extract a diseased eye WE CURE SYPHILIS and place the fluid under the glass 31 od Poison the tr mr This terri May not the accumulation of these of mankind yield readily to our XEW organisms in the eye water their rapid Mercury Beware of TREATAIEVI Potas h etc i hy may ruin your yrum Mii growth and the survival of the fittest nave it you in thosoro in tno mouui t v ngue k or strongest be the cause of much blind ¬ joints snro throat nair or niins ovelsrowsfilliiisr ctr niumieor bluN o ik w ness wherein may be casts coagulation stomach derangement sre eves ava of the eye water so called paralysis of aches etc you hive tho s coudary stuo it zra c u is Blood Poison Wo solicit tho fc the optic nerve cataracts and other ff ncf iljbtiiiatc cases and challenge tho v forms of disease world lor a eatowe accent for ln atnt ana eurrot cure jy our ireauniiitii m May not numerous headaches and ulcers Leal the lair grows agair irins gw other pains be caused by the overac jvA disappear die kii becomes heaitL and safe marri j cumulation or growth of these minute organisms in which they stop the cir- ¬ CURES GUARANTEED culation of the active principle of life Thousands of yurg and middle iged in the arterial circulation or the nervmen have their vi r and vitality tapped ous forces The same organisms are seen by early abuses later excesses mental Avom etc No matter the caue our when looking upon drawing paper New Merhod Treatment is the refuge William W Goodrich in New York Herald WECURIMPOTENCY ifJkF -- an overcoat even in summer for fear of taking cold I could not attend to my busi- ¬ ness My rest wjs broken by severe pains about the heart and left shoulder Three years ago I commenced using Dr Miles Heart Cure notwithstanding I had used so much patent medicine and taken drugs from heart trouble ever since I frequently had Human Eyes Are Often Inhabited by fainting and smothering spells My form Large Numbers of Living Creatures was bent as a man of 60 I constantly wore The water contained in a well de¬ attorney of Bclfrnt N Y ivritcs I was discharged from tho army on account of ill health and suffered from EE C FIZZL the leading pension bud For she will drag her skirts through the streets in tho mud V H Morris in New York Ledger 1 rara - JHHSSngiJffi CH I A WONDERFUL FOND veloped well formed eye in which the Bight is not impaired more especially where a person is farsighted presents Gods strong angel walks the waves Claiming with his trump Evangel All that pass within th grave Claiming for his Lord and Master By the flaming eross lie- wears All though battered by disaster All the sullen river bears Changeful river ever flowing Narrower and broader growing Flowing flowing ever going Toward the still and solemn aea C D Stuart in New- YTorfe Ledger - For oer Time and Death an angel advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are net for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American pheasant exact reproductions of the 1000 originals by Muville which will be gives you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of - English Snipe The birds1 rre handsomely embossed and stand out natural as Plaque is bordered with a band of goldt- QtiaH English SPECIAL PATTERNS Nos 198 and 19 ¬ s life Each DONKEY DOG AND GOAT a- - ELASTIC STARC has been tftestandard for 35 years- TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is to show you the- Dlamieir and tel you about Elastic Starchy Accept no substitute - K 1i- - wmmiM PfcVJl E2N0CUREN0PAYg a s t s fc i- io--1l- e id 5 ¬ s to a normal condi And resto crll e aud energy are le- Ambiti newed and one feels himself a man among men Every case is teattd indi-¬ vidually no cure all henco our v n lir- ful success No matter Avbat ail you o can tur consult us confidentially nish bank bonds to guarantee t j accom plish what wo claim tion i K Pettus and Pugh During Mr Clevelands first administration Mr Pettus was anxious to fill the place on the supreme court bench to which Senator Lamar 7 7 fa f y Mt V was afterward appointed He applied tea Vl V7 to his friend Senator Pugh and the AVo lreet frd cure EMIPI0NS VAlilCOCKLL SYPHILIS tiLEllatter made an earnest and sincere ap- ¬ STItiCTLRH IMlOTEXCY SiXbKT peal for the appointment of Mr Pettus DRATX VXNATUKAIj JJlSCIIAlitJ- ES K1DXKY and 15LADDE11 Disees 14J The president inquired as to the age of 1JO0KS B n COXSILTAMOX TllEK Pettus and when informed said he was FREE If nibble to call writo f r TLAXK OrESTIOX too old Senator Pugh communicated fr 110 E TREATMLIT this fact to Pettus and also suggested to another eminent but younger lawyer in his state to apply for the place as it VENNEDYfi RERGAN was a settled fact that a southern man would surely succeed to the vacancy Senator Pettus heard of Senator Pughs CINCINNATI O letter to the other friend and it made him mad Coming to Washington he called on PurIi and asked him why he did not stand out for him Pugh ex- ¬ plained that Mr Cleveland would not alter his determination about not apj7 pointing a man of Pettus age but this AjTwffTyftv E232SEBS23S3G did not satisfy Pettus Before leaving Pugh Pettus said Well I may be too old to sit on the supreme bench of the land but I am not too old to sit in the B senate and your seat will just about fit TO me Pettus was as good as a prophet e He succeeded Senator Pugh on the 4th n of March last and if I am not mistaken occupies the identical seat which Pugh Vary lew rates Trill be in ef- occupied during a former term Sena3 ifsct from all points in the tor Pugh was 77 last December Sena- ¬ to Cincinnati and re- Joutb tum via tho Queen Cres- tor Pettus is 76 Washington Post icontRoute andits connect- tellB about Senator ex-Sena- tor - Senator Pettus Fropliccy This is a story that au Alabamiari xs m p nental Journey three oddest things that I saw The said- a New outside of New York Yorker who had gone overland to Den ¬ ver aud returned by water by way of Galveston were a donkey a dog and a goat The donkey was the motive power of the single bobtail car that goes up the hill on South Broadway Denver He was an amusing follow After I made my first trip up that steep hill I was astonished to see thecon ductor unhitch the donkey aud put him aboard the car The dashboard was fit-ted up as a sort of stall and he stoodt there sideways when the car started back down the hill under its ownimi petus The donkeys face took on a de- ¬ lighted expression as he found himselfs in the role of passenger He really seemed to be grinning at the conductor and the passengers 1 saw the dog as I was about to the Taber Opera House in Denver The dog was called Bill and he was part of the outfit of a cigar store in the opera house building Ho was a black spaniel He was- rigged up in Zouave trousers and jacket trimmed with gold braid had a tasseled fez on his head and spectacles on his nose The oddest thing about him was that he sat on his haunches writh his paws in the air actually smoking a cigarette like a con firmed cigarette fiend I found that he had been trained to smoke the cigarettes while the audience was going into the theater as an advertisement of his own- ¬ ers business That was the first time I had ever seen a dog smoking I made the acquaintance of the goat in a tobacco factory in Key West There were 200 Cuban girls there nearly all of them pretty aisd all of them smokers orchewers of tobacco The goat was their particular pet He was the biggest goat I ever saw almost as large as a Shetland pony with big branching horns and perfectly tame He playfully butted the girls or pranced around among them His best trick however was the larceny of their dinner baskets He used to go nosing around until he found a particularly choice luncheon He would knock over the basket seize the lunch and dash outdoors with it No amount of chastisement had ever broken him of the trick Of course I saw wonderful scenery in the journey but the donkey and the dog and the goat were by long odds the most inter- ¬ esting livingthings that I encountered New York Sun - The Three Great Sights of Transconti ¬ ask your dealer jfocer j s purchasers of three 10 cent ov six r cent packages of Elastic Starcb Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re ¬ ceive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The rfaques vll not be- sent by mail They can be obtained only from your AH - if - Thai 31 Chaliie frock Skirt with shaped flounce Blouse opens with re vers over a chemisette of guipure Sailor collar in the back Material required for costume chaliie 36 inches wide 11 yards Blouse No iq8 cat in three sizes 34 36 and 38 inches bust measure skirt No 19 cut in three sizes Sfc26 and 28 inches waist measure JPrico of 1 54a caclu cari Crawford ALVA CRAWORD Evtiy Grocer L Keeps- Elastic Starch Do no delay-- This offer is ror srsliorfr teno only CRAVFORD BRO Jh K Esipei t 23si37lc03 Shoo eorner Mam aBd Fifth Sts TV i JOHN CONNELLY y vssv m xsrx TAKE THE wx 8 S3 yL KEEP OUTOE ESM5H OF THE SPANISH SUES Ecr QDE in RK US PARIS KENTUCKY proruptjr J n fiftl K u S en--t- er mi 1 WHfe Work guaranteed atisfBcWry Galls Tony work is answered rejwonnblft solicited Prices mwiMrrcvJwwt li 2 3- - TWAINS DAILY - FDNSST TRAINS IN Mix FASTEST TRAILS IN 8SIO Michigan and the Grreat Lakes constantly growing m popularity Everybody will be tere this umnr For information wiowirfi of nona nfisms fr ikf t BOM MB LfrF MB lMCSr mm shop for sale DES1EE to sell ray house aud ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particalars address sr call on BEN J F SHARON Jacksonville Ky iieet tf Aent I This Mean mni 1 n JJfJL onev j or regy 3XBrdP JL O Li 4 1 G2 HbIaLeSBSj rrxfikm ee S3 y flvAftJAftf W 9P -- TfLft - g A Clever Lawyer - ¬ - Low ates mam ati lines during tho i ¬ inar X- - a w SDR Mr Hutchison while British resi- ¬ dent at Kurnassi had a panther pre- ¬ sented to him by the king of Ashanti 52d NationaiEncampmeotl This animal he succeeded in taming How Boston Owls Hoot Sept 5th to 10th 1898 and transformed from a forest terror She had just returned from a visit to into a domestic pet Charles James Fox ickets will bo on oalo Sept 3rd to 9th inclusive had a young tiger which showed great Boston Grood returning Sept 13th Is it true asked an acquaintance affection for him until one day while Extension of limit to Oc that there is an air of culture and ed- ¬ tober 2nd can bo socuredSjM licking its masters hand it scraped off by depositing ticket within the skin At the first taste of blood its ucational refinement plainly noticeable dormant instincts returned and its in the speech of Boston residents Ticket Agent or writo for full information to My dear she replied impressively glaring eyes revealed to Mr Fox his even the owls around Boston hoot To danger Without attempting to remove Finest train his hand he led it by gentle words into whom instead of To whoot as they service in the South Through Chicago Times-Heral- d the next room where a loaded pistol do in the west Pullman Sleepers on handsome run daily voctibuled trains hung over the mantelpiece Reaching from Jacksonville Savannah it down he shot his now dangerous pet Atljnta Columbia Macon A swallow is considered one of the Birmingham Meridian New through the head Orleans Ashevillo Knoxville fastest of flying birds and it was Chattanoogra Iiexingrton etc Will Learn thought until recently that no insect through to Cincinnati without change via the famous Jabsley These novelists make me could escape it A naturalist tells of an tired The idea of a withering glance exciting chase he saw between a swal f As if any one could be withered by a low and a dragon fly which is among SESCB mere look the swiftest of insects the latter finally Wickwire You are young yet Jabs- ¬ escaping i ROUTE ley You never stepped on your wifes i train at a ball Pearsons Weekly is stated that animal life appears It to be almost absent in the neighborhood Easily Done of the north pole Beyond latitude 88 SheWhat a beautiful name you degrees the Fram met with neither 1 CALDWELLS have Mr Montrose whales seals walrus nor bears thougn He You like ifc my lady Take it dog fishes were seen as high as 85 deCONSTlPATICNil Detroit Free Press grees Q 1 1 fj A R Strange Domestic Pets An old lawyer in Paris had instruct ¬ ed a very young client of his to weep every time he struck the desk with his hand Unfortunately the barrister for- ¬ got and struck the desk at the wrong moment The client fell to sobbing and crying What is the matter with you asked th presiding judge Well he told me to cry as often as he struck the table Here was a nice predicament but the astute lawyer was equal to the oc- ¬ casion Addressing the jury he said Well gentlemen let me ask you how you can reconcile the idea of crime in conjunction with such candor and simplicity I await your verdict wieh the most perfect confidence Ex- ¬ change havnolspaceiliere to lisfc the many good thine s we haye for youH In order zo prove to you this is a Straight Special Sale for 15 daysswe only ask that you call at our mammoth store examine the qualities hear the special low prices in gWe c WSEESiSZ DEPABTMEN m OUR CLOTHING QJR BRY GOODS DEPARTS J JL rJ vwwm ATTD KJFUI QTim Tk13 AOTtWWftXTi JLJL AJLi JL JLJAL JJJJL iaMffiraSS2U ia 2 anxlyou wiMJthenacknowledge that you never saw orheard before oi sucn wanaenuL valus biciuuucica auouou iuw 115 every purchase no We iPREE small are still giving cupons with glass framed picture You can get FftEE aflae large matter haw a beaufsifuL rocking chair a useful flour bin a floe clock etc by buying your goadfj eere Call and see the presents Remember the Maine Store to Save Moneypn Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Slippers c siiyff rr r - s r 9 IS ONLY AT TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PASIS KY - PEPSlW 4 ¬ J r

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