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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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V m jti OURBQN NEW PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY v I Li CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners FEB 1 1881 yjMinailKttaag EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1898 PM NO 71 la M JLL IT -- Flfrm SHOWERS The Busiest Corner on Lexingtons Busies Street l I Why Ucinf km I 1119 M 1 0 B v3 9 51 U M U 53 a il a BS5S fc38 Qx Tl i With the opportunity of time and prices that we offer you Those that buy now will certainly congratulate themselves on their fore thought Specials for this we ek About 25 odd Library Chairs No No No No 1 A ¬ ¬ 2 A Library Chair worth Library Chair worth worth worth 10 00 4 5 6 7 8 9 No No No No jSTo An Arm Chair A Rocker Chair A Window Seat A Parlor Chair A Parlor Chair worth A Pulpit Chair worth 15 00 15 Ou 13 00 worth 50 9 00 12 50 13 marked marked marked marked marked marked marked 5 00 S 00 8 50 8 00 7 5 4 50 7 50 7 50 10 00- 10 worth A Parlor Chair worth 12 0 15 nwkecl 00 marked Cots Mattresses and Camp Chairs Our Special- ¬ ties For the soldiers te - L4 lit Why r it a si Carpets Furniture Wall Pape a mm till 3C KK1ZSOW JLcJ-2b-JLE- sJ 9s mftdbtfeiM82ttSeX9GZ n i5i 3C tae Here are a few reasons uhy H S Stout has succeeded in building iup the largest tailoring busine- - in Paris FIBST He ecognized the fact tlat five years ago that the only day of biff profits and small sales was past SECOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 PER CENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and his workmanship FOURTH He always does ashe advertised As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appre- ciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over l Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers coat tat a big profit says H S Stout P J If you ant credit your high price taibr gladly extends it for he iak manrammr inn mj S j v sj H S Stout a trial giving He makes the Finest Imported Suits for -- v tm0 CO 3000 AND i 3500 PARIS FURfilSHINGl TAILORING H S STOUT Manager JOE MUNSON 1 Cutter tylf Here is one of those who are either so prej udiced againct 11 ad¬ vertised remedies or have become discouraged at the failure of other medicines to help them and who will succumb to the grim destroyer without knowing of the won derful value of Foleys Koney and Tar for all Throat and Lung troub¬ ¬ ¬ Xi oclock a in at the residence X Excursions M- - D A Tavior of the Baptist ibyRevjJ Round trip to Ciucinuati Sept 3d to NfvrttStitxs lttxnrtvf lu And About The Church 8th 163 account G A R meeting Miss Benelope Pelham guest of Mrs Jos A Miller returned to Masville irf improving To Pittsburg Oct 8 9 10 limited to Mis MU y Savage S tturdav lb on account Knights Templar Con- ¬ Dr Huffman wtV in Lexington Sat Office Fouith aud Pleasant Sts Joe Mijck Ernest Butler and clave One fare for round trip Messrs urday on business John Jameson went to Cincinnati Sat- One fare for the round trip to Annual Office Hours Jhs Wool urns ano Julian Adair urdays on business 7 to 10 a m Convention of Christian Church visited relatives in Carlisle Suuday at 2 to 4 p in Carpenter Bros have bought a match wife of J for their fancy roadster gelding which Chattanooga Oct 10th to 13th 7 to 8 p m Born Satur lay to the Round trip 205 to Olympia Springs 16aug tf Smith Olaik nee thorn a lU lb son will nowgmake one of the finest teams and return during Summer season from Louisville in the State Harrv Best returned Parties contemplating a summer tour where he has been under medical treat Messrs Tas Butsell Laysou Tarr can get valuable information time ment Dodd Belt and Ernest Hbnson attended table hotel guides and Summer resort Chaa Lavsrtn d liverl to T Wiel an old fashioned pic uic near Sharps booklets by calling on or addressing F B Carr Genl Agent seventeen head of 1340 lb steers at burg Saturday Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian Paris Ky 4 75 RevJ K Nunnelly aul wife guests Church Miss Mae Miles gnest of her aunt of Mr Jv G Allen returned to GeorgeDont use any other but Purity Dr Bucks old office Mrs Johu Iugels returned to Maysyille town Saturday to visit her daughter Mrs Alnert Haws flour from Paris Milling Co tell Friday Office on first floor i Mcltityre McCliutock are building your grocer you want no other Burroughs left Misses Fanoie and Inez ou thi Jameson yesterday to attend college at Rich- a tobaccjibaru are also building a farm All grocers keep it Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m barn Vimoniros mond ou he Wuiout farm Henrv P Laird Jr will take a T PVadell has moyed the rock t Crawford Bros have lately improv- ¬ course at Smiths Business College Lex crustier roui near Colville to Mrs ed their barber shop making it deeided ington Kedmouis n at Uuood and will com- - ly the most attractive shop in Paris y ears I desire to lease for a DihHiu Smedley and Julian Adair uience operations there to day i They offer a prompt expert and polite my farm in Bourbon term of county near to mend Georgetown left yesterday Miss Alice Brady of Carlisle is the service and their shop is as cool as any Ewalts Cross Roads and on Paris College guest of her cousin Miss Mary Arin- Cynthiana Turnpike containing five AiiTVilliR Watson cnest ot Miss stroug and will take a eourae of short in the city Hot or cold baths at any hundred and sixty six acies Possession hour vf Mamie Couway returned to Maysville hand fom Mis Florence Bass given March 1899 Privilege of seed ¬ Saturday ing given No one but strictly reliable Misslfida and Mrs Chas Clarke Jr VET WHEAT parties need apply Mr Henry Jtiffetson of Mayslick was eutertaiiied last week about twentv the cnest of Mr A O Ball Sunday anU couples to tea in houor of their guest W E HIBLER We have machines tint will Monday Miss Bessie Botts of Bath County 232 W Main st Lexington Ky thoroughly clean and dry your Bertie Gorham ¬ The following is a list of sixteen resiMisses Maude and Charges went to Covington yesterday to visit dents offtiiis communit who will teach wheat if thrashed wet school tms year and also location of the reasonable relatives Misses Mattie schools Mrs G W Bryan visited Mrs Jnor respective 3 iv J HEIBLERCO Power and Bessie Pnrnell at Millers- ¬ W Bonlden in Maysville from Friday o burg Cijy School C H Dailey and Mi s till Monday Dtnley each havo schools in Nich ¬ Bina Insure in my agency non ¬ Mrs America Butler went to Chicago olas Mils Maria Thornton at Millers MRS ALBERT MITCHELL her daughter Mrs StationpTicholas Miss Nora Patterson union Saturday to visit Promptpaying reliable AND in Nicholas Miss Sallie Mclutyre Car- ¬ Albert Hawes companies insures against fire City School Floyd Long and Miss MISS NELLY BUCKKER Mrs Withers and children guesis of lisle JimmielcClintock schdols in Chicago wiad and storm wish to announce that they will open a Ed Layson and sisters returned to Miss Inzzie McCliutock Owiugsville Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep ¬ yesterday Avon W 0 BINT01M Agent CityScnl Mis Louie War ford at tember 5th Mrs Lizzie Miller went to Covington HamiitonlColleKe Lexington Miss Nora TERMS yesterday U visit her parents Mr and Wadell Pnrdy school near town Miss ICiohiuond Nioliolasville and Beattyville 1250 Term of 20 lessons private Railroad Maggie Chancelor at Colville Miss Mrs Robt Howe 625 Term of 20 lessons class M irVjAxmstroug f music at Hickory Mr J C Ringo of Mexico Mo is the MissippVMiss Mary Taylor Ky J uly 11 1896 Payable in advance Versailles guest of Messrs Will and Kader Bur schoohhbqse uear town Miss Tarrs Lura To all Concerned Commencing Sat- ¬ Studio within a square of City School roughs near town Lettdntkjettou school house urday July 16th and continuing each For information address either of G W Smart and family of Ewing Saturday until further notice train No above at Paris Ky were guests of John Smart from Satur 3 leaving Versailles at 603 p m will till lsep day till Monday run through to Irvine Returning UseParis Milling Cos Purity train No 2 will leave Irvine as 500 a Mrs Owen Iugels and son Allen returned Sunday from a yisit to her sister flourfor sale by all grocers m each Monday thus enabling parties to spend Sundays at Estill Springs and Mrs Louis Rogers Ask for it Take no other return Monday in time for business Mrs Jennie K Lyle of Glenkenney C M BkOwning G P A was tne guest ofrMrs Sandusky from j r4ixpzwmitomL1L CTS 530 p m train from Paris connects i 5i JFaatoUMonaay iHL ft i J WMIiMI 7SBh - i UKfc3SMrij sis withthis Kltlit theSpringsand Miss Nannie Miller of Paris was the CffSE3SMHFWx the 5 a m tram from the Springs con- ¬ guest of Miss Lannie Layson from Sat- ¬ Xews Culled Jrom Nicols County nects with the L N at Richmond Precincts urday till Monday Junction so that you can reach Paris at 745 a m Addison Turner and daughter fiMiss From the Mercury- May went to Robertson County Satur- ¬ Important Change on The Frankfort E Clark Fritts wife and children of day to visit relatives 6 a yeai Daily by mail Cincinnati Two Xew Trains Bourbon have been in the city several guests of days visiting the family of W H Fritts Daily and Sunday by mail - 8 a year Mr Harry Stout and wife No 2 train will leave at i30 a m Leer Bros families near town returnThe Farmers Bank sold 61 i acres of ed to Paris Saturday land to Samuel Berry at 25 per acre and arriye at Frankfort at 1120 a m of Company M This is part of the Hughes Rogers land No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives Mr Jas Diiley home on a near Blue Licks Secend Kentucky is at at Frankfort at 810 p m is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in thirty days sick furlough No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m the world Married At the residence of A R Mary Howard of Carlisle was Rule on Sept 1 1S9S Mr W L arrives at 840 Mrs By mail f B a year Parice 5c a copy the grest of her sons Chas and Ben Dcfnahue and Mrs Bettie Mynbeir No 5 leaves Frankfort at l lo p ru Address THE SUN New York Howard Friday and Saturday Married At the residence of Rev and arrives at 4 p m Mrs J H Fulton and son Willie Milton Mann on Aug 31st 1898 Mr No 8 leaving at 430 will connect of Carlisle have been guests of Mr Al Ed Dailey and Miss Kittie Laughlin C fast limited at George-¬ with the Q Thomas and family Saturday Mr and Mrs R M Rice Mrs R L town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p For Sale A white lemon spotted ¬ Conway aud Mrs Fannie Porter were m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ Admale setter eighteen months old guests of Mr and Mrs T C Colliver ment for persons going to Cincinnati or 2t dress Box 102 Millersburg Ky and other relatives here last week east and west of that city Lightning struck the barn of J H Mrs Alice D Orr of Birmingham points north C No 1 will connect with the Q Sheeler Sunday No material damage Ala and Miss Mary T Andrews of Mr Sheeler was slightly shocked Flemingsburg were guests of Rev Dr fast train south and No 5 connects at C local pasGeorgetown with the Q Clarence Hensou is very ill with Scuddero family last week fever at his aunts in Mason County senger from the south and is not able to be moved home Scsisliore Excursions Mrs Henry Curtis and two sons of The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will run Paris were guests of Jos Insko and the follow g excursions to the Sea shore on VAPOR BATH CABINET dates named The tickets will be good going family from Saturday till Monday NMLLERSRURG day at 10 J Will Kennev j Physician Surgecm ¬ ¬ L LSON ¬ ¬ ¬ IFOPi 1 PHEHSTT ZS - ¬ ¬ ¬ Hews and Opinions V WFsGW -- jviiV- - National Importances train-going-t- o THE --- SW Jli il - iwf CONTAINS BOTH --- ¬ The Sunday Sun ¬ Monev To Lean ¬ les Sold by James Kennedy Druggist V Miss Bessie E Botts who has been the guest of Miss Lida Clarke for several weeks returned to Bath Saturday Wanted To buy a small improved farm of about 75 acres Address 6sep 4t Lock box 7 Millersburg Ky Msr Thos Bowles of C3Tnthiana has been the guest of her parents Martin Bowles and wife near town for several days Mr William Carpenter returned Friday from a three weeks stay at Swango Springs and is much improved in ¬ on regular trains to which necessary sleeping FOR cars will be attached Money to loan on real estate mortgage Rheumatism On July 19th and ugust 11th to Atlantic Lumbago Sciataca C ty and Cape May via Washington round Apply to The News office Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- ¬ triu rate only SM from Lexington and cor tion via Leaness Skin and Blood respondingly low rates from other Central Kentucky points Tickets good eleven days Diseases Kidney Diseases returning Nervous Diseases Ou i uly 28th a round trip rate of S13 will be Asthma Catarrh etc made to Old Point Comfort Va tickets good going on regular trains and good returning For Sale By twelve days This is the best time to visit I have a choice lot of good bucks for Old Point owing to the interesting military sale at CHAS N FITHIAN farm at Tarr Station maneuvers spane Send in your name for sleeping car At A Shires jewelry store Paris Ky CAS P GOFF or for further information desired Geo W 9aug-3wk-Paris Ky Barney D P A LexingtonKy Bucks tor Sale 6f y--- lv g If It rr4 v fet HSt up-to-dat- health The City School will not be opened for several weeks as the building is be ¬ ing repaired Due notice will be given in The News N C Ball will leave this week for Lexington to make his home Root Chancelor will take his place at Clarke Woolums Co have orders for J G Allen thirty two military suits for the Train- ¬ ing School which will open under Prof C M Best Sept 12th Carpenter Bros took seven premiums at the Ripley Fair last week McClel- ¬ land Bros also took several The former are at the Ewing Fair this week Hew Fall Styles Y City Schools The Paris City Schools will reopen on Monday September 5th 1898 The Schools in all their departments are free to the children of residents of the city Non residents can be admitt- ¬ ed where the classes are not full upon payment of the following rates cdxsyyy fWfyBHKsi44i B 1 Primary WHITE SCHOOL 8 and 10 per 12 Intermediate High School Grades Grades 1 20 half year per half year per half year COLORED SCHOOL 2 and 4 1iOO per month 5 6 7 THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE e Having purchased the county right fcr the Little Wonder Seed Fan Hasball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- ¬ which will separate any and all kinds tions Alsojdraw out grate removable and renewable without of seeds and can be operated by one man I will having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction on all price 1200 seedingtry and call persons before time best materials skilled workmanship modern and in all Respectfully yours Ed Bedford xisappumimenis a nanasome piece or Kiicnen iurniture notn tf Ruddles Mills Ky For sale- - best quality silk top facing fast color eyelets in the lace has all the fine points of a high grade shoe and is stylish and serviceable Made in button and lace Welts or Turns Made from fine smooth kid of the The Brooklyn very Attest A StiiRE E W WEAVER Supt and 8 t 50 per month FOR PLEASURE PHOTOGRAPHY Hf- - Secy ADLAKE CAMERA Makes the best photographs Never out of order Takes 4x5 plates that all dealers keep no matter what make get em anywhere The after expense is least The Pleasure is most Sent express paid anywhere in ttha United States A careful book on it sent if yon nk ADAMS WESTLAKE CO 110 Ontario Street Chicago -- BUR TOBACCO It is the easiest camera WAREHOUSE CO LOUISVILLE KY by airprcminent dealers r v TERSTEGGE CO GOH1IANN Louisville j Ky i S absolutely every Four Months Storage Free Died Mrs W W Dye aged 29 and they are cent we ask for them died Sunday morning at St Josephs Independent Warehouse Hospital Lexington The deceased was the daughter of Jas W Conway Shoe Store W L DAVIS Agent near Hooktown andissurvived by her husband The funeral will be helato- - Cor 4th Main ljan99 Paeis Ky Paris Ky Price 350 worth Clays - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1898 POINTED PARAGRAPHS i Mi VETS IN CAMP TO ABANDON CAMP WIKOFF INSPECT CAMP A CONSUMING EXCITEMENT All Troops Volunteers and Regulars Will Soon Leave Montauk Point Distribu ¬ Old Soldiers Erom All Quarters Gathering- in the Queen City tion of the Different Troops Secretary Alger and President McKin ley Visit Camp Wikoff After a Careful Examination the President Lef t Camp Satisfied That the Sick Aro as Well Cared for as They Could Be in a Field Hospital ¬ Cincinnati is Keady for the 32d Encamp ment Fourth Street From Race to Central Avenue at Nijyht Pre ¬ sents a Blaze of Glory ¬ i The vanguard encampment oi of the thirty second the Grand Army of the Republic ar ¬ rived Saturday night and Sunday From all parts of the country come survivors of battle fields of the sixties Men who served at ZSlanassas and at Appomattox are again beginning to rub elbows to sit cheek by jowl to size each other up to compare notes on their treatment by Father Time to take a friendly drink to swap tobacco and stories to tell again battle anec- ¬ dotes The hotels are beginning to show forth the friendly faces of the stran- ¬ gers men of prosperity brave hearts and true unharmed by wealth in the worlds goods In addition to the old soldiers there are coming their friends probably five to one The veterans wife son daughter niece cousin to the farthest remove of relationship are coming Cincinnati has taken on a holiday aspect as never before in her history The queen city has robed herself in Combinations of the na rala attire tional colors are evei3where visible Many persons evidently anxious tc wait in order to avoid a possible Sun day rain will leave their buildings bare till early Monday The illumination schemes have been tried and found not wanting Fourth street from Race to Central avenue is a glorious blaze in darkness The gas eagle at Plum street is a work of art The government square arch was lighted to the delight of gathered hun dreds Saturday the veterans were coming in in great numbers at all the depots Headquarters of all the committees civic and military of men and women were overrun with seekers for informa tion Cincinnati is ready for the encampment It seems as if it is already here The gas company building corner Fourth and Plum streets is covered with bunting and flags portraits in oil a cannon firing scene and an eagle Welcome in gas with the words Grand Army The arch at Fourth and Race is a beautv The electric arches two to the square from Central avenue to Cincinnati Sept 5 Washington Sept 5 Orders were prepared in the war department Sat- ¬ urday for the practical abandonment of Camp Wikoff at Montauk Point Ail the volunteer infantry regiments now there will soon start for their homes and the men will receive a furlough until they are mustered out while most of the regulars as soon as they have recuperated sufficiently will re sume duty at the posts which they garrisoned before the war began The orders for the regulars may be issued Sunday and will provide for the following distribution of the regiments Third cavalry Fort Ethan Allen Vt and Jefferson Barracks Mo Sixth cavalry to Fort My er Virginia ¬ ¬ ¬ and Fort Wadsworth New York Third infantry to Fort Snelling Minnesota Fourth infantry to Fort Sheridan Illinois Sixth infantry to Fort Thomas Ken- ¬ tucky Ninth infantry to Madison barracks New York ¬ ¬ Thirteenth infantry to Forts Columbus Porter and Niagara New York Seventeenth infantry to Columbus barracks Ohio Twentieth infantry to Fort Leaven worth Kansas Twenty first infantry to Plattsburg barracks New York The remaining regiments of regu lars at Montauk Point will be disposed Some of them will of next week probably be held at posts yet to be selected for service in Cuba ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Iff m ¬ Race will brighten up things at night i if The citizens committee has practic- ally completed its work and has only Hb see that the citys guests are well taken care of and that all visit-¬ ors will be impressed with the hos- ¬ pitality of the Queen City of the West The three camp fires to be held at Music hall on the nights of September 5 G and 7 will be among the most nota- ble events of the week Elaborate programmes have been arranged and the music to be rendered will be a treat in itself When Commander-in-Chie- f Gobin shall call the 32d G A R encampment to order he will do so with a gavel made of wood from the door ¬ sill of the Grant homestead at Georgetown 0 Mai John W Ollara of George town had the travel made for the oc- ¬ casion AT PAGO PAGO DALMATIA Bids for the Construction of a Coaling Sta ¬ tion Have Been Asked for by Com ¬ mander Z L Tanner iV 1 I 1 rC 4 San Francisco Sept 5 Contracts for the erection of a coaling station at Pago Pago have been invited by Com tnander Z L Tanner who has the work in charge The commander will not state the amount to be ex pended but he says the work will be of a substantial character and at least a year will be required for its completion Lieut Chambers of the civil engineering department of SpanishDON MANUEL MACIAS Governor and Captain General the navy will supervise the construcof Puerto Rico tion of the wharf and coal sheds He will also provide for a water supply OHIO TROOPS TO DISBAND and make a complete topographical survey of the United States land sur Orders Issued Mustering Out the lst3d5th 7th and 8th Regiments and the 1st rounding the harbor Commander Tan Ohio Cavalry at Once ner says that no fortifications are to be erected Washington Sept 5 Orders were New Yellow Fever Cases issued Sunday night by the war deJackson Miss Sept 5 Nine new partment directing that the 1st Ohio cases of yellow fever were reported by infantry be mustered out at its armory the board of health Saturday from Or- in Cincinnati that the 1st Ohio cavalry wood One case has developed at Wa and 5th Ohio infantry be mustered out terford a small village five miles east at the central armory in Cleveland of Water Valley The board regards and that the Gd 7th and Sth Ohio the situation as rather serious Sur not having regimental armor geon Carter of the United States ma ies be mustered out at Columbus The Tine hospital service left for Taylors regiments will proceed directly from station and Orwood Saturday on a spe- - the camps where they are at present cial train There are now 23 cases at to the points where they will be mustered out Orwood One death has occurred Fire in Newark N J Omdurman Captured by British Egyptian New York Sept 5 Fire iu Newark Troops Omdurman Opposite Khartoum on celluloid works Newark Sunday night destroyed the building and ad the Nile Nubia Sept 2 by Camel Loss Post to Nazey The Sidar Gen Sir joining structures 200000 Herbert Kitchner with the Khalifas Fourteen persons were injured and black standard captured during the taken to hospitals some of the per-¬ battle entered Omdurman the capital sons being seriously burned of Mahdiam at 4 oclock this afterRev Win Gregston Dead n noon at the head of the Pbinceton Kv Sept 5 Rev Wm column after completely routing Gregston diedat his home near White the Dervishes and dealirig a death Sulphur this county He was one of blow to Mahdiam Roughly our losses the most widely Jcnown elders in the were 200 while thousands of the Der Little River association ivishe were killed or wounded ¬ corps The president was particularly so- ¬ Flag at Manila licitous about the condition of the A TERRIFIC WIND STORM men who are ill He went to Camp Wikoff to ascertain for himself wheth ¬ Houses Blown Down and Trees Uprooted er the men in the ranks needed any Several Mouses Struck by Liigrhtning thing they were not getting His or The Aggregate Loss Heavy ders were that they shduld want for Tepke Haute Ind Sept 5 A ter nothing but he desired personatIyto rific windstorm swept over this city know whether these orders were be Sunday at 12 oclock uprooting trees ing carried out After several hours and blowing down houses The storm of patient investigation and care ¬ he left the was accompanied by thunder and ful examination lightning and several houses were camp satisfied that the men were struck Dr Willis a physician was as well cared for as they could be in a rendered unconscious for an hourby a field hospital He took no officials bolt which struck his residence word for anything He had come to Stock and buildings in the surround ¬ the camp to see ior himself and his ing country are reported to have been conviction as to the conditions was badly damaged but as yet no fatalities reached only after he had come in per- ¬ have been reported The Knights oi sonal contact with those conditions Pythias hall was unroofed and the In the hospitals he went from ward tq lodge furniture and the uniform rank ward almost from cot to cot stopping every few seconds to talk to the sick properties ruined by water Th o men and cheer them with a kind ex- ¬ gregate loss will be heavy pression or a grasp of the hand It was an experience not soon to be forgotten Success of the visit as President McKinlej made to Camp Wikoff Saturday is almost unique in the military annals He went to the camp equipped with knowledge judg ¬ ment and experience to make an inves tigation He had served in the camp and in the field himself and he knew just what ought to be expected in the circumstances That he was reason- ¬ ably well satisfied with the conditions as he found them is in itself a guaran ¬ tee that thev are not far wronsr ¬ ¬ vti TV r LIEUT THOMAS B BRUMBY The Officer Who Hoisted the American -- Washington Aug 5 Secretary Al ger who returned late Saturday night from New York after his inspection tour through Camp Wikoff at Montauk Point with President McKinley and several of the bureau officials of the war department commented Sunday night upon the conditions of the camp and stated the results of his visit The secretary said I feel certain after a careful examination of Camp Wikoff and a thor ough investigation of its conditions that everything possible is being done Sf for the men both sick and well who r73KSw are detained there The camp is an admirable one the best I think I ever saw The site is ideal It is being picturesque beautiful without and is certaini1- as neaitntm a camp location as could be found in the eastern country While the conditions are as good as could reasonably be expected in the circumstances even better than I ever knew them to be in a camp a shade oi gloom is cast over the encampment by the physical condition of the men gen boisdeffre Sickness suffering and death mar what would otherwise be a magnifi New York Sept 3 A dispatch tc cent military picture These condi tions however are not the result of the Tribune says CoL Henrys conthe situation of the camp itself fession of having forged the famous the terrible campaign document upon the authenticity o but o through which the troops have just which Gen de Boisdeffre chief of stafi passed That campaign of Santiago of the French army in his impassioned will be memorable in the military his- appeal to the jury in the Zola tria tory of the world It was wonderful staked his own reputation and the both in its conduct and in the results honor of the army and Col Henrys accomplished Few military experts suicide in the fort of Montevalence expected when the campaign was have caused an emotion tbroughou inaugurated that such a success could France which has not been witnessed be achieved in so short a time It since the fall of Sedan CoL Henry a peasants son pro was a tremendous undertaking to be gin a campaign in a tropical country moted from the ranks and imbued during the rain season against a posi- with all the instincts low cunning anc tion naturally so strong and so well narrow personal animosity often chardefended as was Santiago That suc- acteristic of French peasants had nc cess was achieved so soon and with a concention of the enormity of hii loss comparatively so small is due to crime until overwhelmed by its detec the energy and ability of Gen Shafter tion This brave but infatuated chiei and his commanding officers and the of the intelligence department of the dash bravery and splendid fighting French army embodied the whole heaf qualities of the men of Gen Shafters and front of Dreyfus conviction o ¬ Not Since the Fall of Sedan Has France Some Short Sentences Whicli ContHixx Been So Overwhelmed Col Henrys i rolD nt imniire blOOf- tj Truths Uttered in Humor ¬ Forged letter ous Ways They shotsr that the stream oLhfe is m bad condition that health is in danger of wreck Paeis Sept G Among the many The man who is wedded to art should have Clear the course by taking Hood s barsa model wild rumors floating about Friday a Money wife wins the first battle hut sel- parilla and the blood will be made pure comoften plexion fair and healthy and life s journey was one that some one stole into dom the secoifd successful Some girls change color because the first pleasant and Col Henrys cell and assassinated box is unsatisfactory Usually the more a man is wrapped up in him himself the colder he is London Sept 8 A special to the Its a wise philosopher that knows when there is a brick under the hat Evening Standard from Paris publish six for 5 Poor is the minister whose voice fills the Is Americas Greatest Medicine ed Friday afternoon says the French church and empties the pews uiliousness A cabinet has decided on a revision oi dimewomans idea of strategy is to spend a Hoods Pills cure indigestion in an effort to save a nickel the Dreyfus case All geniuses are moic or less eccentric A It was announced Friday afternoon few have even been known to pay their by the Patria that several officers oi debts had Eve her faults hut she never went the general staff have decided to re through Adams pockets while he was asleep Love blinds some men and it makes lots of sign shortly and divulge all thej others too near sighted for military service know of zhe entire Dreyfus affair A chainless wheel renders trouser guards z unnecessary hut its different with a chain ¬ Pimples h H00d5S parttta 1 wwy ¬ ¬ less dog ¬ A WfW IQk - u When a man is continually talking about his troubles his neighbors never trouble very much about his talk The intense love of an old toper for liquor goes to prove that familiarity doesnt always breed absolute contempt Many a man who doesnt know enough to in whenjt rains knows enough to raise the est umbrella he can get his hands on Chicago Evening News I Jj t Z i TRADE MARK i i ¬ Has Sot Slept for Five Years It is reported that a man in Indiana has not had an hours sleep for five years He v constantly walks about unable to rest and There is now little more than a skeleton are thousands of men and women who are unable to sleep more than an hour or two a night because of nervousness weakness dyspepsia headache and constipation A certain remedy for these disorders is Hos tettcrs Stomach Bitters All druggists sell it No CHOCOLATE Celebrated for more than a century as a delicious nutri-¬ tious and flesh forming bev- ¬ erage Has our well known i ¬ ¬ When the news came to the Chickamauga hospital of the destruction of Cerveras fleet one of the nurses commenced to read it aloud He had got as far as the statement that the Brooklyn had been hit 45 times when a fever patient a little out of his head shouted Great Scott Who pitched for Brooklyn San Francisco Wave of making up clothes that o to pieces before the end of the season or fade and get limp and sleazy after the first washing One of Simpsons Prints will outwear three of the inferior calicoes The colors are absolutely fast and any fabric bearing the name of William Simpson Sons is guaranteed of the highest standard of quality and finish and will give perfect satisfaction Wonder the Query YELLOW LABEL on the front of every package and our trade mark What Is the Use ¬ z La Belle Chccolatiere on the back NONE OTHER GENUINE ¬ ¬ ¬ Not Wanted Captain I can get a great attraction for I our ball nine A pitcher with a wooden leg Manager Nope It wont do We dont z want no useless timber on the team Up to Date Still he would leave a very small hole in Chicago the world if he were taken away Evening News m T Made only by WALTER BAKER ESTABLISHED 1780 CO 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Munsch i well known architect ¬ ¬ ¬ of Pittsburgh station 10 minutes late was found dead early Saturday in the In the party are Mrs McKinlej- toilet room of the American hotel Maj Webb C Hayes and Col Myron Deceased had been suffering from T Herrick Vice President Ilobart heart trouble and this in connection and Mrs Hobart came in from Patterwith the intense heat is supposed to son N J and waited in the station have caused his death Mr Munsch for the presidents party which they was CO years of age He and two joined friends Rev J G Amschler pastor of J Addison Porter the presidents New York Sept 3 President Mc Kinley s party arrived from Canton Friday The special train with the presidential party on board was due at 1150 It pulled into Jersey City ¬ ¬ the Latrona Lutheran church Rev R Earner rector of the Kittan Mich and private ¬ aing Lutheran church of Allegheny Pa were en route to Mt Clements Bayards Condition Critical Dediiam Mass Sept 5 The condi- ¬ tion of Thomas F Bayard former ambassador to England who is at Karl stein the home of his daughter Mrs Warren was critical Sunday So pronounced has been the change in the past two or three days that it was thought the patient would not survive many days ¬ ¬ secretary also joined the party He said the party would go to New York and dine and then start for which place would be Pay the War Tax Montauk reached at 9 oclock Saturday morning Express Company AVill 3 ¬ Chicago Sept At a special con- ¬ Hurrafi Battle Ax has come reo-i-ment- s ¬ ¬ ference Friday of the representatives of the Adams American and United States express companies it was de- ¬ ¬ cided that the companies would from this date bear the expense of the war tax instead of requiring the public to stamp consignments Czars Peace Note Will Be IW erred to Con ¬ gress Everybody who reads the newspapers knows wnat priva¬ tion and suffering were caused in Cuba by the failure of the supply of tobacco provided by the Government to reach the camps of the U S Soldiers Gen Lavs tons Health Report 5 ¬ ¬ Anglo-Egyptia- Washington Sept 3 The peace report received Sunday night of the proposals of the czar will be sent to aealth conditions of the American congress when that body shall reasiroops at Santiago is as follows semble The president will advise the Santiago via Hayti Sept 4 1S9S Russian government that he has no Total sick 235 total fever 184 total power in- the matter aew cases fever 20 total returned to Triple Alliance luty 92 Sept 8 Late Wash Tacoma Deaths George R Braer private an DompanyF 1st Illinois typhoid fever Japanese papers persistently insist to be entered into Eugene Munger private Company C alliance is about between Japan the United States and 1st cavalry pernicious malarial fever GreatrBritain Lawton Command Gen Lawtons - Washington Sept RaJUeMfc PLUGW When marching-fighting---trampin- g ¬ -- instantly relieves that dry taste in the mouth wheeling Remember the name you buy again nig v - V - - Vf TW THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS TY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1898 v- PRANCESHAKENiPECUNIARi-ISHEAvy-lDISOBEDIENCE Rice and Cotton Crop in the Vicinity of Sa ¬ OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE Reported That England and Germany Have Formed an Alliance Germany Given a Free Hand In Asia MINE EXPLOSION A Tim Jtaat War Xews vScandal Will Follow Henrys Confession to The Forgery of That Letter vannah ¬ GaWas Badly Damaged On by Wednesdays Storm The Arrest of Col Paty Do Clam One the Results Steps Taken Toward Ordering a New Trial for Ex- Capt Dreyfus oX New York -- Sept 2 of the suicide of Col Henry The way out of the world was made easy for him Apparently he was not searched when taken to the prison for it is on good authority that he carried the razor in his satchel He ican tell no more now It is charged that the government asked him point blank to commit suicide saying it was the best way to avoid the terrible scandal which must fol- ¬ low his confession and which would to say Journals Paris dispatches have this The Evening tarnish the honor of the French army Ultimately Henry did as persuaded and now many secrets will be buried Twith him in his grave While Sa ¬ Savannah vannah suffered heavily from the cy- ¬ clone which swept over this section of the coast Wednesday morning the damage on the coast islands and the interior as far as the storm reached is probably greater The flooded condition of the coun- ¬ try renders communication difficult and in many sections it is entirely cut off and no news has been received to indicate what the conditions are The first news from the Carolina Sea islands which were the scene of the great tidal storm of 1893 in which thousands of persons perished was re ceived Friday While the storm was nothing like that of five years ago the loss is heavy The beaches north of Tybee are lined with wrecks of small craft and at Bluff ton and the other small settlements all the houses were unroofed and many were destroyed The Norwegian bark Bagna which went ashore on Gaskin bank was a total wreck Friday The captain and crew were saved The bark Noe in attempting to rescue the crew of which Lieut Morgan and one of his compan- ¬ ions lost their lives has about disap- ¬ peared Small steamers have patrolled Cala bogue sound all day searching for the bodies of the heroic rescuers but they have not been recovered The loss to the rice crop on the Savannah river alone is estimated at 200000 to 250000 Three fourths of the crop has been destroyed The loss to planters between Savan ¬ Ga Sept 2 Cerveras Keturn to Spain He May Be Court Martialed Yessel While Kemovino Explosives He Was Ordered From Martinique to Ha ¬ vana Hut Instead He Went to Santi ¬ ago de Cnba and Locked His Fleet in the Harbor ¬ From a responsible diplomatic source it is learned that Ad m Cervera will be court martialed upon his return to Spain and in all probability severely reprimanded or degraded in the service This action will undoubtedly arouse the chivalrous sympathy of Americans against the Spanish ministry The trial of Cer- ¬ vera however is not merely a cloak MANY HEARTS MADE GLAD to hide the administrative weakness of Spain in the late war A Iist of the Volunteer Regiments That The Spanish commission which cor- ¬ Were Ordered Mustered Out of the responded to the war board at Wash ¬ United States Service Friday ington had prepared a definite plan of Washington Sept 3 The follow- ¬ sampaign Adm Cervera was ordered to proceed to Martinique where he ing troops were ordered to be muster- ¬ was informed of the position of Samp- ¬ ed out of service Friday sons ships From Martinique he was First Pennsylvania Knoxville to Phil- ¬ ordered to Havana by a certain course adelphia 2d Pennsylvania Montchan Dn which he could be reached at sev in to Philadelphia 3d Pennsylvania eral points by dispatch and supply Huntsville to Philadelphia 18th Penn ¬ ships accord- ¬ sylvania Camp Meade to Pittsburgh All well went up to Cer 4th Wisconsin Camp Douglass to Wis- ¬ ing to the plan reras departure from Martinique consin 71st New York Montauk to No sooner had the Cape Verde Camp Black 1st New Jersey Camp Al ¬ fleet left Martinique than the Spanish ger to Sea Girt 32d Michigan Chicka board realized the f utility of any naval mauga to Cam p Eaton Michigan 1st LEADING Paris Sept Kse - J-- - if KS P Tl nah and Augusta will run into the hundreds of thousands A heavy flood is reported in the up per Savannah river and messengers LIEUT COL HENRY Were sent out from here Friday night to warn planters of its approach Paris Sept 2 The Echo says there The cotton crop in the counties ad 5s reason to believe that the minister joining Savannah is practically ruined of justice has taken steps toward or Beaufort S C Sept 3 The dering a new trial for ex Capt Drey schooner May ONeil is ashore on fus Richards Island The schooner C C It is significant the paper adds that Foss with main and mizzen masts Lieut Col Henry committed suicide gone is ashore on Hunting Island shortly after being visited by an offi The schooner S D J Rawson ar cer of the general staff who after a rived quarantine at station prolonged stay ordered the sentry at Thursday night dismasted in tow the door not to disturb Henry as he of the tug Juno The schooner Kelson had a great deal of work to do After Bartlett dismantled is ashore at Hilthe departure of the officer Hen ton Head A schooner name tin Ty must have written his fare- ¬ known is ashore at South Ediston well letters including telegrams The brig Ventura is inside Port Rovai addressed to Gen Jioiadeffre and M Ca bar The crews of all the vessels vaignac minister of war and then cut4 named are safe his throat An officer of high rank is authority for the statement that M Cavaignac is convinced that Henry did WENT TO WATERY GRAVES jCmot initiate the forgery of the fabricat¬ ed letter and every effort will be made Four Youugr Ladies of a Party of Pleasure Seekers Drowned in Presque Islo to discover his accomplices I5ay ErievPa It is rumored that the arrest of Lieut Col Pcty de Clam is imminent Erie Pa Sept 3 By the accidental and there is also a widespread belief that a majority of the officers of the jibing of the sail of a pleasure yacht on Presque Isle bay Friday evening general staff will resign Later in the day La Patrie an four young women were swept off into mounced that Col Paty de Clam had the water and drowned before assistbeen arrested for complicity in the ance could be rendered them Their names are Mary Delia and Ella Para Dreyfus forgery Paris Sept 2 It is now insinuated dine daughters of Wm Paradine an that the suicide of Lieut Col Henry Erie machinist and Jessie Moore ¬ ihe chief of the intelligence depart- ¬ daughter of John H Moore an engiment of the French minister for war neer of the Erie Pittsburgh railroad The unfortunate girls formed a porwas connived at by the French army In any case the sui tion of a party of pleasure seekers who authorities icide occurred shortly after the were enjoying a sail upon the yacht The boat had but a few received a visit Carmencita prisoner had moments before departed from the tfrom an officer of the general staff who on leaving ordered the sentry head of the bay sailing free before a The four girls on duty before CoL Henrys place of light but puffy wind named were seated upon the roof Confinement not to disturb the prison- ¬ er as he had a lot of work to do It of the yachts cabin when a sudden is recalled that a similar opportunity puff of wind coming down from the to commit suicide was afforded to wooded shore an unexpected direcDreyfus who however declined to tion the sail jibed sweeping the four off into the water As quickly as posprofit by it was Paris Sept 2 The Dreyfus case sible the 3raclitheadway-put about but obtained and presents no new features but there is what with the a plentiful supply of rumors The first the light wind it was impossible to 4bf these is that Dreyfus it dead no let- reach the spot in time to save an of ter having been received from him for the girls The bodies have not yet ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ New Orleans Sept 5 A Fort St Philip special to the Picayune says When the John R Meigs had her forecastle blown off there were six men hurled by the shock into the Mississippi river who never came to the surface Three others were thrown into the river but were not so badly injured as to prevent their climbing back upon the boat Contrary to the advices re- ¬ ceived Saturdav night the Meigs did not sink immediately Disabled as she was she was carried by the tide and a stiff wind to the east bank where her stern grounded and her bow swung out and pointed down stream Nearly everything of value had been recovered before she lurched off the bank on which her stern rested and plunged bow foremost into the deep water of the channel The men hurle d to death by the dynamite never saw the mine that exploded The shock came when it was several feet beneath the surface The six men killed were Capt P R Starr of Vicksburg Sergt John New ¬ man Willetts Point N Y Private Pat Carloe from the same place Fire ¬ CHARACTERS IN THE IMPENDING ARMY INVESTI- - man J D Malone Ralph Rogers col- ¬ ored Harry Jackson colored GATION The wounded were D B Reddicks and Fritz Koch They are here in the Bi hospital Pilot J C Davis was at the wheel at the time of the explosion and the flying fragments of the torpedo and the shattered steel deck tore the Mr Davis pilot house tp pieces however escaped unhurt Lieut Henry Jervey was within a few feet of the pilot house Nand he too was fortunate enough to escape unhurt Night Watchman Frank Coape asleep in his cabin on the boiler deck was awakened by the crash to find himself in a hole gaping in the roof and his bed jammed against the wall by a piece of the steel deck He the hole climbed out through Lient Jervey and Pilot Harris were also on the boiler deck D B Reddicks was blown into the A piece of steel went river London Sept 3 The Daily Mail We learn says Saturday morning Mr Balfour and the German am- ¬ that bassador Count Yon Hetzfeldt signed on Wednesday a document preliminary to a treaty which will give Germany a free hand in Asia Minor and allow England to lease Delagoa Bay from Portugal at a cost between Germany 2000000 and 5000000 will as a further condition support Great Britains claim for the abolition of mixed tribunals in Egypt Mr Schomberg Kerr McDonnell the pre- ¬ miers private secretary has left Lon ¬ don for the continent to submit to Lord Salisbury a copy of the treaty Badly Damaged A Column of Water Hurled 50 Feet Into the Air and Debris Blown Several Hundred Feet Hlsrh Work to Be Abandoned Th Louisville Courier Journal is now publishing the fullest most accurate and moat reliable war news of any paper In the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ ing admirably The Courier Journal has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser- ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now 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Theru Sailed Up IJostou Harbor Friday Afternoon The Officers Given undoubtedly without foundation Col a Keception in Fuueull Hall Paty du Clam is on a vacation trip in Switzerland and there is no confirmr--tioBoston Sept 3 Amid the greatest of the statement of La Patrie that he had been arrested for complicity in enthusiasm from thousands both afloat and ashore a fleet of nine war the Henry forgery ships fresh from hard fighting in Cuba The Public Debt Statement headed by the stately Massachusetts Washington Sept 2 The monthly sailed up the harbor Friday afternoon statement of the public debt issued and quietl dropped anchor off the Thursday shows that on August 31 wharves salutes only being fired in the public debt less cash in the treas honor of Commodore Howison of the ury was 1012870 717 which is a de- navy yard and as Gov Wolcott left for crease for the month of 347S9711 the shore This decrease is accounted for by a cor Friday night the officers in their xesDohding increase in the cash on hand best tunif or ms came ashore and with due to the receipts from the war loan Gov Wolcott and Mayor Quincy held t V a well attended reception in historic Gen Slerritt at Hongj Kong Washington Sept 2 The war de- Faneuil hall while the fleet with the partment has been advised of the ar- ¬ assistance of a lively thunderstorm lighted up rival at Hong Kong of Gen Merritt search lights the harbor with their and Asst Adjt Gen Babcock n ¬ ¬ ¬ operations in Cuban waters This may seem a remarkable statement but it is a positive fact thatjdispatch boats were to be hurried to meet Cervera and order him to the Philippines Plans for coal and supplies had been carefully laid to meet this emergency But Cervera taking matters into his own hands instead of following the course prescribed leading to Havana deliberately locked himself up in San ¬ tiago The dispatch boats hunted in vain for the fleet and the naval board found itself helpless Thus it was that Ca maras nondescripv fleet was hurriedly prepared to do what had been planned for Cerveras more effective squadron The Spanish had planned to keep Cain aras fleet at home for defense The Watson bluff ruined this last effort to reach Manila Adm Cervera will be called before a Spanish court of naval inquiry and to asked ex- ¬ plain why he disobeyed orders French naval authorities say that Cervera will undoubtedly be found guilty and will be degraded The whole story gives a curious insight into the seeming lack of executive force at Madrid and shows that the authorities at the last moment recognized the hopelessness of accomplishing dnj thing in American waters It throws the first light on the Soanish naval sirt i uation at a most criticaly moment of wTv i1 uut cuiuuuirii r W ¬ ¬ -- Ohio Jacksonville to armory Cincin nati8th Ohio Montauk to Columbus O 15Sth through his right forearm and another tore off a piece of his scalp Engineer Layne was blown into the river and escaped injury There were 19 people in the boat when the explosion occurred The explosion occurred about eleven oclock It was noon when the Meigs sank Her entire forecastle was blown off and nothing but her water tight compartments prevented her immediate sinking A column of water was hurled 50 feet high into the air and debris blown several huudred feet high Portions of the torpedo and steel deck fell on the bank in front ot Fort St Philip 1500 feet from the scene of the wreck Maj Quinn arrived at Fort St He stated Philip at 3 oclock no more torpedoes would be taken that up The work will be abandoned There are 19 still in the water Maj Quinn and Lieut Jervey agree that the accident is inexplicable It was impossible for the torpedo to explode The torpedo did explode And that is the way they summarize the situation ¬ newspaper twice a week within the reach of the masses A good commis- ¬ Sample copies free sion to agents Write to Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky BY A SPECIAL is 50c A YEAKgreats placing for the purpose of a ARRANGEMFNT YOU CAN GET THE B0UEBM NEWS AND TimiGE-A-WE- EK 1H GOllUOuV Both One Year For Only This is for cash subscriptions only All subscriptions under this combina tinn offer must be sent direct to Th Bourbon News office Paris Ky 215 THE Indiana Ivnoxville to Indianap olis 3d Ohio Huntsville to Columbus 0 2d North Carolina Simons Island to Raleigh -- ¬ 1st and 2d Alabama Jacksonville to Mobile 3d United States volunteer cavalry Chickamau ga to Old Fort Omaha 2d Massachu- ¬ setts Montauk to South Framing hamf 1st South Carolina Jacksonville to Columbia S C and two squadrons 1st Ohio cayalrj Huntsville to Colum ¬ bus 0 Slf pt on the Track Newport Ivy Sept 3 Saturday Ga NEW YORK WORLD THRICE-A-WEE- S EDITION v 18 Pages a Week 156 Papers a Year FOR ONE DOLLAB Published every Alternate Day ezcep Snuilay morning about 1 oclock W Stamper a faimer living at Homeleaf City Wolf countj- - Ivy laid down on the Ken ¬ tucky Central tracks near Milldale Junction to sleep A few minutes later a train struck Stamper fatally injuring him He was taken to St Elizabeth hospital Covington in Men niugers ambulance His injuries are internal Gen Shafter i 111 New York Sept 3 Maj Gen Shaf ¬ ter is ill and did not leave his tent in the detention hospital at Camp Wi koff Friday He had a isevere chill early in themorning and several oth- ¬ ers during the day The surgeons say diis illness is the result of hard work and nervous strain m an unfavorable -- -- elimateand that itistaot at all - seri- - - X te Spanish Cabinet Crisis Probable tvjwi K Vnsfis V t Madrid Sept 2 Thursday night several deputies have expressed a strong belief that a cabinet crisis will follow immediately on a meeting of the cortes The probable composition of the new conservative ministry is being dis Ciisscd Miles Leaves for Home WAdHiNGTQN Sept 2 Thto lK - war de ¬ partment is advised that Gen Miles S departed- prthiscntryvtromonce A Thursday on the transport Auckland 4 Kevenue Man at thoFair -Washington Sett 3 In order to Rushville Ind Sept 3 W j J V keep the regular army up to its maxi- - Zacharias of Brookville deputy coK mum strength of 61000 volunteers lector of internal revenue swooped will be offered inducements to down on the Rush county fair grounds The time in the volunteer service Friday He found one man selling will be allowed them as a part of the whisky four men dealing out hop ale continuous service in the regular four shows and several other things branch which had not paid the new revenue Wednesday at the Presido Brig Gen tax He made a general cleaning Miller reviewed the 7000 troops repre ¬ When he had finished collecting he senting part of the Philippine army had a rollof bills as thickas amans of invasion now encamped inV San irm The amounts ranfredwfrnm Sinn it-iown to 10 Francisco r V v Offer to Volunteers v ist -w To Investigate thoHo3pital ¬ diers who have been confined there1 will be brought before a board of in¬ quiry to testify Ccrverus Departure Ciiattakoog a Tenn Sept 3 Gel 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mixtures are damaging ens or less to the most powerful constitution The B HUTOHORAFT whole trouble is in the blood and Swifts Specific is the only remedy which can reach such deep seated blood diseases i i Uihcat ttfanecft Eczema The Only Cure Come and rpp us before selling your POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK Price Oo are going to handling trunks not having the I lives a happy wife She writes need of one you can have used Mothers Friend before room It in The last time I had two confinements buy at actual cost twins and was in labor only a few minThe reason utes Suffered very little Raceland Xersey butter1 for why sale by Newton Mitchell ¬ quit Out in K ansas t TIE BODBBflJf HEWS 1881 Note About Boys In The Army Mothers Friend Like a drowning man I reach Upward and for aid beseech Help me Lordl cry and stand Well supported by his hand Through the desert through the tid He has promised to abide Ever near whereer I be Whispers gently Lean on me Eczema broke out on my daughter and con tinued to spread until her head was entirely covered She was treated by several good doctors but grew worse and the dreadful disease spread to her face She was Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP Wheat stored on reasonable terms and highest market price paid for Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling Cos office health springs but reCO B M RENICK ceived no benefit Many P S Farmers would do well to store patent medicines were taken but without re suit until we decided to try S S S and by the their wheat near home - li da i ¬ m r R Eighteenth Year Established I BBUOE MILLER Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Edtors and owners j Make all Checks Money MiiiLKB mayabletothe order of Champ One step Orders etc f4 Youve pot to keep on walking One word wont tell folks what you are Youve got to keep on talking One inch wont make you very tall Yonye got to keep on growing One little ad wont do it all Youve got to keep em going AD VER1I81NU RATES Displays oue dollar per Inch for first lnser jion half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituarrss cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards wont take you very far t 4 ¬ i i ¬ Gen Joe Wheeler and Gen Fitzhugh Lee are generally conceded to have been reepect ively the best general in the Santiago campaign and the best corps commander Theres in the camps in this country yankee now than the ex rebel m better Those two dear old rebels The Sixth Infantry will be returned to Fort Thomas All four of the Kentucky Regiments will remain in the service for some time yet Private J C Floyd of Company C Second Kentucky died yesterday at Chickamauga The Second Kentucky men are prepar- ¬ ing another petition directed this time to Gov Bradley asking that he use his influence to have them mubtered out Corporal Fabry Stevens Privates Chas Smith John Murphy Geo Tay- ¬ lor Harry Krieger and John Krieger THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA of the Fifth Pennsylvania came to Paris Sunday from Camp Hamilton and left for home on a sick furlough SCINTILLATIONS Friday will be celebrated as Soldiers An Interesting Jumble Of News And Day at Lexington by competitive Comment speeches by army ofdrills races and An earthquake shook Santiago Sun ¬ ficers and famous politicians at the Ken day tucky Association track The affair Thf Corbett McCoy fight will occur will be given as a benefit for the in Buffalo Oct 15th Soldiers Hospital Versailles is trying to tret a military The Howard Hat made in camp located near that city K v Jas Slephenson of Jamestown New York in stiff and soft one of the best hats made guaran ¬ Ohio dropped dead Sunday while ¬ does expectant mothers so much good is because it is an external liniment to be applied upon the outside where It helps be- ¬ much of the strain comes pores of the skin readily absorb cause the it and it comes into direct contact with and is absorbed by the parts involved Morning sickness is quickly banished and nervousness is kept completely away The sense of dread and foreboding is not experienced even during labor itselr Confinement is short and almost without Recovery is quick and sure Best pain of all Mothers Friend benefits the unborn just as much as the expectant mother and when the little one comes it will be strong lusty and healthy Druggists sell Mothers Friend for 1 a bottle Send for our free book on the subject N finely illustrated Earthly ties how insecure That always lively and interesting - teed in quality style and finish at the low price of 3 is on sale and prfMfhing at Sprinjifi 11 O has by Price paper The Mavsville Ledger Co sole agents donned a pretty new dress of nonpareil New Fall suits for men which permits a larger number of news paragraphs to be tqueezed into a limited boys arriving evtry day space Price Cos and always - at at the rho Navv Depart iii nt opened bids Saturday for 1000000 pounds of smoke- ¬ less powder for th waihius The use of black pnwdu will be abandoned Up to and including August 31 3 485 convaUsceuts had been snPt home from iMiiin rhmriHP nd 1 RIO urnr tjllll n oHll U tliH hospital according to Gen Breck--- t 4 - t f y imidgVj report GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS 219320372 The point in its history highest point previously reached was We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ Theatrical And Otherwise Remark In 1888 1218000000 in March The Foyer pair your linen and put neck bands on tpbhadwell people dranK to nnnaries Boh PapBfS One Year for Hjllf 225 Haggard JIEED S B ROGERS The Naval Construction Board may Robert Mantell has taken the bank ¬ free rupt law Administrator Regular Price for Both is reject all the bids opened Thursday tor 275 The kings mosl faithful subjects we 3t T July 2 1898 battleships and prepare new designs for In a service are not dull W S Anderson We drink to show our loyalty eighteen knot ships with Krupp armor Milt Barlow is playing Uncle Tom Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommend And make his coffers full Wrights Celery Capsules in Louisville this week London Saturday Review Labok Day was celebrated in Pari6 To the Wright Medical Co rr Columbus Ohio only by the closing of the post office Of WrlghtE Gents have purchased u box Chesterfield Superficiality The banks did not close on account of Nat Goodwin will open his regular Celery Capvules from lames T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Chesterfields idea of excellence was season in Nathan Hale at the Grand Irouble and Constipation I was unable to it being court day do anything for nearly two jears I ased essentially superficial for his praise of in Cincinnati October 3d three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they solid acquirement and genuine princiThh war has proved that it was less have cured me Kor the benefit of others so ple is always coupled with the assertion afflicted I wish to send this letter deadly to go into battle than it was to Very truly yours of their entire inutility if unaccompaMiss Louise Trigg a popular Glasgow stay in camp and fight disease W S Adkksom and an girl has been appointed a trained nurse tod by all druggists at oOc and si per box nied by grace external polishomits all He Nov is the time to secut the Send address on postal to the Wrigut Med agreeable manifestation Many army doctors are now realizing and will go to Jacksonville Fla to at- ¬ Co Columbus O for trial size free worth consideration of their intrinsic advantage oilow prices in the full truth of the Baying that dead tend sick soldiers and absolute dignity their value to the men tell no tales Deering binder twine machine individual according to him is wholly oil and all repairs for the Deering proportioned to his skill in using them r ii The ocean seems to have been Spains uane Alien ib nara at wors in james r in a social form uncle because it has her ships in New York on a new novel which will machinery at In one of his earlier letters to Philip soak R B HUTCHCRAFTS deal with Kentucky life and will be a Stanhope he writes What an advanbroad study of humanity tage has a graceful speaker with gen- ¬ Yesterday Temperature There are eggs and eggs The egg teel motions a handsome figure over one who shall speak full as much ood The following is the temperature as The L N hauled the Boston Lyrig of yesterday looks feels measures and sense but who is destitute of these or ¬ texz noted yesterday by A J Winters Co weighs like the egg of last month but naments In business how prevalent are Opera Company Sunday from Cincin- ¬ of this city nati to Lexington where it began a five theres a difference in another respect the graces how detrimental is the want 7 a m 7 that difference is worth money of them If you should not acquire 8 a m weeks engagement last night at the andjust 81 Its sowith laundry v The difference 9 a m little 83 Opera House between good work and poor is slight to manners all the rest will be ofengag- ¬ 10 a m 83i Use to you By manners I mean the unpracticed discernment but its a It a m 85 differenor that counts every time Its ing insinuating shining manners a 12 m 86 The attractions at Cincinnati theatres a difference that changes jour laundry distinguished politeness an almost irgPm 84J during G A ft week are Grand bill from au expense to an investment resistible address a superior graceful3 P- - m 83 He would Shenandoah with two hundred people We do good work it will cost no more ness in all you say and do 4pm 81 than poor work but its worth double have manners overlay individuality and 5P m 78i and fifty horses in the production Pike the differences 7 p m goes bo far as to declare that a soldier 76 McKee Rankin Stock Co Robinsons Bourbon Stjam Laundry m is a brute a scholar a pedant and a The Ensign Walnut Hi Henrys Storage For Grain philosopher a cynic without good breedMinstrels Heucks How Hopper was ing Gentlemans Magazine 1 UAV sf0fag eapacity at my ware ¬ Side tracked Star Old Glory Foun ¬ c niHTTIHGS OBBPETS houses for 3bb00 bushels of wheat for tain Vaudeville A Former Chinese Fleet which I will issue negotiable warehouse It consisted chiefly of old junks which receipts and will guarantee the holder They are just as ood as they ever had not been in the water for more than can borrow two thirds the market price MWapask for Milling lengthened period 30 years During this were but the stock has to be re of the grain at the banks at aeven per sea had receded and the land had fiOiir the Storage Otie cent per CoPuHt All grocers cent interest ducjdto mike room for new goods formed to the extent of more than a bushel per tnotu or fractional part fee it insist on having Purity and thereof Wo charge for hauling or mile the consequence being that these FOR THE DELICATE GIRL feaeka Parties who held their wheat eTOrxime vessels were high and dry their m ancient away laBt year were paid handsomely for so gear You have tried iron and m masts sails andexposurehad rotted and doing Will pay New York or BaitV to the sun from the long Queen Crescent Low Kates other tonics But she keeps more prices less the freight ariy ttnae Well just come in and name your had peeled from their you wish to sell pale and thin Her sallow 9 rain the paint some cases the very own price You can secure bar- ¬ sides and in National Laundrymens Association R B SfcfceacAFT complexion worries you Per- had been stolen for firewood planking Cincinnati O September 12 to 14th gains now both in price oi paper jUTtTrrraMaa tM haps she has a little hacking 1898 Pioneering In Formosa by W A and charges made for hanging Supreme Council 88d Degree of the cough also Her head aches o Pickering - rs Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cincin- ¬ you have houses to rent I will sell and she cannot study Give her ySf Moved Nine Million Pounds Higchegfc JtfHVfSWorlds Fait nati C plemberriG to 22 1898 i you fine paper for them at cheap American engineers have just per- ¬ paper prices formed a feat at Bismarck N D which has never before been equaled PKoror A M Gutzeits music It took them an entire year to make class will open for 1898 99 commencing feed her wasting The oil will their preparations and when all was September 5th Music pupils this term body the glycerine will soothe ready they moved a pier of the Northern Vill have the benefit of theory without Jt Pacific railway bridge weighing 9000 her cough and the hypophos- additional cost Scholars attending 000 pounds about four feet in a few phites will give new power and Wood Mantels furnished complete city school will receive daily instruc minutes u vigor to her nerves and brain Undertaking in all its branches tion at Mrs Herricks adjoining said Never say you fannot The allowance of the lord mayor of building For terms call at 5th and Embalming pcinntiially attended London up to the mayoralty of Sir Sidtake cod liver oil until you High 2sep 4t ney Waterlow in 1872 was 40000 anhave tried Scotts Emulsion nually but it was increased in that CARRIAGES FOR HIRE You will be obliged to change year to 50000 at which sum it has Bucks For Sale youropinionatonce Children ever since remained f 20pure bred selected Southdown buok lambs of it and infants do not know There is an American hotel at Limon i43 aged Southdown bucks 4 Wtm it- im uu Jvu 41 wwi 9 Porto Rico It is called the Grand It nxxv r MOST PERFECT jMADE war Also 4 Cots wold bucks rests on piers set in the coral reef where 1ic and 100 all druggists K pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free Address easeleae spray from the aearby surf re BOWNE Chemkts New York SG0TT fcom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant R B HUTCHORAPtf t fiects rainbow tints in the unlicht 2sep-tt- YEARS THE StANDARD -- The gold reserve in the United States Treasurj Friday reached the highest right price a n jl A Dont expect local applications of 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay soaps and salves to cure Eczema They the highest market price in cash or I THEY GAVE THE BALLS reach only the surface while the di- - wil1 furnish sacks and store your wheat sease comes from within Swifts in an elevator and buy your wheat when And the People Danced to Pay the Debt Specific you are ready to sell at the highest mar of Louis XIV ket price Those who held wheat last year made big money Store your In 1712 Louis XIV favored the Opera wheat and get the profit then established in the first salle of the Palais Royal there have been two E 0 FRETWELL Agent with a special mansion for the better is the only cure and will reach the most 5julv 4t Palis Ky obstinate case It is far ahead of all accommodation of its administration archives und rehearsals This hotel is similar remedies because it cures cases reach S S S is situated in the Rue Nicaise The build- ¬ which are beyond their is purely vegetable and the only blood ing was generally designated under the remedy guaranteed to pot- ¬ contain name of Magasia whence the term ash mercury or other mineral no N Notice is hereby given that the firm of Filles du Magasin not de maga Books mailed free by Swift Specific McDermott 6 Spears is dissolved J sin1 subsequently not only to the fe- ¬ Company Atlanta Georgia K Spears having purchased the inter ¬ male choristers and supers but the feest of Fred McDermott will continue male dancers themselves It so happenthe business FRED McDERMOTT To Cure A Cold In One Ditv ed that the king forgot to pay his archi- ¬ J K SPEARS tects and workmen In order to satisfy Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab ¬ Is them the Chevalier de Bouillon conceiv- - lets All drnytists rpfnnn tlin mnnpr ed the idea of giving balls in the opera if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W house for which idea he received an T Brooks and James Knnedv Paris annual pension of 6 000 francs He was Ky paid but the kings debtors were not for although the letters patent were A Good Memory m9 granted somewhere about the beginning ofteu saves mouey ADJ7V JIM IfWH Trt rtfT 1ST v v you iwi oii lYld not a single ball had been given IT are troubled vMth constipation indices- ton or fi iiv fnrm rf cfAmodi frn Mn mst f i wneu unemosc magmncenc or cue tsour- - ner to take home a bottle of Dr V Vv Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate Caldwells bon sovereigns descended to his grave Symp Pepsin and health will oe restored to Waters The prettiest Place and best One day shortly after his death VcTafsvescu0doses mc inreesizesoc kept Summer Resort in the West driifKiIsl Iaiis For particulars apply to aargenson tne men lieutenant oi po- - Ky ljan ill lice was talking to Louis nephew C APT J M THOMAS Proprietor Mon Philippe dOrleans the regent IRVINE KY seigneur he said there are people who go about yelling that his majesty THE BOURRON NEWS of blessed memory was a bankrupt and a thief Ill have them arrested and AND THE have them flung into some deep uuder- ADMINISTRATORS HOTICE You dont know dungeon vaa iuo wum jfou we wuuB auuut All persons having claims against the answer Those people must be paid estate of Augusta G- Rogers deceased But WEEKLY and then theyll cease to bellow - must present same propdrly proven as how monseigneur Lets give the required by law before me at my office We have arranged a Clubbing RatH balls that were projected by Bouillon i before Sept 1 1898 or else be barred So said so done and the people danced By order of the Bourbon County by which we can irive to pay Louis XTVs debts as according Court Heavenly ties alone endure And my idols all were slain That I might this knowledge gain New York Ledger time me lirst uuiue was nnisnea ner neaa tegan to heal A dozen bottles cured her com-pletely and left her skin perfectly smooth She Is now sixteen years old and has a magnificent WSiIHSlSJ ddW H T Shobe 2704 Lucas Ave St Louis Mo I rrrrrrrtO Wanted B OV t SSS Blood A ¬ ¬ Estill SDiiiiffs a riT I 1 I j - grid j I BPHI y - x I r 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ m s rr J ¬ ¬ ¬ I fJNfeQg00tSSgfatatt I What I Be Done Jris Shall W f WALL PAPER f J t wirm f It PR i scoirs Emulsion f CREAM ¬ BAKING POWDHt f f f f J I I J T HINTON ¬ ¬ f -- t JJJ 40 Paris Kfr iftitii o fc adfttt - rrarg j ftijp - as if 3jK- - mta HE B rrriYiiiifiki THE BOTJSBOn JTEWS IABIS KVV TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1898 J L 5 i - it k Miss Emily Dr Miller City 36 in All Wool Dress Goods 2jc yd 1 H Daily Chas B Dickson John 40 in All Wool Govert oc yd Brennau Chas Daugherty R L Parks W H Webb Seymour Wilson Walter 40 in Novelty Goods 39c Uhainp 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 Musty Wheat We will pay full in Bleached Table Linen 50c L okout for Tornadoes Hicks three days thiana value for musty damp and off grades 3 4 size Dinner Napkins 100 doz near jpred ts storms fir th R B Hutchcraft of wheat tf Mr O P Carter and son Mr Jack The farm of Lee Whaley near Extra value Bleached Coton c worth 8 -- 3d ij your tobacco Carter will leave Thursday for Craw 12olfutu e Insure naiiisua luuuit jiuv wviuuiui- and 18c worth 20 and 25c 10 4 Sheeting OBITUARY acres was sold yesterday by Auctioneer barns with T Porter Smith Rates fordsville Ind Outing Cloth 5c to 8 1 3C a yard Lydick to Edgar Gregg at 3385 per for this class fifty cents for each Mrs Annie Sherman of Philadel- Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory New liae of Penangs at 3 1 2C per yard acre Of The Dead 100 or 1000 for 5 Prompt phia is the guest of Mrs Bruce Miller Wilford Woodruff President of the Owing to the G- A R traffic yester- - paying reliable companies in- - near this city HANDSOME PICTURE WITH 5 PURCHASE Throckmortons sure against fire Mr John H Clendjnning of Port Mormon Church died Friday afc San day Coudnctor John wind ani Tampa Fla is the guest of his uncle Francisco was comnnsnd ot eight coaches eye one train xMr John W Holliday and was run into Cincinnati as a dunlU Mrs Shannon an elderly lady who A R Reunion TJi header Mise Sallie Joe Hedges aud little died in Nicholas was buried in the Saturday Auctioneer A T Forsvth Thk thirty second annual encampment Miss Sophia Iunes returned Saturday Catholic cemetery in this city Saturday WS HAVE SLE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP Shelbyville a Win Winn aged 78 died Sunday sold a house and lot ou Main stre of xiiti Or A R began yesterday at Cin ¬ from visit in 14 Mrs Hughes Bronston of Lexing- ¬ morning at 630 at the home of his IMPORTED SUITINGS AMD TR0lSERI between St veuth aud Eighth belonging cinnati and continues thiontih the week Addison Hood in Lex- ¬ T Hiuton Uveir 50000 people arrived in Cincinnati ton is visiting at the home of her brother-in-lato the Mullauy heirs to J ington of paralysis and the burial will Sunday and the attendance through the father Mr G B Alexander for 1800 wxjek will be very large To day there Miss Julia GBrien has returned occur to day at the Winchester cemetery Rrovr A Wooldms son in law of B Veterans from Denver where she has been spend ¬ from the home of Robt Winn in Win- S Letton of this city has resigned fai9 will be a parade of the tfaval c lester Services by Eld J S Sweeney fix Prisoner f War and the grand ing the Summer with her sister Our Prices are lower than any houFe in Central Kentticjr wheal N Agent at Midway position as L The deceased is wellknown here and quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL A R wlU occar the Messrs Henry Smith and Jack Pwl and has accepted a position with the wonrow morning at half past nine Dudley of Winchester were gaests of for a long time boarded at the Hotel 0 at Newport News Fordham Mr Winn was an uncle of TbeiPeaoe Day Festival will be htld Mies Armilda McMllan Thursday Mrs Jas McClure of this city and was J Coleman Willis brother of Sam Thursday and will include a giand civic Prof F P Waifcer left Saturday formerly a merchant and banker atl Willis wof near this city lost a toe the lrid industrial parade and a display of for Sharpsbarg iio assume his j duties as a FIVE MEBCHAVT T4kTlOT- otherd y by the accidental discharge of ifireworks in the evening at three placeB teacher in the ShaTasburg Female Col ¬ Wintester a gun while he was oat dove banting Two hundred tickets for Cincinnati lege f TIPTON Cutter S f Septeufber 3d to Stli inclusive Frank Pine Grove Clark have been solo at uaeoL N office in near his borne at Rev Rutherford Douglas and wife fort and Cincinnati Railway will sell county The ithi8city since Saturday morning who have been quests at Rev Dr Ruth- round trip tickets to Cincinnati at Lost Between the Court House and John Brown Post colored left yester erfords returned Saturday to Nicholas W H Cox Agent N dero Saturday a black day for the reunion th I N and Frankfort Cincin ¬ ville Tihe L Docket book containing eleven dollars I X Special Excursion Editor J R WilHsums and wife 1 The tinder will pJtjas leave the same at nati give a rate of 165 for the rouud came a from iFalmouth Saturday eyen The News ofSce and receive a liberal ltrdp Cincinnati and return 165 during ha ing for a hosrt visit it Mr B S reward G A R week Three fast trains daily Goldsteaq Optician ffir Lettons Special trains on 7th and 8th leaving Auctioneer A T tToBSYTH yesterday Afoier ten years DrGoldstein returns Miss Sue Bvia of Washington D sold for Sheriff G W Bowen the Uf to Paris cC who has feeeei visitkig Miss Blanch rnftnaatm0igrhrrDms interest in au undivided one third of TteGoldstein the Louisville optician Hudson left Saturday for a visit in To Kansas city and return atone fare pevent y four acres of land belonging to ces who has repeatedly visited Paris will Mt Sterling 111U 1IU ItilUi UUJllOU IAJ Hattie P Barnett to R P Bamett tee an the city Sept 1Oth 12th 13th and Mrs OCpi oiu Rev J A Dickson of Hot Springs account of National Baptist Convention tihe for 300 Tuesday and Ark will araive to day for a short visit 14Gh Saturday Monday Special rate to Maysville and return moiaTJi making ex ¬ x The Paris Elk Lodge is mammoth 4 Wednesday in the interest of those who to his sons Messrs E M Dickson and Sept 4th and 5th on account celebrastisfAc-tioi- itensive preparations for the haeAweak defective or afflicted eyes Chas B Dicksun tion Knights of St John sdmi professional minstrel show which ftne doctor applies to his profession o Mrs Kitty Cogar and daughter y Opera strictly scientific principles and having O One fare round trip to they will give at the Grand Cogar have gone to Cincin ¬ A House on the 29th It will be the big long experience ne is prepared to give Miss Eliza 7fh and 8th account concatena- ¬ nati where the farmer will receive Sept 1898U Septe gest amateur minstrel event that ever his patients such advice as each partic- ¬ treatment tion of Hoo Hoos for feay feer happened in Paris ular ease may require One fare round trip to St Lowis Oct Mies Bessie Dedonan of Cynthiana At Windsor Hotel 2 6 4 limited to Oct 13th account Bourbon Cattle Sales who has been visatiag relatives in Fay- ¬ OfSeeMcurs 9 a m to 5 p m United Order of Odd Fellows A FASTIDIOUS 33RESSER ette and Scott wall arrive to day to Grand Colored Jonas Weil yesterday bought fifty-Court Say Saile visit at Mr F L McOhesneys always briiigs his ghirtJ8 collars ifive cattle from W S Jones thirty six Excursions to Cincinnati Mrs E P iBean and daughter September court day attracted only a cufe and fiainnishins to thi laun ¬ from Will Young and twenty froea Carrie White Beam who have been to Paris yesterday There small eowd James Thompson at 465 per cwt dry At no place in Piris can he N will run special excur- ¬ The L were abewat five hundred cattle on the spending the Suuaser with relatives in sions to Cincinnati on Sept 7th and 8th get suoh general all around siti Attention Members of the C V A market Jscitionly about half that number OwingBvilie and Mt Sterling have re-¬ on accouut of the G A R meeting Trains leave Paris at 6 45 a in and ar- ¬ E Clay bought eighty turned home and all other ex Confederates are re-¬ weiresohL Teful treatment factson nil f Mrs Sobriua Lowry and family rive in Cincinnati at 945 a m in plenty quested to meet at the Court house this nine heifers from Asa JewelL at 25 05 goo5s3 pure washing iateriaU aid A R parade Pullen property ad of rime to see the G Cincinnati at 10 afternoon at four oclock for the pur- each AJ Skillman bought seventeen have moved into Keturning train leaves pose of attending the buiial of our heifers at 3650 and Waldo Jett bought j lining the opera lmwise The Kriener p in after fire works and all amusebeaoctiful colsr and fiuish as we T i comrade Col R G Stoner Henry Thompson bought property vacated by Mrs Liqwry will be ments are over This in addition to ten at 1 give at all titnes- - A trial will Forsyth A T thirty six feeders from Shelby Ragan at occupied by W B GmifSth and family three regular trains daily each way Fare for round trip 165 For further 1 eownce you Qt th e suoeriority of HC5Sr V P Bourbon Co JjT Mason bought itwenty of Centerville 34 each A information call on 46 each and D L JB obbins our work Mr C D Young a former resident F B Carr Agent Miss Leila Johnson has returned feeders at bought a lot of heifers at 14 of this city who is now proprietor of a fxom Lexington where she just com ¬ jewelry store in Delaware Ohio ar- ¬ The Reliable soft and stiff pleted a second course in shorthand and High Sckool QpeniDg Fostpoued rived here Sunday on a short visit and is haTs late Fall styles at resumed her duties at Master has again 2 one The opening of the Paris High School being warmly greeted by his old friends of the best hats ever offered in Commissioner E M Dicksons office W AI HINTOX JR BRO Proprietuia ¬ home to day Miss Johnson is an expert and exper was postponed from yesterday to next He will return TelejpiiOQe So 4 Bourbon County for the imoney warm the because of ienced shorthand writer and is compe ¬ Monday Miss Bessie Meehan who has teen r tent to do any class of court work in weather and on account of the income the attractive guest of Misses Louise and at Price Cos sole ageats plete condition of some repairs and Marie Parrish has returned to her home short hand and typewriting TEETB ESTRACUD improvements which are being made at in Covington accompanied- - by the The wonderful moving pictures of the school WITHOUT PAII The two story addition Misses Parrish who will be her guests Sale- ADMINISTflJlTOBS HOirOFJ Riders of battleships which is beiSg added will give the Roosevelts Rough NO COCANE NO GAS A of bull fights ad portraits of Dewey teachers eleven class rooms A number during G A R week y 11ier80ns knoing themselves- - fa 250 young Tennessee ewes for sale A simple appltcation to the gums used Sigsbee Geo Fitzhugh Lee and other of modern toilet rooms are being placed Mrs Sallie Hutchinson who has Ohu be peen at Robt Adairs near town only by 3ie and atcknowledged by the ed will war heroes Morro castle etc projected in the basement of the school public to be the best and easiest and signed please settle with been spending the Summer with her ROBERTS DAVIS SAWYERS at once Those holding tTT at the opera house last night by tie absolutely free tro any after efff cts brother Judge W M Purneil was Uatephonc Jreatcienr for painless aSan8t 8aid decedent wilLpresent theo marvelous Warecope won enthusiistic These Broke The Iawsi suddenly called to her home in Balti W ID U-filling applause from an appreciative audience more Saturday by the illness of her In Judge Webbs court yesterday son wno is An entire new lot of pictures will be S LILLEST0R in tne army Judge and 8 00 Set of teeth Hannah Wilson was fined five plunks and Mrs W M Purneil shown to night 15 00 Upper and lower 4t and daughter Adrnr D Miller Decd 50 cts up Silver fillings ago at the High Power for promising to whip Lizzie Jackson Miss Mary accompaniedifaeEtwi tfrriark The undersigned composing the firm Several nights Gold fillings 100 np x tof HaKgard Reed Laundry have this Churchf in ttiisicity a sister who was anotlrei colored girl Cincinnati 5 00 Gold crowns day June 18f 1898 by mutual consent John Ewing was mulcted 750 for giving in her experience received quite 50 eta Painless extraction aifisoivea -- Miss Sibyl Andersonof Salt XjaKeieuming parinersmp i and a shock from an irreverent hearer She using language which wounded the feel- CALDWELtS liabilities all the debts Last night I was in ingsof one of his colored female friends City who has made a host of friends in hose owing the firm will please settle S had j list stated J HOI D i CURES INDIGESTION Andy Trumbo was fined ten dollars Paris during her visit to Miss Emily with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J de arms of the debbil to night I am in 321 Main St Paris Ky Miller will leave to morrow for Pitts- - EC Haggard is not liable for debts con-male for being drunk and disorderly when the Lawd de arms of opp Court house hnrp wHfiro Rh - will upvuu D m - tractea dv aDOve nrm Sister voiee called from the back seat DULUD LI LUC oi Signed this 13th day of June 1808 Hours 8 to 12 a m rto 5 p m The corner stone of the new Court ¬ with her sister and will study musicf4 Bargains at J T Hintons hab you got an engagement for to ¬ O E REED furnort- Telephone 79 Lexington was laid yesterday Her frieida will be glad to know that house at store this week 5sp 4wla morrow mgbt J H HAGGARD 7 - Col R G Stoner who has been hnpelwhly ill at his borne near this city COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Eighteenth Year Established 1881 tur seeral months died yesterday THE NEWS MAN about half past ten oclock Eaieied at the Post office at Paris Ky as luoruiuK at seco iiss mail matter Ho was about sixty two years old and Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At was twce married his first wife being The Depots In The Hotel lobbies And Miss Alice Rogers and his second wife Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 who survives him was formerly Miss Cottie Dow it at home from Chiuki -Ida Hamilton of Mc Sterling Col mauga on a furlough SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Iayable in Advance Stoner also leaves twj childreu by his Mrs I N Miller of Nashville is a S2 00 Six mouths 8100 first Orieyear maniage Mrs Sidney G Clay of guest at Mr L Franks news costs you cant evkn get a ke near this city and Mr Warren Stoner port from a gun free of charge Circuit Clerk Chas E Butler was o Mt Steiliug in Cincinnati yesterday Col Stoner formerly lived in Bath Make all Checks Money Orders Etc MiiiiiER payable to the order oChamp Attorney Thoe E Moore Jr hs county but hau beena Ctizen of Bour bon for many years Be was a gallant returned from Estill Springs All hail glorious September Mrs H S Stout has returned from Confederate soldier being Lieutenant lis enough to make the boys ch er Colonel of the Ninth Kentucky Cavalry a visitf to relativesgin Milkisburg For dont everyone remember which was commanded by Col W C B Mr and Mrs Ormonde Byron re That with it came the oyster P Breckinridge Yesterday was celebrated as Labor Col Stoner was one of Bourbons turned Saturday to lOwmgsville Mr W A Gaines of Georgetown Day All days are labor days to the wealthiest citizens his estate being rated was a visitor in the city yesterday printer at about a quarter of a million consist- u Miss Ray Winters has arrived to Bro shipped one car mg ot farm lands in Kentucky ana Mis- Bishon Hibler visit her brother Mr A J Winters load of cattle to Cincinnati Saturday souri cash aud valuable trotting horses Mrs Henry Spears and Mrs B B He formerly owned the famois Baron night Wilkes sire of the noted Oakland Baron Spears were in Lexington Saturday Joe Jacoby of Hutchison fell and which he has owned and raced lor sev- ¬ Commonwealths Attorney Robt T broke his leg Saturday while playing eral years Franklin spent Saturday in the city baseball The funeral services will be held this Mr and Mrs L Frank have return afternoon at four oc o k at Oakland ed from New York and Washington Judge Webbs court will begin this his late home near this city Burial at Miss Reba Lockhart of Covington morning at ten oclock with fortv theParis cemetery The Confederate is visiting Mrs Florence Lockhart cases on the docket The ritual will be read at the grave 4 - -- Miss Flora Hill is visiting her sis ¬ optician may be con- ¬ pall bearers will be Col E F Clay Dr Bowen the Catesby ter Mrs J K Smith in Dayton Cos on Henry Spears G R Bell sulted free at A J Winters Mr and Mrs J S Rice of Stan- ¬ Thursday Sept 8th Woodford Douglas Thomas J E Clay Buckner Woodford W P Phelps The ford are guests of Mr and Mrs Frank September 17th will be Roshanah Ma j P P Carr honorary pallrtejirersre The Day of Jewistf New Year the Johnson Maj H C McDowell W W Mr Llewellyn Spears attended tLe Atonement comes on the 27th MassieW H McMillau Judge J E L A C dance in Lexington Fridny The Sharpsburg Fair will begin on Hazel ngg Judge Jere Aiorten Capt night the 28th and continue three days The Leland Hathaway Col Thoa Johnson Miss Eddie Spears left Saturday Ewing Fair begins to day and continues afternoon for a visit to friends in Cyn ¬ ¬ i 0 U PB0H HEWS Ueath Of Ool R G Stoner PERSONAL MENTION she will return to Paris for a visit in the - Spring Bishop Hibler returned Saturday from Chicago Pleasant Lawson 6f Harrisonville Mo is visiting his old home near North ARRIVING DAILY lew hi Press Mildletown Meredyth returned home S iturday eveuing from a months visit in Virginia Miss Lizzette Dickson has returne from a visit to Miss Van Gree leaf in Richmond Mrs R P Dow who was stricken with paralysis at Olympian Springs was brought home Friday Mrs Caroline Hailey of Madison is visiting her Monroe County Mo brother John H Deaver whom she had Rev S 1 J M i lew Wrapper mm not seen since 1846 New Outings a no Flaiiiieietes arrived here yesterday from Miami I T to spend several weeks He is highly pleased with Indian Territory and thinks it second to Kentucky Quite a pleasant bowling party was given Friday evening by several young men in honor of Miss Eva Freemans house nartv Misses Lucy Farmer of Anna Hall of Frankfort Elizabeth Little of Owensboro Eloise Hall of Washington D C Messrs Yancey Freeman and Will Freeman of Lexington who were guests of Mr and Mrs W O Hinton guests of Besides that evening h inor were present Misses Bessie Edgar of Salt Lake Mis3 Sibyl Anderson I I B Crouch formerly of Plum Lick p9 Main St Paris Ky i ¬ vine t ill i Qaaaia Iriam on Qn1 CONDONS J te -- Special Eitrlf Pal Sale -- J -- v -- 4 1 j ijc ¬ i - J w i FOR SPRING AND SUMMER j a jd I -- - v i fc 0 ¬ ¬ ¬ l5 gaged the servi matrs - f this of an eminent optician to b at their storeon ¬ j Put-In-Ba- i secondand last Thursdao who will test your eye sighk and each fit yon with glasses and guarantee Oali in and have your eyes testeiMree charge 8 Nextidsit will be Thursday - J te ¬ 1 mmm memm mr m The Bourbon Steam Laundry - H Ewes For p te nT C- I --- Dissolution Hotice KTrdraST J I I YRUP PEPSI -- dfeir - v yfMHvv-2-V- h- - - vt 4 j I rr X tl 6 WHEN THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1898 CURFEW RINGS ¬ M 1 flf j I i- fr - - M B- the fact crossed him as if he had beheld And do you think that I am going if directors chose to send their younger THE BOURBON NEWS When curfew rings there comes a vole the shameful scene before in some mo you stay here said Darcie half beside sons masquerading as honest miners ment of prophetic consciousness and himself with joy Eighteenth Year Established 1881 From out the clouds of heaven into the Coeur dAlene they must post had always known that such would be But theres no danger here for me In tones of loving care and poise them better upon the local institutions Published Every Tuesday and Friday by At the- closing hour of even the end of Wan It would be parting soul and body Monkeying with the buzz saw was The laborer has filled hi3 hours In that horror stricken moment he said pastime for children compared with a Of toil in numbers well Faith had flown to her father forget- ¬ Yell not keep soul an body long to-¬ conflict of opinions with the Miners wearied powers A call to rest for When the watchman cries Alls well ful of the breach between them and gether av ye stay said Mike Mr union in the summer of 1892 FEMININE FASHIONS You break my heart Faith cried Bingham proposed to shift his personal confident of his protection for the young But Is all well Do old and wretched Wan She could not yet distractedly Those men will have no responsibilities frankly upon the union Welcome the curfew chime SraKrt and Pretty Toilets for tlii That calls to rest with ready tongue count him as naught or quite believe pity and you have none to refuse me If Darcie should never reach London In joy and peace sublime Early Fall Swwon Ribbon for all the doctors unrelenting sum this one chance for your life Once with his verbal report the documents When a rising generation dreams anil Rucking ming up of facts that were sadly in more will you go were in Mr Binghams hands and an Of benefits to come Arrah here comes file docther Hes international correspondence And the lamp of hope casts brightening evidence what a king of shreds and tran- ¬ The new sailor hats of pearl white beams patches was the manager of the Big the man we want said Mike scending questions of business should On the sanctity of home and soft cream white French felt are Horn It was the doctor in a panting hurry ensue the manager was prepared to very appropriate and stylish accom- An hour when daily strifes are oer At this after dinner hour he was half choked for breath wash his own hands and to point to paniments to the tailor costumes of When may be laid aside Well young woman usually clothed on with his evening So here you the guns in the hands of his irrepress- ¬ sore of white serge camels hair mohair and The thoughts andtroubled hearts and liquor and incommunicable to the are and Ive been all over the country ible allies of the union The trade hope abide Where faith wools other handsome pitch of surliness It was thus that she looking for you Well boys have you unions have thus suffered always and In patience waiting for the time Very smart and prett3r are the toi- ¬ When the hand of God may bring found him He had risen from his got this thing all fixed ever will suffer most at the hands of lets of rose colored ciel blue or ctove A solace with the evening chime chair and was moving with circumIts bechune her an him said Mike their so called friends When the bells for curfew ring jjray mohair sicilienne trimmed with Shell not go for fear shed spection from the table to the side- in despair And now we come to the last scene graduated rows of Irish guipure insertion The future Ah how bright it looks endelay us an hell not go an 1ave her before the close of the war the deboard when his daughters excited flows with a tiny frilling of tulle at each When young blood freely nooks trance startled him He let fall the key an Ill not shtir widout him an there portation of the scabs including a public streams or quiet edge The full bodice fronts have this InOf mingled joys and woes which he held that very precious ye have it a caucus av fools if iver few non combatants among whom was garniture put on in crossing diagonal As parents care and filial love duplicate key of the sideboard closet there was one Faith Recording angels recorders of Ply forth on angel wing lines that form diamond shapes and in Tut tut what a waste of time If the truth of any sort were not in de and brandies were where his liquors to realms of life above the center of the velvet collar is a single From earth bells for curfew ring kept the possession of which he had she wont go she wont and theres an mand at that time in the Coeur When the row of the rich lace finished with the thus far been able to conceal from the end of that Your legs are your best dAlene the victors proposed to record Tears find an outlet in the eye tulle frilling As it slipped from his friends now boj s Get in there all matters to suit themselves vigilant Abb overflowing well one wishes to freshen the bodice A From an soul life rarely dry If to be continued fat smooth shaking fingers all that ashore thats going fount of of a black silk or satin dress airy black Come Darcie dont make this kick groveled blissful charm and spell Of was left of his intelligence point desprite draperies on the waist In ripples now in torrents then now and ruin everything I know its ENGLISH COMMENT ON AMERICA after it upon the floor priest and king From and sleeves make a cool and pretty Alike in prophet memories when cried Faith rush hard the doctor whispered with his Father father tender Izrnornnce of Britishers Concerning change in the gown Point desprit Come come with me hand on Darcies shoulder but Lord ing upon him The bells for curfew ring Our History Springfield Mass or mous wears better than chiffon Clar kW Bryan in Oh rouse up do Come out and stop man youre not the only friend shes Republican afSome amusmg stories illustrating got Trust me well gel her safe out seline de soie and is not so quickly this fearful thing English ignorance of American affairs dampness Scarfs ruffles fected by Seeing no hope of comprehension in of this they dont exterminate the girls and ruches or puffs made of it and his glassy floating ejes which tried to Ill bet you 50 you cross the lake with are told by a London resident who is edged with narrow black lace make fix hers with a reprehensive frown she her to morrow night Hows that Do at home in literary and political cirbodmost effective additions to either seized him and shook him passionate- ¬ you want any better chance than that cles At a literary reception Mr Lowell ice or skirt ly trying to awaken in that dead heart to plead for your sins Give her a kiss ri4- along with you was referred to as owe of the masters and belt ribIn adjusting the sashes Thev some spark of warmth from the indig now and are headed down the gulch said the of American poetry who had never bons of various lengths the smarr nation that burned in her own looking Empire bow still remains a In afbout five minutes seemed capable of doing anything Will you listen to that poor thing doctor to Mike popular finish to the waists of both day begging for his life Do you want to you can break cover Ill delay them else I think you are wrong said one in and evening gowns The usualmethod all I can have your people murdered Mr Lowell wrote seva critical tone to form long of tying the ribbon is But the late Mr Bingham simply eral books which were well worth readloops standing upwards with correXII stared working his empty fingers ing sponding loops below the waist These key his mind was TPIE EXPULSION fooTE feeling for the lost on that interrupted What were they asked the first look better when slightly irregular in concentrated solely Mr Bingham was very weary of his commentator on American literature to such details may length Attention journey to the sidebroad paternal joys If a selfish motive had The Autocrat and the otherBreak-fast-Tabl- e but in reality appear unnecessary Keep way don talk sho lou been at the bottom of his sudden late books was the serene reply they are not unimportant Much more where sh it Only key I got Abby fin demand for his daughters society in As ever j one in the group looked Mary Hallock Foote Copyright 1S94 by depends on trifles of this sort in the he whim- the west if he had fancied that it would she I wha shll I do wise and innocent it was evident that general effect of a gown than might be pered impart a trifling zest to his jaded ex- ¬ the rival claims of Dr Holmes to the womans supposed It is the French Oh oh shuddered the girl XI istence to have youth and beauty near of those Breakfast Table attention to the minor details of her Mr Bingham groped for the chair he him and increase his popularity with authorship OUT OF THE GULCH books were not suspected toilet however trifling that lias en It is safe to say that if every ran- had imprudently forsaken and seated his brother mine owners at a critical A graduate of an English university dowed her country women with the well somed Christian in the Coeur dAlene himself majestically upon the arm The time he had been properly disappointwas amazed b a reference to the Amer of being the best merited reputation had lived according to the word that heavy chair tipped with his weight ed in the sequel The cloud of suspidressed women in the world Be she we preach to the heathen as simply Faith helped him to regain his seat cion that rested on the mine had never ican civil war which was casually made parlor maid or marquise it is all the as fearfully as Wan pursued his timor- She stooped to search for his key dash ¬ lifted the time had not been suited in conversation at a club house When did it take place he asked same Alike they are perfectly and ous waj by the glimmer of his per- ing the tears from her eyes to an exchange of hospitalities even charmingly dressed as their several cir- fumed joss sticks there would have Here it is poor father she said with a beautiful young daughter to be I had supposed that there had been no fighting in America since George Wash to be cumstances will allow them been no call for martial law Yet Wan putting the key back into his hand introduced to the society of the camps ingtons revolution in the time of The use of the narrowest bebe ribbon was destined to be one of the chosen There have you got it Let me put George III in black velvet is still conspicuous on victims of the labor question 1ns part it into your pocket See you will lose He had read for a degree at an Eng manv traveling toilets of veiling sum in which as a proletarian was little it again lish university and had traveled exmer silk muslin etc It edges the ruf- more considered than that of the pony It was all that he cared for so let tensively on the continent and in thefar fles is laid between narrow ruches or in the doctors corral him have it and find his way to the east but had never heard of the greattucks encircles thebodiee sleeves and It fell out as the doctor had pre sideboardnoand so out of the worldwhere est civil conflict of ancient or modern belt and often trims the entire surface dicted The case of Mike and Darcie he was longer of anv use Faith times of the revers collar postponed it was not forgot- could not have reasoned in this coldThese stories told at the expense of most attractive styles for youth bad been The ten There came a moment in that blooded fashion she acted on the im ¬ well educated Englishmen prove that ful wearers for the early fall are the hour of insane victory when it did pulse simply to do one little thing for tlfere will be room for increased knowl tailor made suits of cream white wool occur to some of the Big Horn men that him that he wanted done before she edge of America during the period of in serge mohair camels hair French there was a little job unfinished at the left him If not that nijrht vet she goodrfeeling which every well wisher costume cloth canvas wool etamine mine One or two of them who had must leave him soon she could not af¬ of Anglo Saxon civilization1 hopes is most expensive 6rb6urette cloth The been concerned in the shooting on ford to be harsh with what was already ojening between two great countries of these wool costunfes are lined Avith Tuesday night were burning to avenge a memory a grave Youths Companion color rasp- that silly failure taffeta silk in white cherry There was yet one man in his senses berry red a new tint much like old on the in that distracted place whose courage An Extensive Library The rpe violet damson or golden green narrowtrains were still running and and humanity could be counted on the There was once in a certain part of gauge track between Jem Some of the suits are made up in com the mines of Big Horn gulch but they doctor Faith knew had returned to the India such a voluminous library that bination with white faille the were in the hands of the strikers and mine But as she flew to seek him at 1000 camels were required for its transblousevest crossed wi1 lines of white carried chiefly armed men and muni- his office he was on his way to her It brought not tho aoctor but Darcie Hamilton port and 100 Brahmins paid for its out of tne cellar and gold braid Thev aie of course tions of murder care The king felt no inclination to They brought the and thus they missed each other by con for special occasions Other gowns posse of 50 men who had detailed them trarj paths in the dark and all the brightness Faith had wade through this heap of learning have low cut fitted blouses with gimps selves for special duty at the mine The office was locked Faith beat brought with her to the Big Horn and himself and ordered his well fed and of colored silk vailed with Trish guipure Faith witnessed this ill omened ar- upon the door with bare hands but got that promise of adaptability that her well paid librarians to furnish him net Again they have a little rounded rival from the second story gallery no answer Then she ran around to the father had welcomed in her had been with extracts for his private use They jacket bodice and a fitted waistcoat where she was walking alone in the kitchen door which stood open show ¬ extinguished under the burden of him- ¬ set to work and in 20 years time pro and there are simple models with short starlight herself being unseen in the ing a light burning in an empty house self and his elderly failings which she duced a nice little encyclopedia which Eton or Norfolk jackets with plain shadow of the roof She watched the The doctor could not be far away had taken upon her virgin conscience might easily have been carried by 30 gored skirts finished with a deep hem movements of the men with anxiety and she thought and stepping inside she It was simply keeping a recording an ¬ camels But the monarch found it still with rows of silk stitching at the top saw them in threatening consultation stood on the platform and shrieked gel in the house for his sole and per- too large and had not the patience to X Y Post in a voice cf an sonal benefit one who wept perhaps read even the preface The indefatiAbby Even as she listened to the Oh doctor doctor with sound of their bodeful voices her own guish which brought not the doctor but never dropped a tear upon the gable Brahmins began afresh with SUN BATH FOR THE HAIR name was under discussion and the but Darcie Hamilton out of the cellar page where her fathers slips were un- their labors and reduced the library where her There In ISo Tonic One Half So Ctood men were proposing to put her to the He sprangpiercing cry had reached him falteringly set down The grief of his so greatly that a single ass could carry to her side and put his good angel had never interfered with the it comfortably but the kings dislike question concerning the whereabouts for a Coiffure an tlie arm around her as the simplest way strictness of her record It was pre- for reading had increased with age and of the spy AVarm KuyH Dont bother with her its time of answering that there he was if she posterous He smiled with sardonic he was still dissatisfied So finally his The quinwasted for nothing Abby advised needed him A woman may be exquisitely dressed enjoyment of the joke that he was to servants wrote on a leaf her- ¬ consists in the What do you want of the doctor but if her hair looks neglected it all She was asing Wan about him be reformed at his time of life accord tessence of all science Three expresself this morning and Wan was sulky What has happened Dear what is this ing to the maiden aunt school of little word perhaps counts for nothing he didnt horror in your face sions contain the history of mankind training But it was also a beastly an Jair may look fluffy and carelessly and scared and pretended know But I saw you going awaj I thought you were gone she said noyance it sent him often to the so- They were born they suffered and arranged and still show that it is well days ago She had forgotten that ciety of those familiars which he kept they died Love only what is good and somewhere with him says she Thats cared for Indeed some faces will not bear the what she said I heard her myself it was only the night before that he under lock and key in his sideboard practice what you love Believe only style of dress You bet he knows all there is to cnow had left her fathers house it seemed as closet With his daughter presiding what is true and dont mention all Detroit Free Press if it might have been years ing and demaifd that the crown of You go find Wan conscience wise over personal habits that you believe We are going to night he an- and with Darcie Hamilton investigat The doctor also had witnessed the glory shall be arranged with studied The Clincher Have you not seen the doc- ing his business management it was ominous arrival and was at that mo- swered carelessness A gentleman one day driving down a ment in the cellar warning the refu ¬ tor a frail minded old gen- country lane- and observing a rustic There is no tonic so good for the hair no wonder that o no I cannot find him gees to be ready and to have out their They tleman with a rather darkling record driving a sow and her ILttle ones along as air light and sunshine The Greek girls who sat on the walls light in case it should be seen when are doing something dreadful to Wan should have gone off somewhat in his remarked of the city and gave their hair a daily the cellar door opened to admit the to make him tell where you are and temper Heaven and earth was he to Whose pigs are those my boy sun bath certainly knew theirbusiness unhappy girl who was going with they are not done with him I must be baited b- - children Boy The old sows sor find the doctor them Modern woman after washing her TTa had said to Faith that she could Gentleman But who is the master They are done with him said Dar- not go without extraordinary precau Darcies heart was in his mouth with hair which should be done at least Boy HThat sturaped taillittle beggar Hark its all quiet Vra fni- - imr snfntv in the excited state yonder two weeks can sit by a closed iear ana oy- ana MiKe s blood was cie listening once in Pointing to one cf the little bounding at the thought of the wild up the gulch window and allow the suns rajs to of feeling at the mines but this had pigs What do you mean He is dead Where eat in on her locks while she brushes nights flight in the free open dark ¬ Gentleman waxing wroth been merely for the purpose of re ness and the deeds of daring he might He has told quite mis- do tnej belong them dry minding her that she was not What Does he know This natural heat does not dry the have occasion to display for Mike had Boy The third sty on the left sor tress of the situation free to repudiate Why it was he who brought me her father and depart from him whena warm Irish imagination and he was Idiot Do you scalp as artificial heat is bound to do Gentleman angril as vain of his valor as he was sure of here Hell tell you know if that will ever he should have paid for her ticket want a fools place and imparts strength and life to the it The doctor had omitted to men- ¬ save him Darcie explained Be you going to leave Bov Whv hair eastward As a fact she was not half tion as a detail of his plan that he The shock of this discovery and its so anxious to go as was he to have her sor Those vjho have made a success of treating the hair claim that it should had not as yet presented the same to self evident consequences left the poor he did not desire her presence in his The gentleman wa last seen driving not be braided at night but brushed Faith He was deliberately conspir girl no strength wherewith to coun- ¬ house cither as monitor or as witness down the lane at a furious pace ing with the cruel circumstances that terfeit any longer for prides sake any longer She had seen too much Spare Moments and left loose St Louis Republic beset the girl to capture all her scruples It was the simple truth that Darcie already considering her general intelli iVatnrnl IVIistnlv Tomato Fxrh at once there was no other way but read in her face as their sad eyes met gence and her uncompromising way of cosDefective vision a mannish Collect a lot of ripe tomatoes aoout to harden his heart against doubts and in the sincerity of a moment that locking at things She mut go back tume and on ambig iious name these an inch in diameter skin and stew them compunctions and to put confidence might be their last on earth together to the east where in a short time such were the elements of a recent bit of in the usual manner and when done in the men he had chosen in the place Go this instant you stay frank incidents as the ordeal of Wan social comedy Why do lay them on dishes flatten layer slight ¬ of her natural protectors The doc here Oh mercy where can he go and the ambushing of Darcie Hamilton said the host at Mr Browusonby ly and spread over them a light layer tor was no bungling judge of male She tried to push him from her in the tamaracks would appear to her an evening reception presenting to the of pulverized white or brown sugar ex- ¬ character and in his opinion ainan while he held her in a dream hardh ac incredible as the nightmare visions principal guest a father strong minded pose them to a summers sun when as may be a young girls natural protector daring to believe what her pale face of a fever And that she might not young woman who vore a collar neckdry as fresh iigs pack in old fig or small in other than the established way told him unwisely recall her visions in speech tie and shirt front of decidedly masboxes with sugar between each layer but the doctor was not yet a father We were waiting for you had in that last painful interview If properly managed the difference can ¬ As he left the cellar his ear was dear The doctor said you were Faith he the library taken measures to make culine appearnce let me introduce to go not be detected from the veritable ar chocked by a sound of pitiable screams with us but 1 said you would never iu very tired of the subject of Darcie Miss Terhune her Mr Brownsonby who was somewhat tide Boston Herald and hoarse brutal cries and looking go with me But would you go he Hamilton On this point at least he near sighted turned to acknowledge across the gulch he saw as in a vision implored CoiiHtderntion was easy the introduction Here Mikes double bass interrupted Maulstick Why dont you use bet of the Inferno a wretched struggling s to Darcie that young gentleman Ah Mr Hune he said extending ter brushes That kind is a century ngure haled along at the end of a lamenting in a suppressed roar had heen vastly busy at the managers his hand cordially Glad to see 3 ou rope towed by a mass of men as fast Musha musha the docther has not expense he had formulated some dan- sir behind the times Youths Companion gerous discoveries incidentally lf Dauber I know it is but I dont as they could go over the rough ground towld her a word Necessary Precaution want to take an unfair advantage of in the direction of the secret tamaracks If its about my going dont sayan liad made rapid love to his daughter Now Charles let ns male a List of had and pleaded Faith the old masters I want to put myself The person of the victim was scarcely other word I Between business muchpleasure he But your debts at large on an equal footing with them so that distinguishable but the doctor knew wouldnt go for all the world I should been going very One moment dear uncle till 1 have it could beonly the miserable China only keep you back Youd have jib V wi iWn careless as the too sure- if I beat them T may do so honestly Tit Bits Biff Urn I filled up your Inkstand U man ad a strange familiarity with chance at all with me along Lfootcd Ve aPt to b Harlem Life - - H A SMITH Office over Q S Vardnii Officfl O 1 Honra 8 to 12 a xn to 5 p ¬ GEO W TDAVIS DEALER IN Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Special attention given to Undertake -- ¬ ing and Repairing Main Street - - - ParI3 Kt - ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ HOUSE AKD LOT AND BLACK ¬ 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SOO ¬ Return Cleveland 13 LOW RATES 18 to Picturesque Mackinac sod including from ToleU fleals and Berths 50 from Detroit From 1 EVERY EVENING Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points East South and Southwest and at Detroit lor all points North and Northwest Sunday Trips June July August and September Only EVERY DAY BETWEEN i ¬ ¬ ¬ Cleveland Put inBay Send for Illustrated Pamphlet X A SCHANTZ q m Address DETROIT MICH ¬ a j Toledo Co Tte Detroit ami Cisvciana steam May The Shortest Line and The Best Service between Cincinnati and the Summer Resorts of the Great Lakes ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CJJil MICHIGAN AND 4 J ft - THE GREAT LAKES 2 N1 ¬ 3 Train DHy between and MTMl T L I - CIMCMHATI J i al t fcS - tfm itnjtf mftt ln f eMMi i- - fcfcS V KSTTTT TSS SffiBESa iMhJzi iW THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER BROAD TIRED WAGONS 6 1898- - WAYS OF GRAVEDIGGERS HEROES OF WAR THOSE CHARITY PARTIES o From the Chicago Times Herald The Head of the House Had His Say Exhaustive Tests Show Tiexn to Be They Are Cheerful an Given to Pro ¬ The feeling of admiration for heroes of - and Then Iniinitely Superior lto the Most of Them fessional Jofcins Paid for His war seems to be innate in the human heart Narrow Variety Fun Are Elderly Men and is brought to the surface as the opportu¬ TROLLEY FARM WAGON An Oliio Man Advances an Idea Tliat the bicycles beat down and harden May Eventually Lead to the bicycle path much more rapidly Xotwithstanding their somber call Among those who proved their heroism of the operalion of the ing which is a perpetual reminder of during our Civil War was A Schiffeneder lilustration Sedgbroad tired vehicles in keeping road¬ the uncertainty of life gravediggers ot 161 Street wick ways in good condition This illustra- ¬ like undertakers are a cheerful lot Chicago He tion is conspicuous after showers of people much given to profes-¬ is an Austrian when it will be noted that the tires of sional joking and taking the cares of by birth ¬ The use of the bicycle is affording an nity and object presents itself Great Tilings A great many different schemes have been proposed and some of them have been tried for lessening the work of carting farm produce into town The traction engine is used for that pur ¬ pose to a considerable extent in Eng ¬ land although in America very little lauling is done therewith Then again there has been a good deal of on the common highway for the wheels of the ordinary wagon to run in This is a rather more popular idea and has a prgmising future in our own coun- ¬ talk about laying broad guttered rails try In some parts of the United States there are trolley lines reaching out through the rural regions and carry- - S TROLLEY FARM WAGON ing not only passengers but also mail and express matter Inside cit7- lim- ¬ its in many places special trolley cars are made for local postal and express service and in the vicinity of very large cities one will sometimes find that a certain style of low platform - for carrying into town the heavy trucks of the market gardeners laden with fresh vegetables And now still another plan has been cars are provided by the steam roads fc -- proposed A Toledo man named Bon- ¬ ner has devised a special truck which as designed to run on a street railway and to carry a farm or express wag on Inasmuch as the ordinary vehicle would not lit the truck Mr Bonner thinks it better to have his own wagon is well as his railway truck He has taken out a patent on the idea and Las obtained a franchise from the city of Toledo for running his wagons Through the streets As soon as he lias manufactured and sold a number of his special wagons to the express companies in town and has also had a few of his trucks made he wrill be in a position to take the wagons on the trucks through such streets as have trolley lines The trucks are intend ¬ ed to be coupled to a trolley car and are not provided with electric motors of their own r After the city service is fairly start ed Mr Bonner will endeavor to secure rural patronage Of course it will be necesary for such farmers as wish to take advantage of his plan to have the Tight sort of wagons and to haul them by horsepower near enough to town to reach the trolley tracks But in Ohio there are Tiumerous trolley roads ex¬ tending from one town to another and attaining a length of ten 15 and even 25 miles M a farmer only lives along one of these routes he will not need to haul his wagons more than a few rods Indeed if he has a switch and sidetrack and loads his wagons while they stand on the latter he will have an easy taslc before him The rapid development of trolley lines through the rural districts nowadays makes Mr Bonners idea an interesting one There is no telling how far it is likety to becoTne serviceable to American darmers NY Tribune ¬ ¬ than the narrow tired wagons restore the roadway proper to a smooth condition It is true that the action of the pneumatic tire is more beneficial to a soft roadway than that of the hard broad tire but its tamping effect is an illustration of what the wide tire does in comparison with the cutting effect of the conventional nar row tire Were it possible to substitute broad tires for the narrow ttires now generally used the condition of the average countrj road would be improved in a comparatively short time Not only that but the efficiency of the the average draught horse would be materially raised Instead of cutting into the soft spots in a roadway the wide tire compresses the soft earth and passes over it leaving the spot ir an improved condition for the pas acre of the next wheel An exhaustive test of the broad and narrow tire made at the agricultural experiment station of the Missouri state university demonstrated that on hard smooth and nearly level macadam roadways the strain required to haul a given load was 357 per cent less with the broad tire than with the nar row tire On a gravel road with a hard surface there was a margin of 333 per cent in favor of the broad tire On a road composed of a large quantity of sand mixed witfcigravel the margin was 455 per cent in favor of the broad tire Over a new unused dry gravel road the difference in favor of the broad lire Avas 266 per cent The narrow tire required less strain for haulage on a load where water covered the surface and loose sand from one to two and a half inches deep was found But while the broad tire re quried a greater strain for haulage it did no injury to the road whereas the narrow tire cut through the soft earth beneath the water and destroyed the surfacing The broad tire was also at a disadvantage on roads where the hardpan was covered with dust as the narrow tire cut through to the hard pan while the wide tire pinched and heaped up the dust and thus increased the strain of haulage The broad tire also required a greater strain on some kinds of mud roads But asa whole the tests were strongly favorable to the use of broad tires for the average roads Milwaukee Wisconsin ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the world lightly on their shoulders The gravediggers are employed b the superintendents of the various cem- ¬ eteries and are recruited from the ranks of laborers who are employed from day to day At Greetfivood cemetery a regular force of 50 gravediggers is constantly employed and when there are many funerals extra men are taken on The gravediggers am paid 16 cents per hour and sometimes work 12 hours a day Before the last hot wave there were only eight interments per day on the average and when the hot wave set in the average jumped up to 30 per day When there are no graves to be dug the gravediggers fill in their spare time mowing the lawns in front of the vaults They sometimes sing as they One of the gatekeepers at work America twenty -- came to the age of at A m e rican became an and citizen He was living at Milwaukee when the call for volunteers came early in 1862 ¬ J I X He received and henlisted in Companya woundof A promptly the Army of the Potomac he saw much fight ing campaigning in the Shenandoah Valley In the first days fighting at the battle of ¬ Twenty sixth Wisconsin Volunteers the In ¬ ¬ ¬ CORNERS OF THE SILO Ah Eastern Farmer Explains How H Has Solved the Prohlem of Con ¬ structing Them Since the silo firstvcame into use I have heard the inquiry How can w2 best fix or make the corners of our silo I had one made two years ago and found trouble with it One year ago I made another and am so well pleased with it that I send you the plan I ceil inside of silo with narrow matched pine one thickness and to make a good corner I made several ex- ¬ periments and found that by meas- - Greenwood cemetery is an old grave digger who dug graves for 40 years or more rnenne DecamemcapuenuLcu uj rheumatism and was pensioned off his present occupation being a sinecure The position of a grave digger is sought after a good deal by the labor- ¬ ers as it means constant work The gravediggers crack jokes as they pur sue their avocation just as the grave diggers in Hamlet but their jokes have no venom in them Most of them save their money and invest it in small houses near the cemetery Then they bring their wives and children out on slimmer afternoons for a stroll among the graves A number of years ago the Green- ¬ wood gravediggers founded a local as ¬ sembly of the Knights of Labor known as the Yorick Labor club Its yearly picnics were attended by all the choice spirits in other trades unions After awhile the gravediggers in Calvary cemetery formed a rival union Then a war of extermination began Each union started in to cut rates and graves in the language of an indig ¬ nant member of the Yorick Labor club Finally were going to the dogs to pieces both the organizations went About a year ago a movement was started to revive the Yorick Labor club by recriting members from the gravediggers in all the metx opolitan cemeteries The attempt did not suc- ¬ ceed as most of the gravodaggers are elderly men and as one of them said to an organizer Itshardlto teach an A gravedigger in old dog new tricks Calvary cemetery who graduated from the ranks of the day laborers was asked by the reporter how he happened to be a gravedigger It came about naturally sir he Sure you know if no one ever said became a gravedigger it would beim- possible for a man ever to dig hisown grave if there was nobody else to dig it for him This gravedigger as the above will indicate is an Irishman He is very in ¬ dustrious and expects soon to be pen ¬ sioned off There are probably about 200 gravediggers within the limits of thp Greater New York who are era ployed regularly besides extra men whose services are required when there is what they call a rush of business 9 N Y Journal LAUNCHED him much trouble With a portion of his regiment he was captured and imprisoned at Bell Island and Andersonville and afterward exchanged He returned to his regiment which was transferred to the army of General Sherman and marched with him through Georgia to the sea In this campaign Mr Schiffeneders old wound began to Uouble him and he was sent to the hospital and then home He had also contracted catarrh of the stomach and found no relief for years I happened to read an account of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People about a year ago he said and thought that they might be good for my trouble I concluded to try them I bought one box and began to take them according to directions They gave me great relief After finishing that box I bought another and when I had taken the pills I felt that I was cured I recovered my appetite and ate heartily I can testify to the pood the pills did me Mr Schiffeneder is a prominent Grand Army man in Chicago whither he moved some years ago with his family ¬ ¬ ¬ in the right sido which afterward caused Gettysburg Schifieneder received a wound The two fair daughters of the household were discussing the entertainment they proposed giving for the benefit of a little work of charity in which they were interested and as a matter of course the old gentleman had to have his say Its an infernal nuisance he declared The house will be in a commotion for a week nothing Avill be thought of but your party and everything will be disarranged f hat night we will all be awake till well toward morning and the next day those who are not sick will go about snarling and half asleep I call it nothing but tomfoolery Papa said the eldest dont you understand that we are coinc to helo some of the poor and that every cent we make will provide them with some comfort What you should do is to encourage us Dont talk silly Its a good deal you girls care about the charitable feature of this social combination youre in Its the boys and girls and- cards and dancing you want No use trying to pull the wool over my eyes Very well Well try tp do our duty even if you do make it hard We at least have some sympathy for the afflicted Oh you have Sweetly disinterested arent you How much did you take in at the last blowout Just 1350 proudly Well Ill give you just 3050 for the cause if youll not inflict your coworkers on us Now hows your charity Mamma I wish to the land youd come down here Papas acting perfectly awful and she flounced out of the room while he laughed sardonically Detroit Free Press ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Your Youth urally appear so If you are old why ap- ¬ pear so Keep young inwardly we will look after the out-¬ wardly You need not worry longer about those little streaks of gray advance agents of age If you are young you nat- ¬ Ayers vigor will surely restore color to gray hair and it will also give your hair all the wealth and gloss of early life Do not allow the falling of your hair to threaten you longerwith baldness Do not be annoyed with dandruff We will send you our book on the Hair and Scalp free upon request the vior write tho doctor about it Probably there is some difficulty with your general system which may be easily removed Address DR J C AYER Lowell Mass If you do not obtain all thebene flta you expected from tho use of The War Is Over And now our thoughts are all of peace and home There are too often people to be found who have no home and it is to them these few words are addressed If you real- ¬ ly want a home you can easily get one but you should act at once before the relapse from the war puts prices on the advance In Marinette County Wisconsin the very finest farming land is to be had now at a most modest figure Excellent home mar-¬ kets are at hand to take whatever the farm- ¬ er raises and good prices are given These St lands are on the Chicago Milwaukee Paul Railway and full in formation con- ¬ cerning them will cheerfully be furnished by C E Rollins Immigration Agent 161 La Salle Street Chicago An DeCrop May is intensely feminine Miss Upton More so than other girls Well she asked the blacksmith the other day if her horse couldnt wear shoes a size mm THE MINISTER GOT MIXED And Rang Several Changes on a Scriptural Sentence llefore He Got It Right Instance in his I The minister had reached the critical point sermon missionary He had fin ished his firstlies and secondlies and with one neat figure would link them to an imoas- sioned appeal that would strike his congre- s hearts and make their rocks now ike water If he exclaimed it has truly been said that he who makes two glades of brass to grow where one The puzzled look on the face of a deaf old member in a front pew led him to pause and repeat That he is a benefactor who makes two smaller Puck WrtQ to the Doctoe Dropsy treated free by Dr H H Greens Sons of Atlanta Ga The greatest dropsy specialists in the world Read their advertisement in another column of this paper ¬ A horse with a docked tail must feel like a neigh bob L A W Bulletin grades of blass Smiles throughout the house and his own sense showed hira there was something wrong but with an attempt at lightness he said airiiy As 1 meant two braids of glass The choir was now keen eared and the pastor felt as if ne had met Dewey So he Two blads of grace shouted Then the senior deacon had pity on him he spoke our My brethren and arose pastor has been upset by the intensity of his emotions and has tripped on two blades of grass San Francisco Examiner mm mV mmW lLmmmW LmmmmY B mWf M B LmmmW mmWmYjt For Infants9 and Children in m Smith One cant always judge a mans patriotism by his conversation Jones No I suppose not Take Brown for instance would you Wouldnt Take Chances Signature call him a coward Well er I might if I was sure he Chioago Evening News wouldnt fight 0f yJyOygr LkA THC CENTAUR COMPANY 7T MURRAY STREET Thirty Years The Kind You Have Always Bought Nil ORK CITV Properly Defined What is firmness father Firmness my boy is obstinacy in our- ¬ selves And what is obstinacy Obstinacy is firmness in somebody else Chicago Post Mr Nupop I think I will have my whiskers shaved off Mrs Nupop reproachfully Why John I didnt think you could be so heartless You know how baby loves to pull them Up to Date m m ¬ 0O0OOOOOO0OOOO0OOO0OOOOO00OO0OKK0OOO0OO0O0O0KK00 He Was Cruel WITH RED TAPE ¬ HOMESEEKER EXCUR SONS SEPT 6 SEPT 20 OCT 4 1 OCT over the ticket read Agent C B J OMMWIMlWBaWMMWM A Some Expensive Experiences Christening- British Warships Some S1 t i 1 months beforehand the superintend ent has to appry for authority to launch on a day to be named in the application When a large ship is to be launched he is to be guidedby musty ORCHARD AND GARDEN instructions over 41 vears old as to CORNER OF SILO the erection of booths for visitors the Clean culture gives the best returns urinir in on inside of silo one foot from appropriation of tickets and admis- ¬ Mildew is one sign of an exhausted each corner and then striking- a 30 sion of the public According to the soil inch circle on the crosspiece in the dockyard regulations this expense in Moss an rtaoes iisan evidence of a lack corner I could ceil around the silo the case of any one ship is not to exof thrift 9 by using three inch matched lumber ceed 200 Scattering saltoinder pear trees less The corner proved to be a success When her majesty launched the Cen ¬ ens blight and many who look at it say the ques- taur which was to be renamed the Examine the iapple trees carefully tion so often asked is now answered Duke of Connaught but was finally The crosspiece should be sawed out of sent into the water as the RovaLAr aiow for borers One easi ahays tfind moisture under lumber 2x10 inches I use 2x8x16 feet thur she also named the Rojal Sov long and make my silo 1G feet and ereign which was floated out df dock jl heavy mulch Trees must be died just the same as S inches square and thus save all The bill of construction for the ac waste in cutting1 the 2x8 inch lumber commodation of 3000 persons came to any other plant For cunraait AKornns dust the foliage I board the inside of silo with surfaced 2250 Other incidental expenses made hemlock and then put on building- pa the bill 9500 as against the 200 al with white lwsUeboue ¬ sided on this with novelty per Sunlight is essential to the produc- ing andmuch prefer this plan to sid lowance my I When the duchess of York launched tion of weLkeolcuiedjfruit other silo which was doubly boarded the Trince George at Portsmouth in When an apple or pear is matured it and battened with paper between The August 1S95 the admiralty startled ireadily parts fram the tree wide boards are quite apt to shrink the treasury by requesting 3900 for It is an exceptional case when it is and split I think with the directions expenses Treasuryites got their backs best to cultiwal e at this time given any carpenter can draw a draft up and said that these functions had When a tree is Aveak or old the top make pattern for crosspieces in the reached such a point of extravagance idles or makes a sfioable growth corners and have them sawed out that they could go no further Chi Peeble growiaig and unhealthy trees carefully by hand saw and with due cago Chronicle are largely tle ixeult of poor soil care can make a fine silo Here is a Fine Distance Meaurement With fruit enaturity is a distinct rough draft of corners in my silo as The new pendulum chronoscope is istagc and ripenes or mellowness an we start out on first sill W K Nor said to be the most wonderful timing ton in National Stockman other instrument in the world It measures One advantage with raspberries is accurately down to theone thousandth ExperizuenlH i villi Strawberries tthat they are almosX a sure crop and part of a second It An Ohio farmer who always had the quickness or a can be used with ssell at air prices- stop watch and One advantage with earjyhud ding1 is plenty of strawberries did not reset his neither electrician normathematician ifcat if they fail togimv the operation i patch oftener than once in seven or is needed to operate the instrument may be done over St Louis Republic eight years He made the soil very rich which is mechanical with simple elec fcefore setting- the plants As soon as The speed of a V ilie first crop was off he trained the trical attachments determined by the Soft Water for Tns Bottled cannon ball can be Frequently when the bottles are rwainers into the spaces between the new timer and it will tell the lapse of taken from the tester a bit of toam rows and late in the fall plowed the time beaween the firing- of a revol ¬ will be found on top of the fat This old rows out turning the furrows over ver and the starting of a runner or can be remedied by using soft or dis the new plants afterward raking the determine how long- it takes a boxer to tilled water for filling- the bottles If soil off them and back into the fur- deliver a blow Chicago Chronicle no soft water is to be had from or rows This plowed space was theo ma ¬ The Time It Failed dinary sources condensed water can nured and cultivated during- the fall Mrs Callahan Dont vez remimber be had from the boiler tfith but little until the weed seeds in the manure Oi told yez trouble Arrange a drip cock from had sprouted and had been killed Ehwimmin th marnin not to go in to day some steam pipe aiut leave it open very When freezing weather came the Patsy Callahan Ohvcome off mud little Condensation will srive you all patch was mulched Arith straw and the der Youse want meter say yes an the soft water you want jiot only for next sea son there was a good crop on dear youre goht ter sxiyr Fergit it filling- the bottles but also for wash it This operation may b repeated tin remember de Maine Judge indennitely ing them- - Elgin Dairy Eeport -- AW J Preparing the Case Ship launches in Great Britain are Lawyer Each witness gives a differFirst bound up with red tape Two or three ent account of the accident ¬ Notable Instances if we put them all stand the jury may think our client onthe met with three or four accidents Puck Second Lawyer Yes My daughter is not the right age to get married I quite agree Mr Hardupp persuasively with you Mr Gotrox and every year makes it worse you know Judge Why He Had 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A 1723 WBUE1T please state i this WXITIN 1 tfctyro wtw tb yw f pr AMTSMTJ9JSMM AsiT-actis-se- - - i - t wy ll i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1898 Mi rtssftwwetwrte buffered 20 Years ALIYE IN THE GEAVE THE CHANCES FOR SUCH FATE ARE EXTREMELY REMOTE A LEASTJEE Hf LONDONx EARUS COURT IS THE SUCCESSOR OF VAUXHALL GARDENS - li tit m i j9 t frl In Times of Plague and Pestilence tho Greatest Danger of Premature Burial Exists The Death Test That Is Applied In Vienna Most of us have a lingering love of life and the thought that there is just the barest possibility of being buried alive sends a shudder through us Medical men know that the human body in time of illness and at other times too is liable to assume all the outward appearances of death without the final separation having actually taken place There are the coma cata leptic and other forms of the uncon- scious state each one bringing in its Ayf im US MARY LEWIS wife of a promi very simulation cf death itself farmer all ATI nentresidents and well known by Y trcni Happily a medical man nowadays old near Belmont N expeFor twenty seven years I had been said a physician to a reporter Testes aconstcjit sufferer from nervous pro3tra riences no difficulty in dechiring his paiKJKrnand paid large sums of money for doc tient to be dead as a general rule but tiEsrs and advertised remedies without beneit may perhaps happen once in his life- years ago my condition was time that he may have a doubt in fit- Three claiming tho least noise would startle and which case conviction either way fol- ¬ xnuierve me I was unable to sleep had a lows upon his findings which are sim- ¬ mnmber of sinking spells and slowly grew wxarsa 1 began using Dr Miles Restorative ple and conclusive and in which he Hsrvlne and Nerve and Liver Pills At first cannot be mistakep It is unfortunately true that there tire medicine seemed to have no effect but alter taking a few bottles I began to notice are thousands of nervous people now ci change I rested better at night my appe--Sa- waiting about in rear oi Deiug Dunea began to improve and I rapidly grew alive this morbid conviction coming T setierruiltil now I am as nearly restored about through reading of an isolated toleaTthasoneof my age may expect God case happening- - here and there where UlessJDISMilesNervine perhaps some one has had a narrow es- JS2c fillies Remedies cape of being subjected to a living burial suirtsohl bj Jill drug- - 1 - SistETTQDflea- MHeVJl These escapes greatly outnumber a positive those of the actual occurrence itself first bottle Snsramee Nervine benefits or money re ¬ ifc The cataleptic usually show signs of funded Boole on dis- - p Restores life just in the nick of time to disap- Health eases of the heart and point the undertakers and to relieve sor- nervesfree Address rowing friends -2 MILES HLKCAL CO Elkhart Ind Of course much of tho evidence on which the allegation of premature burial is based depends on the fact that LWk kr vHri 41b JM 4VP occaMl LmAJM 4W IBAKI kW AK fcc1 bodies on exhumation have beenfoster- -sionally found distorted thereby ing the notion that this or that occu- pant of the coffin has died from suffo- cation a theory which is supported by the favorable condition of other ex- The Leading Specialists of America humed bodies 111 OHIO rj 20 YEARS But the idea is altogether wrong in fact and in principle It is well known 250000 CURED among those who Jpve made it a study that the apparent distortions instead WE CURE EMISSIONS of demonstrating a iirving burial pure- iKothing can bo more demoralizing in ly depend upon natural causes brought young or middle aged men than the pres- sence or ineso nightly losses about bv decomrjositipn the influence They iuuuue weaKness nervousness a teeling of which is sufficiently strong enough Of dlSEUSt and a whole train nfsrmntnmo IThey Unfit a men for hiisinnsq nmrriwl to bulge out and evsm burst leaden Sfife and social happiness No matter coffins This phenomenal does not hap- Tvneiner caused by evil habits in youth pen in every case but it does in a great -uttiuraif weaKnesor epviin crcpssnu rmw a jsew jueiuoai iit treatment will positively lm many uurojuu 1 iA No no I shall not gxy so far as to n NO CURE NO PAY say chat a premature burial has never voji rtupf hnln A4U11J UUUCU ny ixeader v takn place but it has netf occurred so wr FotItt nKicn lULOr excesses mnv hilm rroalronatl trnii of ton as is- thought I daresay it may IVfcAr iiyueuic iimy uave you Jlou are not safo till cured aiseasea Method occur in times of plagues and pesti- Our New wan cure you Y ou run no risk lences where the presumed dead buried within a few hours of dtatb CURED That is where much mischief lies But woin lonnir Jtmn vrm and haggard nervous irritable and exwhen panic prevails wheredoes-- thought citable Ymi hpnnmo xuikuuui iuuiiirc wwwvmv fnrrrnffil mnmo come in and desnondont hWoTiea and mic sunken eyes minkled face stooping 3 In plagues such as chefera tb i VliU 2LIK1 IIflWTlfncr AllintnnnniA rinn state of collapse- is- so profound that it ihe blight of your existence may perfectly simulate death iflself but VMajn An cnfH 0lr A aaa mm VAKILULtLH the custom of burying the dcali on the J No matter how serious your case may P day of death is fortunately on tile wane v be or how long you may have had it ourI even during advanced epicbsmi is Ife is 1J4 V J 4 j probable that in the absence of medicah rCkJr it- - ilio wormy veins return to lthcCT normal condition and hence the i am m panic ume m cot miiy piacss jSBEOi organs receive proper nounsh I organs become vitalized all rnnent Nlhe abroad it has led to living burial in¬ huonatural drains or losses cease and rmanjy powers return No temporary L1 deed it must have done I ut the last end of all under such end5tit msis mear- ibenefit but a permanent cure assured INO CURR NO PAY NO OPERA oiful for it must not be- finrg otten- that TLON NECESSARY NO DETEN TION PROM BUSINESS if you are unconscious oniy while bet ing hermetically sealed iia y ous coffin CURES GUARANTEED you will never again espersen ce voluni We treat and cure SYPHILIS tary motion or sensation GLEET EMISSIONS IMPOTENCY CTTJTrVfrTTOT CTAfT ABTPfinPTT However where the- doctor can be sxjjjiijix uuiuiNAL LOSBES BLADDER AND KID- ¬ consulted living buriail is-- in lpoasible NEY diseases CONSULTATION 13SREE BOOKS FREE even in a cholera panic foe tPiere- are CHARGES MODERATE If unable to call write certain bodily movements- vfhdc h generfor a QUl STION BLANK for HOME ally occur after death fromi ch Dlesa in TREATMENT the absence of which a medic al man would hesitate to certify fcnbuiriaL lii ages gone by and iia uaac ivilized 122 W FOURTH ST countries still it is possible thai uncon ¬ CINCINNATI O scious cataleptics or peEsoras dru gged to apparent death may hawe be en and perhaps still are oooa sionaily buried alive but I do not believfc that iaour own country or ini any iiviiizjd land such events are possible i I j i te ¬ -- ¬ j ie j j - J j K HK mW Itilll rvrui VJi i j j j j j i KT I K r -- aaS 1 T - 50000 t rii i I I - - j WtUntL i - - 1 u1Viil T - - - ¬ Kennedys Kergan r I 4Low Rates b V- - IB U a F V t zn taking a body to the mcutuary on the eve of burial where it is tested 1 Thimbles are placed on the-- fingers of the dead to whichu are afctashed wires connected with tharnorimary bells Have the bell aever rung Yes once It is impossible for a doctor to mis¬ H Ib Mcmaati mJ Gk i r if 1 M Fk Very low rates will be in ef-ifect from all points in tne South to Cincinnati and re- turn via tbe Queen Cres- icont Route and its connect-lina lines duriner the i J 5 2d NationalEncampmentl Sept 5th to 10th 1898 pickets wrill he on Bale Sept 3rd to 9th inclusive Rood returning SeptJ3th Extension of limit to Oc tober 2nd can bo secured by depositing ticket with Joint Aarent CaUon your Ticket Agent or wxito for fuU information to -- take unconsciousaess iititsvaried forms for death Some time ago it was suggested that a law should he passed making it compulsory for a medical man to test bodies before giving a certificate of death Testing by electricity was thought of but it is an opera question yet whether electricity kills or only stuns At all events we in this country are not con vinced thai such a test would be satis factory or- - afford sufficient evidence of death although it has its value On the other haod I dont think legislation of this kind is necessary It would cer- ¬ tainly reflect upon the medical profes¬ Its Various Expositions Credited t6 Dif¬ ferent Countries Are Only Pretenses The Great Tinner the Only Thins Is the Plaee Itself Mrs Elizabeth Robins Peuiiell con- ¬ tributes to The Century an article on Play In Loudon After speaking of Vauxhall Gardens and Creicorae Airs Peunell says Everybody knows what the old gar ¬ den was like Thackeray has seen to that with the hundred thousand Irrrns always lighted the fidulcia who made ravishing melodies the singer the dancers the Mme Saquis on the slack rope ascending to the stars the hermit in the illuminated hermitage the dark walks so favorable to lovers the pots of stout the dinners and suppers in a word the scrt cf ccmUuaticn cf cafe music hall restaurant and Fourth of July that nowhere else has been brought to such perfection that to Sir Roger had seemed long before Thackerays day a kind of Mohammedan paradise Eat what everybody does not know so well is that London still has its garden called by another name to be sure ig- DOrea by Murray and Baedeker and offer ing al30ther programme Mme Saquis aud hermits gone from it apparently forevermore but precisely the same in principle and practice Vauxhall has vanished Cremorne seEds np u0 more rockets skyward to fill lhQ uigM with beauty the Crystal paiace is only for the suburb and the country cousin but every summer Earls court has its exhibitionan ex hibition only by courtesy only out of deference to the present fashion of gath- eriDe our inowledse or nretendius to while we play One year it was called icaiian and there were macaroni and chiauti in the restaurants and a nice uew pasteboard forum Another year jt was German and the air was heavy witb the fragrance of schnitzel and wurst Then- it was American for a cLange and cowboys aud red Indians swaggered across the scene and soda Water and maple sugar figured on the meriu Now it happens to be Indian wjtj a f ne oriental fhryor but by the time this is published it will be some thins else and it really matters very nttie The exhibitibn attributed to any nation would be ssgay JNobody cares save perhaps a few tradesmen and mummers who smell the- commercial battle from afar It is1 an open secret that the semblance cf a show is there merely to court avoidance The years in passing have turned it into a big bazaar but not even raifchis guise can it prove the chief attraction No the great thing fch- - only thing that counts is the gardens where one may waj- - nnder pleasant trees where OIlft mav nno the nnntinTvfcnS and fitink tea or coffee at little taifts but mast- ty tea in capacious pots to the ascom- panimentof thick slabs ofreate wiicxe one may be still more umKEhiglisb and eat ones dinner outdoors Eofe wild beast in a cage as i the Id box at Vauxhall but ini company on a low broad veranda where thse are side shows more diverting ibass Pepys ever dreamed of whenH- - oils may loaf away the summer evening listen ¬ ing to music which is at laasfc as good as the honest Briton likes ifc For the truth is the garden furnisfces- jnst that form of amusement which Mv Hsnry James has lamented was not to be found in London and so long asitis open one need not as he tbugbk give up the idea of going to sit somewherein the open air to eat an ice and Irstea to a band of music Only the1 amusement must be shared with so Mg a erowd that one will have to scramble for a chair engage a dinner table full 12 hours beforehand and struggle ter-- get home by underground or bus as furi- ¬ ously as the mob fights topuah intahe pit of a popular theater To- provide the Englishman with a crowds to give him the chance to use his elbows is to convince him that he is enjoying himself And the old gar ¬ den questionable features its revelers its jockeys and courtesans and gam- ¬ blers where are they Where are the snows of yesteryear All gone with other times and other morals The world of Earls court and Kensington has taken the exhibition undeir its pro- ¬ tection and there sits in stately splen- ¬ dor a magnificent example of respecta- ¬ bility within an inclosure humorously called the Welcome club because ad¬ mission is refused to all but the elect Where the west end condescends to spend its afternoons and evenings there surely every one may venture- in safety by night as by day Indeed there is a strong domestic element about the ex- ¬ hibition It is a plaoe for the family a playground for the decorous - feSTIM 1 A B eautiful r 0fr S Jit Jl 0lISli srw LlrxxMnk - ent its - - -- fe5vwv O -- m 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originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of w i English Quail English Snipe life Plaque is bordered with a band cf gold The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as Each ELASTIC STARCHa has been the standard for 23 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plsqurs and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute daey AH 7i933l la Get Them Blouse opens with revers over a chem- ¬ isette of guipure Sailor collar in the back Material required for costume challie 36 inches wide 11 yards Blouse No iq8 cut in three sizes 34 36 and 38 inches bust measure skirt No 199 cut in three sizes 8426 and 28 inches waist measure SPECIAL PATTERNS Nos 198 and 195 Challie frock Skirt with shaped flouncev - M w r Yrice of patterns 19 nta each purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5cfnt packages of Elastic Starch Fhfc Iron Brand are entitled to re ppivofrom their grocer one of these bftntifnl Game Plaques free Tho plaques will not be sent by mail They can be obtained only from your proror carl Crawford ALVA CRAWFORD 5vei7 Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only -- CRAYFORD BROS JESZLort Bartoers Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts - Sfai m 5 lJ IOHN CONNELLY 0T MtF -- V KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE TAKE THE 45 vNt m SPANISH GUNS PARIS KENTUCKY Work guarauteed satiotaerory Calls promptly answered Yuti work is iohcited Prices rHatnalle - CHAD Agent to MICHIGAN 3 STRAINS DAILY FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this sumn er For information inauire of rour nearest icket 1 HOUSE ASD LOT AfiD BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my bouse and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ville Ky I will sell for half cash- - bal J- ance in twelve months For fur V V particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky -- I -- Ss This Means Money For You 7 jnwr -J-S- - H A JL JL tosmmP mMm Bargain Sale - TWIN have nolspace here to list the many good things we have lor youULa order to prove to you this is a Straight Special Sale for 15 dayswe only ask that you call at our mammoth store examine the qualities hear tne special low prices m MiWe - i Tinest train Pullman Sleepers on handsome veBtlbuled trains run daily from JacksonviUe Savannah 3service in tbe South Through tUlrminshanr Meridian Nevr Orieans Ashevilla Xnoxville P rnncm Tt riritrtnri etc jj tJjcougrh to Cincinnati without fj oiantTc via tho famous Atlanta Columbia ISffacon rtt -- mm 13P URESCENTl ROUTE gRUP PEPSI N CURES CONSTIPATION DR CALDWELLS are in despair in learning to speak the Eng ¬ lish language One of the greatest diff- ¬ iculties is the way iruwhich the same syllabio sounds have often very different sion meanings The Viennese custom is a wise one Youll get run in said the pedes- ¬ and I should like to see it more gener ¬ trian to the wheelman without a light ally adopted Pearsons Weekly YouH get run into savagely re ¬ sponded the cyclist as he knocked the The Poor Editor pedestrian down and ran up his spine Youll get run in too said the Bill Did you read about that fellow policeman as he stepped from behind a writing a poem on a 50 bill Jill No The editor kept it of tree and grabbed the wheel And just then another scorcher came course along without a light so the policeman No He returned it ran in two Exchange What an editor return a 50 bill Yes He didnt know what ife was At the beginning of the present cen- ¬ Yonkers Statesman tury the Bible could be studied by only one fifth of the earths population Now One of the tallest stacks in Great Britain is situated at Llanelly From it is translated into languages which the base of the foundation to the ex- ¬ make it accessible to nine tenths of the treme summit is 400 feet high The worlds inhabitants cap of the top weighs 27 tons and 720 Teapots are used in China only by 000 bricks were used in its construc- the poor Among cus ¬ tion It is circular in form and in a tomary to put the the wealthy it is cup tea leaves in each gale binds extremely and pour water on them -¬ It is little wonder that foreigners Our Queer language dUtxima OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT WOUR SHOE DEPARTMENT wyjmnywMpiiiJjjimiu saw or and you willIthencknowledge that you never figures heard before ot such wonderful values slaughtered at such low every purchase no FREE We are still giving cupons with matter how small You can get FftEE a fiae large glass framed picture a beautiful rocking chair a useful flour bin a fine clock etc by buying the presents vour goods eere Call and see to Save Money Dry Goods Clothing Remember the Maine Store Slippers c an Shoes J MMM ip ia lJVII i IS ONLY AT TWmiBROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY s -- V -

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