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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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KRiysjjja ms -- - T ffr TfcS St T r iJr ss a V- r v v iv S ft S3 In GHAUP MILLER t NEWS Established Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY FEB 1 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR 0HMB32CTC PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9 1898 MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered NO 72 Sherbet BROWERS The Busiest Corner on Lexingtons Busiest Street Important Change on The Frankfort Cinciuuati Tavo New Trains I Yukon tiff III a 5J b i With the opportunity of time and prices that we offer you Those that buy now will cer tainly congratulate themselves on their fore thought Specials for this week About 25 odd Library Ghairs No No 2 train will leave at U30 a in t Mii5ea Mary Savaee and Mabel Dailey and arriveJat Frankfort at 1120 a m No 8 leayes at 4 50 p m and arrives are botli qnito ill wirh fever Jeff T Vimont autl Will Mclntyre at Frankfort at 810 p in No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m weuc to Ciufiauati yesterday Miss Naunie Ped of Mason was the arrives at 840 No 5 leaves Frankfort at 1 15 p m gaet of Miss Dorothy Peed Monday T M Purnell aud Raisfurd Carpenter and arrive at 4 p m No 8 leaving at 430 will connect atendel theEwiug fair yesterday ZUlTVi In Aud About The The juice of oue dozen lemons and one dozen oranue one pint canned pine apple the latter chopped fine one quart of good clarft half a pint of the best Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts brandy one quarter box gelatine sugar Office Hours ad lib Soak tbe gelatine in half a pint 7 to 10 a m of cold water for two hours melt it 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m with half a piut of boiling waUr and 16aug tf add to other ingredients sweeten the ¬ Will Kenney H D Physician Surgeon ¬ ¬ ifc i O A Pulpit Chair 6 An Arm Chair 7 A Rocker Chair 8 A Window Seif 9 A Parlor Chut 10 A Pailor Chair 5 Library Chair worth 10 00 marked 2 A Library Chair worth 15 HO marked 4 A Parlor Clm ir worh lo Ou marked 1 A 5 00 8 00 8 50 S 00 7 nO worh 12 00 rum feed 13 oO The M F C opened Wednesday with thirty boanltirs aud are expecting more Mrs W M MilW and Miss Virginia Hnchcralt are visiting relatives in Paris There were about fifty tickets sold at Cincin ¬ from heie to the G A R nati Joe McClelland wnnt to Ewing Wed ¬ nesday v ith several fine hordes for the -- C fast limited at George- ¬ with the C town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ ment for persons going to Cincinnati or points north east and west of that city No 1 will connect with the Q C train south and No 5 connects at fast C local pas Georgetown with the Cj senger from the sou in ¬ whole mixture to taste Freeze quickly This will make one gallon of delicious sherbet L Q NELSON J he Eagle King of All Birds is noted for its keen sight clear and Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian Church dibtiuct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Dr Bucks old office for weaK eyes styes sore eyes of any Office on first floor kind or granulated lids Sold by all dealers at 25 cents worth worth 9 00 12 wunh r0 worh worth 32 00 lb 10 marked marked marked mtvked marked fair - -- - 4 50 7 50 7 50 10 00 Oots Mattresses and Camp Chairs Our Specialties For the soldiers iPk Ski W 3 W 1A 1T3p B J XajA Carpets Furniture Wall Pape OSaBE3ES55rSMSK3XjDB3 2sccsaaK5ECEsarBk 3KWX5e2nEnssaEasa3tBsi- - Wliv II u i BOB MlAAu U0 -- n Ori m - w H r Here are a fiw reason wbv H S Rtont has succeeded in building sbup the largest tailoring busmen in Pans F1KST He ecogniz d the fact that five ears ago inat ine only day of big profits and small bales was past SECOMJ lie cuts the irice ol tailor made garments at least 4U PER CENT THIRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and ins workmanship Spy FOuRTH He always does a he 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- oat Many customers at a small prone rather than a lew customers at a big r says H S Stout ou i high xtaJCL vou want credi t profit vvny not turn over pice taalo r glMl vxtendiEU t lor na one oes The following is the temperature as Tuesday and has that many left for uoted yesterday by A J Winters Co sale of this city Miss Nidiuo Willett of St Louis is the jruefrt of Misses Mary and Anna S a in4 f8 Boulden 9 am 60 Miss Lula Grimes reiurned Tuesday 10 a m 63 from Atlanta itistead ot last week as repotted 12 m 69 2p m 75 ot Rev H B Blakoly and family 3 p m 76 Atlanta are guests of Mr John Marshal 4 p m 76 and family 5 p mA 76 Jas Burroughs went to Lexington 7 p mf 65 Wedntsday to take a course in civil J engineering liimg Irritation Miss Ida Dodsou left yesterday to yisit relatives near Mt Sterliug and is the fosfi unner to consumption Bells will cur it and Uvvingsville give snclf strength to the luuirs that a Mrs Almond Peikius nee Marston congh or a cold will not settle there of flooptou III is the guest of Johu Twenty five cents at all good druggist Jameson and family Mrs Win Johnson and daughter Mis Lucy of Paris were guests of Mrs Use Parib Milling Cos Purity I R Best Wednesday flour for sale by all grocers Mrs Danl Robertson and daughters Take no other Misses Edna Lillie and Lida returned Ask for it from Falmouth Tuesday Mrs T M Purnell and daughter Miss Mary Agnes are visiting Judge W My agency insures against M Puraell iiud family in Paris fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ Mr D McKennon of Belfontaine prompt paying compaOhio is here with Mr Letton Vimont liable looking for some good feeders and year- ¬ nies ndn union ling cattle W 0 HINTON Agent Miss Lelia McCliutock will entertain a number of her friends to night with a progressive auagrain in honor of her j iP afkjjLZ i Pine-Tar-Hone- 7t ff T Vimont sold 150 breeding ewes YesterdJiys Temperature Dont use any other but Purity flour from Paris Milling Co tell your grocer you want no other All grocers keep it Crawford Bros have lately improv¬ Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m FOR KE31TT I desire to lease for a term of y ears my farm in Bourbon county near Ewalts Cross Roads and on Paris Cynthiana Turnpike containing five hundred and sixtv six acres Possession given March 1 1899 Privilege of seed- ¬ ing given No one but strictly reliable parties need apply W E HIBLER 232 W Main st Lexington Ky ed their barber shop making it decided- ¬ ly the most attractive shop in Paris They offer a prompt expert and polite service and their shop is as cool as any in the city Hot or cold baths at any if hour WET WHEAT We have me chines that will MRS ALBERT MITCHELL AND y thoroughly clean and dry your wheat if thrashed wet Charges reasonable 3w J HHIBLERCO - MISS NELLY BUCKNER wish to announce that they will open a Music Class for Piano on Monday Sep- ¬ tember 5th Insure in my agency non ¬ union Promp -- paying reliable companies insures against fire wild and storm Agent W O EINTO terms Term of 20 lessons private 1250r 62l5 Term of 20 lessons class Payable in advance Studio within a square of City School For information address either of above at Paris Ky till lsep -- ¬ Sew Fall Stvles - Hews and Opinions pNratiohal Imp oiftartog THTBT SUNT C - s- Sueata Misses Bff cnmanriandLCLnffith i giving H S Stout a trial He makes the Finest Imported Suits for anew ieai wear save money jjy oi ravues xepot farm of about 75 acres Lock box 7 Aiillersburg Ky vrlmtitiffifcK Wt Waited To buy a small improved OP sv TPh- - Address Gsep 4t 8000 AND PARIS FURNI3HIHG H S JOE MUNSON 3500 CO lemon spotted Admale setter eighteen months old t 102 Millersburg Ky dress Bos A white -- For Sale City Property ¬ ¬ CONTAINS BOTE Daily by mail Daily and Sunday by mail 6 ALOKTK TAILORING STOUT Manager Cutter 51argedrVieW of a Changed fa qumwifoji A 3Wi 3ldmAL 6uiexa iowia hpiShkfL hfflbxh ivLek fatwilS lioui taWiiee elcfed 1fawA Sold bT James Kennedy Druggist TJtMseet I THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE Hasball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all up-to-dat- e Having purchased the county right Bourbon Circuit Court for the Little Wonder Seed Fan which will separate any and all kinds C R Mcllwaine W VV Ash more Reof seeds and can be operated by one ceivers of Covenant Building Loan man price 12 00 I will tiy and call Association Plaintiffs on all persons before seeding time vs Respectful lyT yourst Mary A Judy etc Defendants Ed Bedford By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ Ruddles Mills Ky tf bon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled cause on the 29th day Coughed 20 Years of June 1898 I will sell at public aucI suffered for 25 years with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with tion at the Couit house door in Paris doctors a id for medicine to no avail un ¬ Kentucky on til I used Dr Bells This remedy makes weak lungs strong SATURDAY SEPT 24TII 1898 It has sayed my life J B Rosell at about the hour of noon the following Grantsburg III described real estate to wit Situated in the county of Bourbon CARLISLE Kentucky in the city of Paris fronting News Culled From Jficolts County 67 feet and 6 inches more or less on Precincts Braudt Alley and running back 83 feet 4 inches the same width as in front to From the Mercury the line of the lot of Thos F Roachs Newt Rankin sold to Frank Ford of Heirs and is that part of lot No 28 in Paris 70 feeding cattle at over 4 cents McGintys addition to the city of Paris lying between lot this day conveyed The Carlisle Graded School opened by first parties the Harriett Allen and to Monday with 334 pupils which is more the lot belonging to the heirs of Hannah than ever attended before on that day Durgin being the same property conThe fourth quarterly meeting will be veyed to Mary Ann Arnold now Mary held at tb3 Methodist Church Saturday A Judy by J W Lancaster John B and Sunday by Rev D W Robertson Northcott and wife by deed dated August 17th 1892 and recorded in Deed of Millersburg so much thereBok No 74 page 342 Died On Friday evening Sept 2 of as may be necessary or satisfy plain- ¬ to 1898 Russell the little son of Mr and debt interests and costs Mrs Jefferson Craycraft died at his tiffs home in Miranda Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for the pur The Nicholas County Courier Thom- ¬ son Insko proprietors and editors chase money for which the purchaser made its appearance last Friday It is will be required to execute bond with good surety payable to the plaintiff and Republican in politics bearing six per cent interest from date Died At her residence near this Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ city on Friday last Mrs Nancy Shan- ¬ non mother of William and John ment in tavor of the plaintiffs for the Shannon Burial at Paris sum of 45000 with interest there- ¬ per cent per the Miss Jcsie Dorsey gave a very de- ¬ on at the rate of six of Febrnary annum 1897 last day from lightful entertainment at her home until paid and 7070 costs of this last Thursday evening in honor of her sum to guest Miss Lillie Blackwell There 8iit making the total sum of be raised 56490 on the day of sale the were about sixteen couples present EMMETT M DICKSON Mrs Annie Perrine formerly of this county but at present a professional Master Commissioner --Bourbon Circuit nurse at Gray Street Infirmary LouisCourt ville went to Old Point Comfort with C Arnsparger Attorney Governor Bradleys train to bring home the sick Kentucky soldiers ¬ Pine-Tar-Hon- ey - 8 a yeai a year is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in Made from fine smooth kid of the very the world best quality silk top facing fast color By mail 2 a year eyelets in the lace has all the fine points Price 5c a copv SUN New York Address THE of a high grade shoe and is stylish and serviceable Made in button and lace The Brooklyn The Sunday Sun Welts or Turns and they- are worth absolutely every cent we ask for them - Price Main mm 350 Clays Shoe Store Cor 4th Mtl IIWM MWWl M - Paris Ky 11 Money Jo Loan VAPOR BATH FOR CABiMT Money to loan on real estate mortgage Apply to The News office ¬ Bucks For Sale ¬ I have a choice lot of good bucks for CHAS N FITHIAN sale at farm at Tarr Station At A Shires jewelry store Paris CAS P GOFF Paris Ky 9aug-3wk-6f Rheumatism Sciataca Lumbago Obesity via Fleshiness via Emacia- ¬ tion via Leaness Skin and Blood Diseases Kidney Diseases Nervous Diseases Asthma Catarrh etc For Sale By Ky-- 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 thp following rates WHITE SCHOOL Intermediate High School Grades Grades Attest 1 Primary 8 and 10 12 20 per half year per half year per half year FOR PLEASURE PHOTOGRAPHY ¬ COLOKED SCHOOL 2 8 nud 4 100 1 50 5 6 7 nd 8 A Shire Secy per month per month E W WEAVER Supt ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience sale by alUprominent dealers -- dim vision made clear styes removed D condi- ¬ and granulated lids or sore eyes of any tions Alsodraw out grate removable and renewable without kind spetdily and effectually cured by Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Its put np in tubes and sold on a guar-- Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris best materials skilled workmanship modern and in all its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth- - tee by all good druggists Ky Weak Eyes are Made Strong L H Landman M BDCKNER TOBACCO WAREHOUSE LOUISVILLE KY CO ADLAKE CAMERA 12 staacL 33 S Makes the best pbutographs Never out of order Takes 4x5 plates that all dealers keep n matter what make get0em It is the easiest camera For TERSTEGGrE t GOHMANN CO Louisville Ky f The Pleasure is most The very best companies conr TUESDAY SEPT 13TH 1898 Fonr Months Storage Free Sent express paid any wlure in the posemy agency which insures TJrited States Independent Warehouse - A careful book on it sent if you against fire wind and storm returning every second Tgesday in each tsk month Non union v r Reeerenoe Every leading physician WL DAVIS Agenyffl ADAMS WESTLAKE CO W0 HINTON Agent of Paris Kentucky 110 Ontario Street Chicago- ljan99 Paris fe N anywhfie The after expense is least rTf t I 2 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9 1898 -- YELLOW FEVER In Mississippi the Disease is Confined in Limits of Two Counties There Are Twelve Casps of the Plasrne at Franklin Xa Memphis Establishes a lliid Quarantine 2 o One Allowed to Enter the City From Anywhere THEY ARE N0WIN SAN JUAN- - BRIDGE FALLS FRENCHMEN INTERVIEWED POINTED PARAGRAPHS Members of Porto Rico Military Conunis- Sixty Workmen Precipitated Into the 6lon Arrive in the Capital A Biver Sixty Feet Below Salute Fired The yel ¬ low fever situation in the south is not discouraging In Mississippi Tuesday found the fever practically still with ¬ in the limits of the two original coun- ¬ A single case at ties first infected Uenoit traceable to infection at Or vood has been thoroughly isolated Memphis Term 7 Sept and Tuesdays dispatches indicate that no spread is expected in that direc tion Suspicious cases at Bear creek x up their quarters at the Hotel Ingle terra where they will remain during the sessions of the military commission They walked from the quay to the hotel attracting much atten tion The Spanish soldiers and sailors who throng the city seemed especially curious to see the man who deof health stroyed Cerveras fleet The only The Memphis board of health has guard for the party consisted of three established a most rigid quarantine policemen 1 even these were unnecut no one being allowed to enter the essary as there was no hostile demcity from any part of the world Ad- onstration whatever Xoes from cities and towns in north About 4 oclock Gen Brooke arrived Mississippi state that a similar quar from antine is in effect The railroads have and his headquarters at Rio Piedras abandoned many trains mostly locals whomthe three commissioners all of and are the worst sufferers from the made are ranked by Capt GenMacias a call of courtesy upon him quarantine restrictions The United States commissioners deMontgomery Ala Sept 7 The to state of Alabama has put on quaran- - sire dispatch their work as soon as possible but they have no idea of the tine against New Orleas but not time it will require Everything deagainst Jackson Miss pends upon the attitude of the Span ¬ All iTHIS ONE MAY BE THE LAST ish commissioners Gen appears clear sailing to Brooke and his colleague but Ah is reported There Is Talk of Abandoning the National that the Spanish commissioners ex- ¬ Encampment of the Grand Army pect considerable compensation for of the Republic the Spanish property to be relinquish Cincinnati Sept 7 There is a pos ed Their instructions were received sibility that this may be the last great Monday by the steamer Ciudad de Ca- ¬ national encampment of the Grand diz One of the commissioners is said Army of the Republic Among some to have remarked to Adm Schley that of the leaders in the order the advisa he was anxious to leave for Spain and bility of discontinuing the reunions is that if he had his way the proceedbeing discussed The matter will be ings would terminate so that he could broached in the encampment this go in a week week but the outcome is uncertain The question of discontinuing the IN A STATE OF ANARCHY reunions has come up more seriously perhaps among the western depart ment which must travel so fur to the A Fight Between Musselmans and British Soldiers in Candia Riots Took Place encampments and yet do not care to in Several Parts of the City miss one so long as they are held The argument advanced is that the Candia Island of Crete Sept 7 order was organized to teach loyalty and devotion to the nation and the Candia is in a state of anarchy A colwork has been done The Spanish lision between the Mussulmans who American war has wiped out all sec- were demonstrating against European tionalism from the county and the control and the British authorities patriotism and loyalty shown the past who have been installing Christians as few months have illustrated to the old revenue officials culminated Tuesday soldiers that the younger generation in bloody fighting between the Mussul ¬ has stepped into their shoes in a de- mans and the British troops gree that makes it time for the Grand Riots took place in various parts of Army to give up the work it has so the city and many have been killed When the outbreak was fiercest a war nobly carried on It is not the intention to give up ship stationed in the harbor began the order but to give up the national firing shells with the result that a encampments or perhaps have them portion of the city is in flames The greatest confusion and uproar pre at less frequent intervals ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Copiah county have been pronounced not3Tellov fever by experienced in- ¬ spectors Two suspicious cases seven miles in the country from Meridian and one at Water Valley yet remain to be heard from- All the spread there has been with the exception of the three cases up to Tuesday have been within a radius of 10 miles in La¬ fayette county Marshall county has a case one mile east of YVaterford thoroughly isolated In other words there has not been according to the opinion of the best physicians such o spread and in so many different places as to warrant the belief that the infection is at ail extensive from original source The fever could not have selected two more unpropi tious places in which to spread than Taylors and Orwood Both are small villages high and dry Up to Tues day there have been 29 ases at Or wood five at Taylors and one at Waterford making a total of 35 in all Out of this number therw has been one death Rumors of suspicious fever at Water Valley and Oxford have been officially denied Five cases of the plague exists at Franklin La making a total of 12 cases only one death being reported Galveston Tex shows a clean bill ¬ San Juan de Porto Rico Sept 7 The United States transport Seneca carrying Rr Adm W S Schley and Gen W W Gordon of the Porto Rico military commission arrived off the harbor Monday night but did not enter until Tuesday morning The United States protected cruiser New Orleans which is lying in the harbor fired an admirals salute of 10 guns The Spanish gunboat Isabel Segunda responded with 13 guns whereupon the New Orleans set the Spanish flap at the peak and saluted it with 13 guns A boat immediately put off from th New Orleans to the Seneca and tool ¬ At Ieast Thirty of Them Were Either Killed or Drowned The Crash Came Without Warning and Every Man on That Section WentDown In the Wreck Adm Schley aboard the steamers side her passengers Ashewentovei among whom he had become exceed ceedingly popular gave three cheeri and a tiger One man in his enthusi asm yelled Hurrah for the next pres Adm Schley was given an en ident thusiastic reception on board the Nev Orleans The Seneca brought also the postal commission 30 nurses and six con tract surgeons There are 13 posta clerks with the commission for the various stations The commissioners will make an investigation into the postal system of the island and report to Washington When the admirals pennant was raised on board the New Orleans the marines paraded and the band played Shortty before noon the Spanish brig adier general Vallarino made an of- ¬ ficial visit to Adm Schley and was saluted with seven guns During the afternoon Adm Schley and Gen Gordon came ashore and took ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hogansburg N Y Sept 7 About noon Tuesday two south spans of the international bridge of the New York Ottawa railroad now under con- ¬ struction across the St Lawrence river about three miles above St Regis Indian village fell without warning with 60 men at work on the bridge all being thrown into the river some sixty feet below Over thirty were picked up and taken to Cornwall hospital and 27 are now missing The bridge consists of three spans of which two were completed and the third nearly completed when the south pier gave way at its founda ¬ tion causing both spans to fall into 60 feet of water taking its load of human freight with it The scene of the accident is located about four miles from Hogansburg above the St Regis Indian reserva- ¬ tion The bridge that gave way was being built across the St Lawrence river at the foot of Long Saulte rapids near Reinhardts island The water at this point is known to be as swift as in any part of the river The imme- ¬ diate cause of the disaster and the giv ¬ ing way of the span of the bridge seems to have been from the washing away of one of the large The pier in question was piers begun last fall and work was contin ¬ ued all winter and finished this summer The contract work was in charge Co who are of Messrs Sooy Smith well known as extensive and careful contractors in their line and known to have had instructions from the rail road company to build for perman- ¬ ency The pier had been accepted as perfectly reliable and safe It would seem from this that the swiftness of the current was under ¬ estimated Late reports from Cornwall hospital says 88 men have been taken out of the river and transferred to the hos- ¬ pital Eighteen of them have since ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Premier Brissod a ad Ex Minister of War 5szne Short Sentences Which Contain Truths Uttered in Humor- Cavaigrnac on tho Subject of the Po ¬ Are the danger signals of impure blood ous Ways litical Situation in Franco They show that the stream of life is in bad condition that health is in danger of wreck The man who is wedded to art should have Clear the course by taking Hoods Sarsa- Paris Sept 6 Interviews with the model wife will be made pure comparilla premier M Henri Brisson and the Money often wins the first battle butsel plexion and the blood healthy and lifes journey fair and secoiTd late minister of war M Godfrey Ca dom the girls change color because the first pleasant and successful Some vaignac on the subject of the political Dox is unsatisfactory Usually a situation iu France as it has been af- himself thethe morehe man is swapped up in is colder fected by the recent developments in a Its is wise philosopher that knows when the Dreyfus case were printed Mon there a brick under the hat 1 six for 5 Poor is the minister day in the Echo de Paris M Brisson church and empties the whose voice fills the Is Americas Greatest Medicine pews Is reported as having said that A womans idea of strategy is to spend a Hoods Pills cure indigestion biliousness dime in an effort to save a nickel All geniuses are more or less eccentric A few have even been known to pay their f Trl debts Eve had her faults but she never went through Adams pockets while he was asleep Love blinds some men and it makes lots of others too near sighted for military service Z A chainless wheel renders trouser guards unnecessary but its different with a chain o ¬ ¬ ¬ mi Pimples HoodVgSr less dog 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 t i z Ha breed absolute contempt Many a man who doesnt know enough to go in when it rains knows enough to raise the best umbrella he can get his hands on Chicago Evening News MM MARK z TRADE reported that a man in Indiana has not had an hours sleep for five years He all the members of the ministry are constantly walks about unable to rest and than There convinced of the guilt of Capt Drey is now little moremen a skeleton who are thousands of and women are fus but that the government must unable to sleep more than an hour or two a consider the change that has come night because of nervousness weakness and A over public opinion since the suicide dyspepsia headache these constipation Hos certain remedy for disorders is last week of Lieut CoL Henry M tetters Stomach Bitters All druggists sell it ¬ M GODFREY CAVAIGNAC It is Has Xot Slept for Five Years GOLATE z z z - M Brisson expressed the view that it is No Wonder the Query the duty of the government to end the When the news came to the Chickamauga excitement which is paralizing the hospital of the destruction of Cerveras fleet business interests of Paris and of the one of the nurses commenced to read it aloud He had got as far as the statement that the country m ¬ died The latest information 30 makes it probable that the death list will reach As far as can be learned 87 men were on the pay roll of whom S2 reported ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I entrance into the office The British soldiers fired and wound ¬ Resi ¬ hail accompanied the wind Mexico City Sept 7 Leading Span ed several The Mussulmans ran for dences were unroofed stacks and ish residents here who have in some their arms and returning attacked the barns were torn down and many cases had large connections commer ¬ soldiers Other Mussulmans spread buildings were utterly demolished cially with Havana and other Cuban rapidly through the Christian quarter The St Joseph rolling mills were ports are now favorable of definite shooting into windows and setting wrecked damage 10000 Careys saannexation of the islands to the Unit¬ many houses and shops on fire It is and a field full ed States assuming that the Spanish reported that the British consul has are anxiously inquiring after their loon five other houses house district packing of tents in the flag will soon cease to float there loved ones been killed were destroyed Favor Annexation ¬ vails The trouble began with the attempt New Yoijk Sept 7 Twelve safes containing coin to the amount of 700 of the British military authorities to install Christian officials They had 000 were taken from the sub treasury Tuesday and will be sent to Ponce appointed a council of internal con- ¬ Porto Rico on the steamer Yucatan trol to administer the tithe revenues which leaves this port Wednesday and a detachment of soldiers was sta- ¬ Upon arriving there Maj J C Muh ¬ tioned outside the office as a nre lenberg paymaster in the United caution States army will commence the work A crowd of unarmed Mussulmans of- - paying the United States troops re ¬ who had been demonstrating against the Christians attempted to force an maining on the island To Pay the Porto Rico Troops for work Tuesday morning Of this list only 3S have actually been accounted for Among those thrown into the river was the foreman Thos F Brady or Bricerly whose home is in Pottsville Pa He had not been ac-¬ counted for up to a late hour TueSaUy1 night All efforts to get a list of the names of the workmen and those miss- ¬ ing have proved futile as yet Just before dark the dead body of an Indian laborer was picked up on the Cornwall side There was only a slight bruise on his forehead He probably was stunned by the fall and drowned Cornwall Ont Sept 7 An eyewitness of the fall of the New York fc Ottawa railroad bridge says he was sitting on the bank of the river watch ing the workmen about him when without warning there came a fearful crash Two spans of the bridge col- ¬ lapsed the immense mass of timber and iron dropped and the agonizing shrieks of the men who were be ing crushed in the wreck were drowned by the rushing waters Then he saw bodies coming to the surface and the work of rescue be gan This was helplessly inadequate there being only a few boats in the vicinity and very few men who would undertake to swim out into the turbu lent waters Many who might have been saved were drowned before helD could reach them Piteous appealing faces sank beneath the waters before the eyes of helpless onlookers Mangled bodies came to the surface for a moment and then passed out of sight It was a terrible and heart rending scene Even those who were got to land alive were in such condition that many died on the way to the hospital Some had their backs broken others both iejrs while others were crushed by the heavy irons Among those who are missing are Cyril Campbell William Jackson ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ in the course of the interview printed in the Echo de Paris said that it would be a serious mis take if not a supreme act of folly on the part of the government to persist in its present course aud that he was not willing to participate in such a policy You will see said M Cav aignac in what a condition the coun try will be after a new trial The newspapers of Paris point out that M Cavaignacs resignation of the war portfolio has produced a painful impression in political circles which while recognizing the fact that the innocence of Capt Dreyfus has not yet been disproved takes the ground that a new trial of the charges against the prisoner of Devils island has become necessary Gen Zurlinden military governor of Paris has accepted the ministry oi war in succession to M Cavaignac re signed Gen Zurlinden was a mem ber of the Ribot cabinet which went out of office October 2S 1S95 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ M Cavaignac Brooklyn had been hit 45 times when a fever patient a little out of his head shouted Celebrated for more than a century as a delicious nutri- ¬ tious and flesh forming bev- ¬ erage Has our well known Great Scott Who pitched for Brooklyn San Francisco Wave YELLOW LABEL on the front of every package 4 of making up clothes that go 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 What Is the Use and our trade mark La Belle Chocolatiere 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 m Made only by z CO WALTER BAKER ESTABLISHED 1700 Ltd Z DORCHESTER flASS t Still he would leave a very small hole fn Chicago the world if he were taken away Evening News What a great bore thatSimperlingis Generally the Case IMIWIMIMIWIIIIOMIMWIMItaiMINIieeiWIMIWIMIItlWMtIMII To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c Some men are like race horses their only ambition seems to be a desire to lower their The Buckie Printers Roller M HS s xr-- ¬ in B B K r Company OF HAISTUFACTURERS 1 5 records Philadelphia Record BECOMING AMERICANIZED De- - A Dose in Time Saves Nine of Hale3 Honey of Horehound and Tar for Coughs Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute Printers pollers and Composition With enlarged quarters modern machinery and new management we are prepared to fill orders b promptly All rollers guaranteed round smooth and true and absolutely free from pin holes s Several Xabor Strikes at Manila the xnand Being for Excessive Waires New Tariff Not Yet in Force If you loaf around a store or office a great deal remember that you are not welcome Atchison Globe ti anu 4za ucHnnunn oi uniUMUU s- - Manila Philippine Islands Sept 6 MIC WUII o J Ul UlliCl There have been several labor strikes With 27 years experience fair prices and liberal i To out what he wants here the demand being for excessive what please a man findminor importance we to f terms you ask your patronage and guarantee for i he needs is of Remember to ship us or write s s satisfy author- Rams Horn wages Because the American s s terms mentioning this advertisement ities in the early exigencies of the IIMiettOIWIMIMIIMI1letllatlWIMIWIIMIC4lIICIIMIMIMIa Cure Halls situation here agreed to the extrava fs a ConstitutionalCatarrhPrice 75c B3 15 BS Sufferers are immediatelr Cure ixfirl T iifHXLKTl relieved by using our IN- gant demands of laborers it has been HALATION HOME People hunt up their own kind just as AMmnnnrdifficult to return to an equitable TREATMENT and by continued uso effect a cure seeks its A trial will convince Complete outfit by mail 50c basis One of these strikes caused the naturally as water Democrat own level Washington la OZONK LABORATORY WJackson St Chicago suspension of traffic on the tramways of Manila for three days Copies of the new tariff have been circulated here but it has not yet been - 1h enforced pending the receipt of inas from Washington It is un structions derstood that under the American tar iff there will be an average reduction of one third as compared with that of I ¬ ¬ I believe Pisos Cure for Consumption saved my boys life last summer Mrs Allie Douglass LeRoy Mich Oct 20 94 pUrXxiilEDlo I 4 i - SO ¬ m mmmm99mQm9 tp ¬ ¬ JLgr- 1 fu m 19 -- iti 4t Spain GEN MORGANS REVOLVER It is on Exhibition at the Meeting f the Blue and Gray in the Chamber of Commerce Cincinnati ¬ Craig and W Cubby About fifty of the men employed on the span were Americans who came here to work for the Phcenix Bridge Co The remainder were mostly In dians who acted as assistants Every man on the division went down with the wreck Many of those who escaped climbed up the iron work which still rested on piers at either end The scene around the Hdtel Dieu where the wounded and dying were taken was heartrending The wives and relatives of missing mer ¬ of commerce Wednesday The weapon is in the possession of Capt Steve Sharp of Lexington It is a S inch barrel gun and 45 caliber was presented to Gen Morgan by his friend and class mate Francis Kej Hunt in 1S54 Gen Morgan was then On captain of the Lexington rifles inthe handle of the weapon is a silver self-actin- g ¬ Cincinnati Sept 6 The revolver which Gen John H Morgan the fam ous ex confederate raider used all during the war will be on exhibition in the assembly hall of the chamber ¬ 1 4 scription plate set around with rubies A Hurricane at St Joseph Mo St Joseph Mo Sept 0 A hurri cane swept over St Joseph at 530 oclock Monday afternoon Rain and ¬ llpu 44 i Battle As has come Hurrah ¬ Everybody who reads the newspapers knows what 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 Pando Sails for Spain I if New York Sept 7 Spanish Gen Pando was a passenger on the North German Lloyd steamship Lahen for Southampton Tuesday He is on tho way to Madrid Capt Estefany and lieutenant aids accompanied him Southern Troops to Be Mustered Out Washington Sept 7 Th order mustering out the 1st North Carolina The Industrial Commission JRaleicrH Washington Sept 7 Shortly after 11 oclock Tuesday night the president announced the names of his appointees on the industrial commission They are Andrew L Harris of Ohio S N D North of Massachusetts Frank P Sargent of Illinois Ellison A Smyth of South Carolina John M Farqua har of New York Eugene D Conger and another mustering out the 2d of Michigan Thomas W Phillips of North Carolina has been issued Tha Pennsylvania t Charles J Harris of 2d wilLgo from Simons Island Ga to North Carolina and M D Batchford of Indiana-s The third hospital train sent from Sept Ex Gov Tanner Philadelphia under the auspices of the has selected Miss Daisy Letter daugh Medico Chirurgical hospital arrived ter of LeviZ Leiter of this dityto from Camp Meade Pa with more christen the battle ship Illinois which than one hundred sick soldiers on will be launched at Newport News the board Saturday morning Most of the latter part of this month men are suffering from typhoid fever Gen Miles and his army of between Spain Wouhl Send War Ships to the Philip¬ four and five thousand volunteers now pines en route to this country from Porta Madrid Sept 7 The cabinet coun Rico will not parade in New York City cil has decided to ask the United elsewhere as a body upon their ar States to consent to Spain sending or The official announcement oJ war ships to the Philippines to protect rival was made at tht war depart the coast towns against the insurgents this fact meut SaturdaVt Miss belter Win Christen the Illinois CniCAGO 7 ¬ RattteAx PLUG When marching fighting tramping wheeline instantly relieves that dry taste in the mouth- mm ¬ ¬ Pemember the name 1 v when you buy again JT t v - i5 pft fi Wtrt VsyKf cvw v ifiV - f -- v THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS HY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9 1898 HERGES IN LINE Tlie Grand Parade of the Union Veter- ¬ ans of the Civil War The Itne Was Four Hours in Passing a Given Pointiand Consisted of Ten Long Divisions Many S velties Were in the Procession -- Cincinnati Sept S The parade of parades the great annual pageant of the Grand Array of the Republic started from the point of rendezvous at Richmond and Freeman avenue at exactly 10 a m Wednesday on its triumphal march through the Queen City of the West The length of inarch was 2 05 miles Grand Marshal Hickenlooper had so well arranged plans that the mustering was unmarred by any confusion JLt worked like a clock mechanism tions were not large but they had about 5000 old soldiers in the march The posts of the department of Indiana made up all of the sixth division There were more than 50 of these posts in the parade and nearly 3000 men Maj Jones had command of the division On his staff were Chief of Staff J B Collins W C Herron Lucien Wulsm G C James and Gen Ryan commander of the department It was one of the largest state representations in the parade The seventh division was marshaled by Gen Thomas T Heath with Gen T L Greno as chief of staff Colorado and Wyoming under command of Department Commander Gen T S ¬ ¬ ¬ headed came Kansas May the division Gen Then E W under ¬ with nine Delaware Eastman posts Minnesota four posts and Mis- ¬ souri seven posts under Gen A G Peterson The St Louis delegation was headed hy the Light Guards band of Jerseyville 111 each of its 42 mem bers being dressed as Uncle Sam In the Missouri delegation was Company A Missouri national jruard of Kan sas city It is composed of veterans of the civil war and was organ- ¬ ized immediately after the close of the ¬ war The veterans have since been in the service of the state There were no missing departments in the division Colorado and Wyo ming had 125 men Kansas had 150 and Delaware nearly 100 Minnesota had 250 and Missouri carried off the honors with 1000 men Oregon made a good showing Arizona had but two ¬ w -- 7 - MELVILLE E INGALLS Chairman Committee of Arrangement Q A R Encampment representatives Gen James Finner department commander and CoL Geo Hoxworth past department commander marched and carried the banner of the state department Maj E T Stewart commanded the Eighth division CoL Sence was his Kentucky with 12 posts three colored headed the division chief-of-staff ¬ -- The first division moved at 10 oclock The tenth swung into line at 1120 when the head of the parade was at Seventh and Race Each soldier walked at the rate of S5 steps per minute At Central ave and Fourth street the head of the column took a rest of 15 minutes It halted again at Twelfth street to afford the commander-in-chie- f and staff an opportunity to- re view the body At each of the reviewing stands the color bearers saluted by dipping their - ¬ colors The police moved in faultless line Col Deitsch at their head Then came the grand marshal and staff Commandel-in-Chie- f Gobin and staff followed him An escort of Cincinnati comrades commanded by Maj A M Warner had anarched to the Grand hotel atS30 a ex and escorted Gen Gobin--and his staff to their place in the parade They arrived at 955 a m The first division of the parade followed It consisted of the department of Illinois and was commanded by Gen B R Co wen Maj R B Chappell of ¬ Illinois wore probably the most historic coat in the parade He has worn it at every en campment It was part of his uniform in G4 Pieces of crape on it were put on respectively on the assassination of Lincoln and deaths of Grant and ¬ Sherman The second division was command ed by Col M A Ccchran Gen W H Ball was his chief of staff and his Glides de camp were Col Curtis CoL Buffett and Capt II II Adams U S A This division consisted of the de ¬ partments of Wisconsin and Pennsyl vania The Columbia Post of Chi- ¬ cago led Lamb post of Philadelphia attract ¬ Its band was ed great attention neatly uniformed each musician wear ¬ ing an armv hat decorated with a Two little children led lambs tail two lambs Comrade George B Shebbeard of New Jersey who for 11 3ears has been a helpless cripple and who has never left his couch during that time was wheeled along in the second division by comrades lie was crippled b- - his Iiorse plunging wildly throwing him from his saddle while in the service There were 20 war shredded battle flags in the 3rd division which was one -- commanded by Gen J W Hrmmond Then followed West Vh ginia Gen commanding Robertson Richard Gen E P Sehr South Dakota Washington Alaska Arkansas New Department Mexico and Utah of South Dakota Commander Sehr wore a belt from which was suspend- ¬ ed an ear of corn three feet long Each member of the South Dakota del- ¬ egation carried a stick in which an ear of corn was wound with wheat The color guard of South Dakota car- ¬ ried a Hawaiian flag with the inscrip ¬ tion The Next State to Join the Sis- ¬ terhood Capt George W Tibbetts of Ta coma had the distraction of being the only representative of the state of Washington in this division Gen Harry Bigelow was alone from Ma nook Alaska These two veterans traveled this long distance alone bringing witbJ them the colors and flags of the de partment which comprises Washing- ¬ ton and Alaska Kentucky had more than 1000 men and West Virginia about 500 South Dakota was represented b 55 march ers The Ninth division moved on sched- ¬ ule time and its members attracted a great deal of attention The staff of the tenth division was closely followed by the Buckley post with 150 veterans in line Buckley post is the largest Ohio post having a membership of SOS and has the honor of having four past commanders on its rolls The post was led by Commander Maj E Taggart George D Harter post Canton O which counts President William Mc Kinlej among its members was given an ovation along the line The ISO men in line carried silver pointed guidons and were led by Commaqder M M ¬ corps being composed of veterans who TERRIFIC EASTERN STORM blew the fife or rolled a call on the drum The end of the division and pa ¬ A Number of Persons Were Killed aud rade was brought up by the posts Wounded and Much Valuable Prop- from Hamilton count- erty Was Destroyed on the reviewing stand Among those 6 at Washington park were Gen J P Towanda Pa Sept S A terrifio commander-in-chie- f Hon cyclone swept over Springfield town- ¬ S Gobin S Bushnell governor of Ohio Asa ship in the northern part of this Hon Gustave Tafel mayor of Cincin- ¬ county late Tuesday night killing nati Alfred Lyth senior vice com ¬ three men six horses 14 cows and de ¬ mander F B Allen iunior vice stroying a number of barns and out- ¬ commander Thos J Stewart Adjt buildings The details of the storm Gen Hon Jas A Mount governor of are hard to get on account of the crip- ¬ Indiana Hon H S Pingree governor pled condition of the telegraph and of Michigan F C Bruner chaplain telephone wires Charles Burrows quartermaster gen- ¬ When the storm struck Springfield eral A Williams inspector general Centre Wm Bray aged 24 years was Eli Torrence judge advocate general in his barn milking The building David Mackay surgeon general and was one of the largest of the kind in others the county and was completely de- ¬ molished Bray was instantly ATKINS BADLY DEFEATED by the falling timbers and 14killed cows that were in the stable at the time F K S Foss Elected Kear Admiral of the were killed Naval Veterans Other Of- ¬ C M Comfort and Frederick A ficers Selected Voorhis of Mansfield who were tour- ¬ ing the country with an advertising Cincinnati Sept 7 The first pa- ¬ wagon sought shelter in the barn of rade of the series scheduled to occur Schuyler Gates near Springfield Cen- ¬ during the present Grand Army week ter The building was blown down moved over the streets in this city and both men were killed Their Tuesday morning and attracted the horses were also crushed to death attention of the thousands of visitors Orchards were ruined and corn and and almost the entire population of buckwheat were blown down in the The dense throng of hu ¬ path of the storm which was about a Cincinnati manity along the line of march was quarter of a mile in width The tremendous but the perfect police storm last about 15 minutes work prevented any accident of a seri- ¬ At Bennington Vt Thomas Moore ous nature The parade was that of crushed by a falling chimney the Union Naval Veterans and the pa ¬ At Phelps N Y Thomas T Smith rade Tuesday morning was a very suc- carried hundreds of feet in the air cessful feature of the national encamp- ¬ over an orchard and buried under a ment mass of boards blown bv the wind The parade formed at Court street and Central avenue and promptly at DROWNED WHILE BATHING was 10 oclock the order of march given by Grand Marshal Morton L Hawkins The monster column started Son of Gen Joseph Wheeler andin Iieut Kirkpatrick Swept To Death on what proved to be one of the grand ¬ the Surf at Montauk est parades ever witnessed in Cincin ¬ nati and the cheers that greeted the Camp Wikoff Montauk Point L I boys in blue must have made their Sept 8 Thomas H Wheeler son of hearts feel glad Gen Joseph Wheeler and Second People along the line of march were Lieut Newton D Kirkpatrick 1st not particular as to their point of cavalry were probably drowned while vantage to see the parade and win ¬ bathing here Wednesdaj afternoon dows telegraph poles and anything Young Wheeler was a naval cadet in above the heads of the surging mass his second year He had been acting on the sidewalks was utilized At the on his fathers staff for some time reviewing stand Washington park past He was 17 ears of age To ¬ the parade was viewed by Comma- gether with Lieut Kirkpatrick he nder-in-Chief Gobin and other of- ¬ went to the beach Wednesday af ficials ternoon to enjoy the surf CiNCfiNNATi Sept 8 The National bathing ran high The surf Naval Yetczans association elected of- - and the very was undertow Apparently no one saw strong the young men drowned and it was not until about 0 oclock meal Their time that they were missed clothes were found a short distance -- EIGHTEEN PEOPLE KILLED a Xk Bt War JUwa Ten Others Will Die as the Result of Collision Between a Train and a Trolley Car Cohoes N Y Sept 6 An appal- ¬ ling disaster occurred in this city Shortly before 8 oclock a trolley car of the Troy City Bailroad Co was struck by the night boat special of the Delaware Hudson railroad at a crossing at the west end of the Hudson river bridge which connects this city with Lansingburg and its load of hu ¬ man freight was hurled into the air Eighteen of the 35 passengers are dead and at least ten of the remainder will die ¬ The cars entering the city from Lansingburg were crowded with pas-¬ sengers returning from a Labor day picnic at ILensslaer park a pleasure resort near Trov Car No 192 of the the Troy City railroad was the victim of the disaster It came over the bridge about 735 oclock laden with a merry party of people fresh from the enjoyment of the day Four tracks of the Delaware and Hudson road which runs north and south at this point cross the two tracks of the trolley road The tracks of the street line run at a grade from the bridge to the point where the disaster took place In consequence of this fact and of the frequent passage of trains it has been the rule for each motor car con ductor to stop his car and go forward to observe the railroad tracks and sig aal his car to proceed if no trains were in sight It can not be ascertained whether that rule was complied with- on this occasion for all events prior to the crash are forgotten by - publishing the fullest most acenrata and most reliable war news of any paper in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ The Courier Journal ing admirably has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser- ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by the people and they want the news of Courier--Journit fresh and accurate The supplyingal realizes this and it is the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k daily news It prints the cream of the is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from 1 to 50 cents a year making unquestion- ably the cheapest as well as the best You get paper published anywhere 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-WeCourier Journal and The Bour ¬ bon News will be sent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must be cash and must invariably be sent direct to The Bour ¬ tf bon News office Paris Ky ek Thm LoniBTille Courier Journal is noy TriuinpU In Photographic Art ¬ The Carbon Photograph will stand the test of time aud atmospheric in ¬ Made in all sizes and is dur ¬ fluences able The likeness is always preserved in minutest detail mid can be made from any old picture 1 invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before giving your orders for any copying and enlarg ¬ ing of old pictures 1 make your sit-tings free when you desire a large picture from life and guarantee satis- Very respectfully faction L Grinnan Artist 29mar tf Paris Ky -- E i lustrbnsr from Gen Wheelers tent close to the water and it is believed certain that the young officers were swept away by seas Wednesday night a detail of 60 men from the 1st cavalry was stationed along the coast to watch for the bodies Of the accident Gen Wheeler has nothing to say His three daughters two ot whom have been acting as nurses in the general hospital and the other as a nurse in the detention hos- ¬ pital are with him grief stricken F R S FOSS ficers at Sinton hall Y M C A build ¬ ing Wednesday AGAIN ON AMERICAN SOIL Rr Adm F B Foss of Minneapolis Minn 54 W E Atkins of Cincin ¬ The Transport Obdam With Maj Gen Miles and Staff and the 2d Wis ¬ nati 27 consin Arrives Commodore Ed J Bliss of Brooklyn 50 Wm those who were involved The motor car was struck directly in the center by the engine of the train which was going at a high rate of speed The accident came without the slightest warning The car was upon the tracks before the train loomed in sight aud no power on earth could have saved it The motor man evidently saw the train ap ¬ proaching as he reached the track and opened his controller With a crash that but in vain was heard for blocks the engine struck into the lighter vehicle The effect was horrible The motor car parted in two both sections being hurled into the air in splinters The mass of human itj- - for the car was crowded to overflowing was torn and mangled Those in the front of the car met with the worst fate The force of the collision was there exper- ¬ ienced to the greatest degree and every human being in that section of the car was killed The scene was horrible Bodies had been hurled into the air and their headless and limbless trunks were found in some cases 50 feet from the v crossing v The pilot of the engine was smashed and amid its wreckage were tho maimed corpses of two women The passengers of the train Suffered no injury in addition to a violent shock The majoritj of the passengexs ot the trolley car were young people They included many women Within ten minutes after the collision fully one half of the population of the city were surging about the vicinity in an endeavor to ascertain if relatives were among the unfortu- ¬ ¬ ¬ JlF TWICE-A-WEE- K to PAYS FOR THE Courier Journal ONE WHOLE YEAK 104 Six or paid by mail Eight Page Papers Sent Almost RECORD Post- ¬ i DAILY of Wx mm Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k has the finest War News Service of any paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ incomparable All able accurate issues have been subordinated to other Subscribe at this one great feature The thoroughly posted once and keep may be withdrawn in a short offer time The low price rpflfih of the masses newspaper twice a wees witnin tne A 20od commis Sample copies firee sion to agents Write to Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky BY A SPECIAL is 50c A YEARgreat placing a for the purpose of ARRANGEMFNT - YOTJ CAN GET THE B0CSB0N NEWS AND THE TWICE-A-WEEK Yanllouton of Newark nates GQURIER 27 The Colonel J F Tolland post com- ¬ prised of veterans of the Sandusky soldiers home met with a rojal recep- ¬ tion The guard of the Memorial post carried their old muskets and the re maining men of the corns red white and blue guidons A varied assortment of buckeyes shaped into a G A R design heralded the approach of the bo3s from Tiffin ¬ lierbst Ohio fk The Forsyth post of Toledo carried a large canteen some five feet in cir- ¬ cumference presented to them by the Cleveland boys bearing the motto of the smallest S Weve Drank From the Same Can ¬ Department Commander Anson boatswain Wood of New York and Col W E teen A beautiful gold and diamond medal Defiance 0 and Forsyth had their Simonds department commander of Connecticut were there One of the own militarj- bands which stirred up was presented to retiring Rr Adm flajrs was used bv Farragut at Mobile the enthusiasm of the crowd with Kelley Yotes of thanks were tendered the bay their patriotic airs There were nearly 3000 men in line city o Cincinnati the owner of the The Vermont department was placed at the head of the Fourth division in in the first brigade of the Ohio di- ¬ veterans quarters and the press place of the Massachusetts department vision Gov Pingree Hissed The second brigade of the tenth di- ¬ because of its big band Cincinnati Sept 8 At the G A R The Fifth division of which Col vision under the command of Maj B campfire at Music hall Wednesday Fred Cross was marshal was composed Fox of Cincinnati formed on Cen- ¬ night Gov Pingree of Michigan was of the departments of Michigan and tral avenue north of Richmond fall- ¬ one of the speakers The governor in Iowa The Michigan posts constituted ing in after the first brigade his address roundly denounced Secre- ¬ The staff of Maj Fox was as follows tary Algers management of theFirst brigade the war E F Pease was their brigade com ¬ Chief of staff Col H L Morey adju ¬ The governor had barely mentioned mander and Frank Walderi an old tant general Maj J W Gang aids Secretary Alger when a member of a sailor who served on the Kearsarge Cols Nat Haughton Andrew Jackson Michigan post yelled Hurrah for and Luther Frye their color bearers W A Clark and Lewis B Dunn Capts Alger Then came an uproar of hoots With the Morgan post of Kalama ¬ John D Rhinehart Albert Selbert and and hisses which continued until the zoo Mich was B K Dewey a cousin Mark A Knowden governor had finished his remarks The Old Guard post of Dayton occuof Adm Dewey Veteran Dewey wore Army Promotions a bucktail in his hat to show that he pied the right hand position at the Washington Sept S The president was a member of the first Michigan head of the brigade Ex Gov Campbell marched with his made the following promotions for dis rifles A W Patrick is commander of the post from Hamilton and was cheered tinguished services at Santiago To be There were as he was recognized along the line of major generals of volunteers Brig Michigan department Gen William Ludlow and- Brig Gen about 1200 men of the department in march To be brigadier sren The counties of the southernpart of S S Silmner line - erals Col EichardVE Comba 5th in ¬ The Second brigade was composed the state composedsthe brigade Nearlytalitne posts were headed bybands fantry andIiieukCoL Joseph T Has- IThe delega or drum corps Several of their drum I kell 17th infantry represented by 20 posts ¬ ¬ ¬ - Captain of Fleet William H Larze lere of Zanesville O no opposition of Commander C D Blanchard New York G Theodore E Lawton New Bedford Mass 9 Lieutenant Commander James A Miller of Athens O no opposition Master Walter E Jacobs of New Haven Conn no opposition Ensign Jas Kennedy Portsmouth W Ya no opposition Fleet Surgeon Dr J L Cilley of Cincinnati no opposition Fleet Paymaster E IT Dustin of Providence It I no opponent Fleet Engineer F Y Crispin of Chicago 35 Samuel Biggerstaff of Cincinnati 17 Fleet Captain Alex S Mc Williams of Deti oit re elected Judge Advocate Judge F C Har vej of Minneapolis Minn Secretarj Fred C naskins of Brooklyn was reappointed Ed Wiggins of New York was made United New York States transport Obdam having on board Maj Gen Nelson A Miles and his staff Maj Gieenleaf Capt Whit ney the 2d regiment of Wisconsin volunteers consisting of 30 officers and S00 men and the hospital corps from Porto Rico arrived here Wednesdaj Mrs Miles son and daughter were also on board the transport which sail1 ed from Ponce on September The surgeon in charge reported all well on board and no sick- ¬ ness or death during the voage The troops were in the test of spirits The big transport was decorated profusely with palms and draped with flags From the fore truck was flying the American ensign over a large Spanish flag while long strings of in ¬ ternational code flags were floating from each masthead to the rails S Sept The ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Spanish Transport Arrives The Spanish transport Satrustoqui has ar rived here from Santiago de Cuba There were no deaths on board of her during the vovage Gen Linares the former commander of the Spanish forces at Santiago de Cuba was a passenger on board the Satrustoqui He is recovering Spain Sept 8 ¬ Santander Largest Negress in the World Dead Little Rock Ark Sept S Mrs Mary Mazique a negress is dead in this city She was said to be the largest colored woman in the world At one time she weighed over TOO pounds and at the time of her death tipped the beam at 560 pounds She was 30 years of age and her death was the result of excessive accumulation of adipose tissue ¬ The injured weve taken to the city hospital and to the Continental knit ¬ ting oiill the former not having suffi ¬ cient ambulance service to caft for them all The corpses were placed in boxes and taken to a neighboring mill shed Many of them were unrecognizable The crash was frightful in its results Headless women with gay summer dresses bathed in their own and the bloed of others limbs without trunks or any means of identifying to whom they belonged womens and mens heads with crushed and distorted fea ¬ tures bodies crushed and flattened these sights constituted a spectacle most horrible t behold The train of the Delaware and Hud ¬ son road immediateh1- after the accident proceeded to Troy The en- ¬ gineer stated that he did not see the car until he was upon it He tried to prevent his train from striking the car but his efforts were fruitless His train was going at a very high rate of speed at the time He was some minutes late and was trying to make up lost time In consequence of the caution taken by the trolley road to ascertain if the tracks were clear at this crossing the engi- ¬ neers of trains have always felt safe in running by at a high rate of speed The engineer says that the first he knew that the car was coming was when it hove in sight at the corner of the street at which the crossing is situated He was but a short distance from the car at the time It was utterly impossible for him to brine his train to a standstill - JOH a Both One Year For Only This is for cash subscriptions only All subscriptions under this combina tinn offer must be sent direct to TH9 Bourbon News office Paris Ky 215 THE 3- - NEW YORK WORLD THKICE-A-WEE- 18 EDITION Pages a Week 156 Papers a Year K FOR ONE DOLLAR Published every Alternate Day except ss Sunday -- ¬ ¬ Edition of Thb The Thrice-a-Wee- k New York World is first among all weekly papers in size frequency of publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of 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offered the place on the peace reports to the contrary are utterly commission made vacant by the declin- ¬ without foundation ation of Justice White- -- As agent of The Page Woven Wire Fence Co I am prepared to put up the be6t wire fence on the market It itf guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock and to Kive satisfaction I have put up fence this season for farmers who have had the Page Fence u use for seven or eight years I am aTsjo prepared to put up the Chairman Chapman To Resign Miss Winnie Davis Condition on the market Columbus Oi Sept 6 It is reliably Jef Chicken If uu are needing any lence give mvv Narragansett Pier R I Sept 8 e reported that H L Chapman will re a Miss Winnie Davis had a comfortable sign the state executive chairmanship ucalL vO W MILL3SR Agent v day and was resting well Wednesday nest week He coid not be found i t night Mon4ay but itis said tpbe tnie - Mobile Ala Fee VI - iji ijnm imii n nwi niAi jiivamxipnmniii i tip 4W -- w - 4 Tfce Royal THE B BOTTBBON i NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SPTEMBER 9 1898 ¬ mmmmmmdtadiiilM0tmmmmMmammammmmmmm - - is the highest grade baking powder i known Actual tests show it goes one Kespectfully Dedicated To The Memory i any other brand Of The Dead third further than James Gartland aged 66 dud at Stony Point Wednesday The remains J Lvery IVIonth there are thousands of wo- ¬ men who nearly suffer death from irregular menses Some- ¬ times the period comes too sometimes not often often enough sometimes the flow is too scant and again it is too profuse j j c pill Ik Btrc poI 3SS POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKINO POWDER CO NEW YORK TIE BOOBBOjl HEWS 1881 Eighteenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I Editors and Owners BBUOE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc mayable to the order of Champ Miilkr were interrpd at the Catholic cemetery in this city yesterday aged 30 of South Mrs Eudicott formerly of Harrison Main Street county died yesterday morning The romnins will bfi buried to da at Re- public Church near Oddville Alleen Soper aged sevpn died early Wednesday morning at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs L A Soper near Little Rock The remains were interred yestei day afternoon in the Paris ceme tery Four girl friends ot tne aeceaseu Lida Hopkins Florence Hopkins Ollie Hopkins and Mary Soper acted as pall- ¬ bearers The former pupils of the Visitation Academy will regret to learn of the death at Tacoma Wash of Sister Mary DeSales who was teacher of Languages at the academy before it was moved from this city to Tacoma The deceased was a valued member of the Order for seventeen years Before entering upon a religious lifo the deceased was known as Miss Maud Curtin being a sister of Jeremiah Curtin translator of Quo Vadis and other of Sieukie ¬ i Entertaining the Copper It was a bitter cold uight and a night pDliceman in Lombard street noticed a light in the bank window and going to the door rapped Is that yon policeman asked a voice fxom within Yes Crippled by Rheumatism Those who have Rheumatism find themselves growing steadily worse all im wmie vim reason oi mis is uimi the remedies prescribed by the doctors contain mercury and potash which ul timately intensify the disease by caus- ing the joints to swell and stiffen producing a severe aching of the bones S S S has been curing Rheumatism for twenty years even the worst cases which seemed almost incurable Capt O E Hughes the popular railroad conductor of Columbia S C had an experience with Rheumatism which convinced him that there is only one cure for that painful dis- ¬ ease He says I was a great sufferer from mus- ¬ cular Rheumatism for two years I could get no permanent relief from any medicine pre- ¬ scribed by my physician I took about a dozen bot- it v t jm ra f viv Ml Jt jjut u u o auu Zi njiwtV now I am as well as I mt ever was mmy life I am MBKWK14 sure tnat your medicine MMSv Xp cured me and I would samzrymzzzs recommend it to anv one suffering from any blood disease ¬ 1 tlfheai UJanfed i Come and see us before selling your Wheat Will furnish sacks and store on the most reasonable terms Will guar tee that vou can borrow money on our warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter est or less R B HUTCHORAFT i said the voice The policeman stepped inside and en- countered a dapper little fellow sitting was the reply Come in and have a drink at a desk Each symptom shows that Nature needs help and that there is trouble in the or- ¬ gans concerned Be careful when in any of the above con- ¬ ditions Dont take any and every nostrum advertised to cure female troubles ening up accounts The policeman warmed hi n self at the rousing fire that blazed on the hearth and went out again on his beat An hour after the policeman came that way aud still seeing the light through the wiudow rapped again Is that you policeman Yes Ivu been detained tonight straight ¬ Wli eat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP BRADFIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR medicine for irregular or pain- ¬ ful menstruation It cures all the ailments that are caused by irregularity such as leucor- rhcea falling of the womb nervousness pains in the head back breasts shoulders sides hips and limbs By regulating the menses so that they occur every twenty eighth day all those aches disappear together Just before-- your time comes get a bottle and see how much good it will do you Druggists sell it at i Send for our free book Perfect Health for Women THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA is the one safe and sure The policeman accepted the invitation Its a howling cold night said the clerk Youre right sir said he police man So ho got another drink and returned to his beat He was rather surprised next day to find that his frieud of the night before had got off with some 50 000 of the banks funds London Suc¬ ¬ ¬ Come in and warm yourself msHjBm mtmjBmm J3BEmW2s --- Wheat stored on reasonable terms and highest market price paid for Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling Cos office CO B M RENIOK P S Farmers would do well to store their wheat near home Wanted to Buy or I your wheat will furnish sacks and store in an elevator and buy your wheat when you are ready to sell a the highest mar ket price Those who held wheat last yeart made big money Store your wheat and get the profit the highest market price in cash 300000 bushels 6f wheat cess An Attack on Sevastopol Everybody knows that Rheumatism is a diseased state of the blood and only a blood remedy is the only proper treatment but a remedy containing potash ana mercury only aggravates I will pay the trouble W One step Youve got to keep on talking One inch wont make you very tall Youye got to keep on growing One little ad wont do it all Youve got to keep em going One word Youve got to keep on walking wont take you very far wont tell folks what you are witzs novels 1 ADVERT IU1JVU RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei Storage For Grain line each insertion Locals in black type GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS twenty cents per line each insertion T tu 171 efnrarro oonomfTT of iyitt nrorfl Fractions or lines count as full lines when running at line rates Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In imioOB fnr on ir l mahlo nf whoof fnr Obituaroh cards of thanks calls on candi The Foyer which I will issue negotiable warehouse dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line An amateur minstrel show will be receipts and will guarantee the holder Special rates given for large advertise can borrow two thirds the market price ments and vearlv arris given at Winchester on the 22d of the grain at the banks at seven per Storage one cent per cent interest The Argonaut wants to augment the bushel per month or fractional part Sells Bros circus will show at Mays military camps at Lexington by having thereof No charge for haudliug or Gov Bradleys Colonels ordered into ville on October 10th and Buffalo Bills sacks Parties who held their wheat big show exhibits there on the 13th last year were paid handsomely for so camp near that city ¬ -4 ¬ ¬ are going to Price handling trunks not having room If in need of one you buy at actual cost Rac eland Jersey butter sale by Newton Mitchell Co quit the can for The Nicholas County Courier is the name of a creditable new Republican paper which was launched at Carlisle last week It is a seveu column folio J Sam Thompson and Wyattlusko are the editors One million dollars in Vrze money willbe distributed among the members The boys in the of the1 17 S Navy army however will have to be con The tented with their 13 per month prize money scheme should be abolished One day the papers tell us that the Second Kentucky is to be retained in the service and the nest day the dispatches say that it 4s to be mustered out One day it is ordered to change its camp and the nest day the order is countermanded About the only thing real sure about the Second Kentucky is that it is still at Chickamauga and that itwants to quit the service as the war is rt over ¬ doing Will pay New Yoik or Balti- ¬ more prices less the freight any time A New York soldier lost his pocket you wish to sell R B HUTCHCRAFT book containing 900 in a Louisville theatre the other night and found it the Oleen Crescent Low Kates next morning Hows that for luck National Lanndrymens Association O September 12 to 14th A bright bit of repartee was exchang Cincinnati 189S ed the other day between t wo promi ¬ Supreme Council 33d Degree of the nent churchmen of Paris The Metho ncint Accepted Vttish Rire Cincin ¬ September lfl to 22 1S98 dist remarked Your Presbjteiiau pic nati nic made me sick and the Presbyter ¬ We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ ian replied Oh no brother it wasnt the Presbyterian pic nic it was your pair your liueu and pnt neck bands on Haggard Reed free Methodist appetite ¬ ¬ From where I was stationed I could see the dense masses of the attacking columns advance up the slope Then the torrents of grape which met them would obscure their ranks for a mo ment and hardly a man would be seen to remain I at one time saw a body of men many hundreds strong so complete- ¬ ly swept away by one discharge that only a few of the rear rank remained when the iron storm went past The dead and dying could be clearly distin ¬ guished lying in piles on the hillside and over their prostrat3 bodies fresh troops crowded on to meet the same fate Many a manly heart and nervous arm went down in the deadly struggle on that green hillside No valor availed The cannons force was greater than the strength of man How many ardent hopes were extin- ¬ guished How many home circles de- ¬ stroyed and lives rendered miseruble by the havoc of that hour none can tell no more than they can imagine the bodily agony or the grief for home and friends which was there endured What would be the value of what is called glory if weighed on the field of bat tie among the dead Good Words ¬ ¬ 5jnlv 4t Paris Ky being Purely Vegetable goes direct to the very cause of the disease and a per-¬ manent cure always results It is the only blood remedy guaranteed to con- ¬ tain no potash mercury or other dan- gerous minerals Notice is hereby given that the firm of Books mailed free by Swift Specific McDeiiuot t o Spears is dissolved Company Atlanta Georgia J K Spears having purchased the interr est of Fred McDermott will continue C C Cfor Blood The vi E 0 PRETWELL Agent 3STOTIOE To Cure A Cold In One Day the business lets Ky Take Laxative Bromo Quinine All druggists Tab- ¬ FRED McDERMOTT J K SPEARS if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Knnpdy Paris A Good Memory refund the money Snriiiffs ATiruT i often saves money and also good health If you are irouoiea wiui consupaiion inaiges- - I I Tuvn rmn mA Afim tam M JUftft 10111 IV Ml lOl tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ Noted White Sulphur and Chalybeate ber to take home a bottlfi of Dr f ildwnils Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to Waters The prettiest Place and best you Trial sizes lc U doses 10c lare size oOc kept Summer Resort in the West and SI 00 of W T Brook druggist Paiis For particulars apply to Ky ljatwm CAPT J M THOMASProprietor it IRVINE KY -- U THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE Altama or Altamalia There can I suppose be no doubt that in the lines in The Deserted Vil- ¬ lage j Oix3LOo3a cit i WEEKLY ADMINISTRATORS V IIM To distant climes a dreary bcene Where half the convex world intrudes between Where wild Altama murmurs to their woe I Through torrid tracts with fainting steps they wyu AUNT nm i i i The Boston Lyric Opera company be gan a five weeks engagement in Lex ington Monday night in Chimes of Normandy The Company which has made a big hit will give twenty five cent matinees every Wednesday and Saturday The bill for the matinee toThe morrow will be Bohemian Girl Company may appear here later in the ¬ ¬ W Of Peck P O A MOST EXCESSIVE OCCASION Ah repeat sah observed Deacon Johnsing de camp meetin was a most excessive occasion De attendance was Jahge and full of enthusnm and de esahcises was puffeckly lubly Yaas Bah it was a most escessive occasion a most suspicious event Deed hit wos deacon rejoined Brother Jnckson Dar war a whole passel of fried chicken whole stacks ob pie whole heaps ob cake an de watah millionsl Ah me deacon lets doan talk about de festible paht ob de camp meetin Hit meks mah mouth watah De sistahs did prepahr a detectable feast suah Brothah Jackson remarked Deacon Johnsing but de discohse ob Brothah Vinegah was a feast of de soul An An de social crap game deacon jes on de outside was fine Yo ought ter bin in it No sah Brothah Jackson I dont believe in craps cept occabicnally when de boys lets me use mah own dice Den I feels in mah bones that I can be ex -- ¬ ¬ uoiumous unio have purchased a box of Wrightb Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug- gist WnverlyO and used them forStomach trouble and Constipation 1 was unable to do anything for nearly two years I used mree oiwe oi your ueiery uapsuies anu iney have cured me Korthe benefit of otLerp BO afflicted J wish to send this letter Georgia there are no tigers there to Very truly yours wait their hapless prey which the Wf S Andemsom season Jold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box poet reckons among the horrors of the Send address ou postal to the Wright Med region where some of the inhabitants of Co Columbus O for trial size free Mr and Mrs Scott Ingliss who have Auburn have gone Notes and Queries ¬ Deering binder twine machine been visiting friends in Paris Mt ster Snow That Is Alive ling and Olympian Springs during the oil and all repairs for the Deering A most curious phenomenon in the Summer will be members of the Julia machinery at northwest of Canada is the appearance Other ArthurJCompany this season R B HUTGHORAFTS of millions of minute blaek insects members of the company are Robert whenever a thaw occurs McWade Joseph Allen White Whittel During the winter the snow is dry sey T B Bridgeland Albert Browne There are eggs and eggs The egg and crisp like sand and nothing whatW J Thorold Lawrence Miller Her- ¬ of yesterday looks feels measures and ever can be discovered of these insects bert Fortier William Herbert Marcus weighs like the egg of last mouth but but as soon as a thaw comes they are Moriarity J H Arnold Geo N theres a difference in another respect found everywhere in large patches Foster J H Logan Florence Conron and that difference is worth money looking like a dusting of soot with laundry The difference They are generally known as snow Ethel Knight Mollison and Marie Bing- ¬ Its just hogood work aud poor is slight to between fleas or snow lice and have slight hopham Miss Arthurs repertoire will in the unpracticed discernmeut but iis a ping powers being able to leap some difference that counts every time Its three or four inches They entirely disclude A Lady of Quality Canaille a difference that changes your laundry Infidele Mercedes bill from an expense to an investment appear when it freezes again and not We do good work it will cost no more a trace of them can be found They do not fall with the snow as than poor work but its worth double The Howard Hat made in the difference there may have been no snow for a month or more before their arrival and Bourbon Steam Laundry New York in stiff and one Gents I t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ To th e W right Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules Anderson Pike Co O Uecomunetib S We have arranged a Clubbing Rate Goldsmith is alluding to the River Al by which we can aive tamaha iu Georgia the colonization of which had taken place not long before Both Papers One Year for only S225 But his expressions are not very accu275 rate So far from being torrid in the Regular Price for Both is JnTy 2 strict sense of the word the latitude of the mouth of the Altamaha is more than 31 degrees No part indeed of the Present rTnirprl btates is located witnm SZm j JrSyliUVt assascKss the tropics But besides this although there are certainly rattlesnakes and I ¬ i All persons having claims against the estate of Augusta G Rogers deceased must pnnent same properly proven as n qnirpd bv law before me at my office before Sept 1 Ifc98 or else Jae barred By order of the Bourbori County Court 1898 S B ROGERS Administrator -- i 3t-T a - ft Now is the time to secut the advantage of low pricey in i IB HEas a soft 1 cessful Deacon inquired Brothah Jackson does yo think dat it would be wrong ter have a santraree a little dance yo know after de camp meetin ter night guaran- ¬ teed in quality style and finish at the low price of 3 is on sale by Price Go sole agents SCINTILLATIONS of the best hats made are probably analogous to the snow of arctic regions Second Time Is Out red m HillBilUlllliatit n Tested and Tried s ss yo all gits yo razzahs checked befo yo begins ter trip de light gymnastic De event will snahly be a most excessive occasion deacon I resume not Brothah Jackson if ¬ The hotel stood on a corner of a main street and a comparatively unfrequent St ed side street One evening I overheard si the little old black man talking very SB S 1 BIBPETJ MB ¬ J1TTI8 t Au Interesting ft Waller Champ in Up-To-D- ate Would you feel perfectly safe to put all your money in a new bank One you keep it Insist on having Purity ber of cases of scarlet fever have just heard of every time The Winchester Street Fair will be But how about an old held on che 22 and 23 The Cynthiana J bank One that has done business for over a Quarter street fair occurs on the 29th ana 30 Awarded of a century One that has That hustling afternoon daily paper Highest Honors Worlds Fair always kept its promises the Lexington Argonaut had its office One that never failed never DELr misled you in any way slightly damaged by fire Monday night Youcouldtrustsuchabank Ed Hughes a C 0 conductor lost K couldnt youv num- ¬ Always ask for Paris Milling change Oos Purity flour All grocers Bowling Green is scared over a Jumble Of News And Comment Sharpsburg is to have a hello ex it For 25 Years Si V- or - savagely with another around the cor- ¬ ner on the side street and among other things he said Yes suh an ef I hits you dey woan be but twolicks struck Ill hit you an youll hit de grouu Den You done heah whut I say ver Post ¬ They are just as 00 1 as they ever were but the stock has to be re- ¬ duced to make room for new goods and WALL PAPER Well just come in and name yortr own price You can secure bar ¬ gains now both in price oi paper and charges made for hanging If you have houses to rent I will sell you fine paper for them ao cheap Ju ft i 50 bill a few days ago while his train was pulling up the Frankfort hill He thinks it blew off his desk and out the door near by a ss ss S Her Iiiquid Voice Your wife has such a liquid voice said Mr F admiringly to Mr T Yes thats a pretty good name for it replied Mr T Mr F looked up inquiringlyr and Dont you Mr T added immediately Why it never dries up understand London Fun you know sfc paper prices V CREAM BAKING tf POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Nicholasville will celebrate her cen- ¬ tennial with a big parade music by of OOP LIVER OIL WITH 5 V HYPOPHOSPHITES is iunt Saxtons oand etc The occasion will X like such a bank It has never 5 be augmented by an old fashioned jt disappointed you never will barbecue and burgoo lb has never deceived you S iK 0 TiairaM in ill Will Dunlap a Lancaster boy who Look out that someone was in the Santiago fight with the does not try to make you SS Sixth Infantry arrived home last week 4V invest your health in a new 5 and was met by a brass band He was tonic some new medicine S you know nothing of x taken to the public square where he was and 100 all druggists 50c kissed caressed and almost pulled to f BOWNB Chemists New York X SCOTT pieces by admiring friends EMULSION SCOTTS Not Disposed to Delay Him ss I would go to the end of the world ss he exclaimed passionately ss for you X sure I wish you would she Im 9 ss Si J to T HINTON answered coldly and Somerville Journal then jump off Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifr ally attended ¬ During the siege of Paris no fewer than 22000000 letters sailed out of the city in the 54 balloons dispatched be tween the 19th pf September 1870 and the 28th of Jaftuary 1871 St Louis has one church to 2800 of population New York ooe to 2408 Chicago oiu to 2081 Boston one id 1600 and Minneapolis one to 1054 CARRIAGES FOR HIRE 1 1 13 t vfefcrarafea4fefe4a4fcfcTOtftfcWii - i i aft V mem ryjr THE r BOXTSLSQU NEWS PARIS K Fill JAY SEPTEMBER -- 9 1898 mwr v- n vj - f7T fcmMMMBnMMMMMWWBWfffMMMngMWMlMTM1TTWllBaTMW r V 5 THE BOiraBOH HEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Homo From Cnba PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY NUPTIAL KNOTS r - i l- flrg 3 rcMMMiaMWMW if - r- Marion Murphy of this county who is a number of Troop B Tenth Cavalry arrived home Tuesday on a furlough Post office at Paris Ky as from Moutauk Point New York He Emeied at the secoc f jiss mall matter was in the battles of San Juan and El Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots Tn The Hotel Lobbies And Cauey aud escaped with but a scratch Elsewhere on the right cheek and one on the elbow TELEPHONE NO 124 Mrs J D Bruer is visiting friends He civpj h moot interesting accouut of SUBSCRIPTION PRICES thi tattles and tella of fighting with in Maysville Payable in Advance HRough viaers ueing separated from Jreorge Dimmitt is here from Texas S2 00 SixraouthsftiS100 Oneyear his regiment during the confusion on a short visit news costs you cant even get a re ¬ The Tenth and the Rough Riders wnre port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHAKGE Mrs Swift Champ bas returned iu i he same brigade Murphy helped from Estill Springs Make all Checks Money Orders Etc to carry Hamilton Fish the wealthy payable to the order of Champ Mitlfr Miss Ford of Covington is a guest New Yorker who was killed off the at Mr John Stuarts Mnrjihy Gen thinks Joe W C Jones fine buggy mare field Jailer Miss Sallie Neal is spending a few Wheeler was the best general in Cuba died this week and says that the Rough Riders treated days in Lebanon Ohio Miss Lizzie Holliday arrived Tues- ¬ An extended account of the G- A R the Tenth soldiers like brothers Mur ¬ meeting is printed on page three phy has a number of relics which he day night from New York hrouga from uba He gave The Misses Annie Louise and Sue Clay Landman optician will be Dr News a piece of cloth cut from the uni- were in Lexington Wednesday at the Hotel Windsor Sept 13th form ni a Spanish officer who was Miss Eddie Spears has returned from Mike Arkle of the Fourth Ken killed in the battle of San Juan He a visit to friends in Cynthiana tucky is at home on a months fur- - helped to bury the Spanish dead after Dr Louis Frank of Louisville was the battle lough in the city yesterday on a short visit ISnston JLync Opera Ct nipany Mrs A S Jones of Louisville is Miss Annie Gorey of this city won spending a few days with Mrs A S a clock in a raffle last week at George- ¬ Ritchie managers of - LH Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Mar riage Vows Mr W R Scott of North Middle town will be married on the 14th to Miss Ethel Hazelrigir of Owingsville The marriage of Rev J C Molloyand both of Mi83 Jeanette E Robinson Maysville la announced to occur on Sept 21dt Miss Pearl Si ith of near Centerville a grand daniihter of the late Lee Smith was married in Georgetown Wednes day to Mr Earl Juett of Oxford Scott County The ceremony was perf rui6d by Eld Victor Doris Mr W C Jones the popular young Jailer of Bourbon County will be mar- ¬ ried to Miss Lula Davis of Winchester on the 28th at the home of the biide in daughter of that city The bride is Mr T I Davis and is a lovely young ¬ ARRIVING DAILY i Saw mm Goods lew Wrapper Goods New Outings and Flanneieies te ¬ town Parks the opera house can bring the Boston The Nickel Plate Circup will show in Lyric Opera ompany to Paris for a Lexington Winchester and Mt Sterling weeks engagement if the theatre goers will assure them a liberal patronage this month by subscribing for a liberal number of Attention is directed to ad of Ma- ¬ season tickets The company has just sters sale of city property on Sept 24th completed a lengthy engagement in Read the ad Cincinnati and has made a big hit in Over six hundred people from Paris Lexington The company which can have attended the G A R encampment be engaged for the week beginning Sept 19th would sing The Black Hus- ¬ this week at Cincinnati sar Oliyette Amorita The Beggar N does not offer reduced Student Fra Diavalo Bohemian Girl L The rates to the soldiers pic nic at Lexing ¬ It is to be hoped that Parks Ritchie ton to day a has been advertised encouragement to will i cnive sufficient bring Fifty Sisters of Charity from Wash- ¬ week this popular company here for a ington and Baltimore have arrived at Lexington to nurse the sick soldiers New Telephone Services We will pay full value for musty damp and off grades tf R B Hutchcraft of wheat Stout Mr John A Payne of Kansas Ills is the guest of his kinsman Mr Saml T James Sergeant R P Dow Jr who bas been ill of fever is able to ride out on the streets Messrs Walter Kenney and John Clark will go to Louisville to study lady In Louisville the other day the court decided Against Albert E Smith who sued Miss Nellie Stewart to recover a 65 ring which he gave her Miss Stewart laughed at Smith in court and stated that she was never engaged to him The marriage of Mr Ed S Ford a well known young farmer of near this city and Miss Rena Fields of Winches- ¬ ter was soleuiiized Tuesday afternoon at four oclock at the home of Prof D of the bride W Batson brother-in-laiu Winchester The bride is a most estimable young lady w 529 Main St Paris Ky OONDONS Special Eiirlv Fall Sale f 40 in All Wool Covert toc yd v 40 in Novelty Goods 39c 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 1 2C 68 in Bleached Table Linen joe 3 4 size Dinner Napkins 100 doz Extra value Bleached Cotton 5c worth 8 1 -- 30 10 4 Sheeting 15c and 18c worth 20 and 2 jo Outing Cloth jc to 8 3C a yard 1 1 pharmacy The Compulsory Education Dair V4 j Musty Wheat Kentucky came home Tuesday from Chickamauga and is ill of typhoid fever -Turney Wednesday sold Capt Dan to J W DavH his resideuce on High street adjoiniug J M Hughes for 9000 Ateer will come Secretary of War to Lexington next week to inspect the military camps He will be the guest of Mr and Mrs W S Barnes -- John Plummer of Company I Second Mrs John Hanly of Kansas City is The season has arrived tpremindthe Mrs people of the compulsory educational the guest of her parents Mr and James Short law which was passed by the Legisla- ¬ It provides a aud ture a few years ago Mrs George B Alexander daughter went to Covington Wednesday punishment by fine of 5 to 20 for the first offense and 10 to 20 for subse- ¬ for a visit to relatives The law requires all Mrs Mamie Fithian and daughter quent offenses parents and persona having children beMiss Edna have returned from a visit tween the ages of seven and fourteen Woiikwillbe commenced in a few to relatives in Covington years under their control to send the Mrs Lucian Logan and daughter days on a telephone line to the residence children to school at least eight consecu of Thos Henry Clay which will be con- ¬ of Danville are spending a few days School Trustees tive weeks in a year nected with the Paris exchange The with relatives in the city are finable under the law for not prose ¬ line will run by way of Austerlitz Messrs Henry Schwartz and Dennis cuting parents and guardians who vio- ¬ nihe residences of the following gentle Holleran ex Parisians are here from late the law meu will also be connected with the Kansas City on a short visit V B Woodford line Frank Nelson Lookout for Tornaches Hicks Mr Chas GK Daugherty left yesterBen Aylette Bedford Woodford day for New York City to attend ihe predicts storms f r th j near Brwoki Ciay aud C V Clay Jr The Bellevue College of Medicine Insure yoar tobicco fatire expense of construction will be shared Lexing- ¬ barns with T Porter Smith Rates Miss Margaret Spencer of joint y by all the parties named The visiting Miss Armilda for this class nfy cents for each line it expected to be in operation in the ton who has been McMillan returned home yesterday courte of i ixtv days 100 or 1000 for 5 Prompt Mrs W E Simms and daughter in- ¬ ¬ Tt 36 in All Wool Dress Goods 2 jc yd - ¬ New line of Penangs at 3 2C per yard HANDSOME PICTURE WITH 5 PURCHASE IFiLSIEIIOIISr IBXjIE T ZLJIIILjOIRinsr TROUSERINGS ¬ WE HAVE PwEOEIYED A SPLENDID ST0OK OP IMPORTED SUITINGS AND FOR SPRING AND SUMMER vjr s whes New Freight Cars K v i m 1 The Louii ville aud Nashville is about Gen Joe Wheelers son and a compan- ¬ ion vere drowned Wednesday while to place in service the new freight cars IMhing at Montauk Point An extend built for it These new cars will differ ed account will be fouud 6n page three materially from the ordinary box cars in so far that they wiil be much larger THEliNspasaenger business this and roomier almost approximating in week has been enormous and a number size the luiniture cars now in use on of the passenger trains to and from Cin ¬ the various lines throughout the country cinnati over this division have been run The 1 ject iu building the cars so large as double headers is t off i better facilities for the trans ¬ of the lighter class of bulky Rev Donald McDonald D D of portation goods especially for empty casks bar ¬ Danville the Rvmdieal Superintendent rels boxf 8 cratte and other receptacles of the Northern preshrtprian Church in Kentuckv will pi each Sunday morning for freight and eveuiug m uv Jfiui Presbyterian Attending Lexington Collegts Church LoST Paris is represented at Lexington Between the Court House and N depot Saturday a black collegps this year by a crowd of fourthe L pocket book containing eleven dollarp teen students who go up on the morning The tinder will please leave the same at traiu and return in the afternoon The News office and receive a liberal They are Misses Frankie Butler Mamie Neal Willa Bowden Annie reward Messrs Robt Hunt T F The News is requested to announce Hibler Matt Clay aLd Frank Daugherty Roche that the Womans Society of the Chris ¬ who attend State College and Messrs tian Church will meet to morrow after-¬ Clay Stone Ed Daugherty Michael noon at half past two oclock- in the Comack James Chambers Wood Tur ¬ basement ofthe Church All members ner and Ray Mann who are matricu- ¬ are earnestly requested to be present lated at Kentucky University Bucks For Sale Col Clay Appointed Administrator 20 pure bred selected Southdown buok lambs Judge W M Purnell j esterday ap ¬ 3 aged Southdown bucks pointed Col E F Clay administrator of Also 4 Cotswold bucks the estate ot the late Col R G- Stoner Addiess R B Hutchcraft Col Clay has filed his bond with County Paris Ky tt 2sep Clerk E D Paton his sureties being C M Claw Jr and Buckner Woodford The Woes of Law Breakers Col StouerV estate consists of about Yesterday in Judge Purnells court 1400 acres of laud near this city and Sam Thompson colored was fined ten 2bU0 acres near St Joseph Mo cush dollars for reproving his wife with a and valuable trottiug horses club s Will Jones colored will be tried toBank Buys A Home He was cap for housebreaking day Geokge Ali xander Co who es ¬ tured in the act of breaking into Lucy tablished tbeir new bank in this city fJackson8 house several weeks ago yesterday became the The Second To Be Mustered Out owners of the Northern Bank building A Washington dispatch in the Leader on the corner of Third and Main streets last nitrht said that the President had which they now occupy The purchase ¬ Mr Alexander in selected the Second Kentucky as one of which was made by through to Pleas- ¬ the regiments to be mustered out imme- cludes the lot running diately It is expected the regiment may ant street The building is a splendid having been a bank for about be mustered out before the first of location i vQptober The Second is sua at umefca twenty jears 4 mauga but will come to Lexington to Dr Goldstein Optician be mustered out After ten years Dr Goldstein returnB City Council Meeting ¬ - are in New York sure against registered at the Park Avenue Hotel Misses Louise and Marie Parrish ar- cyclone rived home Wednesday night from a visit to Miss Bessie Meehan in Coving- ¬ OF A ton Misses Bessie Leach and Grace BOUBBOH Slade have returned to Georgetown after a visit to friends in Paris and Hutchison The undersigned will offer at Public -- Lieutenant Charlton Alexander of Sale on the premises on the Second Kentucky was ac home Tuesday night on a short furlough THURSDAY SEPT 22D 1898 from Chickamanga the farm now occupied by Mrs Frances -- Rev E Gr B Mann will be enter- ¬ Shropshire widow of A C Shropshire tained by Mir J P Harbeson during the containing abont 110 acies of laud situ ¬ Bourbou Jacksonville Conference meeting at Flemingsbarg ated near County Ky next week Mr Fletcher Mann will be It has upon it a comfortable dwelling a guest at the home of Mrs Hendricks and all necessary outbuildings the Dr and Mrs Frank Fithian Mr B place being one of the best prooucmg A Frank and Miss Mabel Russell and farms in the couuty This is a rare opportunity for one deMessrs Robt Paiks and E A Ritchie siring to make an investment in a small heard the Boston Lyric Opera Company farm Wednesday night in sing Amorita Terms One third cash balance in Lexington equal payments of one and two years Mr and Mrs Sanford Tyler and the deferred payments to bear interest or the pur 6 per cent per annum their accomplished daughter Mies at may pay cash for the whole chaser Daisy Tyler who have been spending Sale at 11 oclock a m the Summer with relatives in aud near WM M PURNELL Paris left Wednesday for their home Atty for Mrs Frances Shropshire inDeKalb Ills td A T Forsyth Auctr Miss The Lori8ville Post says Emily May Wheat who has been the guest of Mrs George Kavanaugh at Saratoga is now visiting Miss Reba OF Boyce Va Before return- ¬ Mitchell at Alexan- ¬ Housefyoifl ing home Miss Wheat will ana dria and Baltimore Miss Lucy Simms ¬ piying reliable companies Our Prices are lower than any houpe in Central fire wind and quality and style are considered We ask you to give Kentucky us a calL PUBLIC SjSlXjJS 9 FITVE MJSTtOTTA S E TIPTON SML vt TTTOPCfs Cutter 3ti- r ¬ J Winters Co of this city have en- ¬ gaged the services of an eminent optician to be at their storeon the second and last Thursday oi each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac ¬ tion Call in and hnve your eyes tested free of charre Next visit will be Thursday Sept 29 1898 A A FASTIDIOUS DRESSER always brings his shirt collars cufls and furnishings to this nun dry At no place in Paris can he get such general all around satisfaction in careful treatment f goods pure washing material- - a d beautiful color and finish as w A trial wilL give at all times convince you of the ujeriorifcy of our work ¬ vit mm bTOOK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Turf Notes Ktc Furniture Monday Ed Simms won a 250 purse Having oU my reulencp I will on ¬ at Newport with Fleeting Ray Bro bought from J Bishop Hibler W Bales of Madison county eighty seven 700 lb heifers at 3h cents Kentucky ad Kansas this year pro duced one bushel of wheat for every man woman and child in the U S ¬ 15TH 198 sell at public auction at 1 oclock p m all my household aud kitchen fur niture including carpets etc THURSDAY SEPT ¬ The Bonrbon Steam Laundry W M HINTOX JR BRO Proprietors A T Forsyth Auctr Paris Ky Telephoae No 4 TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN ¬ soft and stiff hats late Fall styles at 2 one of the best hats ever offered in The Reliable Eyss For Sak ROBERTS DAVIS SAWYERS IillllSTIUTOBl I NOTICE V- Bourbon County for the money 250 young Tennessee ewes for sale Can be seen at Robt Adairs near town at Price Gos sole agents NO GAS A 1 NO COCAINE In tho anmc npu u i r to Paris a meeting of the City Council last Dr Goldstein the Louisville optician At to who has repeatedly visited Paris will lrgbt the proposition of the banks pay 70 per cnt for 97 and 98 taxeB be in the city S pt 10th 12th 13 and to date was 14th Saturday Monday Tuesday anl and receive a receipt in full defeated A motion instructing City Wednesday iu the interest of those who A tornev to bring suit for back have weak defective or afflicted eyes due for be alleged to The doctor applies to his profession taxes years prior to and including 97 and 98 strictly scientific principles and having was offered out a substitute motion was long experieuep he is prepared to give cariied for the city to accept 70 per his patients such advice as each partic This ular case may require pnt for the veara 97 and 98 was vetoed by Mayor Council then adjourned Perry The At Windsor Hotel vOffice Hours 9 a m to Gutzeits music will open for 1898 99 commencing riass September 5th Music pupils this term will have the benefit of theory without additional cost Scholars attending city school will receive daily instrucThe undersigned composing the firm tion at Mrs Herricks adjoining said of Haggard Red Laundry have this building For terms call at 5th and day June 13 1898 by mutual consent E Reed as dissolved partnership High 2sep 4t suming all the debts nnd liabilities Those owing the firm will please settle J New Fall suits for men and with Mr Rped From June 13 1893con- ¬ Haggard is not liable for debts H boys arriving every day at tracted bv above firm Pre Cos and always a1 the Signed this 18th dav of Jntie 1898 Profersor A M 5SAS ninotmn aBima Dissolution Noti Ut best and easiest public to absolutely tree rrom any auer enrurs against said decedent will present Oatephoric treatment for painless proven as required by lawt to Rthem GL filling Howard attorney Set of teeth Upper and lower Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns Painless extraction 8 00 15 ued rQTcna nUuiuB lUCUJBCiVW wh i iFrttrtiv rv ri t inrt IU debted to the late D Miller deceae will please settle with the undei- signed at once Those nolding claims 11 I a ii FuD - 00 4t ¬ 50cts up 1 00 up 5 00 50 B D S LILLESTON Aduir D Miller DecdV ¬ cts J B UUIB 5 SDR CALDWELLS 321 Main St Paris Ky INDIGESTION PEPSlN 11 tt opp Court house Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m 5 p in -- righ prce 5sp4wks - JH HAGaARDN Telephone 79 store this week Bargains at J T Hinton s furniture A 5 s 9 THE BOURBON NEWS -- THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9 1898 law which in effect pronounced them guiltless These are not laboring men but they are clothed and fed by laboring men who in turn are betrayed A bundle of life in a wondrous shawl dimpled and small Chubby and red and by their injurious counsels A petite king The rank and file of the non union This tiny thing prisoners were of the ordinary class of For his tiny kingdom to Install western miners who pack their A dream thats all blankets from camp to camp but A morning dream among the number were several men of Of roseate ravishing hope and light buoyant life and promise bright better condition and of more than And Of youthful joy and keen delight average ability and intelligence who Of ardent love had held responsible positions at tb And smiles above mines and these as if unconscious of And a heart for Cpuid to enthrall unfriendly observation both aboard A dream thats all pi the train where union men armed A mid day dream sun with Wini hestcrs sat in the same Ambitions blazing zenith palms and honors won Laurels and car with them and at the Mission after And the road to riches well begun the guards had left them and returned A noble name kept apart by themselves and were A fitful Fame quiet and wary And fortune slaves at beck and call A dream thats all Michael Casson ex foreman of the Caltrop one of the upper country A twilight dream mines had his wife and children with Shadows and silence and fading light And dying day and falling night him on the train The wife a cornel A hush and an ending and failing sight high spirited woman with A creeping chill nerves but a soft heart in Then all is still And the dark comes down like a solemn trouble kept a motherly watch upon pall Faith coming down in the same car A dream thats all with her from Wallace Faith was A midnight dream known to be Manager Binghams Dust and ashes a shattered vase daughter leaving the country under A crumbling flower a pale sad face the special protection and guarantee A wild weird silence oer the place A stifled breath of the union leaders but the signs Then darkness death of recent trouble in her tear flushed And a long black wait for the judgment face aroused Mrs Cassons sym- ¬ call th aits alll A dream pathies and that neighborly wom ¬ D G Bickers in Atlanta Constitution an soon discovered that the man ¬ DREAMS THATS ALU A day spring dream A wall on the wind a babys call well-seasoned V seen Eiguteentk Year Established 188ij Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I Editors ana ownftr4 BRUCE MILDER PHILIPPINE HALF BREEDS A Dissatisfied and Captious People Who Are iSvcr Ready for i 1 Trouble Mixed marriages have always been encouraged by the government of the Philippines special advantages being granted to military men who marry the daughters of the country Three centuries of intermarriage between r - y t if r union man Call them scabs miss dont spare the word on 1113 account Its a name 1 bear in honest company If any of them dynamite divils should fall upon us to night and we without a weapon on us Ieavin the country peaceable under promise of our safety why it makes no matter to me what name they choose to kill me by The law quicker perceptions greater business agers daughter notwithstanding her has a name for them thats as old as capacity and wider intellectual fac- ¬ fashionable dress prosperous connec- ¬ the commandments and maybe the ulties than the pure Tagals Many of tions and look of delicate pride was law will be heard from again some day them are well educated but few dis very much alone and very warmly dis- ¬ in the Cor de Lane play much natural talent posed toward the ostracized portion of Then you will not make light of it A certain number of Mestizos both the laboring community to which Mrs Mr Casson even if you cant believe Spanish and Chinese have amassed Casson and her man belonged Hence it large fortunes as middlemen between a sudden and on Faiths part rather I will not make light of it miss the native growers and the European hysterical intimacy The voice of the neither will I spread it to make a panic merchants Although in the Philipkind woman speaking with the rich And Ill ask you if you please not to pines no distinct line of demarcation sympathetic Irish intonation touched breathe a word of it to Mrs Casson between races and is drawn the chord that vibrates in sobs or laug-h-teshes easy excited and no wonder after classes the social position of these Sometimes Faiths eyes filled what shes been through I wouldnt fOOTE half breeds and Creoles is somewhat sometimes she laughed at Mrs Cassons mention it to anj one for fear it would equivocal though vastly superior to delicious hearty talk The train rum ¬ get about that of the Eurasians of British India bled on between the river and the I shall see no one to repeat it to As a class they are continually strug mountains thundering over its bridges said Faith 1 shall stay here until the gling to obtain the position and conCopyright 1S94 by Mary Hallock Foote and the green fair vista of the Mission boat gets in sideration accorded to the Peninsular opened The outbound passengers dis ¬ They were walking under the trees Spaniards who refuse to give them embarked and gathered in groups or that interspersed the wild park like XII Continued their daughters in marriage while there were scattered till the moment of departure common between Mission station and their dusky hued connections form a On the twelfth day of Julysome 60 At the Mission Mrs Cassons children the landing where the river makes a or perpetual reminder of their origin gathered at the Mission 70 non union miners prisoners from had to be fed Faith was not enticed sharp bend To the right between the Vainly endeavoring to disown kinship with the latter and assert an equality the surrounding mines awaiting trans- ¬ bj the sort of meal chat the Mission ¬ railroad track and the dark blue shad- ¬ with the Castilas they bear a grudge portation across the lake and out of set forth that day to its seventy vis ows of Fourth of July canyon stretch The fast little itors anything at all at a good round the beautiful Mission meadows bathed against these for possessing so unmis ¬ the Coeur dAlene takably European a birthright The like boat Georgia Oakes was unac- ¬ price was right for the scabs the Mis- ¬ in sunlight where the deep summer moral result of this is that they are countably many hours behind her sion did what it could to retain a little grass ripe for mowing was lazily roll ¬ generally speaking morose in dispo Isual time and there were no officials of that apostate money in the land of ing in the breee offered her service who And what would you be stavin here sition captious in temper evasive and at the landing inon the subject ofcould the faithful But Nature flowers them be interviewed and for miss if I might make so bold this her own refreshment vacillating dissatisfied with their lot fond ofx litigation and political in- ¬ ilolay Rumors passed from mouth to deep soft grass to lie upon and shed Casson inquired She is the light of her jocund sunshine upon I am looking down foi two friends trigue and inclined to foster griev- ¬ mouth and it was whispered held back under military orders she their recent troubles and tipon the of mine who are coming down the river Nineances against tlicgovernment will bring the troops But so many anxious future before them and the hoping to get here in time for the boat teenth Century contradictory telegrams had been fly ¬ habit of making the best of a bad out- ¬ said Faith I can see them from here MOULTING OF A TARANTULA ing across the wires which were now look was the habit of them all as soon as they nass the bend controlled by the union that the hope And wouldnt they be stopping Faith had idly extended her acquaint ¬ An Interesting Siyrltt to Naturalists was barety breathed so many were ance to a chatty little lad one of the above by the station How the liarxre Spider Per ¬ the counter doubts and fcars rising hopes of the Mission who hav ¬ No said Faith they must not be forins the Operation The old Mission is one of the most ing his time much at his own disposal seen I must tell this to them Mr Cas- ¬ dream like spots ever chosen by travel An event of mor than ordinary in ¬ ar ilis trysting place of a steamboat and was pleased to bestow- it largely upon son for thej are hunted men they¬ a wise child terest occurred1 in my office the other a railroad The Northern Pacific lake her He was knowledge in the hap- ¬ have not even the safeguard of dis that of the armed prisoners day A large female tarantula shed steamer and the narrow guage railroad piest sort of Do ye mean that they are fixed to footpath way He took her across its skin for the second time since it has a noisy adventurer from the mountain the meadows where the blue camass fight hose familiar with camps and roaring been in captivity caious of the flower was just falling from over I do and they would fight if they insects spiders and related creatures Coeur dAlene here transact their daily They ive aware that they are encased by a meetings with the most publicity yet bloom the rivercrept under the boughs saw these poor men attacked How along and loaded themselves bard unyieldingintegument Increase to land upon the wharf boat and to with wild roses pale and red and every of size is permissible only when the old ip aboard the train is to stroll by ikin is shed and one that has been flisnsi up a steel pathway between the shade of pink between He told her the newly formed beneath expands to the fields of sleep lxide the waters of names of the new flowers as he knew them and she likened them to other requisite degree This is a process forgetfulness The charming place flowers at home She noted the strange constantly occurring in nature and in its deep sweet sunshiny seclusion ever excites interest in the beholder seems to have been half reluctantlv character of the river which here at the Mission is not like a mountain When a large spider three inches long yiclded by nature long ago to the tem- stream but cuts into the rich bottom throws off the old integument it is a porary occupation of man and then laud deep and still like a southern thrilling sight fondly reclaimed into her own wild bayou and has no beaches but only In the present case the tarantula tendance The Mission meadows are as had evidently been feeling ill for some rich as those upland pastures where banks which drop off suddenly into days a condition frequently preceding the milk white hulder maidens of the thirty feet of water or put forth a toe this process among insects and the ilorthern legends fed their fairy herds of tree roots overlaid with dried mud other day she was found lying on her The wild flowers in their beauty unite where driftwood gathers or great back and apparently dead but moved the influence of the west and the north logs traveling down stream halt as at a little upon being disturbed She laj with the breath of the soft chinook to a landing place Lovely reflections line thus until a quarter past twelve when atone for the neighborhood of snow the shores binding the land and water the rustling her movements male ex- ¬ elides The river slips in silence past together in an inverted borderage of cited attention The old skin had then bowers of blossoming shrubs and lean- ¬ green with a clear sky pattern down ruptured around the thorax in such a ing birches and somber pines lift their the middle stream dashed out of sight But the child drew baclr and would not repeat manner that the top could be removed dark spires out of the tender mass of by the breeze or returning again like his words a smile entire and through this opening the deciduous green They crossed where giant spider wis literally working out In it all there is an effect of abiding stands the old to the knoll Mission could the3 help it even if they threw church of the of her old skin dm was accomplished peace strangely in contrast with some their lives away They must not be by the aid of eight legs and the two of the scenes which the historic Mission built in the days of intrepid zeal where seen and the3- - must not see But they in the deep forest wilderness want of leglike palpi At the end of an hour lias been called to witness Needless skill or want of tools was no detri- ¬ must know all that there is to tell I the chauge had been effected The to say it is the ideal resort of the sum ¬ must tell them spider lay upon her back beside the mer excursionist whether he came for ment and men wrought with faith and Thats right said Casson gravely perfect skin resting from the severe fishing or flirtation or to search the their bare hands in the sincerity of but theres others can tell them What The might be their business in the Cor de exertion poetic past or merely from the com ¬ wood and imperishable stone priests house adjoining the church Lane This tarantula was unusually large mon gregarious instinct of a people liefore she moulted and is now of still that loves to do everjthing in crowds and a shabby modern foil to its ancient Mining That is one is a miner greater size She came north in a But it was no holiday coinpanv gath dignity was closed and Faith was The other is a sort of miner an forced to abandon her desire to enter amateur --bunch of bananas about two and a ered this day at the Mission The great- ¬ half years ago and until last January er number were men who carried their the church of the fathers but they I wouldnt advise any man to be was the pet of Dr T M Bigelow While worldly goods in their hands they sat upon the steps the oddyoungpair minin in the Cor de Lane this year under his care cue skin was shed and is wore their best clothes and their latest and talked 6f the past The little boy unless minin is his business theres now in my possession An idea of the earned wages were in their pockets was not much of a historian Faith neither love nor money in it for fancy increase in size attendant upon moult- ¬ but the thought was not wanting that did not put implicit confidence in his miners and its not health- - for them ing may be gained by comparing the safety and life itself had been risked tales of Father de Smet who was dead thats sure said Mr Casson that at least was true and of Father dimensions of xhe dorsal piece of the for these few dollars which they were He fell un- ¬ Yes Faith assented skin shed about the latter part of 1806 taking with them and that they were Josette who was still of the living der suspicion of the union from the when under the eare of Dr Bigelow passing out of the country under a She knew perhaps quite as much about first and they warned him to leave and the one just shed The first meas- ¬ shameful ban There was no traveler the history of the old church as he but he would not go And then the3 ures one inch and the second measures from Altruria to ask Who are these did born in its shadow But there took means to get rid of him quietly one and one fourth inches Therefore decent poor men Why have they were other subjects of contemporane- but they did not succeed the first time the present dorsal piece will probably come here and why do they go by a ous and imperative interest on which Do they ever give such a thing up be proportionately larger when fully common sad impulse as if through he could offer her a few surprises He Twould be safer for them to finish had gathered that he was talking with the job said Casson expanded E P Pelt in Country Gen- fear and force ¬ And if so who compels them tleman And what is their offense no less a personage than the young What should you advise themMr that they should be looked at askance lady of the Big Horn ami for rea ¬ Casson supposing anything even Hypnotised by the WnNli and herded apart like tainted cattle sons which we know- - the name of her that this stor3 cannot be true What The British steamer Ilowiclc Hall on arrival at Colombo from home had to A deeper question this would be than fathers mine inspired this wise child should you say they Vul better do I would advise them 0 sta with report the loss of her third officer on most of us are prepared to answer of the union with the fullest faith in Even the facts can hardly be trusted to her as a partisan notwithstanding that their boat and not set fojt on shore the way under rather unusual circum The officer Mr Francis answer for facts are cruel and they he had seen her consorting with scabs till the steamers at the landiTj stances Mr Casson Faith implored study ¬ Barnes held the same office on a sail frequently lie in the larger sense of So he poured forth his tale without nencc it is with extreme re ¬ hesitation to behold her stare at him ing his face lie was as inscrutable as ing ship before he joined the Ho wick truth ITall recently This was his first voy- luctance that one approaches the story in incredulous horror if he were talking to a child Still she of what was done at the Mission on What was this he was saying she was sure that she could trust him age on a steamer and he was fre- Ye need not be questionin me miss quently seen looking over the stern the night of July 12 during the labor demanded but the child drew back trouble of 1S02 The inferences must unu wouiu not repeat hisworcls IJe 1 know the men he answered to her rail and a few days before making Cplombo when the sea was very rough speak for themselves no one would had made a very great mistake he look But its just as well not to be dare to be responsible for the logic of now became confused distrustful and namin names The ver3T leaves of the lie was seen by another officer peering over the stern Later on he was miss- - these cruel facts which seem to ac unhappy they were no longer com ¬ trees will whisper it I call them my friends Faith need ¬ ing The vessel was turned round at ase generally yet really accuse only a pany for each other few the blind guides and faithless Faith sought an opportunity later lessly explained because they were once and boats were launched butf though much time was spent in look- shppherds who were condemned in the when they were out of hearing of the very good to me once 1 would do any ¬ ing for him no trace could be found communities where I hey were best other prisoners to repeat the childs thing in the world lenowji and were Sureye would Mr Casson inter ¬ Hi must have been hypnotized by the quate punishment brought to an inade ¬ astounding confidence to Mr Casson but were afterward Do you think such a thing could rupted easily wnjh of the tcrev Bombay Ad vc and if they were not vet free through a technicality of the possibly be true she cried excitedly your friends a life is a life though its iite of India ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Chinese Mestizos admixtxire alone are said to constitute one sixth of the domesticated native population and the Spanish Mestizos together with the Creoles or Sons of the Country Hijos del Pais as they term themselves form an influential body the majority of whom are established as traders in Manila and the provinces Owing to their European descent more or less distant these Spanish half breeds are endowed with European men and native women and also between the latter and the numerous Chinese immigrants have consequently added to the original population a large proportion of half breeds representing every degree of ¬ Why you may say after what weve that anything is possible Mr Casson began guardedly Theres bad men everywhere aria in a time ljke this they naturally get bold like thieves at a fire but its a thing the union lead- ¬ ers would try to prevent Im sure if they got wind of it They have the whole thing in their hands now and whatever happens the blame of it lays at their door They have done the preachin and theyll get the credit for whatever sort of practice itll lead to They cant afford to let such a thing No miss its more likely happen some mean talk the child has heard and is givin it away for earnest else he was just tryin it on for fun to see if he could frighten you Oh no he didnt think 1 would be only the lite of a scab or a spy Ye Faith colored hotly at the word need not fear me Miss Bingham Ive had a taste of their language myself Im a thraitor a wage slave Im Office over G S Varden Co bought an sold for the bread that goes into me childrens mouths Im OfSc Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p an excreshence on a healthy laborin community to be sloughed off like the foulness of disease Im as fond of the Miners union thats bossin this coun- ¬ try as Mike McGowan is and theyll DEALER IN make as much out of me just if they Furniture Window Shades Oil come askin me questions Now ye Cloths Carpets Mattresses leave me to watch out for the boys Etc and Ill tell them an3thing at all ye - H A SMITH J8f I f s VI GEO W DAVIS - ih f j - ¬ ¬ frightened dreadful part of it It was 1 frightened him 1 couldnt make say it over again after hed seen I took it 1 suppdse he thought I would be pleased said Faith That was the that that He thought him how no one belonging to the Big Horn could have a spark of sympathy for a non- ¬ Thank you Mr Casson Itrustjou perfectly but i cannot let you do it They stood by me and 1 will stay by them It may be the one thing 1 am here to do and 3ou have youivwife and children Theyre not meddlin with women and children Ye had better leave the men to me 1 couldnt Mr Casson said the girl with sad persistence She was distressed by his questioning regard and blushed for her own disingenuoim ness We have had a fearful time at the mine she went on leading him away from the tenderer subject Did you hear about our poor Chinaman I did miss and a wonder they left the life in him so long Sole an lone he was the only Chinyinan in the Cor de Lane so 1 hear and ouly for Abby Steers not wantin to do her own work hed have been fired they say the same as all the rest before hed barely set foot in it for what that woman says is law with the union boys TO want - k Special attention given to Ondertak Ing aad Repairing Main Street - - - - Paris Kt DODSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and at with blacksmith ehop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I vcill sell for half cash bal anoe in twelve months For farther particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky - vi jfcj I m r r SIEJEtlOSrG- - 3 898 I TREES PLANTS VINES WJL The Bluegrass Nurseries offer evory thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Accents BE CONTINUED alogue strawberry and general nursery cat¬ 011 application to -- ¬ r 1H0cK ¬ ¬ ¬ Census Difficulties A census paper may look like a very straightforward affair but to fill itup with literal accurac3 is not alwa3rs an easy business The London Academy tells a story said to be new of the way in which De Quincey met one of these census paper difficulties The question as to his own occupation was answered b the statement that he was a writer to he magazines but when it came to the occupations of his three daughters his troubles began again At last he put a ring around the names and wrote The3 are like lilies of the field they toil not neither do tliey spin This difficulty however was not near lv as great as that which confronted an innocent family in Northumberland England during a census taking There was a babv in the house and the col Deaf and dumb or blind was limn a big problem to the conscientious par ¬ H F HILLENMESER Lexington Ky Telephone 279 CAPL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD JU 3 n CRAWFORD BROS Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts r JOHN CONNELLY FXaTT3XB2E19 PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work ia promptly answered aolicited Prices reasonable fe - v ents The3 concluded that the baby could hear and see but it certainlj could not speak and they according- put it down - ¬ YRUPINDIGESTION PEPS5 CURES DR CALDWELLS Dumb But just then a powerful scream frcm the infant made them reconsider the question and the3-- ulti Not mately altered the entry to dumb but cant speak ¬ mm KA5T - i 1 l ri TIME TABLE BOUND T jij- - The Reward of Valor Perhaps the most dramatic reward Lord Charles Beresford ever got for val or was a few years ago One bitter cold night when his ship was off the Faulkland islands there was a cr3 of The sentry had dis man overboard appeared beneath the floating ice Though clad in heavy garments Lord Charles instantly seized a coil of rope and leaped into tfhe sea I went down ¬ ¬ fr T ArLexingtoull15am4Upm Tv Tonlsvlllo 830am 600nm Iv Lexington ll2iam 850pm 8r0am 5rfl0ptB LvVInchPsterll58nm 23pni fcI5am 6i0pm Ar Mt SterliJife12 25pm 950pui 950aru 705pra G5 mra S4Upm Ar Washington Ar Pniladelphia10ram 705pra 1240nn 908pm ArNew York fr WEST BOUND v ¬ 730am 450pm 655am 250pm Ar Winchester K00am 520pm 735am 345pn Ar Lexington 911am 030pm and down said Lord Charles when re- ¬ Ar Frankfort Ari5helbyvillel001am 720pm 1100am 815pm lating the incident until I began to Ar Louisville Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ rope think that the other end of the At cept Sunday other trains rna daily was not fastened to anything between Louisville Through length I grasped my man the rope be- Lexington Sleepers New York without and came taut and I began to ascend The change ships corporal helped us both out For rates Sleeping Car reservation 01 Fifteen years afterwards Lord Charles any information call on was speaking at a political meeting in F B Carr ¬ Agent L N R R support of Lord Folkestones candida¬ Pan Ky The hall was packed and sudden-I3- - BrGEonoE W Barney Div Pass Agent a scuffle at the back there was Lexington Ky Chuck him out cried someone but Lord Charles invited the ma a to come up to the platform and they would lis- The COAST LINE to MACKINAC ten to what he had to say The man V -- 5 fr TAKE THE S struggled forward in great excitement Heonl3 wanted to shake hands with his rescuer He was the sailor who had been saved bv Lord Charles from tfae icy sea off the Faulkland islands St James Gazette ture ¬ v - S Alt Sli In the gardens of a well Tcnown noble mans country seat in the soutQi of Ire land one of the show places of the coun tr3painted boards were set up in dif ferent parts of the pleasure grounds with this request The S Altered It ¬ ¬ ¬ TO COHFORT PETOSKEY MACKINAC CHICAGO PETOSKEY DETROIT will Pleas do not pull any flowers without leave 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers The Greatest Perfection yet attained In Boat Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service insuring the highest degree of -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Itecentty the district practical joker passed b3- - that waj and observing the notices procured a paintbrush and unobserved at d3 break added an s to the last word on all the painted boards which had the effect of making thing pleasant until the cause was discovered for tourists and strange visitors who cherished a latent passion tfor floral gems Golden Da3s The Hnytinn Generals Glass liiye- A Ha3tian general having lost an e3e in battle sent to Paris for an artificial one The maker sent in return one of his best Shortty after the general re turned it with the remark t hat the eye was too 3ellow and recalled to his mind the Spanish flag adding at the same time that he would weaT onl an e3e having t2ie coor of his own countrv The maker thereupon made one with red and green predominating these being the Ha3tian colors This sg pleased the general thatiDstead of wearing theve as originalh intended he added it to his collection of medals PosJ Graduate A Severe Test of Faith First Theoophist This settles it 1 resign from tht societ3 Second Theosophist Whatsthe mat ¬ ¬ SPEED AND SAFETY MARQUETTE THE SOO AND DULUTH Four Trips per Week Between Toledo Detroit Mackinac fl LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac as Return including fleals and Berths Prom Cleveland 18 from Toledo 15 from Detroit 1350 EVERY EVENING Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Traina for all points East South and Southwest and at Detroit for all points North and Northwest Sunday Trips June July August and September Only EVERY DAY BETWEEN Cleveland Put-in-B- ay Toledo MICH 1 Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address A A SCHANTZj a DETROIT T6e Detroit and Cleveland steam M Co The Shortest Line and The Best Service between Cincinnati and the Summer Resorts of the Great Lakes G It K ¬ ¬ -- rent and left a note sayirg he would tf to square up with me ia vc Jfuture existence Puck x ter -- First Theosophist Why one of my tenants has gone off whiout paying his III AND THE TO MICHIGAN GREAT LAKES 3 Trains Daily between CINCINNATI DETROIT f L- -f- Mkii rfKT ft THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FUIDAYl SEPTEMBER 9 1898 V ADVANTAGES OF CLOVER Tliey Are Not Only Very Numerous V J- ENJOYMENT OF WALKING I I HEROES OF WAR THOSE CHARITY PARTIES - nO - f m - mJ XT 14 IlxtereHtinff Slants of a Great CltJ A Several Directions X Pleasure to a Pedestrian Clrureli Inscription A a iorffghttjr - SENSIBLE PERCHES When Once Tried Ilangrinj Roosts AVill Talcc tlie Place of the Old lvind Everywhere a continual source of surprise that the poultry fraternity so slowly adopts the method of hanging perches shown in accompanying drawing1 The It is furnishes two crops in one season The first crop is nearly always cut for hay while the second growth can be used for pasturage plowed under as a green manure cut for hay or allowed The clover plant to mature seed makes a quick growth and if the first crop is cut in good season will start up and soon shade the ground and will furnish considerable feed during the summer when it is so often the case old style of fastening- perches to wall floor or dropping- platform is a stand ¬ ing invitation to red mites which - usually occup3r the perches entirely too much at best Perches walls platform floor ail are accessible to lice when perches are directly at ¬ tached or supported on trestles or timbers of any kind Basing- my assertion on actual experience I assert that it requires several times as much ef-- ¬ D 0 D D 4 IMPROVED PERCHES fort and labor to keep poultry houses ¬ clean and free from lice by the old method as by the new one here described It is possible that in extreme caes the lice may travel up and down the wires but I do not know that it has been done To prevent such contingency place a touch of tar on each wire or occasionally rub same with oil or grease A A perches B B perch supports C C C C notches in B B to hold perches I D D D wire hung from ceiling or side walls Make perch poles shorter than the building is wide and hang the supports so that neither perches nor cross pieces touch the building at any point Use as many poles as desired Make the supportsof one by four inch stuff and long enough to accommodate your required number of poles Cut notches in the supports one inch deep for the poles to rest in Fasten a wire to each end of support and attach by staples to ceiling or side walls in such manner that the wires may be unhooked and removed for cleaning Hang the perches level Occasionally rub them with kerosene oil and there will be few lice Homer W Jackson in Agricul ¬ tural Epitomist ¬ ¬ You are aware said the quiet man of my passion for strolling I dont thinks any man evei enjoyed pedestri anism of a quiet kind more than I do I fancy walking brings out in a man good points and amiable qualities not extracted by any other form of locomotion One has more time to inquire into what his fellow mortals are do ing The progress of his own city becomes more intelligible to him and the ideas deduced from all lie sees do not take bn a whirl and blur as they are that the pastures fail plowed under likely to on the if tly moving bicycle When cut for hay or it should be allowed to make a full or the more swiftly propelled steam growth and be cut when in full bloom car I am sure you are all too much Properly cured it makes one of the acquainted with my character to take very best foods for the dairy cow dur ¬ any stock in the professed theory of a ing the winter as well as for growing couple of humorous friends at the stock of all kinds Even hogs will be lower end of the table there that the benefited if given a good feed of pleasure I derive from walking in a clover hay two ov three times a week large measure comes from the knowl- ¬ When in full bloom it contains the edge of having saved Jive cents Besides the good which walking largest per cent not only of animal food but ofplantfood also hence so far does my constitution and speculative as other conditions will admit the best faculties it also makes me veiy useful results are obtained by plowing un in another way I am a perambulating der when a full growth has been made directory of streets firms names und Usually the growing of cloverseed numbers and have the location of all proves profitable Occasionally when the principal business and public there is a full crop the price will fall buildings at my tongues end My below that of profitable production friend here will tell you that he has A small yield running from three to never yet consulted me on such mat- ¬ --seven bushels per acre and costing ters in vain But this is not all I from 70 cents to 1 a bushel to thrash frequently derive amusement from is an expensive crop to grow and un ¬ these tours of aimless investigation less fair prices are realized will not be The other day I was walking through a quiet unobtrusive stowed away sort profitable In harvesting the heads should all of a street when 1 came upon a little be left to turn brown before cutting church that was building It was in These evi A self rake is rather the best machine fact almost completed to cut clover for seed as it leaves it dencesi of increased sanctity never in bunches that can be gathered up fail to give me pleasure and I often One advantage with clover is ¬ ¬ ¬ that it readily with a fork It is quite an item to handle the clover as little as possible as it shatters readily If the threshing can be done in good season the clover can be left as cut un til dried out sufficiently to thresh But unless you are certain that this can be done it is best to gather up and stack the clover as soon as it is sufficiently cured The hulm or straw makes good feed equal in value to vrheat or oat straw while it can hard ly be excelled for bedding In growing wheat the turning under fif a good growth of clover will be beneficial as it supplies the elements of plant food needed by this crop For corn or potatoes it is usually best to allow the clover to die down in the fall and then plow under in winter or early spring St Louis Republic ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HANDY CONTRIVANCE Exceedingly Useful Wherever Barbed Wire Fence Has to Be Recent Invention Has Made the Once Put Up Quickly Dreaded Operation Comnara- The illustration shows a handy contively Pleasant trivance for paying out barbed wire Among the recent inventions in bee when building a fence of this material Iceeping there is nothing of more im- A stout stone drag has a round stake portance than the little bee escape It Sun is a very simple arrangement easily operated and does not cost much It FIRE FROM WARSHIPS overcomes to a great extent the laborious work of brushing bees from rt Could Be Rendered More Eflectiv sections or frames in removing either If Delivered with Discrim ¬ comb or extracted honey from the ination ¬ ¬ REMOVING HONEY stop to take an extended survey of them accompanying such all the while with most hopeful visions of the future of our people and commonwealth In the instance I started out to refer to I was thus employed1 when T caught sight of a workman putting into position on the church an inscription This I rightly judged- to be its name Placed neat him were the heavy bronze letters which went tc form it Having lined the space off squarely and truly he was slowly building the legend When I first noticed him he had already up Holy An From the remaining characters which f saw ljing at his feet the name I conjectured would be Holy Angels As I anticipated he followed the n with a g but the juxtaposition of the last three letters did not exactly agree with my forecast I might here have remonstrated with him but Isaw that some one else was evidently going to pass upon their arrangement before the were permanently fixed Indeed it is well that such was the case for when he stood out of the vray again I saw that the inscription ran Holy Angles And the best of this was that the architecture exactly suited it the building being full of broken X Y surfaces and abrupt junctures ¬ ¬ - From the Chicago Times Herald The Head of the House Had His Say The feeling of admiration for heroes of and Then Paid for His war seems to he innate in the human heart Fun and is brought to the surface as the opportunity and object presents itself Among those who proved their heroism The two fair daughters of the household during our Civil War was At Schiffeneder were discussing the entertainment they proposed giving for the benefit of a little work or ioi oecig wick Street of charity in which they were interested Chicago He and as a matter of course the old gentleman is an Austrian had to have his say by birth Its an infernal nuisance he declared The house will be in a commotion for a came to America at week nothing will be thought of but your the age of party and everything will be disarranged twenty and That night Ave will all he awake till Avell tobecame an ward morning and the next day those who Am erican are not sick will go about snarling and half citizen He asleep I call it nothing but tomfoolery wjis living at Papa said the eldest dont vou under stand that we are going to help some of the Milwaukee when the call poor and that every cent We make will profor volunvide them with some comfort What you teers came should do is to encourage us earlv in 1862 Dont talk silly Its a good deal you H received a icound a n d h e girls care about the charitable feature of this promptly enlisted in Company A of the social combination youre in Its the boys Twenty sixth Wisconsin Volunteers In girls and cards and dancing want the Army of the Potomac he saw much fight and use trying to pull the wool over you eyes No my ing campaigning in the Shenandoah Valley Very well vVell duty In the first days fighting at the battle of even if you do make it try to do our least hard We at Gettysburg Schiffeneder received a wound in the right sidf which afterward caused have some sympathy for the afflicted Oh you Sweetly disinterested him much trouble With a portion of his arent you have much did you take at How in regiment he was captured and imprisoned Bell Island and Andersonville and after- the last blowout at Just 1350 proudly ward exchanged He returned to his regiWell Ill give you just 3050 for the ment which was transferred to the army of General Sherman and marched with him cause if youll not inflict your coworkers on us Xow hows your charity through Georgia to the sea Mamma to the land youd come In this campaign Mr Schiffeneders old down here I wish acting perfectly awful Papas began to tiouble him and he was wound and she sent to the hospital and then home He laughed flounced out of the room while he sardonically Detroit Free Press had also contracted catarrh of the stomach and found no relief for years The War Is Over I happened to read an account of Dr And now our thoughts are all of peace and Williams Pink Pills for Pale People about he said and thought that home There are too often people to be a year ago they might be good for my trouble I con- found who have no home and it is to them cluded to try them I bought one box and these few words are addressed If you realbegan to take them according to directions ly want a home you can easily get one but They gave me great relief After finishing you should act at once before the relapse that box I bought another and when I had from the war puts prices on the advance taken the pills I felt that I was cured I In Marinette County Wisconsin the very recovered my appetite and ate heartily I finest farming land is to be had now at a most modest figure Excellent home marcan testify to the good the pills did me Schiffenedei- isva prominent Grand kets are at hand to take whatever tle farm Mr Army man in Chicago whither he moved er raises and good prices are given These lands are on the Chicago Milwaukee St some years ago with his family Paul Pail way and full information concerning them will cheerfully be furnished THE MINISTER GOT MIXED by C E Rollins Immigration Agent 161 La Salle Street Chicago ¬ ¬ ¬ w Your urally appear so If you are old why ap- ¬ pear ro 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 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Ill I Ml - ¬ ¬ ¬ wmEssmgi will surely restore color to gray hair and it will also give your hair all the wealth and gloss of eajrly life Do not allow the falling of your hair to threaten you be annoyed with dandruff We will send you our book on the Hair and Scalp free upon request - ¬ ¬ And Rang Several Got in his Changes on Scriptural Sentence Before He a An It Right ¬ ¬ The minister had reached the critical point missionary sermon He had finished his firstlies and secondlies and with one neat figure wuuld link them to an impassioned appeal that would strike his congregations hearts and make their rocks flow Tike 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 fice of a deaf old member in a front pew led him to pause and repeat That he is a benefactor who makes two ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 Instance longerwith baldness Do not smaller Puck Dropsy treated free by Dr H H Greens Sons of Atlanta Ga The greatest dropsy specialists in the world Read their adver- ¬ tisement in another column of this paper A horse with a docked tail must feel like a neigh bob L A W Bulletin If you do not obtain all the bene- ¬ fits you expected from tho use of tho vigor write the doctor about it Probably there is some difflpultv with your ceneral system which may be easily removed Address DR J C AYER Xioweii Wrlto to tho Doctor Mass grades of blass bmiles throughout the house and his own sense showed him there was something wrong but with an attempt at lightness he said airily As 1 meant two braids of glass The choir was now keen eared and the So he pastor felt as if ne had met Dewey Two blads of grace shouted Then the senior deacon had pity pn him My brethren he spoke our and arose pastor has been upset by the intensity of his emotions and has tripped on two blades of grass San Francisco Examiner 7 t or miants ana uniiaren m sv m MRP In Use For 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 ¬ call him a coward Well er 1 might if I was sure he Chioago Evening News wouldnt fight Properly Defined is obstinacy in our- ¬ selves And what is obstinacy Obstinacy is firmness in somebody else Chicago Post Firmness my bo What is firmness father lJkZ 0XKM00XK00XW SEPT 20 OCT 4 OCT B flf r 9Sf Thirty Years Mm The Kind You Have Ate 7T MURRAY STHCCT Bought THE CENTAUR COMPANY NWORK CITV hive The escape consists of a small tin box with two small springs which nearly come together at the point V shape The bee pass out between the springs at the point and cannot pet back To operate the escape get a half inch board the size of the top of the hive cut a mortise in the cen ¬ ter a little longer than the escape and place the escape in the mortise The board should have a small strip about one fourth of an inch thick nailed around both sides to form a bee space between the surplus case and also the -- n brood chamber In using the escape I always lift the surplus case and put an empty case in i1c place then put the escape board between the two cases putting the case of honey and bees on top of the empty case and also the escape board If the escape is put on the hive in the eiening the bees will be nearty all down in the empty case by morning 1 propose to put the escape on in the evening so the bees will be ready to go to work in the morning If honey is coming in in sufficient quantities the empty case should be filled with sec tons so that the bees will lose no time remove the case of honey in the morning or as soon a the bees are nearly all out If the season is over and the bees are not very active they will be slower in going out of the case I like to get the honejr off as soon as possible so there will be no danger of robbing should there happen to be iny way for bees to get in It is a great satisfaction to be able to re- ¬ move sections from the case without being bothered with a great lot of bees to brush off E S Mead in Ohio Attack by light shot or shell upon a thick armor belt would be ineffectual however well directed and again He Was Cruel heavy shot or shell fired from the main Mr Nupop I think 1 will have my whisarmament of a battleship would not be kers shaved off properly employed as a rule in attackMrs Nupop reproachfully Why John FOR MAKING WIRE FENCE3 ing unarmored positions The only I didnt think you could be so heartless You in one corner well braced The reel reason for putting guns of different know how baby loves to pull them Up to of wire is put on as suggested for at- 2aliber upon a ship is that the target Date taching the upper wire and below the presented to them bj the enemys vesPreparing the Case If it First Lawyer Each witness gives a differbraces at various heights when put sel is not a homogeneous bod ting up the other wires This brings were it would simplify matters to have ent account of the accident Second Lawyer Yes if we put them all the wire right along beside the stakes all guns alike The big guns are for may think guns are dii the stand the jury accidents our client and at just the height desir ed When the hard places and the small Puck met with three or four ready to staple let the driver of the for the soft ones team take hold of one arm of the reel There is a proper target upon every Why He Had Hopes to keep it from turning starting up enemys ship for each of the different Mr Gotrox decisively My daughter is to get married the team a few feet to stretch the calibers of guns carried and these tar- not the right agepersuasively 1 quite agree Mr Hardupp gets will vary according to the type of with you wire His companion then staples Mr Gotrox and every year makes So much will depend it worse you know Judge firmly when more wire is unreeled ship attacked and the process is repeated rA slow upon the first few minutes of a close Spread of the Classic Style moving team should be used or it will action that if a commander could give instructions to his different gun deHow did you maiage to get such an exnot be safe to attempt holding the tachments before coming within close tensive manufacturing plant in your town reel American Agriculturist visitor range as to the part of the ship upon asked the Ave rooted for it replied the naWell which they should direct their fire it tive Chicago Tribune FINE LIQUID MANURE might be of immense advantage to I1JIL- ¬ HgtrrwTI Bill titit I JL mj ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ These are the days on which you can buy very low rate round trip Excursion Tickets to NEBRASKA and other points in the West Northwest and Southwest good for 21 days Stop on your way and see the GREAT TRANS MISSISSIPPI EXPOSITION AT OMAHA 1 Ask your nearest railroad agent to make your ticket read over the Burlington Route You can get a handsome illustrated pamphlet describing Nebraska and another all about the Exposition both free by writing to P S EUSTIS General Passenger EPT 6 Agent C Q R R Chicago III ¬ ¬ ¬ 0000HCKXXX0K00X0X0 v Home an Nebraska a prosperous country where a farm can be bought for one years rent of an eastern farm EPIew Go and Book for a ¬ 3 An Enprlisli Journal Tells How to Pre pnre and Care for It and How to Use It larmer FACTS FOR FARMERS Use plenty of lime about the stable Nobody ever av a successful farmer Brains pay ever3rwhere Use light tools in working on the farm und always have them in good order Blue grass has strong roots and hence will stand a good deal of dry weather Require Constant Care Cut the burdock off just below the There is no greater mistake than to crown and it will be the last of the bur suppose that a macadam road once laid farmhand ¬ who had inferior stock Tiry to hire brains when you hire a The following directions for prepar ¬ ing a liquid manure are given by the Gardeners Chronicle Put into a 40 gallon tank or cistern two bushels of fresh horse dung stir it well about and leave it to clear and in about a week add one peck of fresh soot in ¬ closed in a canvas bag squeeze this a little every third day so as to make its contents exude Let the mixture get clear and then use sajr one quart to three gallons of rain or soft water This is a good manure for all kinds of soft wooded plants It may be made stronger by adding chickens or pigeons dung at the rate of half a peck to the above quantities If in summer time bubbles generate on the siirface it is a symptom of fermenta ¬ tion and the latter should be stayed yy the addition of a small quantity of white vitrol Of course after the cask has been filled up twice the contents should be turned out and a fresh lot made up Instead of clear water soap suds may be used in filling up the cask dock Parsnips are a good vegetable al ¬ though some people do not seem to realize it Cows are apt to shrink their milk for r time when changed from one food to another although the latter food Why ve do not may- be the best Plowman know Western - needs no care The most economical method of maintenance i to give it constant attention When the price of honey is low i does not pay to extract so close that it is necessary to feed granulated sugar in order to carry the swarms through the winter him THE MARKETS Before he can do this he must rec ¬ 8 Cincinnati ognize his enemy and every means LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 3 10 Sept3 75 would no doubt be taken to discover 4 00 4 45 Select butchers 7 25 6 75 CALVES Fairio good light ¬ the identity of an opponent at the ear- HOG Common 3 75 3 10 3 75 liest possible moment 3 SO Mixed packers 3 65 3 90 Llpht snippers Let us suppose the enemys ship or SHEEP Choice 3 40 3 90 at any rate the class to which she be- ¬ LAilB- a5 00 5 60 2 75 2 95 longs is kncivn Then if the captain FLOUR Winter family 64 GKAIN Wheat No2rednew C2 could turn to his notebook and find a No 3 red 31 Corn No 2 mixed prearranged plan of attack suited to 22 21 Oats Nc 2 her construction he could at once tell 46 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice 800 the guns crews what their target was PROVI IONSMess Pork 9 50 to be 4 6714 Iard Prime steam 11 dairy may be that duels between ships BUi It 20 Prime to choice creamery will be of rare occurrence and that APPLES Choice to fancy 1 75 2 25 75 50 such actions as that of the Yalu will be POTATOES per bbl CHICAGO the most frequent where fleets will 3 75 3 65 FLOUR Winter patent- pass each other rapidly and where GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 65 64 62 58 such rules as I propose for discrim ¬ No 3 Cnicago spring 30U CORN No 2 30J inating attack could not be put In prac- OAJS No 2 20tf 8 45 tice But is there not still the chance PORK iless 8 40 4 72J4 that individual ships may be pitted LARD Steam NEW YORK against each other when it will be FLOUR 3 70 4 00 Winter patent worth while to fight with the head WHEAT No 2 red 6H 36 COKN No 2 mixed Cassiers Magazine 47 RYE OAT Mixed 25i 10 26 Individual Odor 40 10 10 PORK New mess Every human being has a specific LARD Western 5 87 odor of his own according to A Bethe BALTIMORE 6 00 5 60 Family in the Archiv der Gesammten Physi FLOUR Wheat No 2 66 66J4 GKAIN ologic by which he can be recognized cb 67 60 Southern Wheat 34V 34 Corn Mixed not merely by dogs but by persons 26 26 Oats No 2 white with sensitive organs of smell The 45 Rye No 2 western A 25 4 65 case is mentioned of a man who blind CATTLE First quality 4 60 folded could pick out each individual HOGb We3tern INDIANAPOLIS in a company of 20 by his odor The GRAIN 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actually caught in any nefarious slender white lingers whoso regular sway proceeuingbut it was known that ho had back and forth gave me a delicious sensa- run through most of his friends that he tion Then I distinguished the face bent was wonderfully lucky at faro and that ho above me a pretty face pale and sad with was anxiously looking out for an heiress The wedding duly took place and about great gray eyes under which were black circles rosy wet eyelids but white lips four months afterward Captain and Mrs Faulkiner wero back in town Her hair fell in disorder over her forehead tho happiest couple to bo found apparently in all Bcl curling behind her ears down to her shoul- gravia ders My first lines in a slanting English As for Faulkiner he seemed completely handwriting were to this effect changed There was a manliness about Had passed a miserable night impossi- ¬ II is ble to sleep strange dream and awoke him that one never noticed before eyes wore a frank expression that was trembling pity and mercy asked in the truly refreshing to see He was clearly same line Then the ball of the night bedevoted to his wife nd they seemed to fore was spoken of She had been very perfectly understand and trust each other unhappy and had left full of presentiment What could it meanWhy was this although ho was there Gradually I got to really like Faulkiner Sho leaned on the desk her head on her ¬ was a pattern of EDWARD HARDY the jolly man hand and fell into a reverie Her sleovo He mado a splendid host impressed one as of Sheppard Cos great store at fell back and I felt the perfume of her tho domestic virtues and Braceville 111 writes I had never warm soft arm penetrato me Sho re- being the soul of honor Our acquaintance been sick a day in my life until in 1890 I mained thus some time hor beautiful finally ripened into a close friendship got so bad with nervous prostration that I largo eyes full of sad thought Suddenly One evening he expounded tho mystery Shall I tell you the story of my courthad to give up and commence to doctor I twqt tears gathered and I began to under tried our local physicians and one in Soliet stand the sense of the words Why was ship Jack he asked As you will my dear fellow I rc but none gave me any relief and I thought this The tears trembled on her eyelids I was going to die I became despondent then ran down her cheek The poor little pliod if it isnt too sacred a subject for a third party and suffered untold agony I could not eat woman sighed and returned to me sleep nor rest a nd it seemed as if I could Thats just it It is a sacred subject Ho had been very neglectful at the ball not exist At the end of six months I was and sho had caught his eye only once or as you will see Ho lit a cigar and proceeded reduced to but a shadow of myself and at twice The pen began to write rapidly my heart became affected and I was the words wero scratched off sentences All that tho world thought and said of last truly miserable I took six or eight bottles followed each other without punctuation me before I was married was truo and of Dr Miles Nervine It gave me relief a passionato love filled my pages in a more than true I was a regular bad lot from the start and at last a cure the great retrospective glanco The transport of and it is true also that in proposing to my life est blessing of doubts timidity the Miss Beaumont I was actuated by tho most the first days Dr Miles Remedies BST Dr avowal first kisses Then the day when mercenary motives and those alone ¬ All I wanted was heriipney her are sold by all drugT Miles M jealousy was awakened soifterrible yet so money that Do you hear The world Jack gists under a positive ten minutes charming terror agony said so and the world was perfectly right guarantee first bottle late the promise of eternal fidelity re benefits or money re- ¬ p5 Bestores newed vows all this as the eyes rained I had plans as to what I would do with it My chief anxiety was to prevont- her getfunded Book on dis- ¬ Wk tears and the pen went on impetuously Health ting any inkling of the truth and so I eases of the heart and tightly held in the thin fingers nerves free Address My four pages were full when some one never ceased to dance constant attendance DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind entered the room I disappeared quickly on her and especially to withdraw her as inside the desk I fell among a pile of let- ¬ far as possible from her lady friends All ters faded flowers and debris of all sorts went well until one evening at the Villiers In ono corner lay a white cravat twisted ball she took me on one side saying i Fritz she always called mo Fritz eras around a little white bouquet It was of tH ft VJ rather than Frank Iwant to speak to mo ffijpSa vEI v cordedofmuslin and made whichsuddenly you I speak a certain date of think What is it darling later You are not to call mo darling aity When I was taken out of the S22S XJlsr S V iS tl m young woman was dressed readyhiding out rcoro till this matter in cleared up to go Tlis Leading Specialists of America rJi with a thick veil covering her red lidded What matter dear Just this- Peoplo aro saying that you eyes Sho added two words Como 20 YEARS IN OHIO are- marrying me merely far my money and then I waited impatiently for 250000 Cured a namo that I expected to seo when I felt Is that so Of cours not I love yau for yourtwo fresh warm lips pressed bo1 passionately against mo that the paper crackled self WECURESTRICTURE Stop stop lam going voput you Then a flower was slipped between my Thousands of vouncr and middle aercil to the- proof You know my solicitors men are troubled with this disease niaiiy IS leaves and I was shut up in an envelope Messrs llojkinsBicey iri Lincolns unconsciously and addressed and the ah I cannot say smart I hey may have astream km twisting ing sensation small My impressions for sne what happened Yea ciuiijj uuuiut imiifi in uuius iitriii uis- are vague I was put in a pocknfc later charge uiiTcuity in commencing weak Well- - meet me there tomorrow at where found a little handkerchief damp organs emissions ana an tno symptoms or nervous debility they have bllllC- with tho- tears I had spti wiped avay nMtott shajqp And now good night ty wn a moment she was gone 1 passed Don t let doctors experiment on We wero together until nce more T was you by catting stretching or tearing a sopless uight and with great difficulty brought forth but to fall into a vilo box you 1 bi will notcuroyou asitwill re- ¬ turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ whero I rSmained all alone It had an nerved myssrJf in the morning to ieep the MENT absorbs the stricture tissue I opening on top from which I could Bee mysterious appointment hence removes the stricture permanently Gild Dicey I call him that beoause ho people passing to ana iro j was Kepi ne It can never return No jmin no sufferis now ono of my dearest friends Ksceived ing no dotention from business by our a long time and thought 1 should never method The sexual organs are strength- ¬ get out again when thump a heavy masfr mo coldly ened The nerves are invigorated and Iliave been favored Captain FarnIk fell upon me then another and still an the blios of manhood returns ¬ very other I was nearly stifled under the load iner fto said with some my extraordi client your hideous yellcw envelope fell on my side nary instructions from os if to wrush rce out of existence Per- fiancee Miss Beaumont I must entirely Thousands of young and- middle aged men are having their sexual vigor and haps ic contained some villainous news disclaim ail responsibility in the matter vitality continually sapped by this dis sonic hypocritical lie some message of II have simply gaven effect to Miss them ease incy are frequently unconscious and the final issue of evil and I yet palpitating froio the fine of the cause of these symptoms- - General laust rest entirely with yourself B you Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail English handwriting en my pagar had to please we will go to tho adjoining room ing Jiannoou nervousness iroor ilem bo mixed up withall this ory Irritability at time3 Smarting Sen- ¬ z key clicked Kthe lock cric crack where Miss Bcauraont awaits us sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles We fomid her seated near a winsSow Weak Back General Depression Lack in enormous red liaixi plunged mto the of Ambition Sho did notrisci Scut simply bowed and I Varicocele Shrunken box arnd taking tiie- pffeket disappeared j Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE and earue again Ewica I slipped between saw that Iter face was pale and that ic may bo the cause Dont consult family doctors as they have no experience in his bigfingers I was1 too delicate for such wore an expression of enforced calm these special diseases dont allow Fritz F told you last night thafpeo handling but I vas- setzed at lastr- asrtl Quacks to experiment on you Consult plo aro saying you aro marrying me mere- ¬ crumnledi tin in a bundle tied with striil Specialists who have made a life study of Then Ewas carried along- till wo were sur ly for my money It matters little to me Uiseases ot Men and Women Our fEv mow whether they speak truth or hot If mcijiivu TttjaAiiUjaiNi will posi- ¬ rounded Tsy voices scratching of peosy au tively cure you One thousand dollars they do then whether or not I was seized anew bva hand that pressed my husband is the- light gone you become for a case we accept for treatment and out of my something dreadful upora mo I received cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure life indeed You know Fritz how I love two diro strokes right ovesrtho poox little you If you have done this cruel thing CURES GUARANTEED dower between my pages Whemlcamo to myself again I found nothing- can undo it now If you have We treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET myself on a chimney piece the room filled designed to beggar mc under tho pretext STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET with shadows of the dying iTav At Bingth of affection fortune or no fortune hus DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ¬ after a long wait my envelope was torih band or no husband can make no differr ES KTDNEY and BLADDER Diseases open and I was glanced over rapidly by euce to me But it shall nover be -said BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If unable to call write for two superb but icy cold- bin eyes sodry that you actually did marry mo for- my 3 OUESTTON BLANK for TTOMTC and hard that they gave me a shock i money and so Fritz I have asked Mr TREATMENT Only my first lines wero read ETe i Dicey to draw up a deed which which and here the- poor darling broke down seemed to divino the restr and thenheKENNEDYS KERGAM threw meioughly on the cMrnney piece completely and could say no more The deed Captain Faulkiner said again the flower fell uraheeded to tho floor 122 W FOURTH STREET Mr Dicey with frigid solemnity is-- an I saw it nomore Tho one who rejected me so unkindly was CINCINNATI O very handsome uncommon one I know indeed ofi no man talland well made with curly blbncL precedent But it recites that in considhair and long carefully trimmed baard eration of Captain Francis Arthur Faulki He was elegantly dressed and his bands Tier of the Second Life guards releasing Miss Honor Beaumont of Hurstfield were white- and delicate House Hertfordshire from her engage As I lay in an uncomfortablo position ment to marry him the said Miss Honor jo close to a chandelier the- man evidently forgetful of my existence dovoted his at- Beaumont herewith makes over to the tention tc tying a white cravat tho mate- f 6am captain Francis Artnur tfaiumner as o t all her real and personal nronertv nf tho mifi in tiin flnei v nnd nr rimv VHV JW UWUWU t 4VUI1W44M scheduled herewith save and except tho this very moment my dearfriend whosent mo forth this morning waswonderinghow residence known as The Grove Isleworth I was being received Oh if I couldlonly in tho csunty of Middlesex and as much TO efTace all that sho had confided ta mel of her Midland railway debenture stock as Ho reread mo however after a tim jmd will suffice to provide an annuity of 1500 little by little memory awakened iiziturn a year I turned half mechanically to Honor over tho history contained therein bat his expression remained hard and cold Re- ¬ She was atill calm and pale but Ber eyes lcqJovriates will be in ef-proaches tears heartthrobs all were un- ¬ were brimful of tears leet irom all points in tno availing I heard him murmur as he It is impossible I exclaimed and South to Cincinnati and re iturn via the Queen Cres- paced upand down the room If Hgoy just at that moment something seemed to 3DJ leehVKbuteandits connect- thero will be more tears and what to be struggle within me for out of the depths m ling lines during tho done i It is not my fault that I db not of my sinful heart thero came welling tho uci lovo her any longer I am decided 1 tiny fsable remnant of tho littlbgood it JA it cannot go tonight i will write and tell ever hold ui I fait as if I could give not only love but her so twill say and ho wrote What a differenceover this morning life to-- that noble woman who had proposed 2dWatiorjalr3iicampment when Zsaw a sweet womans face bending to herself this mad this fearful sacrifice over me feverish with emotion caused by in order to put to proof the sincerity of the Sept 5th to 10th 1898 thoughts of him anthis man seated be- ¬ mansho loved Disregarding thepresence Tickets will bo on sale fore a table searching his brain forphrases of thsman of law I clasped her in my inclusive to fit but tho words would not como any arms and we yes Jack v wept to- ¬ 3BOpdretuTningr Septl3t f Extension of limit to Oe- mor easily than tho ideas HQjtoxoup gether ffirAlinH OS3 a rlA auuuiuu iajuc iiu iuii lu nu3l treasure now that sacred parchmeat six pages before finishing three lines by depositinefticfeet with Joint Atraift Caifjon your I tell you all thisfrom the bo ttoni of a wbich awakened to new life tho little good t W Ticket jAKenfcorito for drawerwhero I am lying Thero aro let- ¬ that was left in me which aroused the ters and faded- flowers and ribbons all dfeadened sense of unselfish love and gave around me and recognize the perfume of meriches greater far than my villainy had my tear 6tained pages Where shall I be ever dreamed of Do you wonder Jtck Finest train Searviceln ihe South Through tomorrow What will become of me that I am a changed man London ujjm njs idepersoii This is my thought as I dream of the black News vescro ion uiuuu juii uiuiy eyes full of tears and the cold blue eyes from5JackovUlf3Sdvfinah Historic Weddiag Ring itltW CoiunbirMon that have ceased to respond From the vr wm French After the great battle of Edgehill fought oxvlllo m etc when Charles I was king of England it Az Editors Apology isl through to Cincinnati without was noticed that one of his officers A Hartland correspondent who wrote an ancestor of the present bravest family Verney up a wedding which hadnt taken place was missing Search was made for tho rjrrnJ JiTTU J b thus very neatly explains matters gallant soldier Nothing was found but laVtSfci Apology is duo to the parties con- ¬ the gloved hand still f 7 A 11071 irj4jFi i Jlif iw clutohing the royal itihauu cerned Wo dont often get caught in this standard and the wedding i0fj way but this time wo were told so confi- ¬ always wore still encircled ring which he 9i TsiAi the finger The dently by honest folks that the wedding ornament was worn cn vijooiu xiuii to aiflori jj idi tU twin outside the gloved was a fact that we took the bait and wrote hand With this historto HI li l hi mini ii biss a3od relio the Verney the item Wo sometimes feel like the ven ¬ family of Clayton Buckinghamshire Eng ¬ rSFl JJ1 l7l ilil illtii 1A1 lk erable Scotchman who as he read King land have solemnized all their marriages m uavids words viz 4I said in my haste the ordinary gold being sub all men are liars blurted out Eh mon stituted after tho band always The latest xsa CTifC9 Wt HaEW - iaD ceremony rt ft - - A rgsfclirj v - - if ye 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