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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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V Wis 1 - fee Z43 iixrtw Mi CHAMP MILLER EWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY mui i ii Editors and Owners iitu fta ill W 5EZS IIIUMIHIgattWW ir5 C5 FEB 1 1881 74-- x UAHsewsitga ga6natarrrryKxrBtawj I I EIGBTEESTH YEAR WE IHlTfllHigJU 1 PARIS BOURBON CO KY FBIDJtY SEPTEMBER 16 1898 T 1U iWJIILil MO - i H- - Wt JIUHIIJWil1imMJ - IWJ MJIW HiIAIIIJJ Mrs KTOflgdy of lHJ1i VIII IMP H IhWWiil XBvjijic7TasraasPOTinactRaaaEaty3eMii I BROWSES THE LARGEST HOME OUTFITTERS IN THE KVPTRE SOUTH MILLERSBURG News Notes Gatliered In And About The i I FURNIT W Chairs from 75c to 2 Rockers from 148 up to any pricCouches from 750 10 and 15 up Parlor Suits complete irom SIS up Reel Room Suits from 1250up OUR OARPET TEPARTMENT IP- r Will now signalize itself Well mukde Ganpets with stjle and tone priced purposely low Hemp Carpets 16 2 Be ieu yard Ingrain Carpets 25c 4 ic 50c Brussels Carp ts 5Uc 55u 00c Velvet Carpets Toe S5- 90c Mattings Oil Cloths and tll flour requisites WALL PAPER UsV - the last few da vs car loads of new nnd choice po dt jut Here is ample evidence of great preparation Over two on our floors in - f r f Dr Goldstein will be in Millersburg Monday aiicfr lupsday Sejtt 19th and 20th at tlie Fleming House where those nepdiifg his services can consult him Examinations free Having purchased the county right for the Bittle Wonder Seed Fan which willEeparate any and all kiuds of seeds auocaii be operated by one man pricejKl200 I wil try and call on all persiaajl before seeding time Respectiully yours Ed Bedford Ruddles Mills Ky tf m Buying stould begin i i ea ne t this we k Not only CarpenteaBros took thirteen prem day BU i we hae prepared a glorious is the price at the Ewing Fair iniums last array of tempting styles for ur inspection Mrs W M Britt and sou George cluding tet pair best buggy team are visiting friends in Lexington this paddle horsjs several sweepstaKes and IRON BEDS DRAPERIES WOOD MANTEL week two ties in ie special 0ring to all graduates ahd uon graduates Will Miss B ssie As hurst of Hutchison 13 Turney him five of Carpenter Bros the guest of Miss Bessie R dniMi near 1 0 horses at th Lexington Colored Fair town ihis week a Carpets Furniture Wall Pape Mrs Eiua Clary of Moorefield visit I lriends here Wednesday e and Thurs Odd Fcllfcivs Neiv Home Opened day ycpaAPajTtartBv3t3sxja3a3tfgaBat2 sr32 jyryyiy1iiaiiCTvyj-iM-1wwitimOnte of thSprettiecjt places in Lexing Miss Alice Brady yust of Miss Mary 9 p Armstrong returned 10 Carlisle Wed ton says ii Herald is the Odd Fellows nttiay Widow arm Orphans Home which w was forinamr opened Wednesday after ¬ Miss Anna Frazee of Lexington is L3i t7 the guest of her cousin Miss Blanch noon to thJpubiie The home is situ Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building Darnell ated at tharextrame end of West Sixth Arthur Best is home from Cincinnati street anc s one of the nost desirably up the tailoring business in Paris He ecoirnized the fact that five years ago that the only on a vit with his parents Dr and Mrs located ph s in the citv FIRST The haud- 1 R Best day of big profits and small sales was past some resid c is comrorraoiv turuisuea SECOND lie cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 Mr Sam Procter and wife moved last and the wi ws and ornhaus will receive week into the Hunt residence en PER CENT the beat poSibie treatment JMeasaut street 1 - - riht Kurt Ollie Marshall spent several day in Liexmgtou this week Miss Katie Miller is visiting relatives and friends in Covington Rev J A Ta lor will preach at the Baptist Church Sunday Mr Hood Barnes returned from a visit to Mason Tuesday N is now Mr Ed Brown of the L on special service at Berea Bert McClintoek sold to Will Griffith 2t head or 1200 b cattle at 450 Mclntyre McCliutock shipped two curs of cattle to uinciunati Tuesday C W Hensou sold to Will Burroughs eight nice red calves at 22 per head Messrs W GeCiiatoek aud Robt Miller Jr are both quite ill with fever Dr Chas Dickson of Paris was the guest of Mr C W Howard Wednesday Mr Henry Dailey will return to Vanderbilt college at Nabhville Mon ¬ - ibcinnati is the gnest ol MrA MNamfia near town Miss Jighnaster of Lexington is the guest of herJEtuut Mis Martin Bowles near town Prof Claji Wilson and wife of Lex ingtou werf guests otMrs C H Dailey ne Professor will teach in this wek city schrol at Paris this year the daughter of Osgood j Yaki Tlie iriiulno Hypn- tist The Zanosville of thesHnsationi Ohio Reorder Mis Will Kennev Physician Miss Blanche Aliband of Nifbolasvillo tnarrifd atjjfeffersonvdle Ind jli Hughes Campbell eloped Monday with Mr Campbi Jl aged 19 near W N and were 7 to 10 a m and while blind folded drove a carriage 2 to 4 p m through the crowded streets The 7 to 8 p m Recorder tells that while Yaki was in 16ang tf Lidia he was fancied by a Prince who kept him as bis guest until a mis step in royal etiquette brought him into dis- ¬ favor The Recorder says that he finally escaped by the aid of a Hindoo boy carrying away wonderful secrets of Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian Church magic and hypnotism Dr Bucks old office Prof Boone writes The News that he now performs the burial feat without Office on first floor the aid of an air pipe He also says that he has not shared the professional repu- ¬ Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m tation of The Boones with any partner and will not take any one in to partnership Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts He performed the famous burial feat Office Hours feats pfirformed at the Zmesville Fair last week by Prof Edwin Boore who is known in the Orient ai Yaki the Hindpo Hypnotist M D Surgeon L U NELSON FOR PIE3STT yk ¬ ¬ OF A DIwfVLIft o flivdl w w I desire to lease for a term of y ears my farm in Bourbon county near E waits Cross Road s aud 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 232 W Main sfc ¬ Sale on the premises on The undersigned will offer at Public W E HIBLER Lexington Ky V vwj THURSDAY SEPT 22D 1898 the farm now occupied by Mrs Frances Shropshire widow of A C Shropshire containing about 110 acies of land situ- ¬ ated near Jacksonville Bourbon County Ky It has upon it a comfortable dwelling and all necessary outbuildings the place being one of the best proouciug farms in the county This is a rare opportunity for one de- ¬ siring to make an investment in a small larsf his workmanship FOURTH 1HIRD Me kept up the quality of his materials his st7les and He always does a he advertised JSl As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appreciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or Overcoat Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers a big profit says H S Stout at If you want credit your high price tailor gladly extends it for he mjgikes you pay dearly lor it in the end Why not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by ESXJXj5 B ¬ farm ljuuks For SalH Mr and Mrs T F Phillips of Win Terms One- - bird cash balance in Chester are guests of Mr aud Mrs equal payments of oue and two years 20 puremned selected Southdown buok the deferred payments to bear interest Henry Phillips at 5 per cent per annum or the pur- ¬ lambs JM Miss Belle Marr of Huutiugtou W nthdown bucks chaser may pay cash for the whole Vh arrived last niirht for a vibit to Also 4 Smtswold bucks Sale at 11 oclock a m FOR PLBASDRE Miss Mary Champ Addressil 2sep tt K J PHOTOGRAPHY ¬ Miss Arnia Jouway returned Tuesday from a visit with J W Larkin atd HUTCHCRAFT HeJmalstneFi nest J ImnTteOlSirits rortiwiS9pSP flC CO 3000 AND PARIS FURM3HING JOE MUNSON 3500 TMLORIHG H S STOUT Manager Cutter Jai9drVieW X t I JLl irtl AyvyWaoTflf4f -- oF aCfxangedjar I lj J N X S mnartAlbsirtori VfoR WffUMf Qhjom eaarujed i am wwvi m j jh w a m n Ujx mdmci d tte footitim uv ft lanjily near Kiserton Crawford Bros have lately improv Mr Jas A Butler and family re ¬ turned Thursday from a vioit with rela ¬ ed their barber shop making it decided- tives near Augusta Ky attractive shop in Paris Tlr1oT Willitini Pntmra rvf TlarrlcfntXTn They6 fferialirornptexpert and polite hedtilsrJDthb5Qtfti8ffi servi ceifaniatijiropiiBRrsicoiiia3BaffiK mi Moifday and Tu- eday nitruts in the city Hot or cold baths at any Prof C M Best s Training aud Mili- ¬ hour if 86 tary School opened Monday with auu a number of engagements The very best companies com- ¬ Rev J G Anderson of Tampa Fla will preach at the Presbyterian Church pose my agency which insures Sunday morning and evening against fire wind and storm The Christian and Methodist Church Non union wiii run an excursion from Maysville to W O H1NT0N Agent orreut on Saturda3 Sept 24th Miss Julia Miller returned Tuesday from t oviugton accompanied by her WET WHEAT grand mother Mrs Robt Howe Wanted To buy a small improved We have machines thxt will farm of about 75 acr s Address Lock box 7 Millersburg Ky vtisep 4t thoroughly clean and dry your Judge J Ed Hull and wife are visit-¬ wheat if thrashed wet ing her parents iu Fieuuiogsbnrg and at reasonable tuuin ihe Mcihodit Uuul reuce 3w J EEIBLESCO Mrs Wiliiaa K nnedy aud Mrs Harrv James of Carlisle were guests of Mrs Chas Leer near town Tuesday Use Parib Milling Co s Purity Messrs Peny Ii Ifcisou E P Ciarke flour for sale by all grjeers las Carpenter and Sam Proctor are on the Uinciuaii tobacco market this Ask for it Take no other 7- Paris Ky Atty for Mrs Frances Shropshire A T Forsyth Auctr td WE M PURNELL ADLAKE CAMERA 12 keeprrrno 113 5L 3 5 v-f- -- Dissolution tjL Mice ¬ - - - -- The undersigned composingtheffrrn Reed Laundry have tbis of Haggard day June 13 1898 by mutual consent dissolved partnership 0 E Reed as suming all the debts and liabilities Those owing the firm will please settle with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J H Haggard is not liable for debts con- ¬ tracted bv above firm Signed this 13th day of Juue 1898 O E REED osp 4wks J H HAGGARD Takes 4x5 plates that all dealers matterjwhat make feetemeiss anvwhefe The after expense is least The Pleasure is most Sent express paid anywhere in the United States A careful book on it sent if you ask ADAMS WSSTLAKE CO 110 Ontario Street Chicago It is the easiest camera Makes the best photographs Never out of order - a YRUPINDIGESTION 1 1 PEPSIll CURES Insure in mv agency non ¬ union Promp -- paying reliable companies insures against fire wind and storm W O HINTOM Agent KATZUOAV TIME CARD DR CALDWELLS Ml -- Ghres stm v vakiV An a k aia a - i r a t Week Sew Fall Styles Made from fine smooth kid of thevery best quality silk top facing fast color eyelets in the lace has all the fine points of a high grade shoe and is stylish and serviceable Made in button and lace Welts or Turns T T I A A -- CwAxlo IvaA tafceixte Miae4 uAiwi etocfed ATaiWrt Sold b7- V sr V -- i - James Kennndy Druggist ijayTratr N R R L Rev Dml Roberts m and family My agency insures against Rev W M Britt and Prof Fishor f ARRIVAL OF TRAINS M F v are attending Conference at fire wind and storm best oli re- ¬ Fleinintifburg Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p prompt paying compa- ¬ From m 1010 p m M L Walker Miss Ella Vandi liable Mr From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m ver f LouihVll Miss Sadie Sandusky nies ion unlon 333 p m 627 p m of L x ugton Mines Elvira aud Jennie W 0 EINTON Agent From Richmcnd 505 a m 740 a m Wallare of Point Levee were cuests of 328 p m Mr John Tboru and tiste s tbis week A From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m c The Brooklyn KaacsKCJT jf- - aayrj JrwsrjgssaiiTiMrTgsgggMijjitjLavKauaiap DEPARTURE OP TRAINS To Cincinnati W Tni 1 l wirliifili f Tn fir iffy ii I i fl laii To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p 340 p m 515 a m 751 a m m and they are worth absolutely every cent we ask for them Price Main 350 Clays Shoe Store Cor 4th m p m 1016 To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent Richmond Nicliolasville and Beattyville Paris Ky Railroad L H Landman M Dr No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati iSaim- - t rv VmnBtimWmlmmfA m mMlm uyPTMRjjUKi gfll F3ymF WrLwff mg out tte o1 n fa tho new out the false Ring in the true S We bring to you the new and true from the Pmey forests of Norway DR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS Ohio all Concerned urday July 16th and continuing each Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Saturday nutil further notice train No Ky will 3 leavintr Wr iilles at 652 p m Returning run through to Irvine train No 2 will leave Irvine aa 500 a TUESDAY OCT IITH 1898 To - Versailles Ky July 1896 Of Commencing Sat- ¬ 11 THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE Hasball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all tions condi- ¬ mi removable and renewable without having to disconnect water box A-- heavy durable construction in all best materials skilled workmanship modem and of kitchen furniture noth- ¬ its appointments A handsome piece For ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience sale by airprominent dealers Alsodraw out grate up-to-dat- e -- CO EBSTEGGE GOHMANN Louisyills Ey ft 3jfrrjiM iV--- WmmVxS Pine-Tar- science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila- ¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no inclination to cough SOLD BY ALU GOOD DRUGGISTS Natures most natural remedy improved by m each Monday thus enabling parties t Estill Springs and reforming every second Tuesday in each to spend ouuiiamonth return Mouday in time for business m Browning G P A C Reeerence Every leading physician from Paris connects of Paris Kentucky 530 p tu trail with thi train going to the Springs and the 5 a in train rrom me opnngs con- ¬ f N at Richmond nects with the Li Junction so that you can reach Paris at 745 a m Plan Your Summer Outlnjr Now BDCE1R TOBACCO CO Go to Picturesque Mackinac via Tlie Coast Ijine WABlfllK LOUISVILLE KY - - vresk 1 unss strong 8ducfthKy Bottles Only 25c 50c and 100 Sizes BE SURE YOU GET I AM 86 YEARS and never nsed any remedy equal toOLD Bells Dr xruuey xi gives quicK ana permanent relief qf Dr TIsIIs to grip as well as coughs and colds It makes PIse-Tsr-Hon- Mra M A Metcalfe for the round trip including meals and Four Months Storage Free berths One thousand miles of lake ride on new modern steel steamers for the Independent Warehouse N Send 2c for illustrated r above rates pamphlet Address W L DAVIS Agent A A Sceantz G P A ljan99 Detroit Mich Paris Ky It only costs 1350 from Detroit 1550 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland a fSonrj u i I U H H THE BOURBON NEWS PAMS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1898 i f n f i DEAD EMPRESS deputies guarding She Bequeaths Jewels Valued at S2 500000 to Charitable Purposes Emperor Joseph Will Found a Great Char ¬ itable Institution to Immortalize Her mines HIS AWFULFATE The Empress Assassin Will Be Placed in a Small Dark Cell EVACUATION OF PORTO RICO iieply of Spanish Commission Satisfactory to Our Commissioners First Detach ¬ ment of Spanish WilL Leave Soon UNTRANSLATABLE The American Pfcrase Get There Is Difficult for Foreigners to Trouble in the Pittsburgh Miuinsr District is Feared Imported Negroes to Displace the Strikers h fr t Name The Coffin Closed and No Ono Will Ever See Her Face Again I H i U H r t n H Geneva Sept 14 On the arrival here Tuesday of the representatives of the Austrian court they were conduct- ¬ ed to the death chamber and viewed the remains of the empress The ladies of the party were particularly af fected After prayers had been offered the coffin was finally closed in the presence of the authorities The bishop of Fribourjr the arch priest of the cathedral of Notre Dame and several Genevese ecclesiastics in full canonicals blessed the remains in the presence of the court personages each of whom sprinkled the body with holy water President Ruffy and the members of the federal council came ¬ ¬ ¬ from Berne in a body officially to tender the nations sympatlry Large crowds of citizens with bared heads surrounded the depot and the council rode in carriages to the hotel between files of gendarmes There they were received by the emperors representatives and the suite of the empress all in the deepest mourning Replying- toPresident Ruffys address of sympathy Count Von Kaufstein - ¬ I iff I the Austrian minister thanked the Swiss people who in these unhappy days have given evidence of so great sympathy with the Austrians It is said that the assassin will be tried at a special term next month Luigini or Luchessi declares that if he had been in Italy he would have struck at King Humbert Empress Elizabeth it is reported left a will bequeathing her jewels valued at 2500000 to charities The coffin has been closed and no ¬ body not even Emperor Francis Jo-¬ seph will see the face again The body was finally enveloped in a black faille dress the hair arranged with a diadem over the forehead and the hands folded lightly together holding a cross and rosary White roses form a garland around the whole body concealing the white P P i K i II fr I H a l s a i T St- - rj it K l t ft i L i ft satin lining of the coffin Very few have seen her majestys features as her face most of the time has been covered with a white cloth vhile a white flowered veil has cov ered the whole coffin Vienna Sept 14 The kings of Sax¬ ony Servia and Roumania with an immense and notable assemblage will attend the funeral The will of the empress it is said gives full instructions regarding her obsequies LaingTs castle is left to her favorite daughter Archduchess Valerie Achillieon in the island of Coru she left to Princess Cissela The bulk of her fortune is divided among the grand children After reading the will Emperor Francis Joseph said I must honor ihis unique woman in a special way It is understood th at the emperor will found a great charitable institution to immortalize her name Vienna Sept 14 The arrangements for the funeral ceremonies were pub lished Tuesday evening The body of the Empress Elizabeth will lie in state in the Hofburg on Friday and during the forenoon of Saturday and the in terment will take place at the Capu gin church at 4 oclock Saturday after ¬ ¬ Serious trouble is feared in the third pool be¬ He Will Be Fed Just Enough to Enable fore the struggle for the enforcement Him to Support Life Violent Anti of the Chicago coal mining agreement Italian Demonstrations Take is ended The mines are guarded by Place Six Killed deputies and the strikers are encamp ¬ Arrange- ¬ ed in the neighborhood New York Sept 14 A dispatch to ments are being made for the impor-¬ tation of Negroes to take the places of the World from Geneva says The life imprisonment with solitary the strikers and an oucbreak is then expected Tuesday night two Slavs confinement in store for the Austrian were ordered oft the companys prop- ¬ empress assassin is declared by those erty at the Catsburg mine by a special acquainted with Swiss prisons to be policeman on duty there and before vastly worse than death A correspondent who recently visited retiring one of them fired several shots at Deputy Hey ward who put both the chief prison of the canton of Vaud They were locked where the assassin will be confined men under arrest describes as sad in the extreme the re ¬ up and are awaiting a hearing The miners officials claim that the sult of solitary life impi isonment One man whom he saw there the per¬ shooting was done by the guards Wednesday morning the strikers petrator of a series of murders in the marched to the Gallatin mine where a mountains had been in the same cell few men were working and induced for 15 ye ars with the result that he completely lost his reason them to stop The governor of the prison confessMayor Wilson of Monongahela City has issued a proclamation command ¬ ed that in view of this and other simi- ¬ ing all persons to abstain from assem- ¬ lar cases his views of capital punish ¬ bling and congregating on the public ment had undergone a complete change streets and interfering with the peace and that he was now strongly in favor of the city President Dolan says of the death penalty Mr Ridgely the American consul every pit in the third pool is now idle and that the fight will be extended to here was informed Monday night by a cabinet officer that much as it would the fourth pool Geneva the authorities Monongahela Pa Sept 15 Ex please to send the assassin to Austria citement prevailed here Wednesday in the mining situation A riot was al for trial it can not be done most precipitated Wednesday evening under the constitution Had the crime near the mines of James Jones Sons been committed in the private apart¬ when a crowd of strikers attacked ments of the empress instead of on the some men wTho were thought to be public street extradition would have non union miners They proved to be been possible Upon a sentence of life imprison- ¬ watchmen and deputies going on night duty Several were hurt but not seri- ¬ ment the assassin will be placed in a small dark cell from which he will ously Late Wednesday night Mayor Wil¬ never emerge and will be fed just son telegraphed Sheriff Kennedy at enough to enable him to support life London Sept 14 Special dispatches Washington as follows There are a number of non resident persons col- ¬ from Vienna say the entire Austrian lecting and congregating rioting and Hungarian empire is infuriated committing personal assaults on against the Italians as a result of the peaceful citizens of our town assassination of the Empress Eliza ¬ and I have used all the beth and that violent anti Italian power that lean command to quell the demonstrations have taken place at riot and restore order but I find I am Trieste where the Italians and natives unable to command sufficient force to have been fighting in the streets with do so I therefore call upon you as sticks and stones some times using re- ¬ Six deaths are reported to the highest peace officer of thecoun volvers ty to at once furnish deputies in suf- ¬ have occurred there and the troops ficient number to quell the riot and were called out to suppress the dis ¬ Pittsburgh Pa Sept 15 San Juan Island of Porto Rico Sept 15 The United States Porto Rican commission evacuation met Wednesday morning The reply of the Spanish commissioners setting forth their position in accordance with the instructions from Madrid was received Tues day night It is satisfactory to our commissioners who hope the main details of the evacuation will be arrang ed within a few days The protocol sayS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ immediate evacuation which is con- ¬ strued to mean a reasonable time It is understood that a Spanish steamer is expected here in a few days from Cadiz to embark the first detachment of troops the Principado de Asturias regiment numbering S00 arrived here from Cuba prior to the outbreak of the war men which EMPRESS FUNERAL TRAIN It Made Short Stoppages at the Principal Towns in the Swiss Territory ¬ sassin Wants to 35e The As- ¬ Executed The funeral train bearing the remains of Empress Eliz ¬ abeth made short stoppages at the principal towns in Swiss territory Everywhere along the route church bells tolled and in tome places wreaths were presented The assassin it is said has written to the president of the Swiss confederation asking to be tried at Lucerne where capital punishment is in force lie now admits that he attended an anarchists club at Lausanno where it was decided to assassinate some great personages Six members of the club have been placed under arrest The assassination has produced a great revulsion of feeling among the Swiss people in faver of capital pun ¬ 15 ¬ Berne Sept Taints the blood of millions and sooner orTranslate later may break out in hip disease runnings sores or some more complicated form To a forcure scrofula or prevent it thoroughly What gives me most trouble said is trying to translate purify your blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla eign military attache your American language into English first which has a continually growing record of and then into mv own language so as to wonderful cures give my government a correct understanding of the spirit ind character of your soldiers I find the phrase get there for example difficult When I saw your infantry going forward against the opposing troops in the forts and intrenchments I said to the officer with me that tlie infantry should not Is Americas Greatest Medicine SI six for S5 attempt such a movement without the artilcure indigestion biliousness lery Youre right he told me but the Hoods Pills boys will get there At night when we were all so hungry I ventured to inquire if a furStory Xevr 3Iother-iii-Ia- w ther movement were contemplated till your A Cleveland man who went east to spend army was provisioned Then the officers his vacation brought home vth him what he who were gentlemanly all laughed and said mother-in-lastory Mother-in-the army would think about rations when thinks is a new are a drug onthe market stories they got there The second day we met law this one seems to oe a little less druggy but many of your wounded men coming back than usual A man and his wife went o as we were going forward When the colo- Europe went and the mans mother-in-lanel asked them about the fighting so many along Up to this point there is no novelty times I heard them sax1- We got there And voyage the mother-in-laafterwards I also heard those Avords used in the story On the Of course she had to be ill and died fell very often But it is so difficult for me to explain so my own people will understand it buried at sea and so the usual canvas sack was made but instead of an iron weight to Boswhat nature of tactics is get there sink the body they used a big bag of coal In ton Transcript commenting on the arrangements afterward who stuttered bad- ¬ the bereaved Swallowed a Needle and Died I always knew where ly said me A tailor in Chicago accidentally swallowed was g going but a needle and died as a result of the inflam- if I shed have to carry her own mation set up by the small needle Little Cleveland Plain Dealer things have frequently great power as is TT7T seen in a few small doses of the famous Hos n lenf cfnritiflp5f flirt tetters Stomach Bitters which however fclock he is gazing at the thermometer has an entirely different effect from the Atchison Orlobe needle in this notice The Bitters make nervous weak and sickly persons strong and well again They are also good for dyspepsia and constipation ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Scrofula 5 - 1 HoodVK w ¬ ¬ ¬ w - w -- ¬ son-in-la- w ¬ Have you a soul for music she asked as Ehe turned from the piano For music yes he replied and then he hastily changed the subject and neglected to ask her to sing again But she knew You cant always fool a ui even it she does think she has a voice hicago Post v Only for Music ¬ ¬ ¬ noon CZARS PEACE CONFERENCE The United States Will Have a Representa tive Present President McKinley Favorable to the Movement ¬ papers reaching the state department in the official mails from the east show that the almost universal expression in the public press of Japan is in favor of the United States holding permanently and governing the Philippine turbances restore order At Gratz an Italian peddler has been Islands The position taken is that lynched and at Vienna fully fifteen this will be in the interest of peace A DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE hundred Italians employed on the mu- and commerce and good government Kingston the Capital of the Island of St nicipal works have been summarily dis- The editorials insist that this is the Vincent Totally Destroyed and 30O missed in order to avert a popular re- ¬ only issue of the matter that will Lives Lost in tha Island The Italian embassy at Vienna satisfy the highest interests of the volt is guarded by a strong body of in ¬ islands and the demands of civiliza St Thomas D W L Sept 15 A fantry tion The papers declare that the boat from the Island of St Vincent a United States in assuming tthe control hundred miles west of Barbados arof the islands will receive the moral rived Wednesday at the Island of Gre ¬ support if not the active co operation nada and reports that St Vincent has of JaDan and Great Britain experienced the most violent and de- ¬ structive cyclone ever known there TURKS WILL NOT WITHDRAW Kingston the capital of St Vincent is totally destroyed It is estimated The Sultan Defies the Powers and Declares that 300 lives have been lost in that is ¬ That Great Britain Provoked Those land and that 20000 people are homeDisorders in Candin less The bodies of the dead are being buried in trenches Constantinople Sept 15 The Thousands are starving or being fed at the public ex- ¬ Turkish government has sent a cir pense cular to the powers alleging that the The amount of property destroyed British provoked the disorders at Can in St Vincent can not yet be esti- ¬ dia claiming that the present situamated Every small house in town tion is due to the measures adopted by and many large ones have been dethe powers in Crete and protesting stroyed The demolished buildings ajrainst the bombardment of Candia GEN SIR HERBERT KITCHENER include churches stores and almost The porte announces its refusal to Sirdar of the Expedition all the estate buildings Three large withdraw the Turkish troops from In the Soudan ships are ashore on the Winward coast Crete in spite of the decision of the and many smaller vessels are stranded THE PEACE COMMISSIONERS admirals that such a step is absolutely No information is obtainable here as necessary The circular has made a to the results of the threatened hurri The Cabinet Meets and They Will Be Given bad impression in diplomatic circles cane of Saturday night last Further Instructions Uefore Sailing Candia Island of Crete Sept 14 ¬ The War Is Over And now our thoughts are all of peace and home There are too often people to be found who have no home and it is to them these few words ire addressed If you really want a home you can easily get one but you should act at once before the relapse from the war puis prices on the advance In Marinette County Wisconsin the very THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS ishment finest farming land is to be had now at a is due not only to the originality and most modest figure Excellent home marTHE NEWSPAPERS OF JAPAN kets fire at hand to take whatever the farm- simplicity of the combination but also er raises and good prices are given These to the care and skill with which it is St manufactured by scientific processes They Are Almost Universally in Favor of lands are on the Chicago Milwaukee Paul Railway and full information con- known to the California Fig Syrup the United States Holding and Perma ¬ cerning them will cheerfully be furnished by C E Rollins Immigration Agent 161 Co only and we wish to impress upon nently Governing the Philippines all the importance of purchasing the La Salle Street 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Ulcers and all cose Ulcere Gangrene Fever Sores Old Sores It never fails Draws out all poison expense permanent -- and sufferine Cures Saves Best salve for AnsceKnes JPIlcs Sums Cuts anuaii resn ivountis uy man sman sic large J J AIJLEX MEUICIKJt 3c Uook tree St iliul iULinn Sold by DruglsU ¬ for Paris Next Saturday EVACUATED THE SUBURBS Fully 15000 Insurgent Troops Withdraw Washington Sept 14 President From Manila Americans Parade McKinley has not yet named a repre- ¬ and Give Military Honors sentative of the United States to at¬ v tend the conference projected by the czar with the purpose of securing a general disarmament of the great powers of the world In the answer returned by him however to the invita tion extended by the Russian minister for foreign affairs which was transmitted by Ambassador Hitchcock the president openly expressed his concurrence in the sentiments so loftily set forth in the Russian note and prom- ised if the conference is held to have the United States represented by some ¬ ¬ London Sept 15 The Manila respondent of the Times telen-rarmino- cor- ¬ I ¬ ¬ ¬ person Jewish Volunteers Granted Furloughs Xew York Sept 14 Adjt Gen Cor- bin of the United States army has consented and issued orders that 4000 t Jewish volunteers who had either joined volunteer regiments or had seen fighting at the front during the late Spanish American war should re ceive furloughs to enable them to participate in the celebrations of the Orthodox Jewish Congregational Union of America No New Fever Cuses -- ¬ ¬ r v- at Ponce San Juan de Porto Rico Sept 14 Poison Given Kinir and Crown Tr JNo new cases of yellow fever have Korea been reported from Ponce The total Yokohama Sept 15 Word from remains at four cases including two Seoul Korea says that the king and deaths both of privates of the 19th crown prince were probably poisoned regular infantry Sunday Eleven courtiers were ar- ¬ rested The victims have about re- ¬ Gen Shaf tcr Leaves for Camp WikofT Washington Sept 14 Maj Gen covered Nominated for Congress Shafter who has been in this city on official business left Tuesday night for Sunbury Pa Sept 15 Rufus Kin -- Wednesday says bully 15000 insurgent troops evacu- ¬ ated the suburbs Wednesday The Americans gave a parade and granted full military honors Perfect harmony prevailed and the natives were evident- ¬ ly delighted at the opportunity for a public display of the efficiency of their troops in drill The firmness and tact of Gen Otis have produced an excellent result The governor of Iloilo is fairly facili- ¬ tating commerce according to his agreement and trade with the south ¬ ern ports is increasing daily Contracts for Uattle Ships Awarded Washington Sept 15 The con- ¬ tracts for the three battle ships have been awarded One vessel goes to the Cramps- - another to the Newport News Shipbuilding Co and the third to the Union Iron works San Francisco They will be of 12500 tons displace- ¬ ment with coaling capacity of 2000 tons and a speed of 1SK knots Washington Sept 14 Secretary Long reached Washington Tuesday having run down from his New Eng land summerhome to meet the presidents wish that there should be a full attendance at the cabinet meeting It is the secretaries expectation unless something unforseen develops to return almost immediately to his ¬ The Bashi Bazouks have consented to disarm provided their arms are de- ¬ livered to the Turkish authorities Charged With Hobbinpr His Own Wife r ¬ ¬ -- family The purpose of the president in call ¬ ing for a full attendance at the cabinet meeting was to submit to the members the instructions which will be nven to the American peace commissioners The time is very limited in which to properly charge the commissioners as the members will sail from New York Saturday on the Campania and they must leave Washington Friday so that Sails for Porto Rico only two days are available to close up New Yoiik Sept 15 The Obdam their business in Washington Capt Walter Allen sailed from BrookPonce Porto Rico Lorenzo Snow Succeeds President Wood- ¬ lyn Wednesday for She had on board the 1st battalion of ruff Utah Sept 14 At a special meeting of the council of apostles held Tuesday morning Lorenzo Snow was chosen president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints to fill the vacancy caused by the death of President Woodruff William A Schmidt under arrest in Chicago is to be brought to this city to answer a charge of robbing Isabel H Toupel of Circle ville O who claims to be After they were his wife of 405 married she sold her little prop ¬ erty and came to this city to meet She claims he took the money him from her by force on Ma 23 and left Ever since she has hunted the city him and has finally caused his arrest An application for in Chicago papers on the governor of requisition Illinois has been issued Toledo O Sept 15 fj m vs Dewey Americaniztno the Pliilippines Wherever Battle Ax goes it pacifies and satisfies everybody and there are more men chewing m ¬ Salt Lake City ¬ the 10th Pennsylvania regiment 70 regular passengers 1G postal clerks and a crew of 75 Her cargo consisted in the main of commissary supplies for the regiments now inTorto Rico She carried also 3000 worth of delicacies and two ambulances for the army hospitals ¬ PLUG to day than any other chewing tobacco ever made The popularity of Battle Ax is both national and international You find it in Europe you find it in Maine you find it in India and youll find it in Spain very soon Our soldiers and sailors have already taken it to Cuba and the Philippines 1 Are you chewing it 1 HsBr KsssssH Consta ntinople Sept 14 It is an nounced that the United States has replied to a recent note of the Turkish government declining to accept Turkey s repudiation of the responsi bility for American losses during the Armenian troubles Mr Bayard is Weaker Declines lo Accept Turkeys Repudiation ¬ ¬ ¬ Camp Wikoff where he will resHime CoL command s Ueut He was accompanied bv Miley of his staff f Dedham Mass Sept 14 Mr Bay ard passed a restless day and Tuesday Pplk of Danville was Wednesday night was weaker Bo continues ta unanimously- nominated fo congress rose steadily and he can noEsurviye by the democratic conferees of tho maty more days Seventeenth coniQionalllistrict InrP ¬ - I The pri- ¬ vate banking institution of Daniel F Parsons at Burr Oak has made an as- ¬ The signment to A J Himbaugh bank has been in existence for about 30 years and was considered very sta ¬ ble There are a large number of de- ¬ positors and the village was in a state of excitement all day Liabilities es- ¬ timated at from 300000 to 75000 The assets consisted chiefly of real estate and mining shares atid the assignee states that Parsons- is penhi- r ¬ - Private Bank Falls Lagrange Ind Sept 15 member Pewhen youthe name v buy again BSSSSSSsH Nr Kx 1 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS Vko bid her leave this lower place where sne Borne time at taWe sat to come up higher With humble mien and brief adieus she rose Leaving her poor and faded garment here For in that chamber other rofoes are worn A gold ring old and thin she also left The whidh to keep for her dear sake I took And drew it oer my finger lovingly Was it a talisman a charm I touched The moment it was on my finger placed I felt her hand within my own again And like a dream came back all happy times That we had spent together our best TLY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1898 Xhrn THE OLD WEDDING RING Tlhe loving- Father sent His aneel Death - ill Bun Bafferty me bquld boy he elled The scabs is after ye Get a move on you Shake it up man Hit the road and as Bafferty ran Mike roaring with laughter leaped upon the top of the bank and sent his big voice after the fugitive The boat is in Bafferty And the ¬ throops is onboard Thats right Im tellin ye The throops is on board Theyre flyin light two compnies from Sherman an Ginral Carlin in com- ¬ states No memories of ill but all of good mand Will ye try the river or wMl ye Heturn to me And I possess them now try the canyon Tell the bojS if ye meet For when I feel tihis golden circlet she em that martial law is out in the Cor ¬ Is with me still with me in prayer and de Lane praise With me in every scene of lifes sweet joy Long after Bafferty was clean out of From youth right on to time of silvery age hearing Mike continued to disperse his Is not this mystic presence promise true shivering in an open windy space He soul in barbaric hoots and IioavIs till Of the reunion hoped for and a proof to listen ran uncertainly this way and that as Darcie raising on his elbow hold his for JThat though unseen she is not far away in- ¬ if crazed with fear His dog hearled another sound bade him Dear I take it so gone Lord I will believe She is not but in an upper room pursuer covered him with deliberate fernal riot Of the same mansion waits for me to aim It was pitiful to see him waver A quarter of a mile away the troops come were disembarking The orders de ¬ roetween the chances of the river and John Bragg in Boston Watchman of the broken plain below He was ex ¬ manded a quiet landing but Mike had ¬ hausted wik running his chest labored heard the roll call on board the boat bein hard painful gasps his legs were fore she touched the shore And now¬ giving under him The next moment the tramp of feet could plainly be disThe scab tinguished treading the deck of the he stumbled and fell hunter came up and turned him over wharf boat now they were mustering with his foot keeping the muzzle of on the ground Two b two in columns his rifle close to his chest He said of twos the companies were marching Steady through the something brief which Faith did not as one man night on came the solid cadencedtread hear The man never spoke but threw out his hands expressively on the sod As sharp as pistol shots rang the words The other searched his clothes and took of command The white stripes the all that he had in money or small valu- ¬ steel points gleamed through the ables and stirring him with his foot trees Silence and piercing sweet 0 voice of rescue in the dark distance the said Git git out from here Ill give you bugles sounded 3 -- nothing changed nothing- simply add ed its score to the wrong- side the side of human passion which must miss the mark a thousand times Tief ore one true aim dhall raise the record a littlehigher as the centuries pass Faith was quieted she had reached the limit of emotional fear and now a species of insensibility crept over her the reaction after the shock She wondered why she could not feel as she oug ht the peril of all those other men who were strangers to Iter affection Where was Mike always rash with himWas he safe And how was it self with the honest Cassons the wife wait ¬ ing with her little sleepy brood about her to learn perhaps that they were fatherless She started back from her relaxed outlook and hid herself as a man came run- ¬ ning like one pursued out from a group of black birch trees that stood together - ¬ - his prisoner stood Mike raised his rifle and lowered his head and suddenly he opened cry like one mad schoolboy de ¬ fying another As he came opposite to the spot where Greater joy than hers no woman she THE DUTIESOF THE CUBANS believes has ever known She casjaot look to have all the joys and all She strengths of a womans perilous Me of A Manifesto Issued by the Council of the So Called Provisional Government Au the affections Order to Military Commanders Her mother she lost before sha ever knew her A father she never had he Santiago de Cuba Sept 15 The died the spiritual death before his child council of the so called provisional was born The body of Frederick Bing government of the republic of Cuba ham still walks the earth but his soul met at Santa Cruz on September 1 and will never be cured by the Keeley or any other mundane cure it expired too formulated a manifesto to the Cuban long ago When the will is dead the people with an order to the military man is dead His children can only commanders of the Cuban army both mourn him and pay what respect they of which have been promulgated The manifesto touches on the hismay to the dTeary remains Darcie has his enemies in the Coeur tory of the movement for Cuban indedAlene but he has also his stanch pendence and the principles upon friends Mike is foreman of the Big which the Cuban people have fought Horn in place of Peter Banning de- ¬ for their liberty It proceeds in parts posed and Kitty Tjrler now Kitty Mc as follows Gowan makes the surly Big Horn Though the principal object of our revolukitchen a realm of perpetual sunshine tion has been obtained that is the destrucShe is spoiling her young mistress for tion of Spanish domination the work of this whosoever her successor may be when council is not yet at an end for the Cuban reshe and Mike go to housekeeping in the public the ideal for which we have fought ¬ ¬ Bst Wat Xews fall THE END A LOVER OF MUSIC and purposes of the men who made the revolu- ¬ tion Tlic Most Stupid of Anininls Wbn by We always felt confident that through our a Flute own perseverance we would in the long run The wood chuck has been deemed one destroy Spanish domination but we must acof natures least interesting experi knowledge that an indefinite prolongation of m edits in animal life The farmer usu the struggle would have annihilated the little aUy regards it as a nuisance which that was left of our wealth and population stupidly digs holes in the clover field The entrance upon the field of a powerful and or takes up its abode under the stone decisive factor upon which we have always fence and crops tlhe peas and beans relied and toward which the hearts of all Cu- ¬ always Dogs axe set on it traps axe laid for its bans have war turned has put an end to the horrors of to the benefit of all concerned feet and sometimes even a bucket This prompt solution we must acknowledge brigade of the entire family is organ we could never have obtained It is proper to No ¬ ¬ The Courier this and it is supplying Journal realizes the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k ¬ cream of the daily news It prints the is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from L to 50 cents a year making unquestion ¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best You get paper published anywhere ¬ papers for 50 cents 104 six or eight page ¬ By a special arrangement the Twice-a-We- ek Courier Journal and The Boub ¬ bon News will be sent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance over the has not yet been constituted Now that hos- ¬ price of this paper alone Subscriptiona tilities have ceased and Spain has renounced under this offer must be cash and must her sovereignty it is the duty of this council invariably be sent direct to The Bour ¬ to set before the Cuban people the feelings bon News office Paris Ky tf Thb Louisville Courier Journal is now publishing the fullest moat accaraU 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 it fresh and accurate TrlumpU la Photographic Art ized to dirown it out of its burrow one ini fact has ever bean able to dis Copyright 1894 by Mary Hallock Foote Xni Continued sleeper listening to the sounds which reported all that she ever knew of those incredible scenes that have gone down oa the annals of this region as the massacre of Fourth of Juljr canyon Her senses were blunted her mind re- ¬ fused to act her heart crushed the Faith sat beside her unconscious life out of her with its beating Now was the time to saj good by not the potential good by she had bid ¬ den him an hour ago but the actual parting at the brink of the river of death Many were crossing the dark waters to the citv of refuge who would never return She bent over her sleeper and kissed him sof tly but the sob that forced her heart against his aroused him and bespoke to her suddenly in his natural voice God bless me jf she held her breath in horror of his coming to himself at this fatal moment I thought that you kissed me I must be dreaming Oh let it be true Faith dear make it true before I lose you again JTIt is true said the girl hoarsely and nothing else is true nothing I will never doubt you I never did doubt you Now go to sleep Good night dear good night He held his breath and looked at her ¬ he murmured while Attention till I count GO It sent the blood to the hearts of all The hunted man sprang up and ran Once he turned his head over his shoul- who heard that midnight call Darcie der and saw his pursuer folloAving him thrilled and was himself again in that excitement Faith with cool aim He plunged into the moment of strong child and wept A broke down like a bushes cleared the bank and splashed spoken to which word at last had been into the river The man with the rifle stood on the even anarch red handed paused to brief Faith could have listen That night order would carry bank and waited it would fly from ne through the touched him where he stood camp to camp through the mountain watched till the swimmers head showed plainly beyond the shoreward shadow gorges and every man who caught but the echo of that word would under- ¬ a- dark spot parting the current in midstream then a bullet went clipping stand Those who will not heed the The voice of law or soften to the stiller through the wild rose thicket black spot turned toward the light voice of kindness imist pause at last it was the mans face he was taking hii when the bugle sounds Attention last look at the sky his hands went uj he sank and a coil of ripples un There was no weddin in Spokane wound in widening circles toward the as Mike had generously predicted but shore The hunter of scabs stood still a there was a doctor in Spokane which moment while the smoke of his rifle was more to the immediate purpose The wedding was some months later drifted awajr among the trees Then when the war was over and the trials he set his feet upon the river bank slid down and stooped at the rivers brink were over and the technicalities of the He laid his face to the water and drank law had done much to retract the ring ¬ and the river did not refuse to quench ing lesson which the clear voiced ¬ - ¬ ¬ u L keenly Your lips are cold your hands are cold Why are you saying good night The boat is late said Faith in a hol- ¬ We cannot go till the boat low voice comes You are sick rest now do rest this is your only chance She put her hands upon bim with soft shuddering touches tr3ing with all the strength of her love to master her fear that she might have power to lull him into obliviousness of the awful sounds of the night Under the trees it liidin out with Faith raised her hand but she did was quite dusk he could see nothing not speak but she felt that he was listening Show me his face Whats the mat What is that firing ter with him Raff erty made a step f or Only some men gasped Faith ward But what are they shooting at Keep your hands off the dead said Shooting Oh at a mark Oh jl say in the dark laughed Faith Dead is he think you can Darciey softly He was drifting off play that with me I dont dead If hes itll not Are again as his speech betrayed harm him to show his face they drunk What are they shouting There is a dead man whose face you about in the dajr you go to meet Its the other men who are shout- ¬ will see Faith pointed to the river your She God ing Faith lied to him feebly risen and placed herself between had What other men Is this a stag pic- ¬ Bafferty and her sleeper and was aware O Faith dear O Lord nic that Darcie wxis stirring and her flesh Faith hardly knew what he was say ¬ rose in horror she had no hope only ing but she welcomed anj wildncss to postpone the moment of discovery profanity anything but his own low I know you Bafferty said the des- ¬ steadv tones perate girl I will bear witness against Be quiet Darcie dear she whis ¬ you if you dare come one step nearer pered Coward you took bis money and then Darcie dear he repeated foolish- ¬ you took his life God bless me but this is nice ly Come now thats no way for a lady what a sweet girl you are Heavens to talk I want to see whos your best what a Torut I was Are you ever going feller Pull that tiling off his face 1 to be friends with me again know who it is Dont I know bet I He nestled his sick head close to her them English shoes Well if you lap contentedly and gave himself up wont then stand aside See here now to the exquisite sense of her cold soft I dont want to put me hands on you touch moving over his hand in the dark cried Faith simply shudder Ah Mother of Grace the pass is diili ing at him whispered the tortured girl It cult Bafferty gave a hoarse laugh Come was the mother instinct which can look off the nest now me little chicken on death that taught her calmness nt Its your own doins if I have to hurt this moment and gave her strength to you txert her love else one of natures mira- - Suddenly Faith felt thatshe was free cies was wrought for out of the an ¬ Bafferty had loosed her and stood lisguish of her deadly fear came supreme tening Quit that- - came Mikes great bat ¬ rest to bim she loved and Darcie slept His handslipped from hers lower and tle roar Put up your blood hands lower and touched the sand softly she I have the drop on ye Bafiertj-- had not been the last to per-¬ saved the contact from disturbing him ceive that this was true It settled the He sigihed and breathed more deeply ¬ be was gone even beyond his conscious- situation between him and Mike once more and for the last time Mike walked ness of her She moved a trifle cautiously drew slowly forward hurling taunts at his away her dress and noiselessly raised old enemy Chuck me your weepins Baffy me herself upon her knees All along the ¬ Youll not want them where shore she seemed to hear stealthy foot- bo steps and furtive ieafy rustlings as of youll be goin shortly youll not be a nunter stalking big game The rapid huntin scabs in Boise City At the mention of Boise which is the firing had ceased but scattering shots city of approximate justice and of oc- ¬ came infrequently one at a time from a distance btep by step she movea n casional punishment Bafferty gave little way past the bushes and looked Mike a bitter look but he offered no out Overhead the clouds were blown retort I hope the climate will agree with in wild masses the stars in the dark I hear its a peace ¬ ye Mike proceeded lue lakes of sky between winked fully wlrJe the torn and ilying cloud nobby buildin theP en an theboys is -jsignals altered from momentrito tqQt doin a little gard nin YeHl make a inent - So did the peace of heaven abide ne gardnerBafferty Idoubtye lUuru 1nonnnpcnnimirJl0fTimVd out pious fraction of a man -i ¬ --- Faith crept back to her place her sleeper still slept The man by the river turned her waj and set his feet again upon the bank She slipped the mantle from her shoulders and laid if as soft as the rose of silence upon Darcies face The silk lined folds set- ¬ tled into place he did not move So he had looked when she had thought him dead She clasped her hands upon her knees and bent her head upon them Steps came up the bank and paused close beside her she merely breathed There was silence then a voice said Who is your man ray dear She did not answer Dan Itaffertj studied the two figures attentively a moment and Is this you Miss Bingham you hign and our folks lookin for low And whos this party you are his thirst road to discover that the woodchuck possesses an ear for music and may be- ¬ come a devotee of the flute 1 had bought an acre and oi half of loind and made a part of it into a veg ¬ planting etable garden he writes and hoeing it evenings after I got out from factory work in town But wood chucks began to annoy me they ate my green peas There was a burrow where a wagon load of 3ellow earth had been dug out beside a large stone It was difficult to dislodge them and presently I saw thoit there was an old mother woodchuck and that she had four infants Th ait burrow ind eed was a woodchuck nursery It seemed ratiher a mean thing to persecute maternuty so I bore with the old lady catching sight of her and her queer chubby furry little babies now and then Time ran on till near the first of August when owe Sunday morning as I sat at the back window of my camp cottage playing a few notes on a flute I chanced to glance out and saw to my surprise something some queer motionless yellow gray object stand ¬ ing bolt upright not ten yatrds from the window It stood so tall so straight so cern much which is interesting or in telligent in a woodchuck It has remained for one of our subscribers who has lately left the tene ment quarter of an inland city and made a little home for himself in the country on the line of a new electric ¬ ¬ able TI19 likeness is always preserved in minutest detail and can be made from any old pictnre 3 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 find guarantee satisacknowledge the evident truth This is the faction Very respectfully best title the United States has to our grati ¬ L Grinnan Artist 29mar tf tude We were abandoned by the world some Paris Ky nations ignoring us through selfishness 5 others ignorant of our real condition consid- ¬ ¬ The Carbon Photograph will stand the test of time and atmospheric in ¬ fluences Made in all sizes and is dur ¬ ¬ ering us an obstinate and ungovernable peo- ¬ ple because we did not accept the cajoleries and flatteries with which Spain tried to soothe our just anger This was our situation when the people of the United States their government and con- ¬ gress came to our rescue and took upon their shoulders the task of delivering us at once from an unbearable yoke as our sufferings could not be endured or permitted longer They have accomplished their programme brilliantly What is more they have liberated in one way or another from the rule of Spain all peoples oppressed by her The liberation is definite and irrevocable Spain has been expeled from this hemisphere We are grateful In nations as well as in individuals gratitude is ennobling As we be ¬ gin now our national life we more than any other people mast be jealous of our national honor It is therefore the duty of this council to explain to the people of Cuba what in its opinion are our duties toward the United States and towards ouselves and what are the rules that ought to direct our conduct When after a long struggle the United States congress recognized the right of the people of Cuba to be free and independent and ordered the Spanish forces to withdraw from the island no Cuban government was recog- ¬ nized but the one we had constituted though not recognized was not opposed and has not been opposed No steps have been taken to dislodge it from the place where it exercised its functions nor has it been considered an il- ¬ legitimate authority which events have dis ¬ solved or destroyed for the good of the people flU IH E jr PAYS FOR THE TWICE-A-WEE- K Courier J ONE WHOLE YEAR 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post paid by mail Almost OF WAR SEWS k DAILY RECORD Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k finest War News Service of any has the paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ incomparable All able accurate been subordinated to other issues have Subscribe at this one great feature The thoroughly posted once and keep a short offer may be withdrawn in time The low price l See here now nfi xr iii I 1 WW rtj n k Idcmtwanttoput you me bands on bugles taught The mines had resumed Mr Frederick Bingham had resigned and was investigating the Keeley cure and Darcie Hamilton was sent over as manager of the Big Horn This time he did stop in New York long enough to protect his claim to the virgin lode he had located under trying circum- ¬ stances the previous summer in the Coeur dAlene The name of it was not But the complica- ¬ the Black Dwarf tions between that early rash location and the subsequent patent under law would make another story with a very different scene setting The famiiy discussions in Darcies opinion were far worse than any miners war He never knew on which side his best friend would turn up His mother for instance was inflexibly against him while his father the most positive of men was inclined especially after seeing Faiths picture to look upon the young mans adventures in the Coeur dAlene as very much what might have been expected so why maTce a row about a thing that was a mistake all around Darcie by no means con- ¬ sidered that any of it was a mistake i i ii i au Ul if iatucl i to give his consent to his wishes on that understanding he was willing to yield the point in name But Faith declined to go to England into a family that gave her so cold a welcome Therefore Darcie came to America as manager of the Big Horn and the intrepid young pair went westward on their conquer ¬ ing way and left age and opposition be ¬ hind them And iffUhey have disap- ¬ pointed each others high expectations of happiness the fact has not as 3 et transpired to the knowledge of their relatives Faith celebrates in her letters the wonderful wild flowers of the Cceur U4 room come here quietly and peep out She did so and I went on playing Tthie woodchuck stood as if spellbound Why the dear horrid little thing Flora whispered Only look at its cun ¬ ning black paws crossed on its breast Why Jim tis saying its prayers to you It really was a very odd little rustic spectacle If I stopped playing the an ¬ imal would presently drop to its feet but when I resumed sof try it would rise and again fold its paws Flora looked quite touched Jim she said I think better of yourmiusic than I ever did before But alas it is only the most stupid little animal in creation that can ap ¬ preciate my flute For two or three weeks tttuereaf ter till the time for woodchucks to hiber natie in September I was able to call that woodchuck out at almost any hour Youths Companion of Cuba It could not be otherwise The United still that for a moment I could hardly States could not interfere in our struggle for believe it was one of those young wood the sake of what our enemies might consider chucks now nearly grown and as a political faction The American government could intervene for the benefit of the whole large as a large cat The creature actually seemed to be people of Cuba a part of whom being under more than two feet tall Its black eyes Spanish rule was not free to express a pur- ¬ pose or a preference The intention of the were fixed intently on the window United States was that as soon as the ob- ¬ Had charmed it stacle of Spanish rule had been removed the Flora I whispered sof tly to my whole Cuban people should choose a govern- ¬ wife who was at the farther end of the ment that would shape the destinies of the is for the purpose of placing a grear newspaper twice a week within the reach of the masses A good commis Sample copies free eion to agents Write to Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky BY A SPECIAL w K ARRANGEMFNT I YOU CAN GET THE island The people of the United States have all along appreciated the fact that the majority of the people of Cuba is in agreement with our prin siples for the motto of the United States gov- ¬ ernment has been the same as our own abso- ¬ lute independence of Cuba Under these con- ¬ ditions the Americans could not take a hostile attitude toward us or consider our authority il- ¬ legitimate and harmful to the welfare of the Cuban people BOURBON NEWS AND XHE TWICE-A-WEEK COURIER JOURNAL Both One Year For Only These considerations have convinced us that we should not dissolve and that the pow- ¬ The Paper Morris Used Morris was no advocate for thick Mr paper but he had long before found out that machine made paper of wood pulp and clay was useless for perma ¬ nent results to say nothing of the un- ¬ interesting quality of its surface The lnitpr fnilino ic i fjintnr hv rin Tnpnns o unimportant in the beauty of a book luch of our shiny calendered paper is besides trying to the eyes He was forced to resort to the plain honest way of the old time paper makers Un- ¬ bleached linen rags were used and molds whose wires were not woven willb absolute mechanical accuracy thus ob ¬ taining a sort of variety in the surface This paper was made expressly for him by Mr Batchelor at Little Chartj near Ashford and resembles the paper of the carry printers in all its best quali- ¬ ties Three watermarks were designed by him for paper of different sizes the apple the daisy and the perch with a spray in its mouth eadh of these de- ¬ dAlene the grandeur of its mountains vices being accompanied bj the initials the softness of its sudden spring Other W M Pratts Institute Monthly persons maintain that the spring has been verr late in the Coeur dAlene this Hard to Bear year Her aunts wonder if the climate Mrs Goodsoul Whats the matter has changed Something has changed ray dear You look worried the girl has found her heart of youth Mr Goodsoul I am suspected of be again and with it the courage to be inga defaulter glad The premature crushing ex- ¬ But you are not periences of the 3ear before its shocks No only its very hard to be sus- ¬ and shameful surprises have taken pected of being a thief after the years their due place in relation to larger of faithful work I have done for Close Co experiences and more vital discoveries fist She has parted with one sacred illusion But how do you know the3 suspect but she is fortified against that irrep you larablejloss by a dejeper knowledge of v HThey have offered me a two week Y Weekly life and- - its inevitaTeshbrteomings Vacation ers we have received from an assembly elected by the people under arms should not vanish On the contrary we feel that we should remain as a nucleus and guide for those who have vested such power in us We have therefore decided to call together another assembly which will determine our future course In conclusion the manifesto gives a number of reasons why the proposed assembly should be convened and some government or another chosen not with the character of a govern- ¬ ment as yet but as an official representation of those Cubans who fought against Spain and of those who in the cities under Spains con- ¬ trol and in foreign countries have helped and supported them This is for cash subscriptions only All subscriptions under this combiua tinn offer must be sent direct to THa Bourbon News office Paris Ky 215 TELE NEW YORK WORLD THHICE-A-VEE- K 18 EDITION Pages a Week 15G Papers a Year FOB ONE DOLLAR Published every Alternate Day excopfc Snuclay SPAIN ACCEPTS THE TERMS Jioth Houses of Parliament Pass the Bill Accepting the Protocol and the Queen Regent Signs the Document r J4- - Washington Sept 15 In official quarters much satisfaction was ex- ¬ pressed Wednesday over the reports from Madrid of parliament had passed the govern- ¬ ment bill accepting the terms of the that the lower house -- protocol The upper house already has passed this measure so that the last fear of legislative opposition to the transferjpf Cuba the Ladronesand Porto Rico rispver The authorities here feel that this carries them by a The queen regent signed the protocol bill Wednesday 15 danger point Madrid Sep Edition of The The Thrice-a-Wee- k New York World is first among all weekly papers in 6ize frequency of publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the merits of a great 6 daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ cal news is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all itH readers will tes- ¬ tify It is against the monopolies and for thp people It prints the news of all the world having special correspondence from all important nowfa points on the globe It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other special departments of usual interest We offer this unequaled newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 225 The regular subscription price of the two papers is 300 evening 3Ir ISnynrd Much Weaker Dedham Mass Sept 15 Thomas F Bayard was much weaker Wednesday TOTHE FARMERS nnii QF BOURBaH morning than at any time since his arrival here He spent a restless night but at noon Wednesday was resting The doctors say more comfortabl be only a matter of his death seems to v a few days at most Miles Recommendation Washington Sept 15 Gen Miles has recommended that 10000 regulars L u uurcii As agenfc of The Page Woven Wire Fence Co 1 am prepared topnt up the hest wire fence on the market It is guaranteed to turn all kinds of stocs und tofiive satisfaction I have put up fence this season for farmers who have had the Page Fence n use for seven or eight years I am also prepared to nut up the Je4 - j call If yon are needing any ieuce give m Chicken Feneo on tho market be stationed in Cuba 4000 in Porto Bico and4000 in the Philippines- -- I 0 W MXLLJ5R Agent - -- - SCTKpif - s - a 4 I Tfae Royal is tbe highest grade baking powder KFlOWn AClUtu lesis snun it yucaunt- third further than any other braed THE JBOUBBQK Three Bits of Xonsensu Waller Champ in EGGSHELLS Up-To-D- uU PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER tB 1898 ALL j I reginit ut of poor actors during ttie Manager- - And why poor actors Critic They are familiar with the bursting of snells -- Critic Id like to have commanded a war NO Ii- - FUN F Madison Parke I suppose that you have pleasant diversions out in me country where you are summering Miss FiFTHAVE Oh no we only have pic nics A REMARKABLE PLACE Absolutely Pure said Whittling Bob that is the most remarkable town in Biliville lug eimc I reckon ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK tbe inquired In what way drummer There aint a relative of Dewey or Hobeon in the- hull blamed place - THE BOURBCN HEW Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BRUCE MILLER 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by Editors and Owners etc Make all Checks Money Orders payable to the order of Champ Miiler Lookout for Tornadoes Hicks predicts storms for the near Insure your tobacco fdture barns with TPorter Smith Rates for this class fifty cents for each 100 or 1000 for 5 Prompt paying reliable companies insure against fire wind and ¬ cyclone GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Youve got to keep on walking wont tell folks what you are 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 ¬ One step wont take you verv far Theatrical And Otherwise Keuiarka In Tho Foyer The melancholy days have come Men would leave home did they dart For stoves and pipes must go up And swear words will fill the air -- Announcements And Sol einnizHtionH OI The Marriage Vows The engagement is hi nounced of Mr Tom Shelby Jr of Lexington and A druueist in Macon Ga says it Miss Agms Scott of Lexington The Eczema is more than a skin disease have sold a large quantity of Mothers wedding will occur on October 11th and no skin remedies can cure it The innever Friend and ithave failed known an the Mr George a cure and has to produce C Webb and Miss Elnora doctors are unable to effect where stance mineral mixtures are damaging good results claimed for it All women Graves both of Lexington will be mar- their to the most powerful constitution The agree that it makes labor shorter and less ried this Fall whole trouble is in the blood and painful remedy Mr C Asbton Wilkey a- d Miss Eva Swifts Specific is the only can reachsuch deep seated blood Henry were uianied at elt vuu oclock which diseases Tresday morning at the North Middle- - Eczema hroke out on my daughter and con town Christian Church The groom it tinued to spread until a most excellent young man and the her head was entirely bride is the attractive daughter of Mr covered She was treated by several good doctors George Henry but grsw worse and the A dispatch Wednesday from Owings dreadful disease spread villesaid William Scott of North to her face She was Muidletown Ky one of the wealthiest taken to two celebrated resprings youug men in Bourbon county and health no benefit but Many ceived Miss Ethel Hazelrigg daughter of ex patent medicines were taken but without re decided to and by hfiSheriff C O Hazelrigg were married sult until we hottlA txrna try S S SVipr Tiparl theHttip the firKt finloViPr here to day at high noon The con gan to heal A dozen bottles cured her com- and left her tracting parties art- prominent society pletely sixteen years skin perfectlyasmooth She pold and has magnificent is now of people in this end of the State After growth nas hair Not a sign of the dreadful ever returned disease H T Shobe 2704 Lucas Ave St Louis Mo is not a chance remedy Its good effects w r n t j wm are readily experienced by all expectant Dont expect local applications of who use it Years ago it passed fort and other points i i the East soaps and salves to cure Eczema They mothers the experimental stage While it always They will be at borne to their friends reach only the surface while the di- Qrrrif i tc shortens labor and lessens the pains ol on the 2Glh The marriage was an sease comes from within delivery it is also of the greatest benefit Specific during the earlier months of pregnancy event in society circles here Morning sickness and nervousness are There will be an election of trustees readily overcome and the liniment relaxes to at each of the county school houses on the strained muscles permitting them expand without causing distress Mothers the afternoon of the fhst Saturday of is the only cure and will reach the most Friend gives great recuperative power to October The proper papers will be obstinate case It is far ahead of all the mother and her recovery is sure and rapid Danger from rising and s lled sent out to the respective chairmen the similar remedies because it curesS cases S is which are beyond their reach S last of this week breasts is done away with completely purely vegetable and is the only blood Kate Edgar Supt Sold by druggists for 1 a bottle remedy guaranteed to contain no pot- ¬ ¬ ¬ - IiW Ejg sh w NUPTIAL KNOTS Biw Engagements Hfheat UfanfeS Eczema The Only Cure Come and hpp us before selling your fnruieh sacks and store on Wheat Will the most reasonable terms Will guar- tee that you can borrow money on our warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter est or less R B HUTCHCRAFT Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP ¬ Mothers rrsen Ty Wheat stored on reasonable terms and highest market price paid for Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling Cos office CQr B M RENICK P S Farmers would do well to store their wheat near home i - ¬ - V lfcT cill LUL - 4-- j 4-- LU T U yr JL t - i - 1 - J I or I your wheat will furnish sacks and store in an elevator and buy y0ur wheat when reeady to sell at the highest mar- ttCl n VW Those who held wheat last year made big money Store your wheat and get the profit the highest market price in cash i- 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay - SSStL Blood E O FRETWELL Agent ojnlv 4t j notioeT Paris Ky THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR ATLANTA GA CO h AD VER1I81NU RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser Maurice Hedgee Bedford Hedges a tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents young actor of this city is ilne each insertion Locals in blac type well known twenty cents per line each insertion a member this season of the Piney Fractions of lines count as full lines when Ridge Company running at line rates Obituaros cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise James R McCann of this cicy is the ments and yearly cards leading man this season of the Hopkins The war being over he sensational Stock Company which is playing an newspapers can now get over the yellow engagement at the St Charles Theatre ¬ ¬ 1 Send for our free illustrated book for expectant mothers Money To Lean Notice is hereby given that the firm of McDerraott AV Spears is dissolved Jv K Spears having purchased the inter ¬ ash mercury or other mineral est 01 Fred McDermott will continue Books mailed free by Swift Specific the business FRED McDERMOTT Company Atlanta Georgia J K SPEARS fever is advertis- ¬ ing himself preparator to going on the in New Orleans - It may be that Aguinaldo -- stage - The Louisville Dispatch says that Col W J Bryan will not participate in the campaign this Fall Nicholasville will make a century IS ii I run to day and celebrate the event with a barbecue speaking music etc Secretary Alger and his party will in ¬ spect the camp at Lexington Monday He will arrive in Cincinnati Monday morning ana will take a special train for Lexington This will be the first camp ne will visit Miss Karra Kenwyn who is Mrs yon wish to sell Clay Clement in private life has com R B HUTCHCRAFT leading pleteda summer engagement as 0iefii Crescent Low Kates lady of the Frawley Stock Company in San Francisco and has joined the Clay National Laundryrnens Association There was abso- Cincinnati O September 12 to 14th Clement Company lutely no foundation for the report of 1898 Supivun Council 33d Degree of the domestic troubles between Mr Clement ¬ Ritj iiMii and wife who are a most devoted pair nati o Acc pcd vttish22 18U8Cincin 19 to ptHiuher ¬ Money to loan on real estate mortgage storage capacity at my ware- ¬ Apply to The News office I have houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for which I will issue negotiable warehouse Treceipts and will guarantee the holder s m iii can borrow two thirds the market price t of the grain at the banks at seven per Storage one cent per cent interest bushel per month or fractional part thereof No charge for handling or sacks Parties who held their wheat last year were paid handsomely for so V doing Will pay New Yoik or Balti- ¬ v more prices less the freight any time - Storage For Grain GrR uJ AT TROTS 10 Days KENTUCKYS 1 H esiington 4 T 15 J 10 Days 1 V n hv Si Stakes 1600fi 75000 Purses 4 uj jr 1 v rent 204 pace October 9 Great 208 trot October 8000 Cup Stake October 21 5000 Transylvania October G 4000 Ashland Stake Oct 12 JOtlur Famous Stakes Diily Futurity October v8 S J- f 4 i 1 1 K 1 Hi II 4 - I Company of The Down in Dixie which Will H Davis of this city is a leading member opened the season at Charleston S C and played to 1000 several nights later in Atlanta It also played Birmingham and Pensacola and SCINTILLATIONS is now playing a week m New Orleans An Interesting Jumble Of Newg And The company visits Houston Galveston Comment Austin San Antonia Dallas Deanison and other cities in Texas and will afterGen Miles has the fever ward play Hot Springs and Little Rock Vesuyius is in eruption Memphis Knoxville Nashville Boyle County will vote on free torn Ark and Chattanooga coming to Lexington spikes October 15th Tfae company may come The Oregon and Iowa have gone to to Paris from Lexington It numbers Manila to back up Dewey thirty three people The Sixth Volunteer Infantry is now jt the only regiment at Chickamanga The reserved seat sale for the Elk Guy Sinclair Henry Cole and Rush Gatewood of Georgetown will join the Minstrels and Cake Walk has opened up U S Navy with a rush All six of the boxes and 2 It is reported that Dora Clay whom hundred other seats have been sold and Gen C M Clay divorced last week will it is very likely that standing room will be married to day to Riley Brock of be at a premium on the night of the 29th at the opera house The Elks will spare Valley View expense for work work to make Nellie McGuffie unmarried drank neither a great success There poison and then gave it to Joe T Villers the performance be present a hundred Elks from and his baby at the Enter ¬ will prise Hotel in Louisville Wednesday Lexington besides laige delegations night Then she shot him and killed from Cynthiana Richmond Frankfort herself Villers her lover was mar and other cities The prices will be First two rows of dress circle seventv ried five cents balance lower floor fifty cents balcony thirty five gallpry Correct Your Eyesight twenty five cents ¬ two-year-old ¬ Raceland Jersey butter sale by Newton Mitchell w Of Peck To P O for hi - World R P JOHNSTON - 1 - 2Vi it oaest tiaciri2 1 H- - Famous Bellstedt Ballenburg Band Half Fare on Railroads 7 - S Anderson5Co O Co - JC- Columbus Ohio Gents 1 have purchased a box ot Wright Celery Capsules from JarnesT Blaser dru- O and used fist WaverlyConstipation themfor5tomach 1 was unahl to and do anything for nearly twe years I ased three boce oi your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others so afflicted J wish to send this letter Very ruly yours W S Andeksom sold by all druggists at 50c and 1 per box Send add ress on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free the Wright Medical Recommend Pike Wright s Celery Capsules XtX t - I 1 President tfSK C H W WILSON Secretary KV H irnitsar3lsiittXxr3aXxKrtxUiJr9 W v SK35SfflWHTO5SS3B5Pl YOULL SE I - Deering binder twine machine oil and all repairs for the Deering machinery at R B HUTCHCRAFTS we shall make our semi- ¬ annual display of Fall and Winter Styles Tfte interested in the news whicn acquaints you with the fact that 2STov le- I In tim ad v xnuic to secure of low prices in -- tbe The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egg of last month but theres a difference in another respect and that difference is worth money ltd just so with laundry The difference between od work and poor is slight to thft unpractical discernment but its a diff erenow that counts every time Its a difference that changes your laundry bill fiom an expense to an investment We An jool work it will cost no more than poor work but its worth double the difference Boukbon Steam Laundry There are eggs and eggs Ms Tailoring Co THE GREAT CINCINNATI TAILORS IT- JJ f- tVi r- h- - m - I ufl t The sale of reserved seats for the engagement of the Boston Lyric Opera Company began yesterday morning and a large number of seats haye already beensold The engagement will begin Monday nigbt with the beautiful opera Amorita The repertoire for the balance of the week wrill be as follows Tuesday night Bohemian Girl Wed- ¬ nesday night The Chimes of Nor- ¬ 2t mandy Thursday night Fra Dav We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ olo Friday night Olivette The bill pair your linen and put neck bands on for the Wednesday and Saturday matinees and the Saturday night per- ¬ Haggard Reed free formance will be announced later The Boston Lyrics have made emphatic hits in Lexington and Cincinnati lately and Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair should be given a hearty welcome In Jb Paris Reserved seats are on sale at A J Winters Cos store The prices for the matinee will be twenty fiye cents to any seat in the house ¬ your eyesight is failiug consult with Dr R Goldstein the eminent on-tician at the Hotel Windsor No charge for examination No calls made at residences The eyesight is priceless and if your eyes are troubling you now is the time to correct or stleugthen them With properly adjusted glasses Delay is both costly and dangerous Dr Gold- ¬ stein will remain in Paiis till Friday If A Fleshy celebrated concern is famous the prices always the lowest consistent with good quali- ¬ ties and we assume ALL re- ¬ sponsibility of fitting ou Have your measure taken by an expert and ejnoy wear- ¬ ing scientifically cut gar- ¬ We Employ the Best Journeymen Tailors in America Garments Certain to be Perfect Remember the name and date Our display will be with the well known firm of will send an EXPERT CUT- ¬ TER to take measures and display the fabrics in full lengths The work of this E ments Usuill L I Consumptive Did you ever see one Did you ever hear of one Most certainly not Con- ¬ sumption is a disease that invariably causes loss of flesh even if your cough is only a slight one you should certainly take Tliey a r ns they ever were but the sfon has to be re ¬ duced to make rorm for new goods and 1 1 ililiJ just a 400 U wriw TWIN BROS PARIS KY September 19th and 20th TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN NO COCAINE NO GAS A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Catephoric treatment for painless filling Set of teethTs Upper and lower Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns WALL PAPER Well just come in and name your qwn price You can secure bar ¬ gains now both in price oi paper and charges made for banging If gpu have houses to rent I will sell you fine paper for them at cheap If you are light in weight rt WMj Scotts Emuslion phosphites paper prices ut - ft of cod Itver oil with hypo 3 J i t CREAM BAKING POWDffi MOST PERFECT MADE A cure Grane Cream of Tartar Powder Fr torn Ammonia Alum or anv other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD made in New York in stiff and soft one of the best hats made guaran- ¬ teed in quality style and finish at the low pnee of 3 is on sale by Price Co sole agents Always ask for Paris Milling Cos Purity flour All grocers s Vnn n i t CC 1U n taaVU1 W The Howard Hat I No remedy is such a perfect prevent- ¬ ive to consumption Just the moment your throat begins to weaken and you find you are losing flesh you should begin to take it And no other remedy has cured so many cases of consumption Unless you are far advanced with this disease Scotts Emul- ¬ sion will hold every in- ¬ ducement to you for a perfect cure SCOTT J T H INTON 800 50 cts Wood ManeV furnislied complete Undertakitifr in all its branches 1500 Embalming scintifi ally attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE - 100 np 50 cts np 500 Painless extraction IL L 821 Main St I ifilR 0 D S Paris Ky every time All Druggists 50c and Bqwne Chemists NY x opp Court house Hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 5 p m AVtfWWyWtfVUfWiyyyipyp Telephone 79 Ii- - - T- - H th If e o THB S0URE0K NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1898 LVUi v fl r V BBTtv cnestra The Star Spangled I PERSONAL MENTION Banner playedsupper was announced THE BODBBQH HEWS The Noaday night while the Second Ken- ¬ by the bugler sounding the mess call Eighteenth Year Established 1881 tucky wat CO nner from Chickamauga COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED 3Y Mr and Mrs Hughes Bronston were to Lexington Morin Mnnre of Company THE NEWS MAN among the guests Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as I was the victim of a das irdly assault SQeor r W W Brewer and wife have re- iss mail matter During tne night as hit he d was resting Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At l turned from a visit to relatives in Cin against a window some cowardly fiend The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And cinnati Dayton O and Covington on the outside of the car struck him TELEPHONE NO 124 Elsewhere Mr T with a piere ut a coupling pin inflicting Carl Crawford is threatened with TnnolQTT A rruuForsyth was - in Richmond t SUBSCRIPTION PRICES an ugly a id pinfl wound ou uh head fever iuibb oiuk suiuiers were in l1Payable in Advance his charge coming home that afternoon He is at home on a furlough Mr and Mrs H A Poer are in One year 100 iS2 00 Six months Sergeant Wm iur Letton is the only Mrs H C Ireland and grand- ¬ Cincinnati news costs you cant even get a re ¬ member ot Couip iny I in the hospital at daughter Miss Geoigia Ireland are port FK03I A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Judge J Q Ward was in Frankfort guests of Mr and Mrs Lexington He is threatened with Alva Crawford yesterday on business Make all Checks Money Orders Etc fever payable to the order of Champ MiIiIbr -- J Q Ward Jr who has been ill of Mig lviiss Armilda McMillan is en-visiting Lieutenant Neville Fisher came home yn i Williama iiu JJH- OLCIULIg fever is able to sit up Wediiebdaj short leave of who will give a bowling party in her Saturday Sept 171 hf being and returnedo toa camp yesterday absence Geo D Mitchell was in Lexington honor this afternoon Co Jewish New Year Price Privates Edgar Hill and J as Mcll Wednesday on Elk business Mrs G B Alexander spent yester- ¬ clothiers will be closed from 6 p vaine cmuj home Tuesday afternoon on Mrs Buckner Woodford entertain- ¬ day in Lexington as a guest of Mr and m Friday until 6 pm Saturday furloughs Tne latter has the fever ed yesterday afternoon at cards Mrs Hughes Bronston who have lately Coi ponil Hugh Brent came home sev- ¬ Mrs Sam Clay of Lexington is gone to housekeeping N pay car was here Wed- ¬ eral days ago trom Chickarnauga The L and is the guest of Mrs J M Hughes Mrs S C Jones of Louisville who nesday ill of fever at Jhe home of his father in Mr Hai old Johnson of Mt Ster has been visiting Mrs A S Stout left For Rent O ue furnished room this city Wednesday for a visit to her daughter Corporal Will Sweeney who has been ling was in the city yesteiday Apply to Mrs J Grannon 3t Tom Buckner has gone to Asheville Mrs Brown in Lexington ill of fever is able to be out again Dr George N Parris late of the Re- ¬ John Sweeney of the Hospital Corps is N C to attend Binghams School Miss Kate Russells guests Misses porter has accepted a position on the stil quito ill ot fever though the danger 529 Main St Paris Ky Miss Eddie Spears left yesterday Cleary und Davis will be given a theatre party Monday night at the point of his illuef s is past Winchester Sun for a visit to friends in Nicholasville JgaiacgagaaaiategBta3teaaaBaaMB Color Bearer Isaac Alexander was so Mr L V Butler came home Wed Grand After the performance a dance Buck Freeman will move his barber glad to see somebody from home Tueswill be given in their honor at Odd Fel- ¬ nesday from a trip through the South shop into the room lately occupied by O day lows Hall when the Second Kentucky reached Saxtons orchestra will Dr Lynn Moore has returned to P Carter as a tailor shop Richmond that he embraced Polk For ¬ lurnish the music for the dance Detroit after a visit to friends in the syth iiLe he would his best girl A pleasant bowling party was given Frank Clay has resigned his position Private Richard Lewis who has been city Tuesday night by several young men in at Twin Bros store and has accepted a Mrs Lee Price and son left Wed ¬ recuperating from an illness of typhoid honor of Misses Eloise Cleary of Cov ¬ clerkship with J W Payis Co fever rejoined bis regiment Wednesday nesday for a visit to relatives in Louis- - ington and KebGQa Davis of Cincin vine F E Nelson of Escondida received at Lexington nati who are the guests of Miss Kate painful injuries a- the Ewing Fair last Lieutenant Henry Casey Mr and Mrs W M Myall visited RUH The participants were Miss of th mm week by being kicked in the face by a Fourth Kentucky was in the city on a relatives in Mason Wednesday and ye- 36 in All Wooi Dress Goods 2jc yd Tt f - ivuaaeii inn - wnmuiu luai-- uuuioc viaiu horse short visit Wednesday nignt terday garet Butler Eddie Spears Nellie Mann 40 in All Wool Covert coc yd Miss Lillie Tucker Vf Newport is Dr M H Daily Dr L Q Nelson E Sam Rule was arrested Wednesday 40 in Novelty Goods 39c The Kentucky Conference F Clay Jr John Barnes Mt Sterling tJr M Taylor the guest of Conductor on the charge of petit larceny He w ill 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 1 2C Chas Wilmoth Oakford Hinton Will The seventy eighth annual session of and wife Hinton John Power be tried this morniug before Judge W The party was 68 in Bleached Table Linen 50c the Kentucky Conference of the Metho- ¬ chaperoned by Dr and Mrs Frank M Purnell Miss Amanda Ratliff of Carlisle is 3 4 size Dinner Napkins 100 doz dist Episcopal church South began at the guest of Mro Dunlap Howe at the Fitbian and Mrs Lon Haley and the gave a luncheon to the party latter Extra value Bleached Cotton jc worth 8 1 -- 30 The attendance at the sale yesterday Fleiningsburg Wednesday Bishop J C Windsor afterwards of Capt Dan Turneys household and Graudberry of Virginia presiding m 10 4 Sheeting 15c and 18c worth 20 and 25c Mrs Joe Henlein of PhilaMr and Mrs M Parker desires to inform her was large and every- ¬ The attendance Is unusually large minkitchen furniture Outing Cloth jc to 8 1 3C a yard visiting their cousin Mr isters and laymen being in attendance delphia are hundreds of patrons that on October 6th thing brought fair prices New line of Penangs at 3 1 2C per yard and 7th she will haye on display the from all parts of the state Rev H G L Wolstein Edwin G Bedford Jr yesterday sold Turner of Carrollton preached Mrs Carl Crawford arrived home most beautiful millinery that could be the HANDSOME PICTURE WITH 5 FURCHASE secured during a trip to the market of 1200 worth of walnut timber from the opening sermou Wednesday afternoon yesterday from Sulphur Springs in New York She secured the very latest front yard of the Bedford home near His discourse wai an able and interest- ¬ Bath county S New York and Paris novelties and the this city to Ossian E1 wards ing one Miss Sallie Ashbrook of Cynthiana ladies who expect something surprising- ¬ Jeff Risk colored was bound over Toe chn cteri of the snperanuated was guest of her sister Mrs R B ly beautiful will not oe disappointed Hutchcraft this week Wednesday by ludge W M Purnell preachers were passed and referred WE HAVE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID STOCK OF Tli i ruifurvKce will be in session for Mis3 Lizzie Manning Turney will to keep the peace The warrant was several das leave next week to attend school at sworn out by Risks wife Bettie Risk IMPORTED SUITINGS ASD TROIISEBMG Musty Wheat We will pay full Dana Hall near Boston Terms 5 and 5 1 per cent on real The News is requested to announce Mrs J T Hinton Jr who has estate mortgage that there will be a special meeting of value for umsty damp and off grades been ill for several weeks does not im MOORE ROGERS R B Hotchcraft tt the Masonic Lodge on Friday evening of wheat 16sep 6ino prove as rapidly as would please her Parir Ky at 730 All members are requested to Soldiers Visit Paris friends be present Our Prices are lower than any houpe in Central Kentucky when Duncan Taylor who was at St About ten soldiers from the Second quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call The Newcastle News prints a column Missouri and Twelfth New York were Joseph Hospital in Lexington forseveral and a half about Fred Gorham of the abbeut without leave from Camp weeks to receive medical treatment has A dark bay horse came to my place Second Cavalry and hts experience in returned home aboat a week aco Owner may have Hn mil ton near Lexington Tuesday the battle of Santiago Fred is spending bent on having a good M Purnell and daughter same by proving property and paying costs a months furlough with his mother and came to Paris and imbibed time They MissMrs W enough red Jennie Kate Purnell will leave to ¬ C6sep 4t G G WHITE sister in Newcastle Pa recuperating liquor So make them feel a trifle hilari- ¬ morrow for Baltimore where Miss Pur- ¬ S E TIPTON Cutter from an illness of yellow fever ous aod whiled awav their stolen fur nell will remain during the winter to The very latest creations in Fall milii lough i various wa38 One or two study music OF nery displayed in the Eastern markets had to he forcibly reproved by the police Wrighter Hinkstou aged twenty were called by Mrs M Parker during before they observed the proper three and Miss Clemmie JBe iTudy aged hex trip lust week to New York for her etiquette of the street They probably eighteen both of this county were mar ¬ patrons in Bourbon and svrrounding repented in the guard house when they ried Wednesday at the cocrt house by counties Th- - patterns will be exhibi- ¬ returned to catny Judge W M Purnell ON ted at this all owning at her Btore on Hour boa Cattle Sales Miss Nannie Belle Sxaedley has re¬ October 6th and 7th Simon Weil yesterday shipped two turned from a sojourn t the Indiana FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 23D 1898 FarU Pictures In Trth cars of export catifce which he bought Mineral Springs where she took tie At 2 oclock p m I willoffdr at auction Co A from Saml Willis at 450 per cwt famous mud bath treatment for rhen nine hnildin lots in Didlakw s Addition s The New York Truth this week Taatism Her health is much improved to Pans located near Dr McMillans of prints an excellent picture of the pub The cattle averaged about 1350 pounds Mrs Mamie Parker has retarded residence- - Two front on the Maysvilleg Will Siurnis faw bought 142 1050 lb lic wedding which was solemnized in pike 66 feet and run back 29i feet to an o cattle at 4 per cwt from Montgomery KDrom a vacation at Atlantic City alley Seven front on Clifton avenue 5 this city during the Free Street Eair and a business trip to New York She feet and ran back 204 feet to an 18 foot on August 18th- On the same page is county parties M Joseph the cattle buyer has was accompanied by Miss Annsece alley Terms made knowa on day ¬ also printed a picture of CoulthaTtPs Hadden who will arrive here Monday sale mill near this city which is famous as bought bunches of 1500 lb cattle from o C F DIDLAKJE Mr and Mrs John Howard nd W W Haley Wm Renick and Jas being the oldest mill in Kentucky It AT Forsyth Auctr Cunningham of Clintonville for 4 75 daughter Miss Ottie of Wichita Falls is one hundred and thirteen years old 29 18931 per cwt He also bought 165 from John Texas are guests at Mr W A Bacons The Tedfoflxl Land Sale Setted Roseberry at 465 and thirty seven They are en route to Massachusetts AflUlNISTHATQRS SALE 1 450 1 b cattle from Drake Thompson where Miss Howard will attend board The suit of the Northern Bank against op 4 GO per cwt ing school Edwin G Bedford Sr in which Louis at A FASTIDIOUS DRESSER Miss Marie Parrisk left Tuesday for Jeorgia of Mason county purchased the Kxcurnkm To Lexington Cincinnati to resume her stsdies collars alwaysbrings his shirland and to which exception was taken ¬ N will sell tickets at re at the College of Music where bhe is The L and case recently pending in Court of cutis and furnishings to this laun all this week to Lexington having her voice cultivated duced rates Miss Appeals has been settled Mr Jeorgia diy At no place in Paris can he received a cash consideration in settle- ¬ on account of the soldier camps and the Louise Parrish will go to Cincinnati As Administrators of C P Clay ones a week to study the violin at the get such general all around satiswe will sell to the highest bid ment and the heirs of the late G C colored fair College of Music der at his late home on the Winchester A special train will be run to Lexing ¬ Lockhart purchased 402 acres of the faction in careful treatment f pike on Sunday eptlSth on account of Mr and Mrs E G Harrison of Bedford land and Edwin G Bedford ton goods pure washing material- - and Jr purchased 109 acres including th i the return or Second Kentucky leaving Xenia Ohio who have been visiting TUESDAY SEPT 27 1898 Paris at 950 a m also at 1105 a m Miss Frances Reed in Mason arrived beautiful color and finish as ve residence Returning leave Lexington at three here Wednesday accompanied by Miss beginning at 1 oclock p m Standard z A trial will give at all tim Engagements T Of Auctioneer This will be Reed for a visit to Mr and Mrs Chas time che following property to wit and six in the alteruoon Forsyth 4 cows and calves convince you of the superiority of Meng parents of Mrs Harrison near a good chance to jee tbe soldier boys 3 yearling heiiers Sept 15 Capt Dan Turneys houpe North Middletown 8 yearling steeis our work Xt jecial Kates L holl gcods bnll Misses Lucy and May Colville who 2 horses Sep 17 B F Remingtons house Round trip to Lexington Oct 4 to have been stopping at Sheepshead Bay 3 work males and lot on Higgns e venue 15th aci oniit trotting races one fare for several weeks with Mr and M rs 8 brood sows Sept 20 J W Davis residence on Round tup to Cynthiana one fare Amos Turney have returned home ac40 shoats W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors corn in field Sept 26 to 80th account of street fair companied by Miss Lizzie Manning Pleasant St hay in stack timothy and clover Telephone No 4 Sept 22 Mrs Frances Shropshires Round trip to Winchester one fare Turney Mr and Mrs Turney will re ¬ several breaking plows Sept 21st to 23d account street fair farm Jacksonville turn as soon as their daughter Miss three cultivators Round trip to Louisville one fare Leslie Turney who has been ill of fever Sept 23 C F Didlakes building lots double shovel plow 1 roller Septf 24 Master Commissioners sales Sept 2Gth to 30rh limited to Oct 2d is able to travel L r OP THE account of Louisville Driving and Fair at lLocloclr erf Thefollowingpersonsparcticipatedl 1 binder of C F Clays administrators Association Sept 27 1 hay stacker and rakes in a bowling party given Monday night GRAND OPKRA Round trip to Boston one fare Sept stock etc 1 corn sheller Misses Louise and Marie Parrish Etta 1 2 horse wagon Oct 3 Master Commissioners sales 16 17 18 limiced to Sept 30th account BY THE and Mamie McClintock Fannie and 1 spring wagon Sovereign Grand Lodge I O O F at 11 a m Nellie Mann Emma 1 road wagon Miller Mary j 1 cart M Parker has returned from Webb Gasa Eddie Spears Dr- - J R Mrs STOCK AND TURF NEWS tosion Lyric Opera Co 0 cattle troughs New York City where she spent several Adair Dr F L Lapsley Dr H A 1 water iart weeks in selecting the very choicest Sale and Transfer- Of Stock Crop JEtc Smith Messrs W M Goodloe Will OS TUESDAY SEPT 20 18 1 corn planter Notes Turf 33L She millinery to be found in the city Hinton Ed Tucker Walter Kenney 1 bay rak Bishop Hiiler has bought of J W Chas Dickson Walter 1 wheat drill COMMENCING takes pleasure in announcing to her Champ at 2 p m I will sell at public sale Bales of Richmond eight 7 0 lb cattle 1 pbitfoun bcale ¬ patrons that she will have some exquisThe officers of the Twelfth New residence on corner of Pleasant and ni7 l 9th 1 bced bower ite millinery creations on exhibitions on at 3 50 per cwt streets The house is in nnrfpRf rpniT- York Regiment gave a swell military 2 pond scraperf even rooms and kitchen Water gas Siinius Wilson has nought 11000 ball Wednesday night at October 6th ane 7th t 3 drag harrows the Merrick era mrougnont There Is not a better bushels of bluegrassiseedixoni J2d Reis Lodge building The ball room was 2 disc harrows Wanted One or two reliable sales of Montgomery location and house in the city at fitty five cents per decorated with palms andtflags nd at 2 cnttim noxes men to represent an old established firm 1 feed slide ten oclock whun the djugler sounded CHANGE OF BILL E XH NIGHT 6 Terms One fourth cash balance fn manufacturing a profitable and salable Tushel 1 wheat fun 12 18 aud 24 months deferred pay ¬ At Gravesend Wednesday Turney attention che color sergeant and the Sale will begin promptly Eeferencea re line of staple products ments to bear 6 per cent or purchasesc - 25 35 and 50 otp may pay caBh ¬ Temi3 made known on day of sale Popular Pricesquired Address Manufacturer Cora B 03 Dr Cavlett Ed Simms Tom Col- color guard marched in with the regi- ¬ lins and The Kentuckmn each ran mental flags and hung them to float Matiuees Wednesday and Saturday S B CLAY B J merciarBuilding Cleveland Ohio 25 cents to all parteof the house second in their respective races overjhe assembly while Saxtons urAdministrators J W I AVISk 18sr6t New Of CimiDiuiy Boys J Ut ly SJ ri vxzasxvxasazvJii ARRIVING DAILY Sew -- 1J1- j lew Wrapper Goods j - - I 1 I NewQ utinsan q Flanneiee s Can ¬ j ¬ ¬ CONDONS tUdl Early Fail Sale- - ¬ - ¬ te Money To Lean FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Horse Taken Up 9 Building Lots Si ¬ - of this city have en J Winters eaeed the services an eminent ontieian to be at their storeon the second and last Thursday each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee satisfac tion Call in and have your eyes tested free charre Next visit will be Thursday Sept ¬ Stock Crop c - deceased ¬ 1 ¬ The Bourbon Steam Launch ilOUSi - RESIDENCE - -- w - - One w - Monday Sep 19 ¬ ¬ -- - V V I j H ffc W 6 THE BOTJKBON NEWS PAEIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1898 George seemed to like It and by de ¬ rHE BOURBON NEWS 4 t grees 1 got on capitally I really tried Eighteenth Year Established 1881 hard to do as other engaged girls did I dont mean to say that I had to try Published Every Tuesday and Friday by hard because it was irksome to me I really did not object to it only I was apt to forget sometimes However in less than a month I broke myLOVE SIGN OF THE ROSE self of tugging away from him and looking bothered or resentful when he She trained a little rose to grow And grace the gate above kissed me and when we had had a And hence I love the pathway so tiff I was always ready to be friends That leads me to her love again In tjhose days when we had And oft my heart before me goes To read the love sign of the rose had a tiff and had grown tirea oi sparring George always used to sa Though fairer bloom for lovers tryst Let us go down the river to the is To me it seems as fair As if an angels lips had kissed And I always went The island And blessed it blooming there land always meant making up our For Heaven its sweetest smile bestows quarrels again and being more devoted On the dear love sign of the rose to one another than usual and George The pattering of little feet admitted that I never bore malice in When shadows blur the sight my hearj And rosy twining arms that meet So the months went on and George And necklace me at night These my glad heart enraptured knows had to go away and I grew much fondAt the dear love sign of the rose er of him then and I dont think I Npt far away Loves steps shall stray would have cared to change him for In thorny paths to roam any other man I knew as a fiancee While oer the meadows of lifes May and I used to write such lovely letters Shine signals sweet of home When night falls drear one heart still to him I used to think out sentences knows in the night little remarks I knew Rest at the love sign of the rose F L Stanton in Atlanta Constitution hed like to get from me I really was very attentive to him Ive nothing to reproach myself with on that score And so things went on And then after awhile when George MY ENGAGEMENTS had been gone some time his letters ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Listen I said again holding up a linger to him Thursday thats today Tea at the Forrestiers Friday Drive to Ellerton Manor P P C Are you he repeated P P C going away I laughed half shyly but signifi ¬ Yes I am going away I ad- ¬ cantly Saturday To town shop mitted Sunday To the Daltons ping luncheon and dinner Monday Pic nic on the island Oh by the way 1 looked up with pleased interest if you want to see the island better come to the picnic Im sure the Wendovers would like to have you Do Picnic he snapped angrily you think J want to go with a whole camp meeting Oh I protested blandly we x ¬ ¬ i TO PRESS DRESSES IVIicn ETIQUETTE IfOTSS thjo ¬ Properly Done It Gvea Finishing Toneli to a Fem ¬ inine CoHtume Varions Little Actions Wit i oh 4 re Not Considered Good Form H A SMITH Office over Q S Varden Office Hours 8 to 12 Hi in Public Co 1 come on TuesdajV he pleaded Tuesday Tuesday I repeated referring to my tablets Tuesday To town final fitting he queried rather Final fitting puzzled My frock 3ou know I explained Oh 3rour frock Wednesday then Wednesday said I softly is my shant be that sort at all own day By LILLIAN QUILLER COUCH -- ttrM that a times quite the I it is to be reallyright thing for woman very angry some AM convinced in my own mind fe i K E Pi wrath which had been battened down for the past 12 months blazed up in side me before Jane had finished an- ¬ nouncing him and I smiled uporahim my friends and acquaintances and re- ¬ lations that I suffered a secret and un ¬ ceasing pang of hopeless love after about two hours now and the relief and satisfaction which I feel are indescribable Two hours ago the drawing-room door opened to admit my George and although I had eousin been in a most placid and genial frame of mind one moment before all the I dont mean a raging violent sort of anger that makes one untidy and fhished but a superior discreet anger through which one can smile and talk and cause no damage to the arrangement of ones back hair I nryself have been very angry for ¬ ¬ It was generally understood among I e my Cousin George changed his mind and delicatel3r refused the honor of my hand and perhaps the only ray of comfort which slanted mv Avay came from the inner knowledge which I might hug to myself that it wasnt true that I had not a spark of hope- ¬ less love in me that the onlv stroncr feeling I had in the matter and nat- ¬ urally enough too was the one which found expression inthe words ut- ¬ tered quite privately to myself All right Cousin George you just wait a bit And I think I didnt look quite as pretty as usual us I murmured them OF Cousin George and he had not wished to possess me that would have been 7 course if I had been offered to way in which he philandered round i d pestered me when he came home another matter and I should have been the last to blame him but the fe 1 irom Heidelberg nearly four years ago became more than a joke it be ¬ came absolutely absorbing I hadnt even time to mend my frocks for I fr St skirt into the drawing room to bind the bottom of it while he sat and looked at me so I used to do silly small things such as darning three cornered rents in my pocket handker- ¬ chiefs where 1 had hitched them on to the bushes and such like things I should never have dreamed of do ¬ ing at all if he had not been there He proposed to me five times which I thought a jity each time he did it and his proposals used to make nit very hot and exhausted They were all made in June and generally in the sun Cousin George never had much idea of the fitness of things and I so soon came to the end of all I had to say that T was at a disadvantage and quite as uncomfortable sitting there and saying nothing whereas Cousin George seemed to be able to prattle on forever 1 dont know why I did it but the fifth time Cousin George grew white about the lips and finished up as usual by saying Will you marry me I looked up at him and laughed Flo I said Oh well I dont mind Cousin George I said with mock if I do And really I didnt mind- - solemnity for I had known Cousin George for Dont laugh he said drawing back years and years and was very fond his lip of him and I felt that at any rate I must I said when you look so it would put an end to his proposals serious and Aunt Theresa said that July was I am serious he declared Flo going- to be very liot wont you f orerive Well anyhow whether it was right Forgive I repeated wrinkling my or wrong or stupid or sensible I said brow and looking puzzled Forgive straight out I dont mind if I do I have no enemies people are so good and then of course we were engaged to me I rarely have anything to forreally did not mind it at all for I give ¬ ¬ ¬ - didnt like to bring a whole shabby entirely to anybod3 Thurs he began Oh yes here it Thursday I said changed and he seemed rather is Thursday To be married Ye es troubled about something I didnt I shall be occupied on Thursday take much notice of it I just thought I looked up at Cousin George ne was very very white about the lips that perhaps the climate didnt suit him and once I took the trouble to then To be married copy out and send to him a recipe he repeated in a which I had heard was good for one sort of hoarse whisper Yes I said nonchalantly After if one felt irritable Hut nothing seemed to cheer George that I shall be away for awhile Youre going to be married he and at length when I was reallj be ¬ to grow troubled about his panted again ginning I temper I had a letter from him to I laughed rather deprecatingly say he thought we had better say didnt know it was considered quite so Good by he thought it was his duty unlikely I said humbly he asked Whos the fellow to me to say so he felt that we we if you please had made a mistake bluntly MrFeatherstpn Hope Ianswered he could never hope to be worthy of tenderly me his modesty was somewhat new That he began then stopped etc a whole heap of it wrote back and said Oh very short I Yes well I expect you know best I said that one But Good by Fib he blurted out was really awfully angry and what I made me angrier than anything else shooting his hand at me as if it were was the thought that neither he nor a gun I really fell as if I were taking anyone else really knew how hard I hold of a bayonet point Must you go I said sweetly had found it to play the sweetheart It seems I must and his tone was part of the arrangement to George and that I hadnt wanted to be en ¬ bitter whichseemed rather cool con gaged at alL Of course they all sidering how hed treated me Im so glad youre home I said thought that I was secretly wearing I will send you an invitathe willow and the livelier I became pleasantly He turned on me then and tion as the days passed by the more com- ¬ passionately my relations looked at glared Dont he commanded me Shes overacting poor dear Oh yes I must I went on cheer they were thinking Im fairly placid I want to have all my loving as a rule but my wrath did simmer fully up at times and I did think a few relatives about me Uncle Edward would adore you if youd go one better strong thoughts of George As I said just now my wrath blazed snd relieix him by giving me away Then I know Cousin George said out strong as ever when Jane opened something wicked I wont repeat it the door this afternoon and an- ¬ nounced Cousin George his very self Then he strode out and slammed the and T smiled straight into his face and door And I stood still and laughed talked away without a moments to myself for Id scored one that time awkwardness and said how glad I was at any rate And he deserved it too to see him which was true He a man shouldnt be changeable seemed rather uneas3r and not in very I dont believe it was anger after all good spirits perhaps he was a tiny bit ashamed of himself in spite of mj I believe it was pure enjoyment Thats so like a woman to mistake friendly manner But I made him sit down and I talked on blandly and the very core of a thing and realize it didnt shirk a thing I told him abput when shes wasted herself every person and every place we had Poor old George Ive been thinking seen and known together and I posi- ¬ it over I dont think Ill send him the tively dallied over the subject of his long absence and the summer before invitation after all Sketch his departure I did it chiefly to prove to Trim that memories were nothing to FELLOW LABORERS ine that was mere justice to myself but I did see him grip his hands now The Novelist CrawfordM Introduction to Affable Gentleman Who and then and his lips grew white just as they used to do when he kept on Wrote proposing Acquaintances of J W Fleming the He didnt talk very much on the Avhole he answered my questions with hustling assistant secretary of the a good many monosyllables but now Ohio state board of agriculture are and then he would dash into conversa- reminded by his present preparations tion with a strange sounding voice for the state fair of a story which has And I played off my dimple recklessly gone the rounds of local fairs concernand felt so glad that my frock was ex- ing him and F Marion Crawford the tremely becoming author The story goes that once when At length there came a pause in our Mr Crawford was making a tour of conversation and then I feigned an- this country and was traveling through other mood and I made up my mind a rich agricultural region to fill an that I would not break the silence appointment in a large town a brisk Cousin Georgesat and breathed hard looking young man with his hat on for a minute or two and then I sup- the back of his head came into the pose he decided on breaking down oar into which the novelist was sitting ihe artificiality of our interview for held out his hand and said in a most he got up from his chair and strode affable and companionable way I presume this is the celebrated about I looked out of window and pretended to be pensive At last Mr Crawf ord My name is Crawford replied the he stopped beside me and said Flo ¬ ¬ ¬ I have promised it to myself I shall giveno moment of it j I i I ¬ ¬ fe f II 1 really a most comfortable arrange ment and that it was probably all nonsense that height of bliss and overwhelming happiness sort of tufF that some persons talk and write about I was very jnatter of fact at first but when poor George chafed at that J did my best to play up to my part I never could imagine why persons coiildnvt go on just as usual instead of slinking off fortete-a-tete- s just like silly children Helling secrets but ¬ knew Cousin George so we and he knew me and there was no bother about rearranging ones ideas and hab ¬ its as some girls have to just to please the man theyre going to marry 1 used to look at him sometimes when he didnt happen to be looking at me and say to myself Well to think the man Im going to that thats marry I f or it really did seem odd butx 1 wasnt at all upset about it and after awhile I decided that it was j novelist The conductor told me you were aboard rejoined the other Allow me to introduce myself My name is Fleming I am somewhat in the book line myself and I know how it goes You are an author queried Mr Crawford I am glad to meet you Yes I have published a book regu ¬ larly every year since 1S4G May I ask the name of your latest book inquired Mr Crawford great- ¬ ly interested ¬ Its the premium list of the Ohio state fair cordially replied Mr Flem- ¬ Forgive me he pleaded ing taking- a small pamphlet from You I cried Surelv 1vo ni mg to forgive you Why you have his pocket and handing it to the as- ¬ Allow me to pre ¬ never one me anything but kind tonished author M sent you a copy of it I am the assist- ¬ ness He turned hastily away and mut- ¬ ant secretary We are going to have tered something t which sounded the best fair this year we evbrhad Mr Fleming is now engaged in put wicked Then he turned to me again ing out his annual book as jisual Flo he pleaded will you row down and booming the Ohio state fair but with me to the island uoes not I really was taken aback then for I 2oke like nave a chance to ret off a that on a distinguished au- gathered how much in earnest he was thor every year Columbus Dispatch and I felt touched But 1 recollected his last letter to me and I put on a Pity silly smile Oh I said lightlj- - Im Minnie At any rate Mr Shore is so sorry but Im engagel this after- ¬ noon Then I sighed and added every inch a gentleman Mamie Thats why it is such a pity Ive so many engagements To morrow then next day next there is not more of him Indianapolis Journal week only promise Oh youve no idea of my imporCabbage Grows Wild in Greece tance Ilaughed Listen tohis and The cabbage still ijrows wild m vising I wentto a orajfer of my writ ¬ Greece Radishes ing table and took outSny little tab are native to China but have been lets grown in Europe for centuries - quirements The irons should be neither too hot nor too heavy and both sides of each seam from the sewing line to the edge finish should be well pressed down before any attempt is made to open the seams fiat This presses the fin ishing and saves the risk of it showing through If the dress is of very thick or very springy cloth or serge a ciamp ciotn should be laid over the closed seam and the pressing done through it leaving it slightly damp for the last pressing After both sides of the closed seam have been pressed each one may be laid open and pressed flat with a cooler iron care being taken not to stretch the length of the seam and the bust of the dress each side of the top of the darts and a little above them should be opened and great pains taken to press the extreme tops of the darts quite flat out but the same pains must be taken not to stretch the dress at that part either down or across The very end only of the iron should be used there The sleeve senms should be pressed first closed and then open and a sleeve board is certainly an advantage Dif ferent contrivances frequently take its place a small cricket bat a broom handle or a rolling pin being the fa vorites but care should be taken that neither bat nor broomstick has been painted and that the rolling pin lias never been used or the heat will pro auce baa results Pressing sho jld always be done on four thicknesses of woolen stuff soft cloth or a blanket covered with a strong muslin cloth The iron should be well cleaned and not too large or heavy Tailors use a narrow iron which runs along the seams and women who make their own dresses would be wise in having so helpful a commodity All fabrics may be ironed in the same waj as woolens unless they have a pile when every care should be taken not to flatten it crepons come under the same head as pile fabrics and should be pressed in the same way Silk glazes and scorches very quickly and should therefore be pressed in the same way and with an iron that is light in weight and rather cool and indeed it is a mistake to use hot irons in pressing Fugitive colors which change to brown when heat i applied to them are very terrifying as it appears that the garment has been spoiled but if the lining has not been scorched it will generally be found that the color comes back when the dress is quite cold Nearly all light blue grays stone color lilac pale heliotrope and the like are fugitive it takes three or four hours before the color comes back to them A safe test is to try a piece of the goods under the iron the day before and you can then judge how much heat it will stand It is not advisable for home dress makers to use the damp cloth too largely in pressing With tailors whose work is largely upon serges tweeds and firm woolen cloths wet treatment is best adapted to the re- ¬ quirements of the material and is made one of the special features of their work both in the exquisite finish of all seams and edges and in the skill ¬ ful manipulation by which they impart form to a garment while the large ma ¬ jority of dress materials are so com ¬ paratively light and thin that wet treatment would injure color finish and texture causing them to draw up and look rough and cockled and entirely destroying the delicate ap¬ pearance of the fabric The skirt seams are pressed and the band put on and hooked securely be ¬ fore the lower edge is examined and the exact length in all places deter ¬ mined This done the best means of finishing it is to baste a narrow hem all around and press it firmly all iround The binding braid or velvet if put on them entirely by hand and then finally pressed once more will be much more easily removed after it has become worn out than if stitched on ¬ ¬ No matter how carefully made or how stylishly fashioned a garment may be its entire good effect is ruiried if it is not carefullv nnrl fmrpoHv pressed Few amateurs realize the importance of this the finishing touch of tailor made perfection or if they do appreciate its importnee they are unable to cope with its re- ¬ ¬ ful It is vulgar to overload the fingers with rings no matter how beautiful the hand or the jewelry A few very choice rings say two are quite sufficient to wear at once It is not good form to beckon to an acquaintance in public places or to use the hand in pointing out places The proper way to serve celery is in a low dish filled with cracked ice When leaving a party or reception it is not necessary to take leave of any person but ones hostess or hostesses and the leave taking and departure should be done as quietly as possible It is not considered polite to smoke in the presence of ladies and young women siiould not permit it or en encotirage it by easy tolerance A man who is a gentleman and who respects a woman can and does deny himself the pleasure of smoking when he is in her society Dyed hair is considered bad form it certainly is in the worst possible taste and never deceives any person neither does it make anyone look more youth ¬ a m to 5 p a- GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Furniture Window Shades 0i3 Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Special attention given to Undertake ing and Repairing Main Street - - - - Paris Ky HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house ani et with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky I ¬ r able vegetables a salad and a sweet dish for instance a pudding or ice cream and black coffee The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ A pretty featnre of country house thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No weddings is the winding up of the fes- ¬ Agentstivity with a dance another feature Strawberry and general nursery cat¬ and one which makes the affair less alogue on application to trying to the bride and groom is the H F HILLENMEYER air of informality that seems insep ¬ - fenr courses are sufficient they may consist of soup a roast with its suit- ¬ For a simple yet perfect little dinner SHEJESXjKTG- 3 - 898 s I TREES PLANTS VINES i arable from country fetes Afternoon weddings are more in Telephone 279vogue than for many years the high noon hour is a favorite hour for wed ¬ CARL CRAWFORD dings this yearr especially in the coun - Lexington Ky ALVA CRAWFORD favor and ft goes without saying that wherever the national colors can gain a foothold there they are seen Good form requires reserve of man ner grace of bearing and refined mod- ¬ Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts esty to be shown as much in a bathing costume as in a ball dress therefore one must be more than careful in ones CONNELLY conduct at the seashore 3EXXJ3VEOES2i There is a certain amounit of freedom allowable at the seaside and at the PARIS KENTUCKY mountains but among refined people it never degenerates into the license Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls shown by public loungers and loud promptly answered Your work is Bolicited voiGed merriment Prices reasonable Ladies World ¬ H try Patriotic lawn parties are in high CRAWFORD BROS JOHN CANNING- - BEANS The- Best Time for This Worlc Is tober Some Poiiits oS the Proccs Oc ¬ iYRUPINDIGESTION PEPSS CURES DR CALDWELLS Butter beans and string beans may be successfully canned at home but we do not recommend anyone to put up peas lima beans or corn at home TIME TABLE They require a greater heat to sterilize them than boiling water and are EAST BOUTC1X cooked by expert eamiers with super ¬ f t 830am GiffOpm Louisville heated steam Corn sometimes keeps IiV Lexington 11 15am 8 Upm Ar well when canned1 with tomatoes 1125am 850pm StfTOam StSOpm Lv Lexington The best time to- can string beans Lv Wiuchesterll5Sam fl23pm15am 830pm Mt SterllngJ225pm is in October When they are put up Ar Washington ti5vani 950pm 9t50a u 705paK 340pm Ar Ar Philadelphlal015am before this time they minst be pro- ¬ ArNew York 1240nn 705pm 908pa tected against the heat of summer WEST BOUTfI and early fall and there is greater danger of their not keeping Select Ar Winchester 730am 450pm fcSoam 250pi the small beans The refugee beans Ar Lexington 800am 520pm 7S5an 845pm 911am tt30pm are considered excellent for this pur- Ar brankfort ArShelbyvlllei1001am 7r20pm poseString ihem and throw them Ar Louisville llC0am 8d5pm into boiling water Drain them and Trains marked thns f- rtra daily ex CHE 01 El -- ¬ - and sewed in a hem You will be sur prised at tne smart taiior ettect or a ekirt so finished when compared with one done by the usual time saving Iressmaker method and the work of repairing is lessened by more than half--S- t Louis Globe Democrat Peach Fritters Make a batter of the yolks of three eggs well beaten a half cupful of milk a little salt and about four ounces of flour Pare and halve the peaches removing the seed dust the pieces with powdered sugar dip each piece in batter and fry in boiling fat For a sauce cream together a teacupful of sugar and butter the size of an egg add half a teacupful of boiling water and set it over a kettle of boiling water ten minutes Before sending to the table add half a grated nutmeg and the whites of two eggs beaten to a stiff froth Ladies World Potato Biscuit Boil peel and mash fine one and plain will be a conspicuous fea- ¬ ture of the bodice this season Chem- ¬ isettes either severe in stjle or made fancy and fluffy will be used on house and street gowns and may be in con- ¬ trasting color or to match the gown Tucks will be seen in all widths run ¬ ning in every direction singly and in clusters All the new tucks turn up ¬ ward instead of downward All dressy costumes have a touch of white either of ribbon or lace Braids of all widths and weaves will be quite as popular as ever all through the autumn and win- ter and will be applied both plainly and in intricate designs some of the latter showing touches of velvet here and there which have the effect of medallion trimming Bibbons and vel- ¬ vet bands both bias and straight cut are used in plain and straight-all-aroun- d trimming and are put on either plain or gathered Womans Home Companion up-and-do- boiling water with the whole bean Cover the beans to the top of the can with boiling waiter in which a tea spoonful of salt has been dissolved to every pint Close the cans without the rubbers or with the vents open set them in- hot water on a wooden rack in a large boiler with straw or cloths packed between the eans to prevent their knocking together Let them cookfn this way with the water around them for half an hour Then close the vents or put on the rubbers and screw the cans tightly Let the water boil around them three quarters of an liottr longer Remove from the fire and when they are cold tighten them again and set them away in a dark cool place where the temperature does not rise above 70 degrees Butter beans are put up in the same way as string beans One of the best ways to keep string beans is in a strong brine in the same way cucumbers are put up for pickles They must then be freshened however for use X Y Tribune Fashions Latest Whims Bevers of all shapes both fanciful - fill cans which have been rolled in cept Sunday other trains run daily - Through Sleepers- between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Cr rarvtions oi ny information call on rJGKORGE JDiv W Barney Agent F i B Pass Agent Lexington Ky N R R Pana Ky Carr ft The COAST LINE to MACKINAC - - In TAKE TH E S MACKINAC DETROIT CHICAGO PETOSKEY 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers ThfrGreatest Perfection yet attained in Boat Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service insuring the highest degree of t COI1FORT SPEED AND SAFETY THE SOO MARQUETTE AND DULUTH Four Trips peb Week Between Toledo Detroit 4f Mackinac PETOSKEY LOT Return induJing fleals and Berths Cleveland RATES to Picturesque- 1350 iS from Toledo Mackinac and Proa 15 from Detroit - EVERY EVENING Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points East South and Southwest and at Detroit lor all yointS North and Northwest Sunday Trips Jur u July August and September Only EVERY CAY BETWEEN 4 J Cleveland PutinBay Toledo MICH Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address X A SCHANT2 o DETROIT Te Detroit and Cleveland steam KaY Co The Shortest Line and Ihe Best Service between Cincinnati and the bummer ¬ where-it-originate- ¬ - Hub them into one quart cvf potatoes f sifted flour and one teaspoonful Salt Work in next one teacup of lard then add enough sweet milk to make a moderately at iff dough Boll out to a quarter of an inch thick cut into cakes and bake in a quick pven Sprinkling sugar over the top is to mariv palates an improvement Louis ¬ ville Courier Journal quart Scald two cupfuls of milk add grad ¬ ually one half cupful of farina oke quarter cupful of sugar and one naif teaspoonful of salt Cook 20 minutes and add one beaten egg Cool the mixture shape in balls dip in crumbs tgg and again in crumbs fry in deep fat and df ainonTbrdwn paper Serve Farina Balls Resorts of the Great Lakes Bnammaanam AND THE GREAT CINCINNATI wm TO 2 r MICHIGAN LAX S3 with currant Press jelbt Philadelphia 3 Tcnins DHy between and OCTROI I t If Jftfr THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1S98 V -- THE ANNUAL FARCE A FRENCH VILLAGE FIRE -- WOMANS HEROISM FUNNY THING IN SPELLING ¬ Tho Workins Out ot Road Taxes Is The Pompiers Fijrlit the Blaze One of the Greatest Obstacles Melodramatic Style Rivalry to Real improvement Among the Firemen - The conditions under which such Ul Jf- VSl11Ji VM Mwwaj Jci i - W w lii IDEA FROM THE WEST How Box JIany Sections of the Irrigation Is Practiced in So Culled Ariel Resrions Box irrigation as practiced in many sections o the arid west is a cheap ¬ method of saving fruit trees and vines from the effects of drought and might be adopted with profit by the fruit growers and market gardeners of the eastern and middle states It is easily managed from any source of supply such as wells ponds creeks or springs mid in dry seasons will return many times the- - cost in increased yield of fruits melons and general vine prod- ¬ ucts The boxes are made of rough pianks usually about six inches square and IS inches in length and inserted in boles a foot or more in depth a few says From our own experience in per inches from the trees to he irrigated forming statute labor a few years Water is filled in the boxes and left to ago it was anj thing else but a busy jskaJjz T task Those who engaged in this work fe r r -S did not busy themselves so much in T e fTK53 trj ing to do a Iiwful days work and to improve the condition of the road Vfe l 0 3 VI i ways as in endeavoring to see who could tell the bggest yarn and who could get in th days time with the least exertion Whether the same motives guide people in performing statute labor to day or not we are not prepared to state definitely We fan cy however that a great deal of it is performed in the same dont care and half hearted way It may be perhaps that the agi tation in behalf of good roads during the past ten years has had the effect of imbuing those to whom the task of ft performing statute labor in this coun ¬ BOX IRRIGATION try is committed with more patriotic find its way to the tree roots and down zeal and a desire to do theirutmost to hs the main tap root conducts it un ¬ secure better roads and that instead til the moisture is taken up by the of a desire to do his share of the work many branches and rootlets For at as little sacrifice to himself as possi- ¬ vines the boxes are smaller and may ble everyone who performs statute be made from old tin cans buckets labor endeavors to put in a lawful and pieces of Tiling or any discarded vessel a faithful days work If so all well A favorite and handy device for con ¬ and good but from what we learn veying wjter from the source to the from those interested we are inclined boxes is found in Texas and Arizona to think a great manj follow in the and consists of a barrel fastened to a old way It is this same old way two wheeled cart or truck The bar ¬ that makes the adoption of the money rel is filled and then wheeled about system so important by hand to the several boxes where the irrigation water is turned in by A USEFUL CARRIER means of a short hose attached to the barrel This places the water Jxtut the Thins for Farmers Who where needed precludes all possibility Take Dressed Chickens or of waste and overcomes the objections Butter to Market to surface irrigation The trees grow more thrifty and are therefore less attacked by insects and blight Roots The accommodations for carrying penetrate to a greater depth giving dressed poultry to market are often¬ the tree a firmer hold and preventing limited The fowls are put promiscusprouts from coming up as they fre ¬ ously into pails or boxes and arrive¬ at their destination in any but an ap quently do all about a surface-irri-Igpte- d petizing condition The accompany¬ tree The ground can be culti- ¬ vated at any time and the surface soil ing illustration shows a carrier that is free from water grass and noxious weeds brought on by surface irriga ¬ tion An orchard vineyard or melon patch treated in this manner will yield better more uniform and salable fruits and the fears of drought be banished Joel Shomaker in Farm ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 -- labor is done are all opposed to effi cient work Those who engage in it are under no incentive to use their best efforts and rarely feel any re sponsibility for either the quantity or quality of the work they do for the county They huve little or no realization of the value of good highways and they are rarely aided or directed by intelligent practice judicious supervision or a knowedge of correct methods of procedure Doubtless there are many who in tend to work out their taxes conscientiously bur the conditions of the work and the traditions surrounding it tend to make its performance per functory and the testimony of many who have themseves participated in it show that nothing can be hoped for from the systen Evidence from one who has performed the task is given in the IJichibucto X B Review He ¬ ¬ ¬ rg -- r ¬ ¬ Jinx ¬ anil Fireside ing that celery is so treated for if this were the case only self blanching varieties would be used but it is to improve the flavor and to make the stalks tender Care must be taken to avoid heaping the earth so that it gets in among the branches Hold the stems together with one hand while with the other the earth is pressed against the plant leaving out merely a few leaves at the ends As the tops grow the earthing up must of course be repeated Celery is sub ject to a blight which attacks the center of the plant This maj1 be encour aged by soil getting between the stalks as it has been found where the plants are boarded up instead of earthed American they are less attacked Cultivator The Late Fsi Pijrs ¬ ¬ ¬ It Why Celery Is Bleached s not for the mere sake of blanch ¬ - J CARRIER FOR BOX WAGON Where a Strong Bond Is Needed will transport the dressed birds in the For they had some hose The gen Jeweler Nawower and lighter wedding came best manner possible The drawer is darmes They in from various direc- rings are fashionable Why do you want begged one group after slatted and occupies only the central tions and heavy to go away but as the firemen one so broad We expect to move to North Custome portion of the box At each end are another Jewelers spaces in wiiich broken ice is put were of equal rank they persisted in Dakota after the wedding their disaccord Numerous curious Weekly which keeps the fowls in a perfect con- ¬ dition during transit in hot weather people hastened up there were now Mamma It is naugthy to tell lies Eva Eva This arrangement can also be used several hundred there All of them People who do so dont go to Heaven offered counsel spouted Mamhowled Did you ever tell a lie mamma very nicely in transporting butter Eva Wont you No which especially needs Ice to keep it in swore were angry and hustled each ma fearful dear never lonely in Heaven mamma with be a presentable condition X Y Trib other It was the second act of only George Washington Oswego Daily ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the Register Gazette Rockford HI Learning to Manipulate a Typewriter Gets a Man Into a Queer During the civil war nearly as much hero ism was shown by the womenof our nation Haliit as by the brave soldiers Many a woman It is a strange spectacle One is weeping for her dead son bound up the A Cleveland man has set about learning continually surprised not that there wounds of his suffering comrades rejoicing the use of the typewriter Up to the present he has his in their timefor him had somebody to do to typewrit ¬ are fires but that they are extin- ¬ J ing but now he wants know how tesrenewed W U guished despite the zeal of the rural strength to run it all by himself He admits that he firemen It is necessary that his even while isnt an apt scholar It comes slowly The a good prince not sorrowing letters are hard to find and the spacing is so majesty the fire be for the easily forgotten But there is one thing that of to take advantage of the stupidity one who amuses him He is learning to spell and men was gone learning in the same way he did when a tow The village where I live is quite At that headed boy in the early 60s Of course he time was could spell when he tackled the typewriter small about 30 houses It is situated laid the but not in the same way Now he distinctly two larger towns midway between TV f o unda enumerates each letter and does it too with 4r v 4i 3 One evening of this week near nine tion for the greatest care It is a funny thing but he finds himself spelling out the words in the oclock the roll of a drum was sud ¬ On the Battlefield - newspaper and his wife says he spells them fedordenly heard a tangle of sound from anization known as the Womans Relief in his sleep an instrument of brass extraordinarily Jorps whose aid to the soldier of to day The other day the minister met him and out of tune We were informed by it fighting against the world for a living is no asked him how he was he gravely spelled out that there was a fire In such a case less notable than the Heroism of the ws the of One of the most the hamlet each ought to corps at Byron 111 earnest members House and when he pastor looked amazed he realin an isolated ized what is Mrs James had done and explained help his neighbor and in fact all the weart but illness once put a otop to her the cause of the peculiarity hastily the minisAnd able bodied inhabitants of the place active work A year or so ago when she ter professed to be greatly interested and of hastened toward the structure in was nearing fifty yearsmost age the time wanted to know all about it and the speller is careful of when women must be now flames a carriage house with ground strength Mrs Houseweart was taken their writegreatly worried for fear the parson will seria special paper on it for some magafloor and forage lofts Five hundred ously ill The family physician told her zine men were soon gathered there that she had reached a critical period of her When the minister finally left him he His Among them a retired officer a man life and must be very careful benefit pre- shooh hands and said Good by her did not began th speller and fhen rec- ¬ of cool head and authority known to scriptions and treatment and other treatment proved unavailing ollected himself and hastily added by everybody became naturally the chief ITfi llfvnps in fimp tnwpnrnnt HiicnwiiilinT At last Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale My village possesses a fire engine but People were brought to her notice with in- - i ity and when he increases his speed on the they were helpful this engine has no suction hose It disputable evidence that with renewed hope typewriter he no doubt will Cleveland in cases such as hers and must be filled with buckets Several she tried the remedy Last March she took Plain Dealer basins were in the icinity The com- ¬ the first box of the pills which gave much THE OFFICIAL TIME She was determined to be cured mander chose one and disposed us relief with rapidly in twTo files one for the full and kept on have the medicine until now It Was Carried by tlie General and eight boxes been consumed and she buckets and one for the empty and feellike a new Avoman Had to Be Recognized the double chain thus formed the en- ¬ Mrs Houseweart said I have taken as Such gine began its regular functions This eight boxes and have been improving since do not believeJ continued about half an hour Orders I took the first dosetheI pills They have could The necessity that there shafi be only one have lived without doie were executed promptly and silently me more good than any physician or any man who has the say in a military command is thoroughly recognized in the United the work was marvelous and the fire medicine I have ever tried States army A story is told of Gen Shaf-¬ Dr Williams Pink Pills are sold in boxes grew feeble never in loose bulk at 50 cents a box or fer commander of the American expeditionAll at once from one side came a six boxes for 250 and may be had of all ary force for the invasion of Cuba which illustrates great noise of horses at a gallop and druggists or direct by mail from Dr Wil- regard the punctilio of the regulars in this ¬ oll of rushing wheels and almost im liams Medicine Co Schenectady N Y At a certain frontier post at which Shafter mediately the same fracas resounded who then held an inferior rank was comWHY HE REPROVED mander many years ago a discussion arose from the other side It was the en ¬ among several officers as to the exact time two neighboring towns gines from the of day They arrived carrying their equip There Was Just a Faint Suspicion hand said A captain with his watch in his o Self interest in His ment of firemen It was sublime It is now exactly three oclock Complaint Oh no said a lieutenant by my time There were the heroic grocers the imits eight minutes past three portant butchers and the majestic A third officer watch out of every man in pay who It bakers They had retained their ordi feels isnt responsibility Uncle Samsold Irish pocket I know drew his is exactly righthis my time his as does an nary costumes But they wore the man who is a treasury messenger Just the he said and my watch says two minutes casque a gorgeous glittering orna- ¬ other day lie was berating an absent clerk past three for At this juncture Mai Shafter looked at of pins mented helmet worn alike by the fire- deskleaving some mighton the edge off his his silver watch where they be brushed by men of London Paris and Rome And anybody passing I donlt know what your watches say he j under this martial headpiece they Theyll be swept on the flure said he remarked but I wish you to understand were of ferocious visage and of noble and wasted to the extravagance of the that in this command it is five minutes past government which already its They recognized the borrowin money itisis to payso hard up and three the young officers remembered that attitude ixpinses Then grandeur of their mission I will never its a shame it is for the min in the gov- the authority of the commanding officer exforget the imperious figure the terri- ernment iniploy to be wastin pins which tended even to the time of day Pittsburgh Dispatch ble eyes and the frowning brows of cost money There was a general laugh at the earnestthe butcher who drove the first vehicle ness of the old mans complaint and someThirty Five Thousand 3Iilea No Roman consul on the car of tri- body said he deserved an increase of salary of Calico umph drawn by four white horses was for his devotion to the interests of the counThere is enough calico made in the United And then as the clerks trooped out more sculptural than this honorable try old States every year to make a sash which man said to the last of them the would co completely around the earth with tradesman And his peers yielded him Yis its all right for yees gazoo byes to bow The miles of material nothing Their heroism absorbed be laughin at me Ill see nothin wasted 10000 popularity of this left for ajustified by great fabricis them to such a Qoint that they seemed here They kin laugh but its not thim that the fact that the goods known as Simpsons has and knees blind and deaf At once they threw pick to go down on their handsFree Press to Prints are of the highest standard of up thim pins Detroit quality and finish The colors are absolutely their teams into the midst of the chain fast and will not fade nor will the goods bewhich was broken up In their tumult ¬ come limp with washing and wringing and Touching Kindness uous unloading we were dispersed as the material is cheap and exceedingly The bronzed soldier looked at the packThey ran here and there demanding age addressed to him with moistened eyes pretty there is little wonder that many are used annually in the with great cries where the water was Blessed angels he said they do notfor- - millions ofof yards and clldren dresses women Then he carefully took oil the but not listening to the responses fget us wrappings and foui d A nail brush an or When they had finally comprehended No Cause for Jealonsy a receiver a that several basins existed a memor- namental nair mixed rkles pair or waits Mrs Benham Dont you really care any a tract a hand of small bottle able question arose These would use painted blotting pad and a pants stretcher thing about mother Benham Well not enough to make you Cleveland Plain Dealer one reservoir those wished to use the jealous N Y Journal other Some insults were exchanged As It Is in Pnqrto kico menacing pantomiises were perI told my wife said Gobang that I had This ia what happens in Puerto Rico every stayed down town to get war news ceived Our commander tried to esAnd feeling very well this I am Well she furnished me tablish order and to reconstitute his morning general not Gen Miles to Gen what did she say says morning with an illustrated account of hostilities chain of buckets But the newcomers Garretson I think Ill take something Town Topics home than Cuba would not recognize him and had no Take something with me says Gen Gar- nearer reGuess I will Miles retson reason to obej him He did not wear sponds to GenMiles Gen Ill just go out and MES PMKHAMS ADVICE even a casque Could anybody talk to take a town St Louis Chronicle them of a chain when they had hose V-e-r- -y w-e-1- -1 la Irom 1 HOW you look old Even pale do it cheeks wont Your household cares may be heavy and disappoint-¬ ments may be deep but they cannot make you look thing does it and never fails It is impossible to look young with the color of seventy years in your hair One old Poor clothes cannot make ¬ ¬ m ¬ ¬ ¬ -d A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ permanently postpones the tell tale signs of age Used according to directions it gradually brings back the color of youth At fifty your hair may look as it did at fifteen It thickens the hair also stops it from falling out and cleanses the scalp Shall we from dandruff send you our book on the ¬ ¬ Hair and its Diseases ¬ Th Best Advfcc Free If you do not obtain all tho bene ¬ fits you expected from tho use of tho vigor write tho doctor about it Probably thero Is soraoi difficulty with your perioral system which may bo easily removed Address ¬ ¬ IB J C AYER Lowell Mass ¬ ¬ m ¬ ¬ CONST movo them except by using hot water injections Chronic constipation for soven years placed mo in ¬ I have gone 14 days at a time wltheut a movement ot the bowelo not bciug ablo to ¬ this terrible condition during that tiino I did ev- ¬ ery thing 1 heard of but never found any relief such was my case until 1 began using CASCARETS I now have from one to three passages a day and if 1 was rich I would givo 10000 for each movement it is such a relief Avwiek L Hunt 1U89 Russell St Detroit Mich ¬ PfKk fc CANDV -- ¬ ¬ TRADE MARK REOISTERED rfg ¬ ¬ Good Never SicUen Weaken or Gripe Sterling Remedy Company Chicago Montreal Pleasant Palatable Potent Taslo Good Do 10c 20c 50c CURE CONSTIPATBON Xerr York 222 ¬ ¬ What Mrs Nell Hurst has to Say About It Winchester imped cShot Gun SHOOT 5hell une ii - v little sunlight during the winter -- We have cold weather is expected raised pigs in the fall and that too when we had the advantage of a base- ¬ ment barn to xrovide warm quarters for them Yet the growth during the winter notwithstanding good feed was never satisfactory There is too ¬ enough to safely pats the winter is one that is born six cr seven months before The only pig thai will attain size months and if the pig is kept warm without sunlight it is usually at the ex pense of poor ventilation Without good air no animal can maintain good digestion or remain healthy Ameri can Cultivator Variety of Food for Pisrs In most of the discussions about what kinds of food are best the fact is overlooked that no food except per haps wheat gives all nutritive ele ments in their proper combination for best results A variety of food is needed not merely to tempt appetite but to keep the animals in the best health This is especially important to anir ials that are being rattened It is scarcely less so to animals that are growinjr aud which need in some form the elements that make bone and muscle rather than fa The farmer should understand this and give a variety Dakota Field and Farm A Mile in Various Countries Our English mile is 17G0 yards and differs from the unit of distance used n other countries The kilometer of France Belgium and Holland Is 1094 yards the Chinese mile 609 yards the Kussian 1107 the Spanish 1522 the Italian 2025 the Portuguese 2250 the German 5280 the Austrian 8297 the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ y JJanieh 8238 and the Norwegian 11690 kSwedish - and y Morning and Evening Milk Two inilkings should not be put to- ¬ gether under any circumstances till both are cooled If the warm morn- ¬ ings milk is added to the cold nights milk and both taken together to the creamery in the same can the milk will most assuredly be in bad condi ¬ tion wheii it reaches the separator The cause of the bad condition is of course the same as given above lack of cooling and aeration before starting but the action seems to be intensified by placing warm milk in with the cold This seems to be due to the fact that in every case bacterial formation will have established itself in the nichts country This history is not exceptional In milk and the addition of the warm milk increases the growth of these un most country fires the thino- i fhn desirable elements very rapidly Uame Paris Journal des Debats Farmers Review Some Queer Fingrer Ilingrs Rings have been made for almost all Salting Cows Regularly Now that cows are turned out to purposes Thus we find cramp rings pasture care should be taken to give said not only to cure cramp but to them regular supplies of salt The prevent its return amulet rings in ¬ best way is to place some rock salt in fallible protectors against the evil astronomical dial and zodiacal a sheltered place where they can lick eye Some salt is found by analy rings grter rings and puzzle rings it at will sis in milk It is a curious fact that so rings for novitiates taking the veil long as the calls food is chiefly milk these are usually of gold set with a it has no craving for salt This crav sapphire rings for diplomats signal ¬ ing begins when the calf begins to izing the official standing of the wear ¬ eat grass and other egetables all of er rings for poets pilgrims lawyers which require some s alt to aid in their and clerics squirt and poison rings Cows that are salted only made so that they could contain veg ¬ digestion irregularly give less milk than they etable poisons of the most deadly kind should and what they do give fur- which could be injected by slightly nishes cream that is difficult to churn scratching the skin of the person whose hand the wearer grasped whis ¬ American Cultivator tle and key rings both useful motto Advnntages of Inspection rings by means of which lovers gave The rigid inspection of the milk vent to their passions and love knot brought into this city by the state in ¬ rings and gemel rings the last made spector forced the milkmen to test of two or three links intertwined their cows get better cows take bet ¬ which could be joined together in such ter care of their cows stables and a manner as to form one ring Frank utensils It has led them to a study H Vizetelly in Womans Home Com- ¬ and consideration of the question of panion individual merit in their cows and to- ¬ day the milkmen are malting more - In Langruagrea Spoken in Brazil Brazil there are raid to be 300 money per cow then they efer did languages rind dialects spoken bj the Clinton Li Herald r ¬ ¬ ¬ Maitres Chanteurs Meanwhile the fire which had been nearlj- - put out peaceably resumed business the flames had reappeared and rose into the night The whole stable burned A good hour had slipped by in this manner Then Jlt tle by little calm was restored and men ceased to insult each other Good feeling was restored They under ¬ stood themselves Half an hour later and they were able to act The hose the precious hose was placed And they commenced to vanquish the fire ut a good part of the building was in ashes which might have yet re- ¬ mained intact but for the benevolent meeting of firemen of the neighboring Palladium example we should follow and annoyed time till death gets us of the ex- ¬ after that ample we are setting others Atchison Globe m m We are annoyed until we are 30 by the Dear Mes Pinkham When I wrote to you I had not been well for five years had doctored all the time but got no better 1 had womb trouble very bad My womb pressed backward causing piles I was in such misery I could scarcely walk across the floor Menstruation was irregular and too pro fuse was also troubled with ¬ Used byAlltheMmpionShois fkg FOR JWD NAME 152 PAGE RD ILLUSTRATED QTALOGUE ONA POSTAL Winchester Repeating rms 180 Winchester Ave Met Haven Conn Would Be Writer What do you con Eider the most important qualification for a A Old Hand beginner in literature small appetite Tit Bits THE MARKETS LIVESTOCK CattlecommonS Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light Cincinnati 15Sent 3 15 85 3 4 15 6 25 HOGS Common Mixed packers Llpht shippers SHEEP Choice LAMBS FLOUR Winter familv GRAIN Wheat No 2rednew Oats No Corn No 2 mixed 2 3 00 3 85 3 85 3 25 5 00 4 50 7 00 3 75 3 90 4 05 3 85 5 CO CG 2 C5 gt 2 31 Lard Prime steam e dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Choice to fancy POTATOES per bbl BUrlTER--Choic- Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVIsIONS Mess Pork 22 46 8 00 9 75 4 80 11 1 1 very much better and was able to do nearly all my own work I continued the use of your medi ¬ cine and feel that I owe my recovery to you I can not thank you enough for your advice and your wonderful medicine Any one doubting iny statement may write to me and I will gladly answer all inquiries Mrs Nell Hubst Deep w 1 leucorrhcea I given up all had hopes of getting well everybody READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING thought W I felt hams Vegeta ble Compound consumption After talcing five bottles of Lydia E Pink I had ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS US WelS r 1 JL And make no failures Write what you need CO LOOMIS To- IMP 25 50 C5 22 2 00 1 90 3 75 C6 CHICAGO water Mo Letters like the foregoing con- ¬ stantly being received contribute not a little to the satisfaction felt by Mrs Pinkham that her medicine and counsel are assisting women to bear their heavy burdens Mrs Pinkhams address is Lynn Mass t UNITED ST1TES WML CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring 3 A copy of our handsome map 48x0 1 inches printed in colors and mounted on a roller will be sent to any address on receipt of 15 cents in postage to pay for packing and trnnn S portation P S EUSTIS General Passanner Aeeat O IS Q R R Chicago 111 FREE 5 61 64 30 8 55 4 92 3 70 8 CO 4 95 21H NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 miked RYE PORK New mess LARD Western FLOUR Famiiy GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLECorn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam MMr 7 - All suffering women are invited to write to her for advice which will be given without charge It is an experienced womans advice to women j The Best B00Kthne WAR 5K8SSS two annual subscriptions at each to the Overland Monthly SAN FRANCISCO L Overland 4 00 703 10 10 OAT Mixed 71 35 48 25 10 40 5 S7 6 00 C8 iuisuuhiit A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE jr BALTIMORE 5 60 68M C3 A HOUSEFUL OF SHAME CLEAN HOUSE WITH to CO 33Ji 26 4 25 332 26 45 4 65 4 60 61 WAWM1 SAPOLIO WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS 29J 21 3 75 N 4 00 CURES FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 67 27 10 00 5 00 31tf Beet Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use In time Sold by druggists 1 fcreafcmeatgfe A N K E is im IBM eases m npnpQYNEwDiscovGiM J 1 wi I quick relief and cures wont Send for book of testimonials and 1 Br H H Mutual dava soksjuu1 Indians WXITOit HO WBN state ye please 1726 AJOVJfiJtTISIUta - taat paper mw tie AtV4VtIr w V - l b iiTiii 1 iiiiiniritnwijii iiriiiniUi pjra nwMujctaiiy THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1898 N Railroad Engineer Testifies to Benefits Received From To Cure A Cold In One Day Important Cluuigo on The Frankfort Cincinnati Two Nevr Trains ¬ Dr Miles Remedies Quinine TabNo 2 train will leave at 030 a m lets Ail druguists refund the money it it fails to cure 2oo For sale by W and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m T Brooks and James Konnedy Paris No 8 leaves at 430 p in and arrives Ky at Frankfort at 810 p m g No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a in A Good Memory arrives at 840 Take LaxativeuBromo r yy y WVLJOM M m A Beautiful sgjmcsisi gH - 4 If ofteu saves money nod also good Health No 5 leaves Frankfort at 1 15 p m you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ and arrives at 4 p m tion or ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells No 8 leaving at 430 will connect Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to you Trial sizes lfc lo doses 10c large size 50c C fast limited at George ¬ and SI 00 of V T lirjoivS druggist Paris with the Q Ky ljau Am town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p 1 TfttEAT m JUKES GQLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AKD BGE r uluu nri mil- iiiintrri rn KvrrtauiKiKuibnintw the 7 vmM FREE for a few months to all users ofIron yyw This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ e just r c ived a car-¬ ment for persons going to Cincinnati or We lo d of tobacco sticks which we points north east and west of that city C will st 11 as cheap as they can he No 1 will connect with the Q 5 connects at fast train south and No bought any place n C local pasGeorgetown with the Q TEMPLIN 00 senger from the south t m ki U ONE FOUND OF THIS STARCH WILL COI AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH yMWCTUMD OKiv iwrAKdiAruuNU 3 Pris ¬ T 1IIIWII Ttffa iauAfH W celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Brand you to mm starch so To inducemay find try this brand of out for yourself that you 2M that all claims for its superiority and econWm omy are true the makers have had prepared 0V at great expense a series of SVSTR jf fjtVTt ¬ on earth than that of a railroad engin eer On his steady nerves clear brain Sbrlght eye and perfect self command the safety of the train and the lives of its passengers Dr Miles Nervine and -- LHERB is no more responsible position de--pe- nd Bourbon Couat f r ihe money All grocers keep it at Price Gos sole agents j Thj R i be soft and stiff Dont use any other but Purity ha s late F Jl styks at 2 one flour from Paris Milling Co tell cfth- bejthits eve offered in your grocer you want no other - GAM C Xm PI Afil 1FQ mm -- 4 - hi keeping the nerves steady the brain clear Slid the mental faculties unimpaired lEngineer F W McCoy formerly of 1323 Broadway Council Bluffs but now residing at 3411 Humboldt St Denver writes that he suffered for years from constipation caus- ¬ ing sick nervous and bilious headaches and was fully restored to health by Dr Miles IServe Iiver Pills I heartily recommend IDr Miles Remedies 333tmSa iDr Miles Remedies viAv Dr are sold by all drug- - ESV Miles gists under a positive guarantee first bottle metises tjenefits or money re sfe Restore funded Book on dis- ¬ Health eases of the heart and --- other remedies are especially adapted to MASTERS SALE A Weighty Question jaerves free Address -- wmM DR MILES HEDIOAL CO Elkhart Ind fttfflaMfcggEaaE WEAK my3 CURE these diseases NO PAY The story is told of a gilded yonth of Chicago whose father employed a pri- ¬ vate tutor to ram algebra into the young mans head In order to simplify tho plus and minus the tutor used the familiar il- ¬ lustration of the counting of years from the hirth of Christ Now for instance we speak of so many years A D or in tho year of our Those years counting Lord he said of Christ we may con- ¬ from the birth sider as the plus units The years count ing back one by one before the birth of Christ we may take to be the minus units Now suppose I ask you the question How many years elapse between tho date 10 B C and 10 A D Let me get that straight said the young man The question was repeated He sat in deep thought for several moments and then said Well now Ill tell you I could answer that if I only knew in Chicago what year Christ was born ¬ ¬ OF LAND Bourbon Circuit Court Margaret Ronans Administrator tiff vs - exact reproductions of the ioooo originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever and villi ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks English Quail American Pheasant English Snipe r Each SPECIAL PATTERNS Nos 198 and 199 The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Plaque is bordered with a band of gold Plain- - ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and toil you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute 9 t Them j Her Heirs and Creditors Defendants Bv virtue of a judgment of the Bourbon ircuit Court made and enured in the above styled cause on the second day of July 1898 I will sell at public auc tion at tho Court house door in Paris Kentucky on MOSDAY Challie frock Skirt with 6haped flounce Blouse opens with revers over a chem- ¬ isette of guipure Sailor collar in the back Material required for costume challie 36 inches wide 11 yards Blouse No iq8 cut in three sizes 34 36 and 38 inches bust measure skirt No 199 cut in three sizes S4 26 and 28 inches waist measure Prico ofzattern8 10 9nts eacft All purchasers of three 10 cent or six Scent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand aro entitled to re- ¬ ceive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free Tho plaques will not be sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD -- Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short timo only CRAWFORD BROS Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts OCTOBER 3D 11 1898 m K- I at about the hour of wit j cclock a ttie iollowiut described real estate innwMyMr jjiLi 1111 ninr irraimia I Ki Record Subdued the Virago I j j THE KET METHOD TREATMENT K will posi ¬ original vith Ji K tively cure forever any form of Blood or Sexual disease It is the result tf 0 years experience in the treatment of WE CURE SYPHILIS This terrible Blood Poison the terror of mankind yields readily to our NEV TREATMENT Beware of Mercury Potas h etc lhey may ruin your pysteiu If you have pores in the mouth or tongue pains in the joint sore throat hair or eyebrows falling out pimples or blotches stomach derangement fcre eyes head- ¬ aches etc you h uc the secondary stnpo AVo solicit the of this Blood Poison most obstinate cases and challenge thy world ioracayewo accent for treat meit and cannot cure By our treatment tho ulcers lioal the Lair grows again pains disappear the skin becomes lieultLy nd marriage is possible and sate Sf i h H CURES GUARANTEED Thousands cf yourg and middle nged men bavo taeir vigor and vitality sapped by early abuses later excesses mental worry cc p o matter tno eauc our New Method Treatment is the refuge WECUREfPOTEMCY And rcsto o nil nrts to a normal condi tion Ambition lite and energy are re newed and oie fecit hiiuscU a man Every case is treated indi¬ amongmen ful success No matter what ails you Vc can fur consult us confidentially nish bank bonds to guarantee to accoin- jplish what we claim vidually no enre all hence our wonder- ¬ fc ireat rud cure EMISSIONS VARICOOIILL SYPKTL1S GLEKl STRICT UltE IMPOTENCY SEOhET DRAIN 1 XNATURAL BISC1IA1U1- ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases CO NSULTA i 1 JN rilE K BOOK H IlEE If triable to call write f r 110 E 1QFESTIOX BLANK for Wo While Spurgeon was still a boy preacher he was warned about a certain virago and told that she intended to give him a tongue lashing All right he replied but thats a game at which two can play Not long after as he passed her gate one morning she assail- ¬ ed him with a flood of billingsgate Yes thank He smiled and said you I am quite well I hope you are the same Then came another hurst of vitupera- ¬ tion pitched in a still higher key to Yes which he replied still smiling it does look rather as if it is going to Said sale will be made upon credits rain I think I had better be getting of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purch8e money lor which the on purchaser will bf required to execute Bless the man she exclaimed as deaf as a post Whats the use bond payable to the undersigned hes good surety Master Commissioner of storming at him and so her rav- to bp approved by him with bearing interest ings ceased and were never again at- from day of sale until paid at the rate tempted of 0 per cent per annum and a lien will be retained upon said property as The Boston of It additional security for said purchase Yon would be pretty persisted price the other if you didnt know it yourEMMETT M DICKSON The gorgeous Boston creature self shook her head I can know nothing Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit she argued I have mental impres- ¬ Court sions but they do not establish exter- ¬ owj i ii uujauiflii an J x nal fact Externality is a figment of subjectivity Ergo I do not know I am pretty quod erat demonstrandum Casuistical subtleties doubtless but not easily to be swept away for all that OF Detroit Journal j j ¬ ¬ ¬ Mi refill h Rnnn thi mtn N lUi Hn W 40H fi feet to 2 corner to same a deflection in line then N 55 W 01 feet to 3 the ritht of way of th Keutucky Midland Railroad then with the right of way of said railroad N 80 1 E 181 feet to 4 a corner in righr of way ot said railioad then N 74 44 E 108 fed to 5 corner to Thomas Williams and in line of said right of way th n S 80 50 E 42 eet to 0 a stake in 1 nomas Williams line then S 00 12 W 04 feet to 7 a corner to same then S 32 E 414 feet to 8 corner to said Williams and on North margin of Main Street then with the North marg n of Main Street S 51 10 W 148 feet to the beginning containing one acre and ninety four hundredths of an acre 1 94 100 of land Beginning at 1 ou North margin ol Main Stieet Ky ami corner lot sold to JOHN GONNELLY f KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS TAKE THE PARIS KENTUCKY Calls Work guaranteed satisfactory promptly answered Yiir work is solicited Prices reasonable 0 3 TRAINS DAILY FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this summer Agent or mtormation inquire of pour nearest Ticket - HOUSE ASD LOT AND BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ¬ ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON X Q3oct tf Jacksonville Ky I 4V - tA s r - Vs MASTERS SALE y i fill j liUiATJiiiM MASTEFS SALE OF i It fi 5 Kennedys Kergam 122 W- - Fourth St CINCINNATI O If 9 Property Oil - NOTICERe- ¬ - mrnrnzm fsmifmxa Property Bourbon Circuit Court Bourbon Circuit Court C R Mcllwame W W Ash more- ceivers of Covenant Building Loan Association Plaintiffs vs Saturday September 17th y y f 4 M Low Rates 4 TO Cincinnati Very low rates will be In ef fect from all points in tho Bouth to Cincinnati and re- turn via the Queen Cres- icentRoute andits connect-in lines during the j Economy Building Loan Association Mary A Judy etc Defendants of Paris Kentucky Elaintiff By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ vs bon Circuit Court made and entf red in D Frakes etc Defendants Carrie the above styled cause on the 29th day By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ of June 1898 1 will sell at public aucbon Circuit Court made and entered in tion at the Court house door in Paris the above styled cause I will sell pub- Kentucky on licly at the Court house door in Paris ¬ ¬ WE WILL CLOSE OUR STORE UNTIL 6 P M it Kentucky on SATURDAY SATURDAY SEPT 24TH 1 SEPT 11 24T1I 1898 in Situated in the county of Bourbon the following described real estate to Kentucky in the city of Paris fronting wit 67 feet and 0 inches more or less on That certain house and lot in the City Brandt Alley and running back 33 feet of Paris Ky fronting 02 ft 10 in on 4 inches the same width as in front to ra Walnut now 2d St Street and extend- ¬ the line of the lot of Thos F Roachs Xm PLi ing back same width as in front to Jos Heirs and is that part of lot No 28 in A Wilsons line and bounded on the E McGinty8 addition to the city of Paris 52d NaHonalEncampmenti by Dan Turney on the N by T A lying between the lot this day conveyed Sept 5th to 10th 1898 Wilson on W by Gray Smith and is by first parties to Harriett Allen and the same property conveyed to Mary the lot belonging to the heirs of Hannah Tickets will be on sale Saner by Dan Turney and wife by deed Durgin being the same property con- ¬ Sept 3rd to 9th inclusive good returning Septl3th recorded in the office of the Clerk of the veyed to Mary Ann Arnold now Marv Extension of limit to Oc Bourbon County Court Book 09 page A Judy by J W Lancaster John B tober 2nd can be secured 235 to which reference is made by depositing ticket with Northcott and wife by deed dated Joint Agent Call on your August 17th 1892 and recorded in Deed Ticket Agent or write for Said sale will be made upon a credit Book No 74 page 342 or so much full information to of six and twelve months for equal parts of as may be necessary to satisfy there- ¬ plainot the purchase money for which the tiffs debt interests and costs purchaser will be required to execute Finest train vservice in the Bouth Through bonds with good surety payable to the Said sale will be made upon a credit Pullman Sleepers handsome rvestibuled trainsonrun daily undersigned Master Commissioner and of six and twelve months for the purr bearing interest at six per cent per chase money for which the purchaser from Jacksonviue Savannah n Atlanta Columbia Macon annum from day of sale until paid win do required to execute bond with SJSs Birmingham Meridian New bame to do approved Dy said Commis- - good surety payable to the plaintiff and fSV Orleans Asheville Knoxvllle bearing six per cent interest from date chattanooa Lexington etc Si sioner vmV through to Cincinnati without change via the famous Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ Said sale is made to satisfy a judg- ¬ ment in favor of the plaintiff for the ment in tavor of the plaintiffs for the of 45000 with interest interest thereUnESGENTlf sum of 80821 day of November thereon sum the rate of sixwith cent per annum¬ UEEN from the 20th on at per 1896 until paid amounting on the day of from the last day of February 1897 ROUTE sale principal and interest to 95502 until paid and 7070 costs of this and the costs of this suit amounting to suit making the total sum to be raised the sam of 7825 making total amount on the day of sale the sum of 50490 to be raised on day of sale 103327 I I i at about the hour of oclock a at about the hour of noon the following described real estate to wit We have chosen this day for a Holiday for ourselves and assistants and request all our cus tomers and friends to remember this and we would ask that they call another day for making their usual purchases We trust you will favor us by waiting until Monday ¬ ¬ ¬ t v t -- - uim ly - j r ff SCbp iv M v -- v 1a- - iftv - a M 5 Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit MasterCommissioner Bourbon Circuit kYKUH t Court jourE CUBESCONST1PATIONI 1 C Arnsparger Attorney McMillan Talbott Attys LJt C UMLUWCLU FlllI ML EMMETT M DICKSON EMMETT M DICKSON TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS L701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY 4- J - j

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