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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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W- 1 CHAMP MILLER I Editors and Owners n w1 BOURBON NEWS if PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY V Up k Lo FEB 1 1881 5X329K11 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1893 Coughed 20 Years Use Paris Milling Purity I suffered for 25 years with a cough flour for sale by all grocers hundreds of dollars with News Notes Gathered In And About The and ¬ doctojgfaad for medicine to no avail un Ask for it Take no other Rurir til rjused Dr Bells Mr and Mrs T M Purnell are guests This rjmiedy makes wak lungs strong at Judge W M Purnelle in Paris It hasjsayed my life J B Rotell Quite a number of persons from this Grantsburg 111 place have been enjoying the week of OTeak Eyes are Made Strong opera in Paris this week TERMg 5 and styes removed estate mortgage 5h per cent on real Messrs E P Clarke T P Wadell dim vision made clear on B TF J uu 3Gnnlt rA Jiua A cuie oyco vi rtuy uumtu lPn vi or rpuna iTntvw uttPnrlpd fhu fmiRral MOORE ROGERS kind sjjMllY aud effectually curtd by of Capt Bradshaw at fans jesteraaj tfae usjfcf Satherland8 Bajfla Eye Salve 16sep 6mo f Parik Ky Having purchased the couuty right its pqcup in tubes ana sola on a guar- for the Little Wonder Seed Fan tee bylall good druggists Q which will separate any and all kinds u of seeds and can be operated by one agency insures against man price 1200 I will try and call A dark bay horse came to my place fire wind and storm best ol 1 re on all persons before seeding time about a week ago Owner may have Respectfully yours liablef prompt paying compa- - same by proving property and paying Ed Bedford costs niesShon union Ruddles Mills Ky tf 16sep 4t G G WHITE W 0 HINTON Agent John Wilson sexton of the colored cemetery tells a startling story about WEJrare jthe peoples friends We re- ¬ the burial of Geo Allen an 80 year old negro Wilson claims that while he pair jiour linen aud put neck bands on was filling the grave after the departure free Haggard Reed Money to loan on real estate mortgage of all mourners he heard a noise in the Apply to The News office coffin which was then two feet under earth Haying no assistance Wilson SALE was unable to reannect the case to in- ¬ vestigate the cause oi rhe noise but he OF believes the old man was in a trance OF and was buried alive AN UNDIVIDED ONE FOURTH INImug Irritation TEREST IN A uERTaIN TRACT is thfi forrrunner to cousiimntion Ur MILLERSBURG M FO 76 2iumitiauKSBcaiSK uvwi iLMTn BROWERS THE LARGEST HOME OUTFITTERS IN THE EVfIRE SOUTH jnt Cos Will Kerxev Physician M- - D FURNIT Here is ample evidence of great preparation Over two car loads of new and choice goi de put on our floors in the last few da vs Chairs from 75c to S2 Rockers from 148 up to any pricv Couches from 75 810 and S15 up Parlor Suits complete from SIS up Red Room Suits from 1250 up - Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Surgeon Mcnev To Loan Office Fouith am Pleasant Sts Office Hourp 16aug tf 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p in 7 to 8 p m I f -- - OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT Carpets with Will now signalize itself Well made stTle and toneiced purposely iow If m Hors Taken Up L a Dr NELSON opp First Presbyterian Pleasant St Church Hemp Carpets lt 2 3c per yard Ingrain Carpets 25o 4 ic 50c - Bucks old office Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a i Brussels Carpets 50c oo 00c Velvet Carpets 75c 85- 90c Mattings Oil Cloths and all floor icquisites Money To Loan m 1 to 5 p m WALL PAPER Kiivi n- w si 1 temptiu tylcs ior our inspection IRON BEDS - DRAPE 1IE3 WOOD MAHTEL arrav of -- is the Id begin in earnest lhis we k Not only nriee ritrht BU ve I save nreuareo a glorious 011 Amiistbitob1 FOR IFLEHSPT i MASTERS SALE OF- f s P c Carpets Furniture Wall Pape- - Ji ¬ I desire to lease for a term of y ears my farm in Bourbon county near Ewalts Cross Roads and on Paris Cynthiana Turnpike containing five hundred and sixty six acres Possession given March 1 1899 Privilege of seed- ¬ ing given No one but strictljr reliable parties need apply 232 W Main pfr will cur it and Bells give such strength to the lungs that a Asmdininistratorsof C F Clay de- cough or a cold will not settle there cvas we will ell to the highest bid Twenty five cents at all good druggist der at his late home on the Winchester Pine-Tar-Houey -- 4 - - I have storage capacity at my warea houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for beginning at 1 oclock p in Standard which I will issue negotiable warehouse timejfthe following property to wit receipts aud wiil guarantee the holder calves Here are a few reasons vhv B S Stout has succeeded in building can borrow two thirds the market price 4 caws and heiters 3 yjearliug Tap the largest tailoring busine s in Paris of the grain at the banks at seven per 8 yjiarliug steers FIRST He ecogniz d ihe fact that five vears ago that the only cent interest Storage one cent per 1 Kill bushel per month or fractional part 2 liorses day of big profits and small sales was past thereof No charge for handling or SECoXD lie cuts the nrice of tailor made garments at least 40 sacks Parties who held their wheat o ork males 8 brood eowb PER CENT last year were paid handsomely for so 40fhoats THIRD He Uejt up the quality of his materials his styles and doing Will pay New York or Balti- ¬ com in field more prices less the freight any time his workmanship tiinbthy and clover hay in stack you wish to sell FOURTH He always does as he advertised several oreamng piows R B HUTCHCRAFT thrte cultivators Wis c ni u 4 Stornge For Grain pikefron 0 Bourbon Circuit Court Lizzie T Ewalt Administratrix tiff vs Martin Doyle etc Defendants EUain- W E HIBLER Lexington Ky TuSSDAY OlitAAjtAln ¬ SEPT 27 1898 rhe above sf vied cause at the June term 1898 I will sell nublicly to the highest and best oidder at the Court bouse door in Paris Kentucky on IUUU between the hourd of 10 oclock a m 2 oclock p in an uadivided one J Bv virtue of a judgment of the Bour ¬ bon Circuit Court m ade and entered in Bill WSCZSS If UWIUWUII 8 U 1 y As a result of thiss3rstem he has built up a large trade that appre ed their barber shop making it ciates the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit orOver ly the most attractive shop in Paris Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers They offer a prompt expert and polite coat at a big profit says H S Stout service and their shop is as cool as any If you want credit your high price tailor gladly expends it for he in the city Hot or cold baths at any makes you pay dearly for it in the end hour tf Why not turn over a new leaf wear the- best save money by Insure in my agency non- ¬ SiYing H ft Stout a trial ¬ - Crawford Bros have lately improv- ¬ decided- ¬ llpr 1 1 3ie snovei piow 2 mowers PARIS FURBISHING k TAILORING H STOUT Manager At A THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE up-to-date I inr v r - situated in Bourbcm county Kentucky on the waters of Stoner containing 196 1 corn sheller acres 1 rood and 32 polep and composed 1 2jhorse wagon of several tracts as follows to wit 3 1 spriDg wagon Beginning at 3 in the middle of the 1rbad wagon It is the easiest camera Kisers Mill road corner to Win David t 1 cart Makes the best photographs S 32 E 4788 poles to 6 and running 9 Tattle troughs NeveK out of order near the middle of said road and corner Takes 4x5 plates that all dealers lijater cart to lot 2 in the division and allotment of He makes the Finest Imported Suitsfor union Prompt paying reliable 1 corn plauter keep no matter what make get em dower of the estate of Samuel Ewalt lihayrak companies insures against ifire thence S 43 W 85 1 5rrpoles to a stake in anywhere j aarf i ivii m4 v The after expense rtr of onn iU mmPiiidHammmmmmmm AWjLU lilVlU D i UD ni IUDUID J1r oq kt Theleasure is is least AAI Till MT1I vy y - r-ilfirTIl t rmmmmjm niattorm scale 57T88BeTto2at6necornertV8aidt Sent expre8laicfr 1 seed sower 8210 poles to W 0 HINTOfc Agent David thence JN 42 2 pond scrapers United States beginning 3 drag harrows A careful book on it sent if you ask CO 2 disc harrows a tract of 172 acres 2 roods and And The very best companies com- ¬ ADAMS WESTLAKE CO 12 poles of land purchaoed 2 cutting boxes by Sainl pose my agency which insures 1 feed slide Nicholas Smith Geo Ewalt of John and S 110 Ontario Street Chicago 1 wheat fan W Wilson and David bhdwhan and by against fire wind and storm them conveyed to said Saml Ewalt by JOE MUNSON Cutter Sale will begin promptly Non union deeds of record in the Clerks office of KimniiiiimiiimiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiH Terms made known on day of sale W O HINTON Agent the Bourbon County Court to which S B CLAY B J reference is made and surrounded by the Administrators Shoe Store lands of Mrs Win Skinner from which it is divided by Stoner Creek and by the WET WHEAT lands of J as Tate from which it is E Cor 4th Main Paris Ky divided bv said Creek and by the lands We have machines that wiil of Catherine Batterton and the lands of OF Leona Cleaver divided from the latter thoroughly clean and dry your by Licking River said two parcels wheat if thrashed wet Charges making said tract of 196 acres 1 rood and 32 poles and is the same land de- ¬ reasonable scribed in the deed of conveyance from CO 3w Edward XX ARE THE ItrlOST FATAL OF ALL DIS- - RflJ J H HIBLER The undersigned Assignees of William Sallie Lair and her husband to office of Ewalt of record m the Clerks Sparks will expose to sale to the highest County Court at Deed A Good Memory and best bidder a tract of land situated the Bourbon 355 to which reference is Book 69 page often saves money and also rood health If in Bourbon County containing also made you are troubled with constipation indigestion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ACRES 2 ROODS 18 POLES Also the said Edward Ewalts undi ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells 279 and all his Syrup Pepsin aud health will be restored to premises vided share and interest Said sale will be made on 10c lo doses Trial is a guaranteed remedy for all KIDNEY and MM you SlOO ofsizes T Brooks 10c large size 50c one mile South of Leesburg the10 oclock right title and claim of in and to his W druggist Paris and at MM Ky Mm BLADDER Diseases mothers Margaret Ewaltdower com- ¬ ljan Am a m posed of a certain parcel of land con- ¬ taining 28 acres 3 roods and 20 poles THURSDAY OCT I3TH 1898 and more particularly described as fol- ¬ lows Beginning at 3 see plot estate DESCRIPTION settled G page 426in the middle of the Ladies fine Hand trimmed and Said land is situated on the East side Kiser Mill road corner to William E Sold by James Kennedy Druggist Welt Button and Lace Boots made E of Leesburg and Newtown Turnpike David running S 32 E 4788 poles to that as soft fronting thereon 159 poles is one mile 6 near the middle of said road and cor-¬ z of kid good is wearingas a gloye and zz qualities has South of former place and five miles ner to lot No 2 thence S 34r W 85 1 5 Latest style toes and trimmings E North of latter which is a station on poles to a stake in Wm DavidTs line at r for Fall wear We invite you to Kentucky Midland Railroad It is 7 thence N 28 W 47 88 poles to 2 a stone look at our stock before buying r further bounded on the South by the corner to said David thence N 425 E IN THE FINEST E lauds of Mrs Hawkins and ailas dirt 82 16 poles to the beginning and also E your Winter Footwear road on the East by thelands of the land conveyed by John and Nicho- ¬ ALL Smith Bishop and on the North by lands las Smith and George W Wilson and ijniiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiirniiiuiiiiuiiiuuiinl of Crenshaw and Chinn It is descrioed Daniel Shawhan to the late Sam Ewalt KENTUCKY by metes and bounds in order of sale father of said Edward by their respec- ¬ This is a No 1 farm in every respect tive deeds of conveyance which are of I have for sale 54 coming Location in good neighborhood con- ¬ record in the Clerks office of the Bour- ¬ mnles 51 of the number being mares D venient to schools and churches citely bon County Court all of said land General Fertility good 150 acres in situated in Bourbon county Kentucky FOR SIZE COLOR AND STYLE grass about 60 acres that may lie put in or so much thereof as will be necessary Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio they are simply nnequaled Call on or wheat this fall and about 70 acrea for to satisfy a judgment in favor of Mrs address the undersigned corn tobacco etc next Bettie Curreutamonnting to 2000 with Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris cultivation in year interest thereon from the 24th day of HORACE MILLER resi- ¬ January 1891 amounting principal and Improvements Good brick 20sep4tJ Pakis Ky dence six rooms tobacco barn and interest on day of sale to 244333J 11TH 1898other necessary outbuildings and 8iso to raise the further sum of TUESDAY OCT ponds 91200 with interest thereon from Jan Well watered with cisterns h and Springs Any one wishing a good nnrv ltt 1897 amounting on the day of returning every second Tuesday in each home or a naviner investment should sale to 100821 and the further sum of month OF call on Mr William sparKs on tne 2949 ucpail taxes and the costs of Reeerencew Every leading physician premises or on the undersigned who this suit 320 95 making the sum of Paris Kentucky will take pleasure in showing the land total to he raised on the day of sale the Title perfect sale absolute sum of S36724i Terms The land will be sold on 3 1st due March Said sale will be made on credits of three equal pay men t 1st 1899 at which time possession will six twelve and eighteen months for on be given Balance 2 two annual pay- ¬ equal parts of the purchase money for Hasball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- ¬ FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2BD 1898 ments with interest from March 1st which the purchaser will be required to execute bonds with good surety to be 1899 tions AlsoJdraw out grate removable and renewable without approved surety to be approved by the undersigned Master Bonds with WAUflnnnci having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction At 2 oclock p m I will offer at auction given on day of sale Commissioner payable to said Commis nine building lots in Didlakes Addition UU in all to best materials skilled workmanship modern and TntprpRf mav he abated from day of sioner and bearing interest from day of Paris located near Dr McMillans ¬ its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth residence Two front on the Maysville payment to March 1st 1899 if creditors sale until paid at six per cent per an- ¬ LOUISVILLE KY For pike 66 feet and run back 204 feet to an agree to accept and stop interest as to num ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience Four Months Storage Free sale by alljprominent dealers alley Seven front on Clifton avenue 50 this provision a definite statement will EMMETT M DICKSON be made on day of sale feet and run back 204 feet to an 18 foot Independent Warehouse alley Terms made known on day of Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit J Q WARD CO TEKSTEGGKE sale Court J MIL ERWARD DATES Agent C P OIDliAE William Sparks Assigneeb ol Harmon Stitt Attorney l3an99 ParisKy1 AT Forsyth Auctr 20sep4tT v Binder Say stacker and rakes ad iuterest fourth in a certain tract of laud FOR PLEASURE PHOTOGRAPHY ADLAKE CAMERA 12 anci 5 3000- Mf- rJfr4ftffiMi ysgix- T 1 JriJir- - M 1 a iLt -- 1 - r rvr 1 T - xmQstfr8jaj nyBerPne - Clays ASSIGNEES SALE LAND M riy FOLEYS KIDNEY CURE M ¬ ¬ SUGAE 300 s MULES two-year-o- ld L H Landman M - E 9 Building Lots warn tobacco WL m GOHMANN Louisville Ky 7 10- - -- - THE BOURBON NEWS AMSKY FRIDAT SEPTEMBER LOOSE 23 1898 ROOSTER SOLD AT ELEVATOR FIRE Ten Men Cremated and Eight Fatally Burned in Toledo 0 A jmisih6clok found CONVICTS TURNED THE WINNIE DAVIS FUNERAL L iooo The Dismembered Body at Bridgeport II Four Thousand of Them at Cayenne iu Kemaii s Will Reach Richmond Vnt on Friday and Will Be Met by the Leo Identified as That of Miss Emma French Guiana Mutiny The Worst and Pickett Camps Gill Her Brother Positive is Feared By the Authorities Texas Bird That Was Winner ot Over o000 nnU Champion in Twenty Seven Hattlca Do You your boils and keep your system free from the poisons which cause them The great blood purifying power of Hoods Sarsa parilla is constantly being demonstrated by its many marvelous cures - 1 In London Sept 22 A special dispatch pliance with a request from Superin- from Paris says the deputy representthe brother of ing French Guiana in the chamber has Honues Were Shaken as in an Earthquake tendent Birmingham missing Emma Gill arrived here the and Windows Were Shattered for received a dispatch announcing that a He proceeded at once to WednesdaBlocks Aronnd The Ajrsrrejjato mutiny has taken place among the Loss About S450000 the morgue where the head of the convicts at Cayenne the capital o Yellow pond mystery is preserved in French Guiana The mutineers it Gill broke down embalming fluid appears overpowered Toledo O Sept 21 Ten men creand mur when shown the ghastly relic He at mated and eig lit more fatally burned once positively identified their it as the deredmilitary guards then stormed is theresnlt of the most disastrous fire storehouse and seized the head of his sister The identification the arms and ammunition there They - that ever occurred in Toledo The Young Gill spontaneous combustion of dust in the is complete in every way on now according to the dispatch police a mole the neck are grain elevator owned by Paddock showed the besieging the principal prison and it is He Co Hodg e at 9 oclock Tuesday which they had overlooked sistersaid feared they may succeed in freeing the be of his evening- caused this terrible destruo he had often made fun 4000 convicts confined in the building tion of life and none of those who were cause of it Reinforcements have been telegraphed Walter C Foster a young man con- ¬ for to the Island of Martinique but it taken out after tho fire started were Co far enough from deaths door to tell nected with the Fleischman Yeast is said they will not arrive in time to Dr Carmichael 0 oclock Bishop Whitle of this city was arrested at any of the details suppress the mutiny Bishop Penick Rev Langdon R MaWilliam J Parks the superintend Wednesday morning in connection Devils Island where Albert Dreyfus son Dr Moses D Hoge and Dr James ent after being blown through the with the Bridgeport murder mystery the former captain in the French ar P Smith The entire body of the window of the lower story was con- Detective Smith of the local force tillery is confined under sentencejfor church will be reserved for organizascious for a moment and said thai made the arrest He says Foster has having sold secrets of the war office to tions In concluding the ceremony at about SG0 a terrible explosion oc made some startlinj disclosures but a foreign government is but a short the grave the Centenary Church choir curred on the south side of the eleva- refused to say what they were The distance from Cayenne It is possible will sing a hymn The churches of tor and that he knew there were about police will not allow reporters to see that the revolt of convicts may be the the city will toll their bells twenty men at work on the seven Foster death knell of the prisoner whose con passing of the procession during the deCitizens The local police learned that the floors of the enormous building None so stirred up the are requested to display flags at half scription of Miss Emma Gill of South demnation has of those who are alive will survive the French nation for his guards are un mast The burns and bruises with which thej ington a suburb of Hartford who is der strict orders to kill him if any at- lected from active pall bearers are seLee camp and from the are covered Besides those regularly missing tallied most minutely with tempt is made to release him or if Sons of Veterans employed at the elevator the three that of the dismembered corpse Miss there is any possibility of his escap Honornrv nnllhfnTTc tZntr tt children of Superintendent Parks Gill is the daughter of Mr and Mrs ing Tyler Gen John B Gordon Gen The were visiting him at the time One oi Harry Gill of Southington Fitzhugh Lee Gen Joseph Wheeler these may recover from his burns bul father of the missing girl is a cutler CERVERA RECEIVES CHEERS Hon J Taylor Ellyson Col W O Grace the girl is burned employed by the Southington Cutlery Skelton Mr James Swan Gen Dab- almost beyond recognition and Hap Co His daughter was 24 years old and The Spanish Admiral Arrives at Santander aey H Maury Col Wm H Palmer old the third child has not been Spain aud Receives a Popular Judge G 1 Christian Mr Virginius found being either blown to atoms ox was employed as a domestic in the Demonstration Newton Mr Jos Bryan Mr W D family of James H Pratt in the village cremated Chesterman Col Gordon McCabe Col At 830 Tuesday evening the people where she resided Even to the crease Santander Spain Sept 22 The E Hobson Mr Walter E Grant of east Toledo were startled by a ter across the forehead and the pockmark Anchor line steamer City of Rome rific explosion which caused a panic near the left eye her description tal-¬ chartered by Adm Cervera to trans- Col John B Purcell Gen Charles Anderson Dr James B Mc all over the neighborhood Houses lied exactly with that of the girl whose port to Spain the Spanish sailors cap- J Caw Dr George Ross Maj were shaken as in an earthquake and dismembered body was found in the tured at the battle of Santiago who Robert Stiles Col Archer Anderwindows were shattered for blocks pond here last week Walter C Foster were recently released by the United around Those in the vicinity of the of Hartford Southington agent of the States authorities arrived here Wed son Mr Burton Harrison Col W E Cutshaw Gen Bradley T Johnson Union elevator soon noticed flames Fleischman Yeast Co was Miss Gills nesday from Portsmouth N H whence Mr Arthur M Seddon Gen David A bursting from all sides of the building only suitor One month ago last Fri ¬ she sailed on September 12 Capt It was but a few minutes day she started on a two weeks vaca- Eulate the former commander of the Weisiger Mr E B Addison Mr J H Dooley Mr Thomas Atkinson Mr T till the fire department of Q the tion Spanish cruiser Vizcaya and the other C Williams Mr J N Boyd Mr E After an absence of one week she city began the work of rescue which returned home for two days Then she Spanish naval officers landed and were Leslie Spence jr k was rendered difficult by the terrific went away for another week and came mistaken for a party of which Adm The committee will meet Thursday heat of the fire The river cut off esCervera was a member The latter to complete arrangements It is un- ¬ cape on one side and there the flames home at the expiration of the period Upon her arrival home the second however was still on board the City of derstood the hearse will be drawn by were less fierce The families of a Rome but a crowd of people followed white horses and each horse will be dozen men who were known to be al time she informed her employer the officers and cheered for Adm led by a veteran work within rushed to the scene and that she was unable to work Cervera longer alleging Notices are pouring in from confedsickness women calling for their imprisoned any She said she was erate camps in Virginia and other going husbands brothers and fathers made away Miss Gill informed her parents WANTED EXTRA SLEEPERS parts of the south indicating a pura scene indescribable pose to send delegations to the funeral that Foster It was learned that the force of 2C a suburb of had a sister in Stratford this city whom she had A Conflict Between the Fourteenth Minne ¬ and the procession promises to be a men expected to load S0000 bushels oi Unnst lnrnocinnr rrn All rt sota Volunteers and Railroad Of¬ grain during the night Not one oJ decided to visit Prior to her depart erate organizations in the city have ficials at Indianapolis Ind the entire number could be seen in ure she asked to have her mail delivered to J Jones general delivery adopted resolutions of respect to the any part of the building and it was Stratford Ct Indianapolis Ind Sept 22 The memory of Miss Davis impossible to reach them in any way The above information came from 14th Minnesota volunteers passing Wm Parks was found first He was To Escort Miss Davis Remains the father to the local police The through the city Wednesday night 20 feet from the building frightfully Narragansett Pier L Sept 22 burned and his clothing almost entirely father says he wrote three letters but had a conflict with theUocal railroad Itfrs Jefferson Davis R received the offer torn off He had been hurled from only the first two were ever answered officials in regard toan extra sleepey Wednesday for an escort for the rehis place in the main room through a The postmaster returned the third let- As the coach could not be obtained it mains of her daughter from the hotel window and his agonizing cries were ter after 10 days had elapsed during was decided to lay over until Thursday to the railway station on Thursday most pitifuL Another employe John which the letter was unclaimed The noon from the commander of the local G A In a similar conflict near Greens R post Carr was hurled from the fifth floor girls letters informed her parents that The offer was accepted she was very sick burg Ind it was necessary to place of the building and was found bleed The authorities will exhume the dis- Lieut Brisbin and a squad of men in ing and burned with many bones broken He did not long survive Fireman membered corpse of the woman in or command of the engine with guards David Kemp and Charles Keifer the der to examine the intestines for traces at each coupling pin in order to keep the railroad officials from cutting the engineer were found at their places in of poison sections the engine room They were wounded by falling timbers and their faces Dentist Kennedy Must Stand Trial were charred to a crisp by the flames New York Sept 22 Dentist Ken The little daughter of William Parks nedy who has been under arrest for was sitting at the desk in the office at some time charged with killing Emi the time of the explosion and she was line Reynolds in the Grand hotel will hurled out of the door She walked have to face a jury in the fight for his down the elevation on which the life The grand jury Wednesday building stands and dropped down tc morning brought in an indictment be carried away unconscious suffering against Kennedy charging him with from wounds from which she can not willful murder Kennedy will plead recover Thursday and a day for his trial may John Smith was fatally burned He be set was literally disembowled and was COL JOHN HAT Terrible Floods in Southern Spain taken to the hospital to die The Judge Days Successor as Head of the missing men are doubtless all dead Madrid Sept 22 The southern State Department jtfo trace can be found of any of them part of Spain has been visited by ter-¬ and as they were empWed at the top rible floods At the village ofHer CAMP POLAND INSPECTED of the elevator their chances for esrera near Cadiz SO persons have been cape were but slight A great number of cattle Secretary of War Alger and Surgeon Gen- ¬ drowned HIRAM WILSON SAWYER eral Sternberg Arrive at Knoxville The heat became so intense that 20 have perished and the olive harvest is Democratic Candidate for Governor oi Tenn From Lexington cars standing on sidings near the burn lost especially in the provinces of Wisconsin ing building were added to the loss Seville and Grenada There have been Knoxville Tenn Sept 22 SecreThe fire department had a hard struf-g-i- THE MARIA TERESA WRECK many deaths in other parts of the tary of War Alger Surgeon General to save other elevators and prop flooded country Sternberg and party arrived Wednes- ¬ The Spanish Cruiser Did Not Come Off as erty day morning at S30 from Lexington Expected Commodore Watson on Gen Toral Loaded With Insults The bridge across the Maumee river the Way to New York was on fire several times but outside Madrid Sept 22 When the train and ofwere met by a reception commitcitizens The party proceeded tee the loss of tho levator the damage is Washington Sept 2 The navy conveying Gen Toral arrived at the at once to Camp Poland where the slight station at Bojar a crowd which had Mr Paddock a member of the firm department has been informed by gathered insisted that the general 2d division of the 1st corps commanded owning the plant said that there was Capt Goodrich of the Newark at should show himself Upon his doing by Brig Gen McKee passed in review between 500000 and 000000 bushels of Guantanamo that Commodore Watson so the gathering loaded him with in- before Gen Alger Seven regiments grain in storage at the time the most sailed Wednesday from that place for sults Gen Toral who is ill with the 1st Georgia Slst Michigan 2d and of it being winter wheat The prop New York turning- over the command fever uttered a few excuses and beat 6th Ohio 1st West Virginia 3d erty and the grain is an entire loss of the naval ships on the station to a retreat in order to avoid beino North Carolina and 6th Virginia took colored the two latter and will reach 5450000 The insur- Capt Goodrich The captain says that struck the Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa on part in the review The secretary and ance is 135000 on the building and Cattle Record U3roken party after reviewing the division inthe grain is covered with S25S000 in which the wreckers are working- did not come off Tuesday as was Kansas City Mo Sept 22 All lo- spected the camps and hospitals surance At 1230 oclock the flames were fully expected but that she surely will be cal cattle records were broken at the After a luncheon at the residence of raised No word has come to the navy Kansas City stock yards Tuesday W B Lockett in Knoxville the party under control Superintendent William Parks and department of late respecting- the re- ¬ when 18035 head of cattle were receiv- was driven to points of interest about one of the unknown injured men died sults of Constructor Hobsons efforts ed Fully 11000 head of those received Knoxville The party left late Wed early Wednesday morning- of their in to float the Colon and some apprehen were stockers and feeders from the nesday afternoon for Chattanooga and juries making thf otal number of sion is expressed that the ship- will g o western ranges The previous record Camp Thomas Knoxville was in gala to pieces in the heavy weather thatis was 17477 head received on August 3 attire in honor of the secretarys visit casualties ten now due along- the south coast of Cuba 1S97 and a half holiday was observed Sale of Koujjh Rides Horses Good Times at Wabash Col Rryan in Washington New Yoek Sept 21 Three hundred Gov Pingree Renominated by Acclama ¬ Wabash Ind Sept 22 The manution Washington Sept 22 Col William and seventy five horses that belonged facturingMich Sept 22 Gov Pin- ¬ establishments of Wabash Jennings Bryan 3d Nebraska volun- ¬ Detroit to Roosevelts rough riders went un numbering- over 20 are enjoying- a teers gree was unanimously renominated by der the hammer Tuesday at prices hig her degree of prosperity than they night reached Washington Wednesday acclamation Wednesday afternoon by from Jacksonville Fla ranging from 5 to 77 but averaging have had Gdl since the panic of 1S93 His All Bryans uniform looked as immaculate the republican state convention 1G about Eight hundred more of are runningwith full forces and some as if he had just stepped from his reform ideas and efforts toward regu ¬ them will bo sold Wednesday and with tailof men and on full ors establishment Thursday The salesroom was crowded time extra The colonel will lating alleged inequalities of taxation¬ There are plenty of orders make an when the sale began There were ahead effort to have his regiment were heartily commended in the plat and the management of the in- ¬ form adopted and many members of liorses by hundreds nearly all bron mustered out dustries say that they are now his party who have heretofore not chos Many of them never had been on a better margin of profit Mondays statement of the condition been in accord with the governor saddled and few of them had been than atany time They of the treasury shows Available cash joined in the cheering when he ap ¬ shod thegorernment anticipate heavy in five years demands finished uciiuuee sr3Jvouuis gold reservej peared and made a characteristic about 505 each Zoods through the winter speech of acceptance v 22 com- ¬ ¬ ¬ - Bridgeport Ct Sept ¬ ¬ - Sept 22 The details for the funeral of Miss Winnie Davis were practically perfected Wednesday night when the committee hay ing the matter in charge assigned positions in the procession to the va rious organizations which will partic ipate in the ceremonies The remains will arrive in Richmond at S40 Friday morning at the Union depot and will be met by Lee and Pickett camps The body will be escorted to the lecture room of St Pauls church and be deposited there and re main under a guard of honor nntil 330 pm when it will be borne to the church The funeral will take place at 330 pm and be conducted by Rev ¬ ¬ Richmond Va ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - The celebrated gamecock Commo Jore Wainwright after hjs great vic- ¬ tories at llolletsville Laredo San An- ¬ tonio and Caldwell was sold in the ock pit on Gen Perdeus ranch in Burleson county Tex for 1000 Don San Diego Moutemaj o a sportsman and chicken fancier of Monterey Mexi eo became the purchaser The money was paid in gold and while it was beingcounted out the victorious young rooster crowed lustily His spurs were bloody from his recent victory and his feathers a little ruiried but otherwise he looked as fresh as the proverbial spring chicken During the successful campaign which the game young Commodore hajust completed he was entered in 27 mains and was the victor in every one It is said that this bird has won more than 5000 for his owner during his short career He has fought his last - If you do not you should take Hoods Sarsa parilla and it will purify your blood cure Like BciiS x Js Americas Hoods SarsaparsiSa six Greatest Medicine 1 for 5 O00 Hoods PfllS o TRAOCMARK cure Sick Headache c X A perfect type of the highest order of excellence X t O- - z ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the bill of sale which the vendor gave to Senor Montemayo the great bird is to be used as a breeder the purchaser obligating himself never to fight the celebrated gamecock again This is believed to be the highest price ever paid for a rooster in Texas but the price would not be regarded as battle for according to the terms of i I l torious roosters have often been ex changed for herds of cattle ranches startling in old Mexico where vic- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ and silver mines Atahualpa was tho original pet name of this wonderful bird and when he crowed he seemed to say it as plainly as ever a- feathered youngster pronounced his own name His trainer made him stand still in a gladiator at- ¬ titude while the camera was turned on him and when the snap shot was finished he seemed to understand that he was expected to crow and then his admirers all of whom were jingling Wainwright gold iu their pockets gave him a rousing farewell cheer - ¬ Breakfast I ABSOLUTELY PURE DeliciousNutritious COSTS LESS THAN ONE CENT A CUP i o ¬ ¬ Amoy Tin roofed houses line each side of bot3i thoroughfares are perfectly straight macadamized v v r a v rrnr r r and provided with amplegranite walks o WAL1CK r x f3AlSHK X IP LIQ Of these the Esconta and the Hosario ESTABLISHED 1700 are thebest In both theseare excellent cm shops kept principally by Chinese merchants most of whom come from w w Vueer Streets of Mnniln The streets of Manila are so modern as to be quite out of keeping with the general appearance of the town They s t t V z Be sure you get the genuine article made at Dorchester Mass by ti Bill IJUM J Iff M ¬ Of the 3M0 fires to which the Lon- ¬ Fires In London Allens Ulcerlne Salve is the only sure cure in the world for Chronic TJlcera lione Ulcers Scrofulous Ulcers Varicone Ulcers White Swell ncr Fever Sores and all Old Sores It expense poison Draws never fails and Saves out all suffering Cures permanent Bestsalve for Boils Carbuncles Piles Suit Itheum Burns Cats and all Fresh Wounds By mail small 33c laree C3c Book free MEDICINE P AILEN Drusrslsts GO St Paul M Inn Sold by ¬ don fire brigade was called last year no fewer than 335 weie caused by pe- troleum lamps ¬ ¬ Vi - r ¬ ¬ A jor Infants ears The and Cnildren in ¬ Use ¬ ¬ ¬ Signature Over Thirty Years -- ¬ fKJEf The Kind You Rave Always Sought THE CENTAUR COMPANY 77 MURRAY CTRCETNrvu vCrk crrv -- ¬ ¬ ¬ e ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ H a To the Rescue - ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ - S - - - -- - ¬ was m danger there would be PLUG an army of men who chew it ready tosresctic its large enough to shovel Spain off the map of Europe No other chewing tobacco m the world has ever had so many friends iceutei iti n au z imca w e doing-business Tha-horfiec-eo- Pememfoer tfie name 1 v when you buy again S 7- - - it prj- - A jt THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1898 3 OF THE SIXTH Tk h THEY EVACUATE Outlying Positions in Porto Rico Occupied by Spaniards Relinquished ¬ LAKE STEAMERS ON FIRE LT0 GO TO Unknown Vessels Burned to the Waters Edge Off Toledo Tag Boats Sent MANILA VERY DESTRUCTIVE BoTjinson BLAZE Washington THE RETUM Bt War Xewa Cherry Ont Co Spanish Control is Now Confined to Less Than One Third of the Islaud The Sessions of the Evacuating Com Vs missioners Without Friction San Juan Porto Rico Sept 21 The evacuation of the outlying- posi- ¬ tions occupied by the Spaniards began Monday Aguadilla San Sebastian and Lares were abandoned by them and the troops of Gen Garretsons brigade and the 11th infantry moved in and hoisted the American flag- The Spanish troops from the abandoned positions are being- concentrated at Arecibo from whence theywill reach San Juan by railroad as soon as transportation is available They could not enter the city before owing- to its - ¬ - Is r crowded condition On Wednesday the Spaniards will evacuate the island of Vieques where a company of Ameiican troops from Gen Grants brig ade has been landed The Spanish troops from the island of Vieques will remain at Humacao until the Spaniards fall on the line of the military road Span ¬ ish control is now confined to within a line drawn from Humacao to Abonito and from there to Arecibo less than one third of the island The Spanish evacuation commission- ¬ ers at the meeting- of the Spanish and American commissioners Monday offi ¬ cially informed the Americans that they had been notified of the sailing from Spain of two transports intended to embark troops here and also that 400 Spanish soldiers will sail from here Wednesday on a transport which is expected from Cuba The departing troops consist of 200 sick men and 200 members of the engineers ren ment The meeting- of the commissioners was entirely without friction and it was owing to the good feeling prevail ¬ ing between our soldiers and those of Spain that it was decided to allow the company of Americans to land at the island of Vieques before the Spaniards -d- ispatched - Five Regiments Have Received Orders Damaged Loss SJJOOOOO to Leave San Francisco Toledo O Sept 20 Two large Washington Sept 20 At midnight steamers anchored on Lake Erie about fire was discovered in the seven story three miles from land were a mass of Is in Accordance With the Gen ¬ brick and steel building on the southflames at 2 a m Tuesday They have The Order of west corner of Twelfth and F streets eral Flan the War Department Re ¬ been blowing distress signals for half garding a Garrison of 30000 Men occupied by Robinson Cherry Go an hour and are apparently burning to for the Philippines clothiers and outfitters Half an hour the waters edge As they have not later the walls fell completely demol ¬ cleared from port their names or num Washington Sept 20 Five legi ishing small buildings on both the ber of crews can not be ascertained ments now at San Francisco have Twelfth and F street sides of the The watchman at the nearest been ordered to Manila Arrange- burned structure J Louis Looses point reports that the boats were ments for their transportation will be building on the southeast corner of Toledo bound and are doubtless large made at once Twelfth and F was badly damaged The freight barge and consort They have The regiments ordered are the fol- Twelfth street side of the Columbia burned to the waters edge A relief lowing Thirty first Iowaj 20th Kan- theater which was opened for the seaparty has been sent out from the city sas 1st Tennessee 1st Washington and son Monday night was damaged by and fast tugs equipped for an emer- a detachment of the 2d Oregon both fire and water Other property gency Several hours will elapse beIt was stated at the war department in the vicinity also was damaged fore definite news can be obtained that no exigency had arisen which Robinson Cherry Cos loss on stock made it necessary to send the troops is probably 75000 Loss on the build ODD FELLOWS STATISTICS now at San Francisco to Manila but ing about 45000 J War field Simpthe order issued Monday was in ac- son tailor lost his entire stock No Grand Secretarys Ueport Showing the cordance with the general plan of the intelligent estimate can be placed on Number of Lodges and Membership department regarding a garrison for other losses but the whole will ac Also Amount of Relief Paid the Philippines That plan of garri- gregate nearly 200000 Boston Sept 20 At Mondays ses- son duty included 20000 men for the sion of the Sovereign Grand lodge L Philippines 12500 for Porto Rico and GEN AGUINALDOS DENIAL O O F Grand Secretary J Frank 60000 for Cuba The troops to be sent Grand presented a voluminous report to Manila under Mondays order will The Stories of 33ad Conduct by the Insur ¬ covering a vast amount of detail of in- ¬ fill the complement for that station gents Towards Americans Are Ma solely to the members of the Troops would have been sent before it terest lie jus Scandals Says He was said except that the department order New York Sept 20 The following The following statistics show the was awaiting the return of transports standing of the order December 31 It is not expected that troops now at dispatch has been received at the office Honolulu will accompany those to be here of the Associated Press 1897 Grand lodges 55 subordinate lodges embarked at San Francisco but that Manila Philippine Islands Sept 20 The Filipino government desires 11229 Rebekah lodges 4976 grand more troops will be sent to Honolulu ¬ near future to inform the American government encampments 51 subordinate encamp- in the ments 2C33 subordinate lodges initia ¬ Sept 20 The news andnpeople that tlie many rumors cirSan Francisco tions 59536 subordinate lodge mem- ¬ received from Washington Monday to culated regarding the strained relabers S14359 encampments members the effect that five regiments en- tions between the Filipino and 127691 Rebekah members 297691 re- camped in this cit3 had been ordered American forces are base malicious 30472S5 lief by lodges relief to Manila created much excitement slanders of the enemy to both ¬ to the Relief Burned Adjacent Property The Remnant of the Regiment Reached Cincinnati Tuesday IVlgrht and Received an Ovation ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cincinnati Sept 2L Five months ago the 6th United States infantry marched through this city on its way to southland to do and die for its country The scene which attended its departure was one which will never be forgotten Fort Thomas had been years home its for and the good the people of Queen City had learned to know and love the soldiers of the 6th Five hun dred strong they marched away to face pestilence famine and all the attend ant horrors of cruel war and thousands of citizens turned out to bid them farewell At midnight the remnant of that brave throng again entered the gates of Cincinnati Sickness and the bullets of the enemy had so decimated their ranks that there remained but 82 of the gallant boys who had left be hind them all that they loved and held most dear upon that memorable after noon in the early spring And what a homecoming it was Under the vaulted roof of the Grand Central depot there took place a scene which will live as one of the brightest pages in the Queen Citys history It was a scene which is absolutely beyond the power of pen to describe a scene that wrenched the nerves of the strongest men and sent women into hysterics Thousands of people rushed through the gates leading to the depot and tore their clothes and struggled like demons to get one glimpse of the returned heroes They wanted to welcome the fighting 6th back home but ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Ths Louisville Courier Journal is now publishing the fullest moat accurate and mostf reliable war news of any paper in the South or West It is devoting ail ita 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 The Courier it fresh and accurate Journal realizes this and it is supplying the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k prints the cream of the daily news It is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from 1 to 50 cents a year making unquestion- ably the cheapest as well as the best You get paper published anywhere 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement ihe Twice-a-We- ek Courier Journal and The Bour ¬ bon News will be sent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must be cash and must invariably be sent direct to The Bour ¬ tf bon News office Paris Ky Triumph la Photographic Art -- Thr Carbon Photograph will stand thy test of time and atmosphenc in ¬ fluences Made in all sizes and is dur ¬ able Th9 lilrennss is always prefer vedA in miuntest detail and cau be made from any old picture 1 Invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before giving your orders for any copying and enlarg ing of old pictures 1 make your sit¬ ¬ tings free when you desire a large picture from life find guarantee satis ¬ Very respectfully faction L Grinnan Artist 29mar t Paris Ky ¬ ¬ -- RELI6S OF THE NflVflL BATTLE OFF SANTIAGO - left f JTH riptra r J4 1 - - and many others are seeking business opportunities franchises and concessions All of them are fretting over the unavoidable delay The condition of the troops on the island is not improving Almost two thousand men have reported sick Gen Brooke is doing all in his power to improve the condition of the sol- ¬ diers and afford them every comfort possible He has ordered every mili- ¬ tary tent on the island to be fitted with flooring ¬ in the interest of the order of the island to allow Americans to enter the Spanish lines and vice versa in pursuit of marauders This obliterates the neutral zone and it is believed it will result in the -- complete suppression of disorders at Utuado and other places in the interior and afford protection to native and Span ish residents alike In spite of the fact that some of them have been disillusioned the in ¬ flux of American promoters continues Most of them are at Ponce and unable to reach San Juan owing to the mili ¬ tary regulations An agent of the American Sugar Refining Co is here -- It was decided GARCIA THE CUBAN GENERAL it S -- IVM s j r He Will Be Welcomed as a Hero byAmcr icans at Santiago Lawton Prepares for a Big Reception - his way to Santiago He will proba¬ bly go from here to the United States where his daughter is ill He arrived at Palma Sorania Tuesday reaching San Diego Wednesday Garcia Wednesday as an honored guest As he now holds no official position in the Cuban army he will be treated by the American commander as a distin ¬ guished private citizen and a great Gen Lawton intends to receive Gen Santiago Cuba Sept 21 Calixto Gargia arrived at Jiguani Monday on soldier Wood will go to the outside limits of the town to welcome the Cu ban leader and a guard of honor will meet him and escort him through the town to the palace where he will be received by Gen Lawton A levee will be held at which the various American officials will be presented to Gen ¬ -- Garcia Geri Merriani Returns to San Francisco San Francisco Sept 21 The steamer Australia arrived in pore Tuesday from Hawaii Gen Merriam commander of the department of Cal ifornia who has been in Honolulu was one of the passengers He was accompanied on the voyage by Lieuts Graves and Bennett ofhis staff Ev- erjthing was quiet in Honolulu when the steamer left Pan Handle Detective Badly Beaten Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k finest War News Service of any in their arms sisters mothers and has the or West It is reli- ¬ sweethearts did the same little prat ¬ paper in the South incomparable All accurate able tling infants clutched and pulled at other issues have been subordinated to Subscribe at the bearded faces of the soldiers And this one great feature The thoroughly posted throngh it all those bronzed heroes once and keep a short who had faced the shock of bat¬ offer may be withdrawn in tle without a tremor stood heloless time The low price and wept silentlyMor very joy There were other jvomen there and they were weeping too but not in the same is for the purpose of placing a great newspaper spirit Their heroes were still in fair reach of the twice a week within the masses A These Souvenirs ol the Famous FiQht are Owned by Members ot the 6rew of the Con Cuba forever beyond the reach of sion to agents Samplegood commis- ¬ copies free human emotion and in the happy re ¬ Write to verted yacht Gloucester union of the moment these poor women Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky had no part The thousands of spectators wept BY A SPECIAL ARRANGEMFNT too It was one great big tribute to ¬ by encampments 265965 The bulletin announcing the decis- parties are without any truth and are relief YOU CAN GET THE But the first greetings to ¬ ion of the department at Washington circulated for the purpose of preju ¬ human love 851 37S by Rebekah lodges There S3 364 029 revenue said that arrangements for the trans- ¬ dicing the appeal of the Filipinos for over the scene soon changed relief tal of subordinate lodges S7S10175 rev- ¬ portation of the troops were in prog- ¬ their release from the oppression and were sharp words of command and the enue of subordinate encampments ress A call on the Merchants ex ¬ cruelty of Spain The relations of our soldier boys fell in line Bands began AND THE 8603176 revenue of Rebekah lodges change elicited the information that people and yours have been and will to play and out of the depot into the 8432907 Total revenue 88946250 the only vessel available for trans ¬ continue to be of the most friendly street the boys marched amid the TWICE-A-WEThe second portation purposes not already other- ¬ nature and we have withdrawn our wildest enthusiasm total invested funds 8263S8695 section had arrived shortly aft- ¬ CO IE 0 Grand Treasurer Richards Muckle wise engaged is the steamer Centen ¬ forces from the suburbs of Manila as er the first and the same scenes ¬ made his report which summarized nial and she has been rejected by the an additional evidence of our confi Both One Year For Only government on two occasions dence in the great American republic were repeated They too marched shows through the depot into the street Aguinaldo Cash balance 6S058 received from Washington Sept 20 The war de- ¬ Washington Sept 20 The Asso- ¬ Then at the word of command the grand secretary 857401 Total 125 partment Monday afternoon amended 460 Payments 64516 Total bal¬ the orders relative to the dispatch of ciated Press dispatch conveying Agui triumphal procession began It was a along grand of This is for cash subscriptions only ance 860843 reinforcements to the Philippines so as naldos message to the American peo- ¬ march ovation all throngs the line the All subscriptions under this combina- Cheering filled to increase the number by 1161 pri ¬ ple was regarded with much interest tinn offer must be sent direct to Tn A Bis Fire in Florida vates and 36 officers These are made up at the white house The president streets fireworks were displayed upon Bourbon News office Paris Kv ap all sides Jacksonville Fla Sept 20 A of four companies of the 23d infantry read the statement with evident did¬ When the regiment reached Newport THE special from Pensacola to the Times and recruits for the 10th Pennsylvania preciation of its importance but was another ovation The citi- ¬ 1st Nebraska and 1st Colorado These not volunteer any information as to there of A special Union and Citizen says NEW YORK WORLD zens that city turned out en masse ¬ from Defuniak headquarters of the troops made up the expedition under the attitude of this government Off- ¬ and gave the boys a welcome which THEICE-A-WEEEDITION Florida Chautauqua SO miles east of Gen King which recently left San icials very near him spoke of the mes- they will never forget sage as a very important document Francisco ou the Arizona for the Philhere says that a fire began there in 18 Pages a Week 15 G Papers a Year the large store of W L Cawthorn and ippines but was stopped by the depart ¬ ments orders when two days out and GEN HASKELLS REMAINS IT IS PLACED IN THE GRAVE destroyed 15 stores and hotels besides a number of smaller buildings The returned to port Body of the Girl Murdered and Dis Last Tribute to Hi Memory Paid at Co The Published every Alternate Day except loss is estimated at full3r 8100000 membered at Bridgeport Ctf is Senator Faulkner a Canadian Commis Sunday Iambus Body Shipped to Arliujj- Still Unidentified sionon ton Cemetery for Burial Attempt to Poison Aguinaldo The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of Thk Washington Sept 20 Senator C J Bridgeport Ct Sept 2L The New York World is first among all 20 The Repub Manila P I Sept Columbus O Sept 20 The lust butchered remains of the body of the weekly papers in size frequency of lica Filipina asserts that an attempt Faulkner of West Virginia was Mon tribute to the memory of Brig Gen young woman found in Yellow Mill publication and the freshness accuracy was made to poison Aguinaldo on Fri ¬ day appointed to the position on the and variety of its contents It has all day night A steward it is alleged Canadian commission made vacant by J T Haskell was paid by Columbus pond a week ago were taken to the the merits of a great 6 daily at the ¬ saw a Spanish prisoner who had been the retirement of Senator Gray Monday morning and the body ship- ¬ pauper burying grounds and laid the price of a dollar weekly Its politi ¬ allowed hir freedom make a move- ¬ transferred to the Paris peace com- ¬ ped to the national cemetery at Ar- away All but the head was taken cal news is prompt complete accurate The funeral This has been placed in a strong solu- ¬ and impartial as all its readers will tes- ¬ ment which appeared like tampering mission The tender of the position lington for interment is against the monopolies and tify with a bowl of soup intended for Agui was made by the president Monday in was held at Trinity Episcopal church tion that is believed will keep it for for theIt people naldo whereupon the steward tasted a personal interview with Senator The church was packed with citizens¬ months It prints the news of all the world The esFaulkner and was accepted by the and the streets were lined E B Van Keuran of Worcester having special correspondence from all a spoonful of the sour and fell dead cort consisted of local military and Mass called at the morgue Monday important nows points on the glob5 latter It secret orders and the 17th infantrj- and positively identified the remains has brilliant illustrations stories by Two Men Burned to Death En John Halls Remains great authors a capital humor page The remains left here over the Penn ¬ Bangor Ireland Sept 20 The body sylvania railroad at 1145 am with as those of a girl whom he knew He complete markets departmeuts for the Syracuse N Y Sept 20 Seven declined to give her name but said he household and womens work and other builaings in Elmwood four miles of Rev Dr John Hall will be removed a military escort will notify herparents special departments of usual interest- from here Were burned to the grounM to Liverpool Wednesday and shipped t We offer this unnqualed newspaper c early Monday morning and two men to New York Saturday where the in ¬ Fifty Persons Seriously Hurt To Reduce Its Capita and The Bourbon News together one Frank Harvey and George Strauss terment will take place in the family Bradford Eng Sept 20 An elec- ¬ Frankfort Ky Sept 21 The De¬ year for 225 The regular subscription price of the -were burned to death The men were vault at Woodlawn cemetery Pxivate tric street car was derailed while de posit bank of Eminence Henry coun- ¬ guests of the Sheppard hotel The Presbyterian services were held over scending a hill here Monday Fifty ty was granted permission by the sec ¬ two papers is 300 the body at Haslemere by a local Pres- ¬ persons were seriously injured Sev- ¬ retary of state Tuesday to reduce its loss will amount to 820000 with 10 byterian clergyman 000 insurance capital stock from 100000 to 50000 eral of them are dying TO TBE FIRIIEBS OF BIUBBB1 - from a welcome it became an absolute f r enzy of hysterical excitement It was impossible to control the surging throngs The people of Cin- ¬ cinnati had waited long to show the 6th how much they love and honor them and when the moment came they were not to be denied There had been some attempt to place a guard about the depot and keep every one outside except the relatives and imme ¬ diate friends of the boys in blue but it would have been just as easy to turn the course of a mighty river with a spoonful of sand The people charged the police and surged into the depot in a mighty irresistible throng It seemed as thou the keynote of hu ¬ man nature was touched in an in ¬ stant Wives clasped their husbands PAYS FOR THE TWICE-A-WEE- K Courier Journ ONE WHOLE YEAK 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent paid by mail Almost Pdafe 1 DAILY RECORD I 50e A YEAR ¬ BOURBON EK NEWS ill I 215 i K ¬ ¬ FOR ONE DOLLAR - ¬ The Cuban Debt Xenia O Sept 21 John I Crosby s- - v V from Columbus Monday night when he was assaulted by a gang of young men who were drinking and quarrel He was beaten over the head some with a revolver and some severe scalp Detective Samuel wounds inflicted Boyle went to West Jefferson Tuesday to make some arrests all of the per icoas in the crowd being knowtft -- a Pan Handle detective oring to preserve order on a crowded excursion train returning to Dayton was eudeav- - Sept 20 County Policeman Erasme shot and killed William Franklin 29 colored near peace commissioners met Sunday Ac- this city Erasme alleges that Frank cording to semi official newspapers the lin drew a knife and interfered in the payment of the coupon of the Cuban arrest of another colored man for crap shooting debt is assured ¬ ¬ Madrid Sept 20 The ministers charged with drawing up the instructions to be observed by the Paris Louisville Ry Killed by a Policemans Shot ¬ Constantinople Sept 20 It is ru- ¬ t New York Sept i0 Serjr Harrv mored here that Empetor William will tMcErido will receive his discharge -- Kaisers Holy Land Trip Iiongr Army Service postpone his visit to the Holy Landv Tuesday He will go to nis home in The rumor can not be confiraied in vwwuuau aier a service or 17 years diDlomUs circlea in the resrular armv Japan Supports the Czars Peace Proposal GQONTY Yokohama Sept 21 Tho Japanese F Bayard rested well all day and this government has replied to the circu ¬ As agent of The Page Woven Wire encouraging condition combined with lar of Count Muravieff the Kussian Fence Co 1 am prepared to put up the a comfortable night has tended to foreign minister suggesting interna ¬ best wire fence on tho marfcet It ia strengthen the belief that the end will tional disarmament Tho reply sup ¬ guaranteed to turn all kinds of stock and to give satisfaction ports the czars proposal not come for several davs I have put up fence this season ifor Old Conductor Killed farmers who have had the Page Fence Died in hvaun UJhor f South Bend Ind Sept 21 Joseph u use for seven or eightyears New York Sept 20 a dispatch to Iatn also prepared to put up the the World from Havana says Capt Jones for 40 years a conductor on the Jes Jhioken Fence un tho market Brown of the American schooner Grand Trunk railroad was killed west If u are ueftding any looce give m He was thrown under a HCHlir Msrryiand died on his ship in the har ¬ of this city N T He lived bor hereof yellow fever Four of the train while setting abrake W MILLER Agent in Chicago crew are down with the malady Hon Thomas P Bayard Better Dedham Mass Sept 20 Thomas if A- - o THE BOURBON WEWf PARIS KY FKIDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1898 The Royal known third further than any other brand is the highest grade baking powder Actual tests show it goes one- - A Morning Call Mrs Taffeta The Sunday school pic nic yesterday was such a success Mrs Marblecake Yes everybody had a perfectly lovely time And there was such an abundance of everything ¬ Mrs Taffeta But wasnt it scanda lous the way that Miss Waltzer tried to ¬ I Hte9MlieiWMMMMIMHMMHMIHWHJ Walter Champ M E Conference Appointments Below is a list ot appointments made at the recent Flemingsburg session of Kentucky Conference t South M Copper Colored UJheaf1 Uianfed E Church I 1 -- f v Splotches APPOINTMENTS Those marked are chauged hum POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK flirt with the minister hIwjivs was a im TvforViiorir shfl hateful minx Did you notice Mrs Moire gathering up eatables to take VinmH Thev sav that she skimps the family table to put uew dresses on her -- UaCli out ui uuuiod uvu i u say so as coming that Please dont from me Mrs Taffeta- - Oh not for the world Did you get hold of any of Mrs Brbwn TnnM rfliiftV T not a niece of it for jack It will make a perfectly lovely paper weight Mrs Marblecake Did yon ever hear anybody gostip like Mrs urgancne r That woman never draws a breath that she doesnt gossip Tnflfafcta And Mr i HEADACHE is only a symptom not a So are Backache disease Nervousness Dizziness and the Blues They all come from an unhealthy state of the men- ¬ If you suffer strual organs of these symptoms from any if you feel tired and languid in the morning and wish you could lie in bed another hour or two if there is a bad taste in the mouth and no appetite if there is pain in the side back or abdomen BRADFIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR will bring about a sure cure The doctor may call your trouble some high sounding Latin name but never mind the name The trouble is in the menstrual organs and Bradfields Female Regulator will restore you to health and regulate the menses like clockwork -- THE BOURBON REWS Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP BRUOE MILLER Make all Checks 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by Editors and Owner Money mayabletothe order of Champ One step Miiler Orders etc Youve got to keep on walking One word wont tell folks what you are Youve got to keep on talking One inch wont make you very tall Youye got to keep on growing One little ad wont do it all Youve got to keep em going inch for first inser Displays one dollar tion half rates each insertion thereafter pei Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in blac type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituar2s cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS AD wont take yon verv far ing dont you Mrs Marblecake I do indeed I do not believe that the gossiper will- escape the wrath of Heaven Mrs Taffeta I dont think so either Well I must be going Im glad that the picnic xoas a success just because that old sinner Mrs Gellatyn said she wished it would rain all day I thought it was perfectly lovely Mrs Marblecake So did I I had a time Mrs Taffetta I must go now I suspect that my yeast has risen Good ¬ t-l- -y isnt far behind her I do detest Mrs Brocade gossip- ¬ Versailles C F Evans Georgetown - V A Cooper iuchester SG H Means Winchester Mission G S Savage Mt Sterling J W Mitchell Old Fort B F Cosby Grassy Lick and Mt Zion D W Robertson North Middletown D PWare Hinton F A Savage Mt Hope W T Benton New Columbus G W Boswell Corinth Jas L West J S Ragan Mortonsville Swallowfield Mision To be supplied by 2W S Taylor orehead Luther E Mann President Kentucky Weslevan Col- ¬ lege E H Pearce Chaplain Frankfort Penitentiary -- There is only one cure for Contagious Blood Poison the disease which has lompletely baffled the doctors They LEXINGTON DISTRICT are totally unable to cure it and direct John Reeves Pmsufing Elder efforts toward bottling the poison Lexington High Street- - J S Sims their concealing it from Lexington Epworth V K Dennis up in the blood and view S S S cures the disease posi- ¬ Spears H R Mills Paris E G B Mann tively and permanently by forcing out Frankfort T F Taliaferro every trace of the taint -- beat Will furnish sacks and store on the most reasonable terms Will guar tee that vou can borrow money on our warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter- est or less W Come and sep us before selling your R B HUTCHCRAFT v Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP bye Come over to see me Goodbye Mrs Marblecake Goodbye I will Yon come back Goodbye Mrs Taffeta to herself She is a nice one to be condemning a gossiper Mrs Marblecake The idea of Jier roasting a gossip NUPTIAL KNOTS Oney ket price Those who held wheat last year made big money Store your COVINGTON DISTRICT cure by taking the doctors treatment wheat and get the profit of mercury and potash These minerals John R Deering Presiding klder E 0 FRETWELL Agent Covington Scott Street H G Tur cause the hair to fall out and will wreck the entire system Paris Ky oinlv 4t ner Covington Eleventh Street C F Lew G Wallace I was afflicted with a terrible blood disease which was in spots at first but afterwards spreao au over mj uuuj Wheat stored on reasonable rermsv These soon broke out into market price paid for easy to and highest sores and it is imagine the suffering I Wheat Call on us at Paris-- Milling endured Before I be- ¬ Cos office came convinced that the doctors could do no good CO B M RENICK hundred I had spent awas really dollars which P S Farmers would do well to store thrown away I then their wheat near home tripd various natent medicines but they did not reach the disease When I had finished my first bottle of S S S I was greatly improved and was delightea wirn 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay the result Thfi larze red SDlotches on my chest began to grow paler and smaller and the highest market price in cash or before long disappeared entirely I regained¬ my lost weight became stronger and my ap- will furnish sacks and store your wheat petite greatly improved I was soon entirely in an elevator and buy your wheat when well and my skin as clear as a piece of glass ¬ H L Myers 100 Mulberry St Newark N J you are ready to sell at the highest mar- wDw Wanted to Buy I Dont destroy all possible chance of a Sold by druggists for i a bottle A free illustrated boolc will be sent to any woman if request be mailed to I THE BRADHELD I REGULATOR GA CO VfiRlISlNa RATES per ¬ iiiiium1111 ATLANTA tnMtMJ Newport 0 J Chandler Highlands -- SJ S Clark Augusta B F Chatham Alexandria - T W Barker Miner Supy Visalia F T Mclntyre Falmouth SF K Struve Carrollton W T Rowland J is purely vegetable and is the only C bloodremedy guaranteed to contain no potash mercury or other mineral Books on the disease and its treat ¬ ment mailed free by Swift Specific Com- ¬ pany Atlanta Georgia SSSJY Blood NOTIC- E- ¬ ¬ Theatrical And Otherwise The Fover Remarks In THE BOSTON LYkIC OPERA COMPANY The Boston Lyric Opera Company has won great favor with the theatre goers of Paris this week by the careful and pleasing manner in which it has proBohemian Girl duced Amorita and Fra Diavolo and in consequence the company has been greeted by a handsome audience at each performance The company is a capable one and each principal has won deserved applause W H Clarke and Miss Adelaide Nor- ¬ wood have become prime favorites and and George Olnii Robert Lett Henry Hallam Miss Gertrude Clarke Mamie Kingsbury and Josephine Stanton have won admirers The beautiful and romantic opera tFra Diavolo was sung in splendid style last night and proved to be one of the best performances of the week The bill for to night will be the bright and pretty comic opera Olivette which will be given with beautiful stage eetiings and brilliant costumes By re ¬ quest Amorita will be repeated at the matinee to morrow The engage- ¬ ment will close to morrow night with Said Pasha a very pretty and popular opera Parisians who have not seen the Boston Lyrics should not fail to attend The singing of the Star Spangled Banner by Mips Norwood at the close of each opera and the tableau of the Goddess of Liberty standing oetween a soldier and a sailor who are clasping h inds are pretty features which always win applause The soldier is personated by Nicholas ODonnell of this city ¬ Bucks For Sale Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows 20 pure bred selected Southdown buok Mr Laws Baker who spent several lambs months in this city several years ago 3 aged Southdown bucks was married Wednesday at St Louis to Also 4 Cotswold bucks Address Miss Brecker R B HUTCHCRAFT The marriage of Lieutenant Neville 2sep tt Paris Ky C Fisher of Company I Second Ken- ¬ tucky a rising young attorney of this There will be an election of trustees city the son of Mr W H Fisher to Miss Eya Finnell the lovely daughter at each of the county school houses on of Judge James B Finnell of George ¬ the afternoon of the first Saturday of town will be solemnized on October October The proper papers will be 5th at the Finnel home in Georgetown sent out to the respective chairmen the last of this week Mr W C Jones Jailer of Bourbon Kate Edgar Supt county and a popular young man of his city was married at two oclock There are eggs and eggs The egg Wednesday afternoon to Miss Lillie of yesterday looks feels measures and Kate Davis the lovely daughter of T I weighs like the egsr of last month but Davis at the latters home in Winches theres a difference in auotber respect ter The attendants were Mr H S and that difference i worth money Caywood and Miss Mattie Salmons and Its just so with laundry The difference the ceremony was performed by Rev between good work and poor is slight to Martin The bride was very pretty in a the unpracriced discernment but its a different that counts every lime Its etylish traveling dress of blue Tbe a difference that changes your laundry ceremony was witnessed by a large as- ¬ bill from an expense to an investment Mr We do good work it will cost no more sembly of friends and relatives and Mrs Jones who are visiting rela- than j bor work but its worth double the difference tives in North Middletown will return ¬ ¬ Warsaw W W Green Butler L Robinson Berry Mission -- To be supplied Brooksville E A McClure G B Pogue Supy Walton J W Crates G N Buffing ton Supy Cynthiaua E L Southgate Williamstown J W Simpson Oddville T B Cook Kelat W J Doran Crittenden To be supplied University School Newport T J Dodd Agent Childrens Home Society W Shoesmith SHELBYVIIE DIST ICT A Redd Presiding Elder Shelbyville W F Taylor Petersburg J W Harris Notice is hereby given that the firm of McDermott 8r Spears is dissolved J K Sppars having purchased the inter- ¬ est of Fred McDermott will continue the business FRED McDERMOTT J K SPEARS KENTUCKYS GREAT TROTS r exlngton 10 Days CT Stat es Erlanger W G Cram 4 TO 15- - 10s 75000 Purses 16000 Futurity On her 4 Great 208 trot October 5 Simpson villeH C Wright Taylorsville T J Godbey Bloomfield D B Cooper W H H Ditzler Supy New Castle M W Hiner Great 204 pace October 9 3000 Cup Stake October 11 5000 Transylvania October 6 84000 Ashland Stake Oct 12 Other Famous Stakes Daily Port Royal Strpther Campbellsburg J D Redd Bedford - C J Nugent Milton T R Peeples Prestonville J M Johnston Lawrenceburg 9J S Walker LaGrange George Froh Eminence and Pleasureville Beards R B Baird WorldV Greatest Racing i Famous Bellstedt Ballenburg Band Half Fare on Railroads -- RPr P JOHNSTOK H W J P President EStiSZ WILS0NT Secretary The indications are that the Elk Min strels will attract one of the largest audiences that ever attended an amateur performance in Paris The performers are being diligently rehearsed and the entertainment will te one of great merit The cake walk will be one of the leading features A Paris boy who has heard a great deal of talk about army fare was very much interested in the communion services at church recently After the sacrament had bepn passed he whispered Mamma is that hard tack three-year-old - The Down In Dixie Company was quarantined in New Orleans last week East before returning to their borne ia on account of y How fever but left Lawrenceburg A host of friends ex- ¬ Tuesday to fill its dates in Texas tend best wishes for their happiness - to Paris to morrow and will go to house keeping about the first of October Deering binder twine machine They received a number of useful wedding presents Among those from Paris oil and all repairs for the Deering who attended the wedding were Dr F machine y at M Fades Mr Denis Dundon Mrs R B HUTCHORAFTS Rachael Ashbrook and daughter Miss V S Anderson Sadie Ashbrook Mrs W F Turner eon Misses Winnie Welsh and Of Feck P O Pike Co O Recommend and Wrights Celery Capsules Bessie Rion To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio The many friends of Miss Harriet it nts I have purchased a box of Wrlghtfe Wellington Glascock the handsome Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug O and used and worthy young lady who has taught j gist WaverlyConstipation them for Stomach 1 was unable to Trouble and classes in elocution in many Kentucky three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they cities will be pleasantly surprised to have cured me Kor the benefit of others so hear that she became the wife of Mr afflicted I wish to isend this letter Very ruly yours W S Andeksom Clarence Foster Huleu a prominent Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box young merchant of Lawrenceburg Ind Send address on postal to the Wright Med Wednesday evening The wedding was Co Columbus O for trial size free celebrated in the private parlors of the The Eagle King of All Birds Gibson House in Cincinnati in the is noted for its keen sight clear and presence of a few friends and relatives distinct vision So persons The bride was exceedingly lovely in a who use Sutherlands are those Eagle Eye Salve wedding gown of Duchess satin with for weaK eyes styes sore eyes of any garniture of chrysanthemums and kind or granulated lids Sold by all carried a bunch of the same flowers dealers at 25 cents The maid of honor was Mi3s Alberta Glascock of Maysville who was gown ¬ Raceland Jersey butter for ed 2in rose pink over silk The sale by Newton Mitchell bridesmaid was Miss Carolyn G Hall of Covington who was attired in Paris muslin over pink silk The best man was Mr James P Ripy of New York and Dr George B Dayis of Lawrence ¬ burg was the groomsman After the ceremony the wedding party was ten- ¬ dered a dinner by the brides brother-in-laMr E H Fitch Assistant U S District attorney Mr and Mrs Hule will take an extended trip through the ¬ Bourbon Steam Laundry Christiansburg 5J H Williams Gratz G W Crutchfield Polsgrove J M Matthews MAYSVIIXE DISTRICT 01in Boggess East Maysville George E Rapp W S Grinstead Flemingsburg W W Spates Tilton and Nepton M S Clark G W Gardner Hillsboro Vaughan Presiding Elder Maysville J O A Vaught W - F Millersburg mt ler P Jones Sharpsburg and Bethel M T Chand jv t Carmel A Now is the time to secure the advantage of low prices in -- n t a ¬ Fisher Carlisle B E Lancaster Owingsville C A Bromley Salt Well Jas E Wright Vanceburg E E Holmes Mt Olivet S H Pollitt Shannon and Sardis P J Ross German town W D Welburn Washington U W Darlington W L Selby Tolesboro Moorefield Josiah Godbey Burtonville Mission J R Word Millersburg Female College C DANVIIIE DISTRICT C FS Pollitt Presiding Elder Danville J R Savage Harrodsburg Julius E Wright Nicholasville T W Watts F Noland Supy Perryville 5W A Penn Mackville M F Moores E H Godbey Chaplin Salt River E J Terrill Salvisa W T Eklar Wilmore E C Savage Burgin C M Humphrey W L Clark W M Britt VN v v I PPBPmS I so Your STour Lancaster Pinnmss w doctor knows all about foods and medicines The next time you see him just ask him what he thinks Doctor Knows Supy Stanford Clay Preachersville 2C v Young Richmond G yatt F College Hill Somerset F M Hill W E Arnold yVesi Pulaski To be supplied T S Hubert They are just a ood as they ever were hut the stock has to be re ¬ duced to make room for new goods and Mooreland F B Jones Burnside To be supplied Asbury College J W Hughes Pres Professor in Asburj College C E Boswell LONDON DISTRICT East Pulaski WALL PAPER Well just come in and name your own price You can secure bar ¬ gains now both in price oi paper andcharges made for hanging If you have houses to rent I will sellv you fine paperforthemat cheap - j s Awarder Highest -- HOrlOfs k Jjfrfc CREAM DR Worlds Fair a Wedding Or a matinee a millinery openi g is most attractive to Nest to Icons Emulsion the ladies and in this connection Mrs M Parker respectfully invites the ladies to visit her store oh October 6th and 7th to witness the uhequled display of ex ¬ quisite Fall rdillinery Mrs Parkers fctock was selected n New York seyeral weeks ago by herself and her assistant Miss Hadden so tbe ladies may expect Borne very fetching specimens SCINTILLATIONS BAKING POWDER most perfect made 4Q YEARS THE STANDARD A Jumble Of News And Comment The Sentinel Democrat wants a street fair held at Mt Sterling SecretaryAlger and Gen Sternberg model hospital An Interesting pure Grape Cream of Tafur Powder Free who inspected the hospital at Fort jom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Thomas Monday declared it to be a of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo phosphites We are willing to trust in his answer For twenty five years doc ¬ tors have prescribed our Emulsion for palenessvweak ness nervous exhaustion and for all diseases that cause loss in flesh Its creamy color sand its pleasant taste make it es- ¬ pecially useful for fofa and delicate ohildren No other preparation of cod- rliver oil is like it Dont lose time and risk your health by taking something unknown and untried Keep in mind SCOTTS thatstood the EMULSIONa has test for quarter of a century SCOTT toe and ioo all drurrkts BOWNE ChtmUuVMtw York EKPike Supy W B kagan Presiding Elder Piueville and Middlesboro J T J Fizer R H Wightman London Barboursville J A Sawyer Pine Hill Mission To be supplied by Manchester and Hyden J J Dickey 4k paper prices J T HINTON Wood Campton H O Moore Hazel Green Mission R M Lee Frenchburg To be supplied by P Eversole West Liberty J R Nelson Clay City S M Carrier Peeples Jackson S VV Pittsburg J N Ison Irvine Ed Allen Manes furnished complete C TJndertukingvin allits branches Embalming scientifically attended to GJkR RTACtES FOR HIRE msde in Ntw York in stff and soft one of the best hats made guaran ¬ teed in quality stvle and finish at the Wp ic of 3 is on sale by Price Co sole agents Tne Howard Ht 4 THE BOTERSOlf KEWS PARIS XYjFRI DAY SEPTEMBER 23 1898 wJmuiWBeggieiiiji vhijl S i5sLm wtmiutm ihiiiimmiiww tn txk rscsCT nenrasmw jm V4 tS The Advent Of Our future Men And Women The Kentucky Midland Medical Asso- ¬ COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Eighteenth Year Established 1881 In Uns city last night to the wife of ciation win incut iu this city at Odd THE NEWS MAN JamesyWilson formerly Miss Kate Entexed at the Post office at Paris Ky as Fellows Hall on the second Thursday in aacoco iiss mail matter October An extensive program has Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Lowrya daughter Katherine Bedford been arranged and the meeting promises The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Wilson to be very interesting The Society is Elsewhere TELEPHONE NO 124 THEladies of Bourbon and surround composed of phjsicians from Anderson Mrs R P Barnett was dangerous- ¬ counties are requested to bear in mind S UBSCR1PT1 ON PR1 CE8 Bouuc Bouiou Fayette Franklin ly ill last night that Mrs M Parker spent several weeks Payable in Advance Hairibon Henry Shelby Scott Owen Mr A Barnett has returned from in New York choosing the choicest pat S2 00 Six mouths 8100 One year Oldham and Woodford counties The from Eminence perns in millinery to be found in the news costs you cant even get a re ¬ physicians of Bourbon who are not PROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE port Mr G B Brooks is threatened with Eastern markets She will have them members are especially requested to be an illness in all their glory on exhibition at her of fever Make all Checks Money Orders Etc present and take part in the meeting and payable to the order oCh amp MlMiKR Dr Louis Frank of Louisville was store on October 6th and 7f h All of extend a welcome to the visiting physi ¬ the ladies are invited to atted cians A local committee of reception in the city Tuesday night Monday Sept 26tli being a has been organized Sergeant R P Dow Jr continues OBITUARY legal holiday Price Co cloth ¬ be done to make theand everything will to be very ill of typhoid fever meeting a success iers will be closed all day until 6 A local reception committee consis t Miss Grace Stevens of Newport is Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory p m Open Tuesday as usual Of The Dead ing of Drs Wash Ffthian H H the guest of Mrs S M Wilmoth Capt J H Bradshaw agedjseventy One furnished room Roberts Wm Kenney and R T Woods FOR Rent Mr J M Thomas arrived home two a wjII kuown citizen of Parir Apply to Mrs J Grannon l8t has been organized who will make Tuesday night from Estill Springs died at his home in this oity Wednesday everything pleasant for the visitors Miss Laura Trundle arrived home morning Julian Howe will give an exhibiof flux The deceased was an About one hundred and fifty Mexican ¬ tion of triek bicycle riding to day at the Veterans are attending the annual re- ¬ last night from a visit to friends iu Cov- officer in the Baptist Church a Confed- ¬ ington Winchester free street fair erate Veteran an Odd Fellow and a union in Louisville Only six of th ese Miss Mabel Russell left yesterday membepof the A O U W He leaves Attention is directed to the Master aie less that seventy years old for a visit to Miss Agnes Wymond in a wife and four children James and Commissioner advertisements on the Musty Wheat ve will pay full Aurora Indiana Clinton Bradshaw Mrs Chas Allen and first and eighth pages of The News value for musty damp and off grades Mrs Nathan Mrs Conners Funeral services were Mrs J E Kern and tfj RB Hutchcraft Bargain A of wheat Bayless left Wednesday for a visit to held yesterday afternoon at four oclock Extraordinary Piano at the Baptist Church by Rev F W fine Knabe piano Superb tone delight ¬ Kentuckys Mexican War Veter ¬ friends in St Paul ful touch Been in use some Apply at Miss Annie T Miller has returned Eberhardt Burial at the local ceme- ¬ ans 23 4t The News office -from a visit to Mr and Mrs Henry tery The annual reunion of the Mexican Preston in Ashland Bound For Porto Rico The News is asked to state that the veterans Tuesday was the greatest event Miss Nannie Brashear of Louisville Society will meet to morrow celebrated in Harrodsburg since the city Womans Dr Julius M Purnell of this city afternoon at half past two oclock All has been in existence and drew thous arrived Tuesday night to visit Mr and who has been the Acting Steward of the members are requested to be present ands from this Mercer and adjoining Mrs Robt S Thompson Hospital Corps at Fort Thomas for sev- ¬ Miss Martha Brent a handsome counties There were 58 veterans and eral months was this week ordered to Hugh Dwyer one of the clerks at vouner ladv from Kansas City is 18 widows of veterans in attendance Dr proceed to Porto Rico for duty the Hotel Fordham is very ill of The next reunion of the veterans will guest at Mr C Alexanders Purnell left Cincinnati Monday night typhoid fever at St Josephs Hospital Miss Rebecca Davis who has been taking with him a corps of eighteen to that be held at Somerset E H Hobson was in Lexington He was taken re elected President for the seventh time the guest of Miss Kate Russell returned nurses Ten nurses from Fort Thomas institution Monday T H Phelps was elected first Vice yesterday to her home in Cincinnati who will go with him left on an earlier crane President Robert W Butler Second Newt Hillakd killed a blue English train They went to New York and Sir Thomas Tancred an yesterday near Hutchison which was Col J Of Craddock re elected Secre- ¬ Baron is in Cynthiana this week in the will sail this wek for Porto Rico five feet ten and one half inches tall tary ttnd John W Phelps Assistant interest of the Black Diamond railway Buffalo BUls Wild West and measured six feet and seven inches Secretary project from tip to tip of wings Mrs G B Alexander and Miss Buffalo Bills Wild West Show and A Souvenir From Canada guests of Mrs Kate Alexander were ongress of Rough Riders of the World Mr Sharkey Withers of Lexington The members of the Kentucky Press Hughes Bronston in Lexington Wed- ¬ will exhibit at Frankfort on October brother of Mrs T E Ashbrook has 11th On that date the Frankfort gone to Louisiana to help nurse tue Association were given a pleasant sur- ¬ nesday prise last week by Messrs Hiram yellow fever patieuts He writes that Mr Jesse Turney and daughter Cincinnati road will sell round trip Sons of Walkerville Walker who Miss Lizzie Manning Turney left Wed- ¬ tickets at one fare for the round trip the lever is ol a mild type entertained the Kentucky editors in such nesday for Boston where the latter will Paris 120 Elizabeth 115 Centei- The J W Davis residence on the hospitable style on July 2 with a splen- ¬ enter the Dana School villel Newtown 75 cents A specal corner of Pleasant and Ninth streets did luncheon The surprise came in Mr George Gregg a prominent train will leave Frankfort at 1030 p m was sold at public sale Tuesday by the shape of a fine picture of the visit ¬ after the night performance and will to Dr J T ing Kentuckians taken in front of the young man of Crawfordsville Ind Auctioneer A T Forsj th who has been yisiting friends in the city run as far as Newtown was H5UU Vansant The price beautiful office building belonging to returned home Wedm sday Lovers Attempted Suicide The picture was neatly Cin- ¬ the Walkers F S Napper left last night for The L N will sell tickets tc framed and will be a much appreciated Rurte Klem aged 23 and Letta cinnati Sunday at 1 25 for the round souvenir to all who enjoyed the gener- Lebanon Junction to attend the funeral aged 19 lovers were found in trip from Paris tickets good going on ous hospitality of the Walkers of L Warren chief foreman of this Green the parlor at the girls brothers Wedtrain leaviog at 515 a m Returning division of the Western Union nesday morning at five oclock in a dy ¬ Capt train will leave Cincinnati at 755 ¬ ¬ -¬ ¬ THE BOURBQH JEI Kentucky Midland Medical Asso ¬ ciation PERSONAL MENTION J BIRTHS ARRIVING DAM few Fa km Goods lew wrapper Good New Outings and F lanneleets C3-- TTJOKLEJfi 529 Main St Paris Ky CONDONS Special Early FaJ yd mt 1 -- 36 in All Wool Dress Goods 2 c 40 in All Wool Covert oc yd 1 40 in Novelty Goods 39c 2C 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 68 in Bleached Table Linen joe 3 4 size Dinner Napkins 100 doz 1 Extra value Bleached Cotton jc worth 8 3c 10 4 Sheeting 15c and 18c worth 20 and 2jc Outing Cloth jc to 8 3C a yard New line of Penangs at 3 2C per yard HANDSOME PICTURE WITH 5 PURCHASE 1 T iLZHiOZFUliTGr WE HAVE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID ST00K OP I IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any houpe in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call whe p m 4 itr W rsi 4i r y Will Clark who came home from ing condition having taken morphine Capt Thomas and the other Commis- ¬ Cbickamauga ill of typhoid fever and Lwitjb suicidal intent says a special from hiB home for about Versailles Two notes were found on a Mrs M Parker will have hats that sioners of the Eddyville penitentiary has been confined to eight weeks was able to be on the table one from each to their parents FITJH JHCJSTOTTA VT 1 4 TTRS3 are dainty hats that are gorgeous hats who sued the State under a special law streets yesterday bidding goodbye saying that life was a that are fetching hats that are modest passed for that purpose last week se S E TIPTON Cutter Dr John SweeLey of the Hospital burden and they wanted to die and re- ¬ and hats that are gay m truth hats to cured a judgment by default in the Franklin Circuit Court for 4000 each Corps of the Second Kentucky who questing to be buried side by side suit the taste of eyery lady who calls The came nome rrom unicKamauga six The couple may recover Klem is a son on exhibision at her Fall millinery open ¬ says the Winchester Democrat ing on October 6th and 7th No lady next day it was set aside and the sum ¬ weeks ago and has been ill of typhoid of ex Jailer Klem of Liwrenceburg mons quashed The Attorney General fever is able to be out again shop Ky employed in a saddle should miss these events made the point that the law authorizing The Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat Miss Greene is a daughter of Wm Having been teom ird by a number of suit to be brought against the State did says that the bowling party given by Greene proprietor of the Greene Hotel persons to open a cooking bchoolin Pans not provide upon whom the summons Miss Laura Williams in honor of Miss -- j this Fall I have deci led to do bo early should be served Judge Cantrill sus- Mi Ida McMillan of this city was a ¬ Co A in October if a sufficient number of tained the point most delightful affair Miss McMillan depupils can be secured All persona won the ladies prize a gold chain of Wedding A 6 room residence on High Street siring to take one or more lessons will Another Public making a score of 64 The gentlemans adjoining the Dan Turney residence please giye me their names within the public wedding will be celebrated prize a box of cigars was won by Mr Possession given October 1st Apply to next few days I wish to state that I A on the balcony of the Commercial Hotel Lawless Gatewood who made a score of T HINTON have made arrangements with Mr 114 There were thirty five guests 23sp tf Paris Ky during the free street fair in Cynthiana satisfac- ¬ Sciger of Louisville to furnish on short Roman punch was served next Friday afternoon The bride and present notice individual ices fancy cases and groom will be given a cooking stove during the party FOR SALE CHINAS POUND ornaments for serving same Terms Miss Kate Russell entertained a 1000 life insurance policy chair Ten lessons 4 single lesson 50c 29 license ministers fee carriage ride number of friends at a dinner and Mrs W A Johnson sale I have 6 Poland China boars for dinner 10 granite coffee pot Fall bon- ¬ theatre party Wednesday evening in April pigs good as can be found any- ¬ net shoes and hose Guinea skillet and compliment to her guests Misses Eloise Iiarge Hemp Crops Bought register and Rebecca where Eligible for one years subscription to the Cynthiana Cleary of Covington W W Shropshire Bko have this week Courier PRAISE FROM THOSE WHO C S Brent Davis of Cincinnati Mostof the party Escondida Ky 23sp 3t -KXOW bought sixty thousand pounds of hemp occupied the upper boxes at the Grand from CM Clay Jr fifty thousand bTOCK AND TURF NEWS and enjoyed the Boston Lyric Opera what fine laundry work is is from Junius Clay and thirty thousand Companys production of The Chimes where we receive encoiiumsT and Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc of Normandy of pounds from L M Bedford at 4 The guests were Miss Turf Notes which we value When the old Cleary Miss Davis Misses Nellie Mann Miss Russell the dam of Maud S r OUTFIT mB5S IMLouise Russell Kate Alexander Mar- ¬ LIIHI A Tobacco Cutting Contest time housekeeper tell- - you that is deaL Sae Wa8 33 years old- 2082 garet Butler ljOui8e Bashford Louise Arr Parrv leffersons farm two miles our perfectly laundered linen is a Talbott Bros won a 250 purse race Parrish Sythie Kern Iva Collins lfflCLB of Millersburg in a contest for Monday at Newport with their North marvel to her as is the manner Chornie Kern Clara Wilmoth Emma money Tuesday a negro man entered a colt Ebarhart Miller Mrs John Hanley Kansas City our fine domestic finish is laid on I will sell at public auction on the time match to cut 1000 sticks of to- ¬ Landon Tarter and son Cnarles have Dr and Mrs Frank Fithian Mrs South side of the Court house square in bacco He cut 1005 sticks six weeds been indicted by the Shelby county Haley Messrs John Barnes Mt Ster- ¬ Paris Ky at two oclock p m on shirt fiont collar or cuff yon to the stick in 11 hours and 40 minutes grand jury for turnpike raiding 1 srfkP know that it is and be- ¬ ling John K Spears Duncan Bell Court day and finished in good shape viv wf yjfjm ¬ yond competition The Mt Sterling G izette reports the Frank Collins John Power Ed HutchOSTflOMT ob- - will i 3 1898 TODAY OCT sale of 311 export cattle to the agents of craft Hume Payne C F Clay Jr H C Howard Appointed Nelson Morris and Schwartchild Judge Thos the following horses harness vehicles John Spears Webb Bratton Referee x Wilmoth Oakford Hintou Ohaa Wil- ¬ etc Swirnberger at 450 to 4 75 per cwt livery horses saddle 12 or 15 good Judge Barr of the United States T D Chenault of Richmond has sold moth B A Frank Henry Lilleslon BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR and harness horses work anywhere Kentucky has di¬ to Schwarz Sehild Co of New York Court District of Telephone No 4 To night the Boston Lyrics will pro ¬ one of the best walking horses and one thirty referee dis- ¬ for export 200 big cattle at 4 cents of the best ponies are included in this vided the State into This charming opera duce Olivette rvj tricts as required under the new bank ¬ Milt Covington sold 30 head at 460 has been one of the most successful of lot 3 7 sets siagle buggy harness law Bourbon Nicholas and These cattle are the finest raised in the Lyrics career ruptcy While playing in TEETH EXTRACTED 2 rubber tire buggies good as new ia CX3E51aXaWC3 it counties compose Referee Dis Madison county this year and repre Boston last March Olivette was one Harrison OF THE 2 steel tire buggies WITHOUT trict No 21 Judge H Clay Howard a eent a value of nearly 20000 most popular operas put on in ilBuirey new of the HOUSE member of the 1 dump cart and harness GRAND popular and prominent NO GAS NO OOOAINIL Secretary Frank Kenney hus arranged Hub and the Lyrics were compelled 1 high wheel sulky Wednesday appointed to give the best trotting meetiag ever the Paris bar was to play it two weeks instead of one Iu 1 side paddle A simple application to the gums used BY THE Referee for District No 21 The meetn will Cincinnati it proved to be the best only by me and acknowledged by the 1 carriage and harness and 1 cab and held in Louisville public to be the best and easiest and begin Monday and continue through the patronized opera given this Summer in harness for sale privately absolutely free from any after effects A lot of trotting horse boots and also Boston Lyric Opera Saturdays Matinee week All of the equine stars will start their 12 weeks engagement All the a lot of miscellaneous ai tides in use Catephoric treatment for painless N will principals and chorus are heard to about livery filling Richey have during this meeting The L Managers Parks and give half rates to Louioville during the great advantage in Olivette Terms 6 months without interest decided to repeat Amorita at the meeting Set of teeth 800 COMMENCING U BOARDMAtf matinee Saturday comply with numer ¬ Upper and lower 1540 Ky Dtmocrat reports a large The Sentinel Paris Lookout for Tornadoes Hicks ous requests which they have received Silver fillings 50 cts up- crowd at Mt Sterling court and 50001 p edicts storms for A T Fohsyth Auctr Gold fillings past week Amorita made duriug the 100 up th n ar Bishop Hibler Gold crowns oOO a hit on Monday night It is full cattle on the market quite Id sure your tob ceo Painless extraction 50 ctal bought twenty five 725 lb cattle at fatu e of pretty solos and choruses and gives 350 and a bunch of 700 lb cattle at barns with TPorter Smith Ratrs Miss Norwood Mr Clarke Messrs J R 0 D Moore bought thirty for this cass fifty ceits fo ech If von are troinsr to have a sale ana CHANGS OF BILL E40H NIGHT Olmi and Hallam opportunity to 6how 355 Richard light yearlings at 375 Mclntyre 321 Main St Paris Ky 100 or 1000 for 5 P oirpt wish to set a dinner at a reasonable their voices to good advantage The four Mc lintock bought twenty one 950 lb p yiug opp Court house reliable companies sure price call on prices for the matinee will be twenty Popular Prices 25 35 and 50 cts cattle at 380 and J W OConnell No Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p mS fa fn nv nart of the nouse agaiist fire wind air GEORGE RASSENFOSS Matkiees Wednesday and Saturday GOO lb neifers at 27 and bought a bunch of - seats will be reserved so go early Telephone 7JL 25 cents to alf parts of thehouse PariT Ky 20sept2m cyclone v get choice seat ¬ ¬ the Thomas Suit For Rent J of this city have en J Winters gaged the services an eminent optician to be at their storeon the second and last Thursday oi each month who will test your eye sight and fit you with glasses and guarantee tion Call in and have your eyes tested free of charge 1898 Next visit will be Thursday Sept -- -- - two-year-o- ld KS i up-to-ii- te --fr I -- The Bourbon Steam Laundry T- - 0PEIU mt x J One w eek SI Sale Dinners Monday Sep 19 HIB ff -- c -in- 1 1 6 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FEIDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1898 1881 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established Published Every Tuesday and Friday NO LITTLE ONES Youre glad you have no girls or boys To fill your home with romp and noise Well maybe what you say is true Yet friend somehow I pity you No shoes to shine no strings to find 2o bumps to bathe and gently bind No little dress nor shirt to mend No piles of darning to attend No muddy tracks across the floor No tiny handprints on the door No one to beg for tarts and pies To fondly tease with what and whys No one to hurry off to school With tender chide to heed each rule No little willing wayward feet To gladly run on errands fleet No pretty baby girl to get Out of s ome pout or Handed fret No boy to tell his sisters beau Something unique he need not know No wee wee ones at night to steal Close close to you no arms to feel Around your neck to never hear These words come lisping in your ear Sweet mother we we love you so And not a boy or girl w e know Tn all this town has mother quite As good as you good night good night seas Upon it a spar was lashed cross- ¬ wise Alastair looked at it a moment longer then in obedience to a gesture from his father laid himself down upon it with his arms outstretched Then Macdonald and another man stooped over him lashing his feet together and then securing his arms to the crosspiece just above the elbows Two stout ropes held him by the shoulders and went over his body crossing on the breast and these were drawn so tight ¬ ly that Alastair after enduring with clenched teeth for a minute was forced Ian Mac- ¬ Loosen it to cry out Alastair said hoarsely and the others obeyed THE SPANISH COLONIES This FIGURES ON THE WAR A LITTLE NOHSENSE Authority Says That Spaia Some Queer Statistics Itesrardinff th Army and Some of the Sup ¬ Could learn Ko liesson from the IiOHs of Her Possessions plies Used No little ones to grow each year More fair and tall more wondrous dear Your quiet keep I want the noise I want my merry girls and boys Eve beautiful seems most to me With Cain and Abel on her knee And Mary virgin purest best With Christ her baby on her breast Kathleen Kavanaugh in Farmers Re view ¬ SsliciSrU3JiiAi iri -- zn V K I ALASTAIRS GROSS fit By NORA HOPPER tfZ XrXSfSras irr They had donald and so are ah now and the raised the cross upright sudden strain upon his overwrought nerves had forced another cry from Alastair but the next rough movement he bore in silence and it was with shut lips and quiet eyes that he en ¬ dured the sudden casting out from their midst and smothering splash into deep water A boat will be picking you upf maybe but you will not be coming back to Ronaldshay Judas MacAlas¬ tair Macdonald shouted after him but Alastair called no curse back as those on shore half expected He did not even turn his head to look at the shore but lay still upon his cross tak¬ ing with the same quietness the sting¬ ing of the salt spray in his eyes and the tingling pain in his bound limbs the sea has need Naked limbs whispered presently Does of Alastair the sea want me any more than the land does I wonder Oh but its cold shuddering as one wave cold cold after another drove over his naked bodj- I wish the wind would rise when I would get a chance of drown- ¬ Is that a mutter of thunder ing I wish it were Mother are 3 011 sor- ¬ rowful somewhere for me to night A ing as they drew back fi om him for a minute Your knots are fast Mac T am safe now Alastair said smil ¬ ¬ learned a lesson of the American lution while Spain has never heeded it nor the loss of her own colonies Yet it really was not until 50 years ago that their methods sharply diverged As early as 1778 Spain had begun to open her dependencies to foreign trade and early in this century they were allowed to trade with allikewise So one another though great changes had been earlier made in the English colonies the spirit of monopoly and of a re- ¬ strictive policy was in force until about So far as relates to the evils of 1815 the colonial system then the two were not very unlike But into the field of administrative reform and the grant of autonomous powers to her colonies Spain never has entered The abuses of the early part of the century characterize also its later years Discrimination against the na- ¬ tive born even of the pmest- Spanish stock officials who regard the colony as a mine to be worked not a trust to revo- ¬ ¬ - It has already been said that England Kow that the war is over some persons would like to know how many bullets were fired during the conflict but since that cannot be ascertained it is striking enough to consider that the 277000 men- now composing the army of the United States carry in ¬ - 000000 rifle their cartridge belts more than balls 27 would carry TISE JY up ami come out now at llonaldshay yourself are make haste Aw av and for the work thats afoot Jan Man Thus a voice cried aloud from midmost of the silent group of the cragsmen and fishermen that stood waiting dourly round the fast shut door of Ian MacAIastairs cottage perched like a gulls nest on the ridge of the steep and shining beach a bonny night for us indeed its its Make haste man pain and come along with The fish will be plenty next cast tired waiting here we nearer mutter of thunder stopped his murmuring and the next hour laid another cross upon Alastairs burdened shoulders the cross of perpetual toss- ¬ ing about from drowning to life as the big seas lifted him now and now broke over him in a clatter of jellow foam When the stress of the storm went by Alastair had fainted but pres- ¬ ently the splash of some tossing wrack upon his naked breast brought him to a knowledge of hunger and cold and t ready and coming I am Macdonald but hasty work is aye ill work and I was saying a bit prayer in an orraminute heie that was all The door swung open now and the speaker came out into the half light that a sullen moon gave as she slipped titfullv from cloud to cloud in the windy sky A handsome man this fair Ian with eyes as blue as cornflowers and a yellow beard that the wind was tossing all ways at once but just now his eyes were darkened and his face ret with the same stern purpose that made dumb the crowd of kinsfolk and Come out neighbors around him he called and a tall slip of Alastair a lad came out and stood waiting by his side His father had given him a strain of Danish blood as well as Celtic and his mother had been kindly Irish cf the Irish But Alastair MacAlastair favoured neither fair Ian nor dark Aileen for his eyes were of the seas shifting color and the soft hair under his fishermans cap was a dusky red his eyebrows were of the darkest and against the sunburn of cheek and chin his lips showed curiously colorless and in odd contrast to the sturdy men and strapping lads around him was his ex ¬ treme slenderness of lnrild in spite of the rough blue clothes which seemed almost to hide him I am here he said speaking in Gaelic as he stepped to his fathers side and the time is here Ian Mac ¬ Alastair says And what do you want of me neighbors Go down tb the beach Alastair his And- the boy father said curtly obeyed silentlj - When their feet were ankle deep hi water Tan MacAlastair spoke again Did you pray before you slept to night Alastair Yes Thats good Strip now His son lifted wondering eyes to Ians gloomy face but obeyed silently and presently some one muttered a verse of an old spell-song- that changed the wonder in Alastairs eyes to comprehension Naked hands and naked feet are all that the sea has need of Naked O the soul must go that the Ninth Wave has greed of Naked heart for the stars to sift naked limbs for the tide to drift Out from the shore to come no more to the hearths that the spirit has heed its Im thinking Alastair gasped as he tried to shake the drenched hair from his eyes If only the sea wont cast me up at their very doors or then thej will be thinking Id be coming back again to haunt them Is it com The rope had slipped ing loose I am from his right arm leaving it free and the next wave flung him against a sharp edged rock bruising this free arm on the small sharp shells that covered it But Alastair clung fast to the rock with a light in his face that would not fade for all the pain of torn ¬ -- ties can effect it self government stifled representation in the cortes de nied or a nullity a civil service un progrcssive ignorant sometimes corrupt compare these handicaps with the growth the prosperity the inde- ¬ pendence above all the decent and or derly administration of the colonies of England One of the wonderful things in this half century is that army of British youth with but little special training or genius or even perhaps conscious sympathy for the work learning to administer the great and growing Indian and colonial empire honestly and wisely and well with courage and judgment equal to emer ¬ gencies animated by an everyday working sense of duty and honor but not very often making any fuss or phrases about it It is not that Span ish colonial government is worse than formerly which is costing it now so dear but that it is no better while the worlds standard has advanced and condemns it Xever yet has Spain looked at her colonies with their own welfare uppermost in her mind She has never outgrown the old mistaken theories Her fault is medievalism alias ignorance It is not a cause for wonder there- ¬ fore quite apart from special sources of discontent that Cuba which by position is thrown into contact with pro- ¬ gressive peoples should chafe at her leading strings Without reference to the corruption and cruelty arrogance injustice and repression which are alleged against the mother country without rhetoric and without animosity vwe may fairly say that Spain is losing Cuba perhaps all her colonies simply because she has not conformed to the standard of the time in the matter of colonial government If England had not altered her own methods her col- ¬ onies would long since have abandoned her as opportunity offered The won- ¬ der really is that Spain has held hers so long for Cuba at least owing to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ upon the mother country for manufac- ¬ tures even for produce so far as du ¬ be administered forced dependence chaic Springfield Thus equipped the 277000 men now enlisted would carry 372 tons of bullets at their waists and this makes reckoning of only the leaden balls and not of the cartridges containing them Each of the cartridges is a bit over three inches long and if all of those contained in the belts of the soldiers were placed end1 to end they would stretch 1306 miles Just think of the destructive power represented by thai line of cartridges The barrel of one of these regulation rifles is 30 inches long If all of them the 277000 were placed end to end so as to make a continuous tube the latter would extend 131 miles or just about the distance from Washington to Philadelphia But to render the thing more striking con sider the fact that the new rifle will kill a man at 4400 yards This makes a total effective range of 692500 miles for 277000 rifles Accordingly if the velocities of all the bullets could be combined three sharpshooters on the earth would be able to shoot far enough to kill three nnjn on the moon Each soldieis uniform with cape ¬ ¬ were armed with the new magazine rifle commonly known as the Krag Jorgensen100 cartridges being allowed to each man Before long all of Uncle Sams soldiers will be provided with this weapon instead of the ar- that many if all of them ¬ At all events they ¬ What can equal the warmth of a truo womans love asked the Dearest Girl Her temper replied the savage bachelor Cincinnati Enquirer Choliy and May have had a quarHe threatened What about rel would marry him to enlist unless she She refused to marry And she Town Topics he enlisted him unless He Do you know when ycxi walk She you move just like a poem blushing Ah do you really think so He Yes one foot always Cleveland right after the other Leader Johnny Pa why is it that poets Pawear their hair so longIt is a rule of the papers not to pay for poetry and it costs money to get ones hair cut my son r Boston Transcript Hiding in an omnibus up Regent street last evening I heard an old lady annoying the other passengers by her remarks The conductor re monstrated with her saying Maam remember you are in a pxiblic vehicle ¬ ¬ H A SMITH ZDIEHNT-TXSa- - 3 y- m Offlce over G S Vardon Office Hours 8 to 12 a m ¬ O 1 - to 5 p 4 GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Special attention given to Undertak ing and Repairing Main Street - - - - PARisr Ky HOUSE ASD LOT ASD BUCK SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blapksmitb shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal anca in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf ¬ V y m - - I ¬ and behave as such ctator London Spe- ¬ a young man calls on her av an avining he sthays for hours an hours an thin she has th divils own toime gittin him t lave th house Farrell Oi Hereditary Daly Th win Julias SHjE-lIISrCS- - 3 I 898 TREES dont doubt thot hes a ploomber an his father before him wor a ploomber Town Topics Sympathy Teach er Xo w chil dren we all know what the word posterity means do we not Pupils PLANTS VINES The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No ¬ ¬ Accents Teacher Well then H F HILLENME3ZER write a sentence containing the word Lexington Ky Five minutes later Xow Johnnie Telephone 279 you may read yours Johnnie I am sorry for the kids of posterity that r ALVA CRAWFORD will have to learn this war out of a CARL CBAWFOED Yes maam alogue on application to strawberry and general nursery cat¬ 1 V S3 Truth A uooh we nave a regular snap CRAWFORD BR0S ¬ overcoat requires 11 square yarda ol material Plence it appears that the cloth used for makiug war costumes for the 277000 men in the army if spread out would cover just about 644 acres or a little over a square mile At 1S65 a suit an outfit of uniforms for all the troops of the United States costs the government 516G1050 enough to build furnish and arm the biggest and finest kind of a battleship such as the Oregon Most of the volunteers ia the war have received only one blanket apiece from Uncle Sam though the usual al lowance is two These blankets are of exceptionally fine material costing ¬ RAN INTO A SMELL Clicnso Bicyclist IIni an Adven ture vritJi i Local Stench That Is Strong- Enonul to Fight - Shop corner Main and Fifth Sts ¬ 333 apiece its exceptional fertility and position has relatively outstripped its declining mother Prof Theodore SWoolsey i Century LIQUEFIED AIR Some Queer Discoveries Which Have T- - Been Made in Experiments with It - - died Alastair raised his head and looked round- on the darkened faces with a flickering smile on his pale mouth It is to drown myself youve brought me here or will you do it Ian MacAlastair Ill lift no finger to stop you for long have I been knowing I was the need ¬ less mouth and the useless hand amongst you and my red head bring ¬ ing bad luck to your nets all the sum ¬ mer Only Id take it kindly if you would do it quickly friends because its bitter cold it is waiting here You shall not be waiting lonsr Tan said heavily Alastair and neither will you drown yourself nor we you we will be giving 3011 a chance though not in Ttonaldshay Urinaldshay I know Alastair said quietly and its glad I would be if you would kill me here with your own His hand father No hand slipped from his fathers shoulder Then have your will and your way Ian MacAlastair Ill not gainsay you Theres the moon Ian said at last ne stooped and now make ready dragged some dark object at his feet a little higher up tfhe beach so that its lower ejid Jay in the sea Alastair glanced at it and saw that it wasa tree trunk wcedcovered and barnacle ffvown with washing about in heavy - When the murmur of THE BIG SEAS LIFTED HIM flesh and nerves and presently he found what he was seeking a crevice through which he could thrust his fingers When his hand was fixed fast in the jagged hole the light deepened and softened in Alastairs face This is good this is better he whispered than the open sea and still this will not hurt my own folk for thus rock is not Ronaldshay Kind kind after all are you sea o me kinder than I dared hope youd be And now a big wave lifted him softly and turned him over on his face still an6hored to the rock by his right hand The weight of the cross on his back pressed him down an arms length no more and then the sea that he had loved very gently took the soul of Alastair MacAlastair to itself At long last 1 island of Eday found him still bound tc his cross Though they were afraid to take the dTowned lad aiboard their boat lest they should suffer in their herring har- ¬ vests they towed cross and all ashore with them and buried cross and all in their windy hill graveyard where lie qua n those few men of Eday that the sea He Ivnew has not drowned Of course it happened when there And the story of the Cross Alastair was company present is a woeful story in the North isles Mother said Willies elder sister to this day Black and White who had been reading a nautical story w hat is a spanker boom The Martyred Teachers You bet I know In unparliamentary blue book con- ¬ broke in Willie taining the annual report of the com- ¬ vociferously Then they all made haste to change missioners of national education and the subject not because Willie knew signed by these august personages the following tid bit may be read The but because he thought he knew female teachers were instructed in Chicaigo Post plain cooking They had in fact to go Biilalnert through the process of cooking them- ¬ Mrs Ryn Howth divil kin a war ¬ selves in- turn London Spectator ship foive th goons on her soides slhraighb ahid Potato Huns Mr Ryan Eovnt yez noticed th Pint of flour half a pint of sugar one egg one cup of currants half a bay windys on thim Up to Date cup of butter large potato First boil iVot So Very Hch and mash the potato and then add His Little Son Itsays here that the other ingredients using enough milk tp make stiff biscuit dough Roll Croesus was woifhabout 2u0C0Q00 T Pooh out and cut in squares and bake tf j The v Multimillionaire thought he was rich Truths Y Ledger v fishermen from the drawn from the liquefier a lighted match does not burn in it more active ¬ ly nor does it relight if a spark be left upon it But as the oxygen accu- ¬ mulates the liquid and its vapor be- ¬ come energetic supporters of combus- ¬ tion so That a bit of paper or of cotton waste dipped into it and lighted Even hair flashes like gunpowder felt which is not itself inflammablet burns intensely- after wetting it with liquid air If a drop or two of oil be put on a piece of twisted newspaper and wet with liquid air it explodes like a firecracker on ignition And if a few threads of oily cotton waste be draAvn into an open gas pipe and sat- ¬ urated with liquid air the explosion on lighting is like that of a 12 pound cannon and the iron pipe is burst in to fragments A thin band of steel or a steel pen in its holder havinga bit of match at the end to light it burns actively both in the liquid air itself and in its vapor giving off vivid scintillations and letting fall globules of liquid steel which even under the intensely cold liquid fuse themselves into the glass of the containing tumbler A carbon rod heated to redness burns with a vivid light in the liquid air and pro ¬ duces a solid carbon dioxide George F Baker M D LLD in Chautau ¬ ¬ - The phenomena of combustion in liquid air are striking When first the army with one means an expense of 922410 and these 277000 blankets would cover 244 acres of ground They are seven feet long by five and a half feet wide and it is agreed by both officers and men in the service thai- better poket can be played on them than on any other kind of cloth To make an army shirt of ilanrel requires three square yards of stuff and the government pays 195 for the finished garment Thus it is easily calculated that such shirts for all the troops would come to a total of 540 000 and the material for them would spread over 172 acres More interesting is the fact that 34625 calves would be required to furnish leather lor the shoes of all the regiments and this would take no account of the soles and heels which would have to be supplied by 90233 cows The rubber cloaks for would the army called ponchos cost 390570 and would cover 143 acres One acre of goodi land yields 375 pounds of cotton which can be woven into 147 half tents of the shelter kind used in the field Each two soldiers have a tent between them one carrying the right half and the other the left half Such a tent costs 397 complete with jointed pole etc the total expense of sheltering the entire army under canvas being 549845 Spread out the canvas needed would cover 272 acres each half tent having four and three fourths yards of material To produce the cotton for mak ing all this tentage would need 1SS9 acres or nearly three square miles An ordinary canteen holds two quarts With all these receptacles filled the present army of 277000 men carries 3G44 hogsheads of water This in fact is about equivalent to the daily requirement of water for the troops ¬ - To provide every man in ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The quantity would last one man more than 760 years Each man has a tin cup that holds a pint and a half If all of them were filled they would contain 2733 hogsheads end would stretch 214 miles The war department says that it costs IS cents- a day to maintain a sol- ¬ dier This of course means simply tiie regular rations Transportation of provisions mens an extra expense iand so it is reckoned that a fighting man requires 22 cents a day for his - But soldiers are thirsty people and their belt capacity is wonderful Forty nine inches long the average cartridge by the way belt and 277000 of them put end to fm- - n t i h1C TV tP T IP government is ooliged tc pay 60940 a day for food foj the 277000 men enlisted Each man is entitled to a al lowance of 20 ounces of fresh 7ttfc n a - ¬ ¬ - - - f Tfie Detroit and Cleveland stean Si day which mean- a total of 346250 The Chcerfnl Idiot pounds for the entire army Of flour At any rate said the Cheerful the allowance is IS ounces a day Idiot that fellow who married the The Shortest Line and amounting to 15S9 barrels a day foi ossified woman wat no Mormon The Best Service between the whole army Keckoning things or Why not asked the landlady as Cincinnati and the Summer the same basis the army as at present all of the boarders declined to help requires 17ffl barrels of Resorts of the Great Lakes constituted They believe in plural marriages Tiotatoes daily and for the same period but his was singular Indianapolis 27 700 pounds of coffee 41550 pounds Journal TO of sugar 11279 pounds of salt 5639 hounds of oap 1324 pounds of candles Fcfniture for Battleships MICHIGAN 392 pounds of pepper and 44 hogsheads The furniture of the battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky- orders far 31 vinegar AN9 THE GREAT UKS During the war the loss to the Span the innl in of which have just been desroyed has been Sds hy ships cosi ot the war to the received at the Portsmouth navy yard The is to cost nearly 100000 Chicago 3 Trains Daily between states may reacha billioiirdoi- - Tribune itJnUea CINCINNATI nd 0ETMIT N Y Sun arH and my nose was on the handlebars You will noticethat I use strong English and I esteem swang to be good There is- a placard stuck up at the corner which says that wheelmen are permitted to ride only at the rate of eight miles an hour but I have regarded it always as a i insult ctnd pay no attention to it I buzzed down the boulevard with my coattails standing rigidly behind me and a scared policeman on the curbing heard the hum and looked all around to see where the noise came from Two miles down the thoroughfare I ran into something soft and decidedly unpleasant It did not stop me altogether but the pedalling through was hard and the progress slow If you can imagine yourself wheeling through an atmosphere of wool you will know about what it was that hit me I got through finally and looking back expecting to see a heavy fog bank or something of that sort hanging over the road but there was nothing Then I knew that I had bucked up against a Smell just plain unadulterated composite muscular magnified Smell At this point the smells from the stock yards meet the smells from the drainage canal and fight it out every hour in the 24 Sometimes a swift breeze comes1 along and picks up chunks of this atmosphere and breaks window panes 1000 yards away They hang above the road and circle round and round in a kind of shimmering or haze and the longer you stay with them the worse they gtt If we had boxed up 100 pounds of the smell and opened it near Santiago there would not have been a Spaniard in that part of the island 15 minutes after the lid came off They would sim ply have gone into the bay and held on to the bottom with both hands Lives could have been saved in this way American lives and the people on Grand Western would never have missed it because it comes faster than they can use it up I saw a small boy swinging to a gate on the outer edge of the district and I said to him Sonny how do you folks manage f o live in this air It aint good to day he answered too weak The queerest thing about it all is that from one end of Grand Western boulevard to the other there is not a doctors sign The children are red cheeked and fat The women are strong The men are muscular The policeman who puts in 12 hours of every day in his life on the bridge over the canal told me that if the chief ever changed his beat he was going to re ¬ sign or commit suicide He said he had never before known what true con- ¬ tentment was Doctors have attempted often to settle in that part of Chicago but the population is so distressingly healthy that they took to drink and disappeared- - The theory is that when a man becomes permeated with a mix ¬ ture of stock yards and drainage smell there is no room in him for anything else nor is there any microbe on earth that could live and do well out there Chicago Chronicle - said the bicyclist I swang into Grand Western boule vard at its intersection with Garfield JOHN CONNELLY 3cdtjilT3MCEBE5j PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable YRUPINDIGESTION PEPS CURES ME EAST BOUND DR CALDWELLS 01 II f ¬ L f TIME TABLE Louisville Ar Lexington Lv Lexington IiV 830am 800pm 11 t ¬ 1125am 850pm SH0am 550pm C30pw 950a u 7Q5pj Ar Mt Sterlhifci22opm t 65iam 0pm Ar Washington Ar Philadelphia10liam 703pm 15am 840pm fl2ipmfcl5ani LvWincliesterU5Sara OroOpm ArlNTeT 4 York 1240nu 90Spm 1 ¬ WEST BOUND Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArShclbyvlIle Ar Louisville 730am 450pm 6A5am 250pa 800am 520pm 755an 845pnt 911am tio0pm 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm Trains marked thus f run daily e cept Sunday othe trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reserrationiot Any information call on trGioRGE W Barney JDiv Agent F B Carr Li Laongton Ky Pass Agent N R K PariftKy ¬ The COAST LINE to MACKINAC fr 3 TAKE THE ift jr MACKINAC CHICAGO 41 DETROIT PETOSKEY 2New Steel Passenger Steamers The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boat Construction Luxuriois Equipment Artistic Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service insuring the highest degree of COHFORT SPEEI AND SAFETY Four Trips per Yeck Betwecm Toledo Detroit Mackinac IP4LTOSKEY MARQUETTE THE SOO AND DULUTH ISP RATE5 to Picturesque Mackinac aa4 Return including Heals and Berths From Cleveland Si8irom Toleda 15 from Detroit 13 50 EVERY EVENING Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trainat for all points 2ast South and Southwest and at Detroit lor all points North and Northwest Suntlay Trips Jur e July August and September Onjf Cleveland PuHn Bay Send for Illustrated Pamphlet A every cay between q p i - Toledo SOHANTZ Address DETROIT MICH A M HUM xj 91 1 - 24-0p00- 0- - k THE BOUftBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1898 j WINTERING THE BEES Unless It Is Done Successfully Aniarist Cannot Make the f l THE RUSH FOR GOLD the v X J TrTi vw TVrAlWOw - PWk3 vjirv FJiorir wi Vft vr -WW-1- vw FrrL ti i r t IMPROVED CORN HOUSE to Itats and Mice ness Several things are essential to Because There Is Xo Hiding safe wintering and preparations Places Under It should begin early in the season One of the most essential things is plenty I notiqe that many farmers suffer a of good honey as free from pollen as great waste from vermin in the corn possible Honey contains sugar in crib and frequently it is very serious two forms cane and grape sugar Ratsare- especially a great enemy in tins Cane sugar is the most easily digested respect Unless the cornhouse is no Clover honey contains more cane made that there are no hiding places it sugar than the fall honey and should is imposiule to dislodge the rats from be used for winter store I always their retreat have frames in the upper story filled The cornhouse shown in end of view with clover honej for winter These as made so it is inaccesible to rats or frames are set away until I packumy mice and there are no hiding places be bees for winter All preparations for neath it It is elevated three feet above winter should be made by the last of the ground on firinly set stone posts October Bees should always be kept neatly dressed The cribs mav be made perfectly dry Ice should never be from six to eight feet wide and of any found inside the hive Bees should be tdesired length For 4000 bushels of kext from rearing broods in the win- ¬ corn in the ear the building should be ter Much of the dysentery and near ly all the spring dwindling is caused by too early brood rearing At least two old bees are lost for ever young bee reared diiring the winter I prefer wintering in a single wall hive on the summer stands I know that a large majority of the beekeepers dif ¬ fer with me in this Experience has taught me that there is more danger in bees becoming too warm than there is from cold When 1he hive becomes too warm the bees become uneasy and consume a large amount of honey start brood rearing and unless they y can have a good fly in a few days dysAN IDEAL CORN HOUSE entery will follow Cellar wintering 40 feet long with cribs eight feet veidc has never been a success neither has and 12 feet high In building this one double wall chaff hives If the hive should use six b3 eight timber for sills is kept dry and well ventilated bees in a single wall hive will stand any cold and two by eight joist we ever have in Indiana and there The floor is made of two by three laid one half inch apart sp as to admit will be but little brood raised before the free circulation of air among the the 1st of April corn The studding should be two by HANDY FARM GATE six set three feet on centers with two 03 four girts notched into the studding The ends of this building are It Is Strong and lAglit Easily Con ¬ structed and Not Apt to Get sided with matched Out of Order drop siding put on horizontally except the gable which is put on vertical I present a plan for making a light I3 with the ends notched as shown in cut The sides are covered with one by and handy farm gate It is made of one inch three inch strips set one half inch sevenby three of an stripsin dressed to inch thickness apart and are put on vertically The I use eighths hemlock The gate post A is space between the cribs is 12 feet wide by five inches I mortise the and is closed inside from the bottom three long boards the middle one being of the cribs to the ground forming an three marked B and run strap to the hinge inside shed which is not accessible to any farm animals This inner shed is closed by rolling doors at each end The cribs are boarded up inside the shed with three inch strips placed horizontally one half inch apart to admit air and by opening the doors free circulation of air can be obtained in fine weather Above the shed it is floored over forming an apartment 12 feet Avide by 40 feet long for storage of corn A trap A HANDY GATE door may be made in this floor to hand up corn from below The shed between through mortise on top board and fas ¬ the cribs will make a splendid store- ten with a D is house for implements As many doors square and goes through the jfst with may be made in the cribs as desired burr on end The reason for having it Charles II Ilichox in Ohio Farmer square is so that it will not turn in the post The short post which sits level with top of ground wants a hole bored BUILDING A CISTERN and a piece of gas pipe inserted for the Why Chean Methods of Construction lower hinge vhich is made on strap and bolted to A for a stay Should in Xo Circumstances Be Employed I used galvanized twisted wire using two Strands and twisting after putting When making a cistern the same on This makes the gate strong light rules as to doing the work in the best and durable IT is a wire running through gate I possible manner apply as when build ing a house If expenditure cannot be use for a fastener a slide with a slot it afforded to make a large reservoir works on a bolt running through at G without cheapening the work make so when the gate is closed it will drop It- small and perfect There are of into the slot and cannot get away 1 course some methods of construction also use a cap on the gate Ohio cheaper than others and the cheaper Farmer as good as the more expensive so far ALL AROUND TEE FARM as utility is concerned the extra out lay being for surface appearance It should not be necessary to state There may be cases where thej- have stood well made in this way but it is that feed imparts flavor to meats risky Build up good brick walls well Good meat cannot be made from bad cemented and use a stone cap and feed Confine the pruning of gooseberries then you have a certainty When the principally to thinning out main size for the cistern has been deter mined upon take a stick a strip of branches and cutting out weak and board rand bore two holes through exhausted parts Plants will starve in any soil how it as far apart as half the circumfer ence of the place to be dug then ever fertile unless water is present to through these holes drive pins a few dissolve the food elements and preinches long and use this as a sweep pare them for the plants use We almost murder our lands by pas for marking the circle tipon the surface Dig down making the sides as turing them too closely llow many smooth and true as possible If the pastures there are that are about as cistern is to be jug shaped begin to smooth and as even as a skating rink draw in when half the desired depth floor aas been reached A fiat stone should The first business of every young fbe put in the bottom if convenient to farmer should be to secure a spot ido so with a basin dug out of the cen upon which he can stand and proclaim ter then the brick wall commenced to the world that thee acres more or at the margin of ihe basin Do not use less broad are his soft bricks Sooner or later they will As much care should be taken to luck down from moisture absorbed keep water away from a x from the soil and make the cement on road as is taken to keep it the water surf aee amse cure Use arch out of the cellars of houses or from Imick at least those that are made leaking through the roof from good clay ami well baked One The present system of pajing high can readily tell by Hie looks or testing way taxes figuratively designated as with a hammer wheiher fit for use in a working them out is admittedly cistern or not After laying the bricks bad and can be easily remedied but in good cement the wall should be an attempt to make a change in this coated with plaster made as follows direction would undoubtedly meet Clear sharp sand well screened two with opposition Western Plowman parts and water cement one part Western Plowman The Iipnd to Success Ygu ought to be found at your place Oust for Ponltry Houses Now is the time to collect a few bar of business every working day of the rels of dry earth road dust fine dry year as nearly as possible and if you dirt from the cornfield or potato patch succeed you will find something that or anywhere that is most convenient ought to be attended to You must This is handjr io have in the fall and study to make every acre yea every winter for sprinkling underaroosts and square rod of land as productive as on the floor of the poultry house It you can It will not pa to have one absorbs ammonia keeps down smells half of the farm in paying crops and iind- keeps things in good shape gen the other half neglected and allowed erally It will pay to attend to this to grow noxious weeds sprouts and now when it can be done so easily It briars or even a half stand of grass costs nothing and is a real advantage Every acre should be made to brjijj to have for use in winteX- - I Graber in its share of profit Dakota Field and Farm in Ax icultural Epitomiat - It Is IaeccIble From the Times Bluffs 111 The rush of gold seekers to the Klondike forty brings thrilling memories to the Pay Business niners still alive of the time when they the terrors of At an Indiana convention some years girdled the continent or faced the journey to the great American desert on ago L E Jackson said I have made the land of gold These pioneers tell some wintering of bees a special study experiences which should be heeded by gold spekers of and day knowing that unless we can be more faulty diet tokilled Constant exposurewhile large numbers successful in wintering we can never uearlv all the survivors were afflicted with make beekeeping a profitable busi- ¬ disease Inventors are plenty who can make a ma ¬ chine that will rise and float in air but the one improvement which none has succeeded in making is an apparatus that will guide the machine through tne many treacherous cur- ¬ rents of air In this respect humanity ia fortunate in having Hostefcters Stomach Bitters which acts as a safe guide by curing treacherous stomach liver and blood diseases giving a good appetite a strong constitution and nerves like steel ¬ ¬ Improvements ia Flying Machines HERO HAD HIS TROUBLES Womans Care and Kindness Slakes Him Think of Caba vrith lionsringr ftrymi I 1 i j ma V f W rheuma was them ny of with -- tism a sufferer who now re 111 Such Vancundy Adam 1 es And wheije he Philadelphia North And write has been justice of ican the peace The War Is Over and yas the sides at Bluifs said the interviewer as to your method of working Well replied the great author I take a writing pad Yes And a pencil Yes Seek out a quiet spot grasp the pad firmly in one hand and the pencil in the other hand and Now Amer- ¬ Trne Greatness A Forty niner Ca - first presi- - ¬ ¬ ¬ Aiiiiil wllBlfflllP -- ¬ trustees In a recent interview he said I had been a sufferer of rheumatism for a number of years and the pain at times was very intense I tried all the proprietary medicines I knew of out received no relief I fianlly placed my case with several physicians and doctored with them for some time but they failed to do me any good Finally with my hopes of relief nearly exhausted I read an article regarding Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People which induced me to try them I was anxious to get rid of the terrible disease and bought two boxes of the pills I began using them about March 1897 After I had taken two boxes I was completely cured and the pain has never returned 1 think it is the best medicine I have ever taken and am willing at any time to sign my name to any testimony setting forth its good merits ADAM VAXGUNDY Signed Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th day of September A D 1897 FRANKLIN C FUNK Notary Public Mr Vangundy3 statement ought to be regarded as a criterion of the good merits oJ these pills and what better proof could a person want than the above facts ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ board of UCIll UL HlK 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 arc addressed If you really want a home you can easily getone but you should act at once before the relapse from the war puts prices on the advance In Marinette County Wisconsin the very finest farm hi g land is to be had uow at a most modest figure Excellent home markets are at hand to lake whatever the farmer raises and good prices are given These lands are on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway and full information concerning them will cheerfully be furnished by C E Rollins Immigration Agent 101 La Salle Street Chicago ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ War is pretty bad of course remarked a blue coated man with a handage under his coat but I declare in some ways women are as bad as Spaniards only they kill you with kindness instead of bullets I came home from Santiago with this little wound in my hip and really I cant tell you how Ive suffered since from the women of my family It is all right of course this world would be a den of wild beasts without the love and sympathy of woman but the dear creatures especially those nearest to us generally overdo it They didnt helieve my message that I was only slightly wounded so on my arrival I was met by my wife her mother two maiden aunts and a girl ccfusin all rallied from the four quarters of Michi ¬ gan and adjoining states to nurse me I dont need any nursing worth mentioning but believe me if Ive drawn a long breath in two weeks without those five women jumping up and rushing at me I will eat mv army blanket If I wink my wife says What is it dear if I move one leg my girl cousin springs at me with another pillow in her hand during the night my two aunts wake me up to see if I want anyilhing and my mother-in-lawell the dcir soul hasnt sat down or been to bed since I came to my knowledge My wound is nearly healed and thats a blessing for if I dont get back to Cuba pretty sonn Ill he a ruined man I cant stand such coddling it will make a bloated tyrant out of me so it will A man needs Avar once in awhile to get him away from woman dear loving woman she would make a spineless infant out of him in no time Detroit Eree Press w Sup CuBfor When the children get their feet wet and take cold give them a hot foot bath a bowl of hot drink a dose of Ayers Cherry Pectoral and put them to bed The chances are they will be all right in the morning Con- ¬ tinue the Cherry Pectoral a few days until all cough has dis- appearea Old coughs are also cured we mean the coughs of bron- ¬ chitis weak throats and irritable lungs Even the hard coughs of consumption are always made easy and frequently cured by the continued use of V said she are all gone he asked with that brutality Why only manifested by a man who has promised to love and cherish dont you go to the Indianapdrug store and get some more olis Journal 7HIy illusions Illusions He By Jove I exclaimed the bridegroom as he sat down and tugged away at his mustache this is too bad Didnt Know About Hairpins ¬ ¬ First Mosquito And you actually landed on that foreign nobleman Second Mosquito Cert You didnt imag ine Id been eating huckleberry pie did you Boston Journal To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c Some people wear such good clothes all the time that they cant have a good time Atchison Globe with Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute Blue Elood ¬ HOSTILITIES AVERTED But It Tools the United Efforts of the Whole Crowd to Prevent a Hot Engagement One of the liveliest brushes I have ynt nessed since the opening of hostilities said one of the representatives at the recent meeting of the credit men took place m a quiet jew Jngiana viuage 01 iuy since Both participants had passed their three score years and ten but were still vigorous in mind and body and especially vigoruos in language for both had been followers of the sea One of these old fellows espoused the cause of Spain declaring that she had been jumped on because she was little and that this country was playing the part of After they had ex- ¬ a great big bully changed hot shots for a few minutes the champion of the government got things to going his way by shouting that the other fellow came honestly by his principles and was bred a traitor What do you mean you old shrimp from the advocate of Spain ¬ Fortify Feeble Lungs Against Winter They had just arrived at Niagara Falls and the porter had bowed himself out after carrying up a trunk that weighed 4S7 pounds for which he received a 50 cent tip The frightened girl dropped her travel ing hat upon the center table and stood as if transfixed with one of her gloves half off What is it Harry she asked This is a fine go he muttered I won der how in the world I ever came to do such a foolish thing Then he felt in his pockets again and cast a helpless look at the big trunk You you havent lost your pocketbook have vou she asked but I left No darling he answered my keys at home and the one that opens your trunk is among them she exclaimed with a Oh is that all Here and she removed happy little sigh open a hairpin from her rich brown locks it with this Now I know that I am the only girl in whom you ever took a real interest Ah Otherwise you would have known Cleveland Harry deaf I am so happy Leadei Every doctor knows that wild cherry bark is the best remedy known to medical science for soothing and healing inflamed throats and lungs PSBt OES0 SSm I ws j Pi Paste9 - Mwss I 1 - t sms iSflffigfS Hiss BesS RSccSEcal J B H Si one-eighth-in- ch The expense of repairing tire punctures should be added to our in come tacks L A W Bulletin ¬ Should Have a Commission Patient What doctor do yoii mean to Pisos Cure is a wonderful Cough medi- sav you charge me two dollars a visit cine Mrs W Piekert Van Siclen and Doctor Certainly just the same as I Blake Aves Brooklyn N Y Oct 26 94 ¬ Unusual opportunities and long esperienco eminently fit them for Riyiuc you B medical advice Write- freely all the m St particulars in your case M JE K Address Dr J C AYER i I Wo no w havo somo o the most eml- - I nent physicians in tho United States - 1 Eg Lowell Mass M charce anyone else Oh you ought to make a reduction There is more money squandered in fool for me but Whv I introduced typhoid into the bargains than is spent for whisky Wash- neighborhood Illustrated American ington la Democrat At the Fancy Dress Ball Wife Henry ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 4 ¬ olt Hus tinct drinks to night that I know of No m dear lasht two ver indish band Some people are so hopeful Judy amounts tinc During the war with Great Britain the to laziness Atchison Globe that it British entered the harbor and burned the Shall we call the stoop of the scorcher town of New London didnt they Its a wise man that follows the races at a front stoop or a back stoop L A W VGourse they did What of it safe distance Chicago Daily News Bulletin Why somebody piloted them there and a when he come home his pockets was full of British gold paid for his dirtj- - work and his MES PINKELAMS WARNING TO WOMEN neighbors hearin of what he had done got He ropes and made him an evenin call scudded by the back door and never stopped till he got to Bermuda and he never had the Neglect is the Forerunner of Misery and Suffering A Grateful Hus- cheek to come back Writes of His Wifes Recovery What you try in to git at That there pilot was your grandpap M And it took a dozen bystanders to keep the two old sea dogs from clinching Detroit Nearly all the ill health of women is traceable to some derangement of the Free Press feminine organs These derangements do not cure themselves and neglect of xne sensations resulting from them is only putting ps Why He Was Troubled oir trouble Jack Come old man cheer up What if she did break the engagement she s not the Pathetic stories are constantly coming to Mrs only fish in the swim Pinkham of women whose neglect has resulted in Tom Oh I dont care about her breakserious heart trouble and a whole train of woes ing the engagement but you see Ive got to Here is the story of a woman who was helped go right on paying installments on the ring for the next six months Thats where the by Mrs Pinkham after other treatment failed icy breeze comes in Chicago Evening News Mrs Peskiiam 75c ¬ v Is a Constitutional Cure Halls Catarrh Cure Price Im ashamed of you you have had six dis- ¬ -- - bnd v Mothers and Children jS ¬ who require print dresses for boms wear want substantial gooas that will not fade nor have the cheap flimsy appearanceof ordinary prints aftr they are washed Ask your dealer for Simpsons Prints The name William Simpson Sons on any fahric is a guaranty of the highest standard of quality and finish The colors are absolutely fast and wash perfectly i w 9i Q- ¬ Mr Willikins Do you helieve in annexation Miss Bidsley Oh Arthur this is so sudden But if you can gain papas consent I yill try to learn to love you Chicago Even ¬ Her Platform ¬ Dear It affords me very great pleasure to be able to state that I believe my wife owes her health to your medicine and good advice For three years her 1 health failed rapidly she had heart trou- ¬ JAS Xws - She Wanted Healthy Ham Mrs Murry Give me tin cints wort av ham Grocer Sugar cured madam No I want some thot has niver hin Judge sazed -- mmm m K de- - ble often falling down in dizzv and 1 fainting spells shortness of breath choking and smothering spells bloat ¬ 0 ing of the stomach a dry cough dys peptic symptoms menses irreg ¬ ular scanty and of an un ¬ KJIhSiS 0WKS natural color She had been 1 Whaf s tie Matter with KANSAS in round 9 m numbers ¬ Enouph Author What excuse have you for abusing my book Critic I read it Up to Date ¬ - MiW sSSMB Mms8Bsmam jSgmmSgraSBfc ktlVVrriOVTV AiyiJV WJTn4 nv ¬ Mrs Short Heres an invitation to Mr Longs wedding What on earth can we send them Mr Short He lost a 10 umbrella of mine a year ago Ill make him a present of it Brooklyn Life ¬ SsSSSawSaKA ¬ ¬ THEt MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon3 Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Llfrht shippers SHEEP Choice LAMBS FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2rednew Cincinnati Seot 2 85 3 83 C 530 ¬ ¬ 3 00 3 75 3 85 3 25 4 85 2 30 22 3 50 4 35 j 7 23 f 3 70 3 8 4 10 3 75 m T 35 2 80 The healing and 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m N6 8 leaving at 430 will No 5 i A Beautiful resent ¬ MSI ilK S8 12 6 p 5 2u m p- in ll5p m 4 p in 7 in p in in 77 74 72 72 connect Go to Plan Youi Sumnmr Outim 2 irnturesqiie Mackinac via The Coast Line fsmmimmimsEz p sreak stomach The lightest food produced All grocers distress causing severe pain and the forma ¬ Cos Purity flour tion of gas No matter how careful of my keep it Insist on having Purity Iiet I suffered agonizing pain after eating I was treated by many physicians and tried every time numerous remedies without permanent help A Cold In One Day To Cure Two years ago I began taking Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pill3 and Nervine Within Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ a week I commenced improving and per ¬ sisting in the treatment I was soon able to lets All druggists refund the money eat what I liked with no evil effects if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W I keep them at hand and a single doso dispels T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris Ky my old symptoms m t Dr Miles Remedies a car-¬ We lave just resold by all drug Mites rists under a positive i ma lo id of tobacco sticks which we guarantee first bottle will sell as cheap as they can he benefits or money rs ¬ lunded Book on disany place in Paris eases of the heart and W Health aar bought CO TSMPLIN aierves free Address DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Wanted One or two reliable sales men to represent an old established firm manufacturing a profitable and- salable References reline of staple products j - It only costs 1350 from Detroit lo50 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland for the round trip including meals and berths One thousand miles of lake ride on new modern steel steamers for the f fjr 7 J if JUL Send 2c for illustrated above rates V Dont use any other but Purity djw FTEE suffering for nearly thirty years pamphlet Address A A Schantz G P A from dyspepsia Mrs II E Dugdale flour from Paris Milling Co tell Detroit Mich wife of a prominent business man of your grocer you want no other Warsaw N Y writes For 23 years I was a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a Always ask for Paris Milling All grocers keep it ¬ SA C fast limited at Georgewith the Q town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ ment for persons going to Cincinnati or points north east and west of that city C No 1 will connect witb the Q fast train south and No 5 connects x at C local pasGeorgetown with the Q senger from the south FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron CUFFS STIFF J5XI3 Brand you to mm starchso To inducemay find try this brand of out for yourself that you I CHE POUNDASOFATHIS STARCH AWILL CO b WSM that all claims for its superiority and econm AS FAR POUHO AUD HALF P OF ANY OTHER STARCH aKuvnACTMiowtu 1 1 WqtfgA omy are true the makers have had prepared HUBINGERBROStoJ Wfl at great expense a series of feyKE0KUKj0WAHWhAVHC0HW5 W7 J r REQUIRES NO COOKING AND COLLARS AHD zmMmgf 43 fflM MCE 1 MBSffl K ¬ LC J- - r PLAQUES you ABSOLUTELY exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville which will be given MASTERS SALE OF LAN D Bourbon Circuit Court Margaret Ronans Administrator tiff vs ¬ advertising whatever and will 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 American Pheasant These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of FREE by your grocer on conditions named below English Quail English Snipe Each SPECIAL PATTERNS Nos 198 and I95i The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Plaque is bordered with a band of gold Plain¬ f ncived 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 tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute ikw Yes Set Them Challie frock Skirt mth shaped 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 iqS cut in three sizes 34 36 and 38 inches bust measure skirt No 199 cut in three sizes 84 26 and 28 inches waist measure Price of patterns t 1Q 99nts each rcervine ¬ Her Heirs and Creditors Defendants By virtue of a judgment of the Bour bon I 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 the Court house door in Paris Kentucky on All purchasers of three 10 cent or six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re- ¬ ceive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free The plaques will not be sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer CARL CKAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This offer is for a short time only CRAYFORD BROS Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts - HOMY OCTOBER SD 11 1898 mv to ¬ M e IN The Leading Specialists of America lie quired Address Manufacturer mercial Building Cleveland Ohio I3sp Gt Com at about the hour of the following described real estate wit cclock a 20 YEARS OHIO 6 Js 250000 ThnTisn Cured WECURESTRICTU mis nf vrmnsr nnrl mifMlfi sifffiil men are troubled with this disease inauy Ug unconsciously They may have a smait IfTs nig sensation small twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times slight dis ¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have STRIC ¬ TURE Dont let doctors experiment on you by cutting stretching or tearing you This will not cure you as it will return Our NEW METHOD TREAT MENT absorbs tho stricture tissue henco removes the stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suffer¬ ing no dotention from business by our method Tho sexual organs are strength- ¬ ened Tho nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns - soft and stiff has late Fall styles at 2 one oftha be t hits ever offered in Bourbon Couity fcr the money at Price Cos sole agents The Reliibe MASTEFS SALE OF City Property t Bourbon Circuit Court Beginning at 1 on North margin of Main Street Ky and corner lot sold to Marcella Bean tln uce N 36 35 W 499 6 feet to 2 corner to same a deflection in line then N 55 J W 61 feet to 3 the right of way of the Kentucky Midland Railroad theu with the right of way of said railroad N 86 1 E 181 feet to 4 a corner in right of way of said railroad then N 7444 E 108 feet to 5 corner to Thomas Wiihams and in line of said right of way thvii S 30 56 E 42 feet to 6 a stake in Thomas Williams line then S 66 12 W 64 feet to 7 a corner to same then S 32 E 414 feet to 8 corner to said Williams and on North margin of Mam Street then with the North marg u of Main Street S 51 16 W 148 feet to the beginning containing one acre aud ninety four hundredths of an acre 1 94 100 of land J OHN Na v55fikj CONNELLY KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS TAKE THE itfPy PARIS KENTUCKY Calls Work guaranteed satisfactory promptly answered Yur work is solicited Prices reasonable 0 3 TRAINS DAILY FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO Michigan and theGreat Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this summer Agent HOUSE AND LOT AP BLACK ¬ SMITH SDO FOR SALE For information inquire of pour nearest Ticket t WECURE GLEET men- r Thousands of young and middle aged are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this disease- They are frequently unconscious of thocause of these symptoms TJeneral Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory irritability at times Smarting Sen sation bunken iyes with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may be the cause Dont consult family doctors as they have no experienco in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialists who havo made a life study of Lhseascsof Men and Women OurNEW n iTnmtTAn MEiLlLVU rnrT imriiTrn Will POS1-XlUiA LJlliiNJ tively cure you Ono thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate tor a cure Said sale will be made upon credits Economy Building Loan Association of six and twelve months for equal parts of Paris Kentucky Plaintiff of the purchase money for which the vs purchaser will be required to execute Carrie D Frakes etc Defendants bond payable to the undersigned By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ Master Commissioner with good surety bon Circuit Court made and entered in to be approved by him bearing interest the above styled cause I will sell pub- from day of sale until paid at the rate licly at the Court house door in Paris of 6 per cent per annum and a lien Kentucky on will be retained upon said property as additional security for said purchase SATURDAY SEPT 24TH 1898 price ¬ V c 4 fc DESIRE tosell 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 FEN J F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky I v r i tP A r 3 W at about the hour of 1 CURES GUARANTEED AVe treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHJLTS GLEET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ES KTDNE Y and BLADDER Diseases CONSULTATION FREE BOOKS FREE If unablo to call write for QUESTION BLANK HOME for TREATMENT a Kennedys irearasi rai Kergan mm urn n 122 W FOURTH STREET fc CINCINNATI O Dissolution -- f Mice EMMETT M DICKSON 11 oclock a m the following described real ebtate to- - Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit w t Court That certain houBe and lot in the City John M Brennan Atty of Paris Ky fronting 62 ft 10 in on Walnut now 2d St Street and extending back same width as in front to Jos A Wilsons line and bounded on the E by Dan Turney on the N by J A OF Wilson on W by Gray Smith and is the same property conveyed to Mary Sauer by Dan Turney and wife by deed recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Bourbon County Court Book 69 page 235 to which reference is made Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to execute Bourbon Circuit- - Cort bonds with good surety payable to the undersigned Master Commissioner and C R Mcllwame W W Ash more Re- ¬ ceivers of Covenant Building Loan bearing interest at six per cent per Association Plaintiffs annum from day of sale nntil paid vs same to be approved by said CommisMary A Judy etc Defendants sioner ¬ t V- IT- - -f 1 MASTERS SALE Vr jjt- r - City Property y TO OUR PATRONS ¬ fr Said sale is satisfv The inwferiigned composing the firm ment in favor made to plaintiff a judg of the for the HaggarcJ Beed Laundry have this sum of of 86821 with interest thereon day June 13 189 by mutual consent 1896 - dissolyedi partnership C E Reed as- - from the 26th day of November until paid amounting on the day of suming all the debts and liabilities sale principal and interest to 95502 Those owing the firm will please settle and the costs of this suit amounting to wrtfa Mr Heed From June 13 1893 J VH Haggard is not liable for debts con- - the sum of 7825 making total amount ¬ By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ bon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled cause on the 29th day of June 1898 1 will sell at public auc- ¬ tion at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky on SATURDAY te f V Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Situated in the county of Bourbon Court Kbntucky in the city of Paris fronting 67 feet and 6 inches more or less on McMillan Talbott Attys Brandt Alley and running back 33 feet CALDWELLS 4 inches the same width as in front to HI the line of the lot of Thos F Roachs Heirs and is that part of lot No 28 in INDIGESTION 11 McQinty8 addition to the city of Paris lying between the lot this day conveyed by first parties to Harriett Allen and the lot belonging to the heirs of Hannah Durgin being the same property con- ¬ AKATLROAD TIME CARD veyed to Mary Ann Arnold now Mary A Judy Jy J W Lancaster John B N R R L Northcott and wife by deed dated EAST BOUND August 17th 1892 and recorded in Deed ARRIVAL OF TRAINS 1 Book No 74 page 342 or so much there830am 600pm pTrom Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p Lv Louisville 1115am 840Dm ArLexineton of as may be necessary to satisfy plain- ¬ Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm m 1010 p m Lv Vlnchesterll58am 923pm 915am 630pm tiffs debt interests and costs Jrom Lexington 511 a m 745 a m Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Said sale will be made nnon a credit 333 p m 627 p m Ar Washington 65jam 340pm of sixjand twelve months for the pur Prom Richmond 505 a m740 a m Ar Philadelphia10l5am 705pm Ar New York 1240nn 908pm chase money for which the purchaser 328 pm will be required to execute bond with From Maysville 742 am 825 p m WEST BOUND good surety payable to the plaintiff and Ar Winchester- - 730am 450pm 655am 250pm bearing six per cent interest from date departure of trains SOOam 520pm 735am 345pm Ar Lexington 911am 630pm To Cincinnati 515 a in 751 a m Ar Frankfort Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ¬ Ar Shelby villel001am 720pm 340 p m ment in tavor of the plaintiffs for the Ar Louisville 1100am 815pm pto Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ sum of 45000 with interest there- ¬ 545 p in 1014 p m on at the rate of six per cent per annum cept Sunday other trains run daily To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m Through Sleepers between Louisville from the last day of Febrnary 1897 1010 p m Lexington and New York without until paid and 7070 coats of this 1o Maysville 750 a m 635 p m suit making the total sum to be raised change F B Carr Agent rates Sleeping Car reservations or on the day of sale the sum of 56400 For I any mrormation call on tracted bv above firm Signed this 13th day of June 1898 C E REED 5sp 4wks J H HAGGARD to be raised on day of sale 103327 SEPT 24TH 1898 4 EMMETT M DICKSON at about the hour of noon the following described real estate to wit SDR PEPSIN iraKEou TIME TABLE Our store will be closed Monday until six oclock p m on ac count of holiday ¬ iV L t I H W J ¬ W1 ¬ ft K -- Rfr- -- s v A-- YRUP PEPSIN CURES CONSTlPATIONil CALDWELLS 1 orGEOTtqp W Barney Agent L F B Carr N R R - EMMETT M DIGKSON Arnsparger Attorney TWIN BROTHERS V v Div Pass Agent Lexington JParis Ky Master Commissioner Bdnrbon Circuit Lourt C BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS L701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY i

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