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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): September 30, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): September 30, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898093001_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): September 30, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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on our floors in iajciTOcu x Slowlv J ment to snitw For information call on the last few da vs N is at T M Purnell Osepi Mr Ed Brown of the L Chairs from 7sc to S2 Shawban Migs Brttha Harris ot Germaulown Rockers from 14 up tu an pric Mr Wra Miller returned to Atlanta who has often visited her sisf r Mrs v Couchesfrom S75S10and SI5 up ELREEj mm tf tf Wednesday Robt Caldwell here vms inairi d Wed Parlor Suits complete U oin 18 up at ATri tPhm i ht nMtnf Mr nesday E the PalaceotHnrel Cincinnati Red Room Suits truin 1250 iip Lottauce MiVh tMr Gr S Allen and wife 5Lanrr- ceremony beiug performed by Eld the OUR 0AEPET TEPARTMENT Mr Martin Neal went to Maysvllle P H Duncan of Lndlw and Elder has demonstrated ten thousand Wednesday on business F M Rains of Cincinnati Mr L times that it is almost infallible Will now signalize itself Well made Oarpets with Mr and FOR WOMAKS Mrs Sue Beau of Lexington is the McLean of Decatur Iud low style and tone priced purpose Miss Pepper and Mr John Harris of guest of Mrs Belle Armscrong PECULIAR Germantowa Mrs Robt Caldwell of Hemp Carpets 105 2 3o per yard For Sale yix good 800 lb yearling Millersburg were present at the wedIngrain Carpets 25c 4c 50c WEAKNESSES T M Purnell t steei s ding Brussels Carpets 50 hoc tOc irregularities and derangements 3S Alten is visiting his brother Velvet Carpets 75v 8o- 90c It has become tho leading remedy week CARLISLE Kader Allen of Winchester this for this class of troubles It exerts Mattings Oil Cloihs md all flour equisites a wonderfully healing strength- ¬ Miss Tilly Divis of Maysville is the News Gulled ening and soothing influence upon From Xic olth County WALL PAPER the menstrual organs guest ol Mrs MrjT TaldWfli and family It cures Precincts whites andfallingofthewomb It stops flooding and relieves sup- From the Mercury John Hamilton wnnt to Lexiugton Buying si ould lviriii iu eaiie t ih we k Not only to visit relatives and Weinesca is the price right liu v e have prepared a glorious Mrs Samuel Talbott and daughter friends xJIL sBffi array ol teniptin j tyli s fur ur insueetion Miss Sallie and Mir s E tie and Joie Sue Myers of Bowling Green is Redmond of Bonrb m conitv wtre the Mrs IRON BEbS DSAPBiIs3 WOOD MANTEL visiting her sister Mrs Auua Brady at guests of Mre T no M Jamibell and 4 family Friday an I aturdav Oaiiisle 1 S 1 a MjuirIHD au av k Dr W M Miller and Chas Chan Samuel Baruetr of this z a id jf aL ceior wcrje in mciunati on business city stole a march on his friends last Thursday and eloped with Miss Katie this week Oarpets Furniture Wall Pape danijnter of Mr Mrs E J Owens returned Wednes SwartStvvurc of Bourbon and Mrs Joseph and was day from a visit with her sister in married afe Irontou Ohio Bsrts x sisrssrnmmr azt tzzttzsziiixiMtzixifieixBzvxBGxuaxjjm uaecrsssao Booue county KCijl3V The Fail term of the KicbnHs Circuit pressed and painful menstruation Mrs Victor Shi pp an Mrs Ed Riy Judge Kunbrough For Changs of Life it is the best of Paris were guests of Mrs W M Court betriin with medicine made aud Commonwealths Attorney Fryer at It is beneficial Miller Tuesday during pregnancy and helps to their pjsts Ths following uentlemnn 3 rfw bring children into homes barren 6 SW Mrs Ben Junes returned this week compose the grand jury for years It invigorates stimu laes strengthens the whole sys- ¬ llenj are a few reasons hv U S Stout lias succeeded in building from pn xtnded visit with Mrs Tur- CampbellHoremu Brov Allison S tem This g eat remedy is offered Levi Templemau Thos T Kuox ner near Paris to all fSicted women Vfhy will the largest tailoring business in Pans tip V W Palmer Liucien any woman suffer another minute aim Mrs Auna Perine eust of her father Matfett FIRST lie ecoguizd he fact that five years ago that the only with certain relief within reach T H Myress N P Potts J S EllingMr Stilus Stirmau returned to Louis- ton D Wf Pence and Y J Fuller Wine o2 Cardui only costs 100 day of big profits and small sales was past per bottlo ao your drug store ville Wednesday SECOND He cuts the urice of tailor made garments at least 40 For ctdoic3 in cases veqvlriry special f3 I HOME ENTIRE SOUTH OUTFITTERS IN THE BROKERS THE LARGEST MILLERSBURG GiliS ASSIGNEES SALE oi P FORINIT ORF -- I sl-i-Apr- 1 il A 1 ¬ Tn IS POLES I The nndbi feigned Assignees of William Sparks vv 1 1 expose to t hle lo the highest and best bidd r a tract of laud situated in Bourbon County containing 27D ACMES 2 HOODS Said salo will be made ou the premises oue mile South or Leesburg at 10 oclock am l f - THURSDAY OCT I3TH DESCRIPTION 1898 I ¬ - - j 35q R3ftWPi Ksaisssw r h rJtMsti P UU J ot Leesburg and Newtown Turnpike trontmg thereou 159 poles is one mile outhot former place and five miles North of latter which is a station on Kentucky Midland JRailroad It is further bonudfed on the South by ihe la db of Mrs Hawkins and Silas dirt road on the Edbt by the lands of Smith Bkihop and ou the North by landa of Crenshaw aud Chiun It is decrioed by metes and bounds in order of sale This is a No 1 farm iu every respect Location in good neighborhood con ¬ venient to schools and churches citely General Fertility good 150 acres in grass about GO acres that may be put in Said land is situated on the East side If Sliiitfld 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ glviflHV Rev Eberhardt of Paris has been an attendant at the Baptist meet- ¬ LIYBTfUTFIT HQBSES MBing here this week Mr Harry Hutchcraft of Louisville VEHICLES IESS HIO As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appre- is visiting his daughter Miss Virginia ciates the fact that the- have twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- ¬ at Dr W M Milleis Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers Mr Alex McClintock of Lexington coat I will 11 at public auction on the and son William of Chicago visited South side of the Court house square in at a big profit says H S Stout fc- - If you want credit Pans Ivy at two oclock p in on 3our high pice tailor gladljr extends it for he relatives here this week Court day mixkes you pay dearly for it in the end Mr Jnine s Fisher wife and daughter Why not turn over a new leaf wear the bestj save money by of Carlisle were guests this week of r 8 1898 ot Mrs James Plum mer r irus Stout a trial- Miss Mary Armstrong left Tuesday t he f olISTf lugnorses harness vehicles He makes the Finest Imported Suits for for Hickory Miss where - she will etc teach music this year in a school lii or 15 good livery horses saddle F A Herbert took a dozen coops of and harness horses work anywhere chicks to the Cynthiana Street Fair and one of the best walking horses and one will be in the parade od a float arranged ot the best ponies are included in this lot for the purpose CO 7 sets si ogle buirgy harness Mr Andy McCue who ha3 been away 2 rubber tiie buggies good as new during the Summer returned Wednes S 2 steel tire buggies da and has rented part of Mrs Brown- ¬ 1 surrey new ings residence JOE MUNSON Cutter 1 iinmp c irt and harness 1 high wheel sulky Major W C Owens of the Second Ken tuck came over from Georgetown 1 side pad d It yesterdav to visit his sister Mrs G V 1 carriage and harness aud 1 cab aud Bryan and his mother Mrs Owens harness for sale privately A lot of trotting horse boots and also Mr and Mrs T D Judy Mrs Bello a lot of miscellaneous a tides in use Ta37lor and Mrs Arthur Long of Mid way attended rhe Cynthiana street fair about livery Terms 6 months without interest aud visited relatives eT U BOAI1DMA3T Mr buries Joes and Miss Lelia Mc Paris Ky Clintock wt iit Wednesday to Brookn villeto attend the wadding ot Miss Ger ¬ A T Fo sytii auctr trude Thomuou who his visited the M Misses McClintock here MOBY ALL DISA GOJD story ou page six Read it St it ay bd ok Stolen Bay iuare mule the guest of her kojt up the qu ilit7 of his materials his stjles and Porter this week his workmanship PER CENT Mrs Rfioda Conway of Carlisle was THIRD He sister Miss Fanuie OF - XflSSI FOURTH He always does a he advertised FW - directions acdrees giving symptoms the JiSaisa Advisory Department The Qhatzanooga Medicine Co Ciiat tanooga Tcnn nov i W Sili YH Camden SC snys My vvi3 wheat this fall and about 70 acres for cultivation iu cornt tobacco etc nexc year resi- ¬ Improvements Good brick dence six rooms tobacco barn and other necessary outbuildings Well watered with cisterns ponds and Springs Any oue wishing a good home or a paying investment should call on Mr William Sparks on the premises or on the undersigned who- will take pleasure iu showing the land Title perfect sale absolute Terms The land will be sold on 3 three eqral payments 1st due March 1st 1899 at which time possession will be given Balance 2 two annual pay ¬ ments with interest from March lstr 1899 for cured he idling A uud g tha wojnb and It entirely 5 Vino of Cardui at nemo ¬ WEBtTV--raaS- ff11firwT1Tfr Kfgs5w w- vi king 0UGH A hacking cough is a gjave yard cough the sooner you get rid of it the better Dont wait until it develops into consumption but use the cele- ¬ brated Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup at once It is a wonderful Bonds with approved surety to be given on day of sale Ialt rest may be abated from day of payment to iMarch lsc 1899 if creditors agree to accept and stop interest as to this provision a definite statement will be made on day of sale u JMILLER WARD Assignees of William Sparks 20sep 4tT J Q WARD h JipMJCI- 3000 AND Will Kenney Physician 3500 M JQ Surgeon r4dfM 2 KSfit JC PARIS FURHI3HISG H TAILORIHG STOUT Manager Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts remedy for all throat and lung affec- ¬ tions and will cure a deep seated Office Hours 7 to 10 a m cough or cold in a few days mm rBulIs L h Syrup iilw ¬ 16aug tf 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m ¬ ye-t-rd- ay Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists Will cure a Hacking Cough Pleasant St Q NELSON oEjrjX23i3 opp First Presbyterian ¬ ARE THE FATAL F - il BO mm Having been solicited by a number of persons to open a cooking school in Paris Church Dr Bucks old office Office on first floor Office Hours B m FOLEYS MM is a mW mi J KIDNEY CURE ICSD3EY rv guaranteed remedy for a8 BLADDER Diseases and Mif iilMy1TTi iTn raHi Sold by James Kennedy Druggist JUI WUJJ1V1 this Fall I have decided to do so early in October if a sufficient number of pupils can be secured All persons deb years old 1 bauds hitrh collar marks to take more My agency insures against siring give meone or names lessons will medium roach bunch hair out of tail please within the their L beri reward retnm to T M Pur- - fire wind and storm Jjest oH re- - next few daj s I wish to state that I nen nere or to Wm Wood Carlisle prompt paying compa- have made arrangements with Mr liable Messrs C W Howard Sanford Cai Seiger of Louisville to furnish on short nies con union O peater Johu Hunter McClelland notice individual ices fancy cases and Jamet Hntsnll Will Wilson John Pui W 0 EISTTON Agent dy Enest Guh m and a number of ornameuis for serving same Terms oth is are attudiUiT the Sharnsbnrr Ten lessons 1 single lesson oOc Fair We are the peoples friends We re- Mks W A Johnson F A Herbert of tl e Clover Valley pair your linen and put neck bands on Poultry Farm iec ivo seven first pro free Haggard Reed Howard Hat mader in i t- to 12 a in 1 to 5 p pa FOR PLE3STT ¬ I desire to lease for a term of y esirs my farm in Bourbon county near Ewalts Cross Roads and on Paris Cynthiana Turnpike containing five I -- Ml jflrBlmL J K jOBIBBIl JijlBllBmr New York in stiff and soft one of the hest Iiats made guaran ¬ XMiiimmimimmmiiiimmmmiiuin teed in quality style and iinish at the low price of 3 is 011 sale by Price Co sole agents Clays Shoe Store - The hundred and sixty six acres Possession given March 1 1899 Privilege of seed- ¬ No one but strictly reliable ing given parties need apply W E HIBLER 232 W Main st Lexington Ky I 1 - i- - keep it Insist on having Purity every time ik Always ask for Paris Milling Cos Purity flour All grocers Cor 4th fcr vs Main b Paris Ky c r Ol rffErimKln ftMIteBkflTliffi sJaulDpiE OlfHUiB 1 SSmS Hlifeffik tho new tte oia S out the false Ring in the true 2 We bring to you the new and true from tho MlxBflL Pmey forest Norway S out v ytlBHEsMmtt3tBBci DR BELLS Insure in my agency Non- ¬ union Prompt paying reliable companies insures against fire wiad aud taorm W O HINTOS Agent Th very hst companies com- ¬ pose my agency which insures agains- - fire wind and storm Non u nion a Pine THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE removable and renewable without to disconnect water box A lieavy durable construction having in all best materials skilledworkmanship modern and its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth- incr better can be rjroduced Thirtv three years experience For -t sale byalFprominent dealers tions --Tar-Honey Hasball bearins grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi Alsodraw out grate up-to-date mWMi mm MM mm 4L 4 TERSTEGGE GOHTCANN CO Louisville Ky iiMra c MM m if lBBHi BCfc science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila- ¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out j the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Natures most natural remedy improved by f S3 OO- - W 0 H1NT0N Agent Use Paris Milling Cos Purity flour for sale by all grocers Ask for it- Take no other - E Welt Button and Lace Boots made - Ladies fine Kand trimmd and 5 s of kid that is as soft as a gloye and has good wearing qualities Latest style toes and trim ings E for Fall wear We invite 3 on to look hi- our stock before bu ng s s E E E - your Winter Footwear 5 amy remedyYtAHSatoOLDananevernsed equal Dr Bells It Rives quick and permanent relief In grip as well as coughs and colds It makes weak lunRS strong Mia M A Metcalfe Pine-Tar-Hon- i am a mwrnuu H KB IMA 7 Bottle Only 25c 50c and 100 Sizes BE SURE YOM GET ey Dr Bills Pba-Tar-Son- qr ftdacahIy soft and stiff Siuiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnniimiim nimiii hats late Fall styles at 2 one of the best hats ever offered in Pb DR caldi B ourbon County fcr the money VCURES CONSTIPATION at Price Cos sole agents The Reliable lls Syrup pspsi Q V a - VVS-- Uo- - WiSff j vvr r - if 3 t6 THE BOUBBON NEWS PAMS KY FRIDAT SEPTEMBEE 30 1898 BAYARD IS DEAD famous Statesman Expires at His Daughters Home Dedliam Mass Mr Bayard Suffered From Artorie-Coloro-s- is i and a General Breaking Down In ¬ cident to Old Are The Public Services of the Man Dedham Mass Sept 29 Thomas P Bayard died at half past 4 olock Wednesday afternoon at Karlstein the summer residence of his daughter Mrs Samuel D Warren after an illness of six weeks His death was His wife his two without pain daughters Mrs Warren and Miss Florence Bayard and his son Thomas P jr saw him draw his last breath and his third daughter the Countess Lauenhaupt was on her way to Ded ¬ ¬ -- i ham The remains will be conveyed to Delaware and the funeral services will be held Saturday in the old Swed ¬ ish church at Wilmington Karlstein lies off Needham road Here about the middle of August came Mr Bayard to be the guest of his col member of the council of safety onel of the 2d continental regiment raised la Philadelphia in 1755 speaker of th assembly in 1777 member of the continental congress in 1785 besides having been honore with many other offices of great trust Four members of the Bayard family direct iacnaniinnfc rt tVip forpfrninf have bad sen- atorial honors bestowed upon them by the little state of DelawareThomas Francis Bay ¬ ard his father James Ashton Bayard his grandfather of the same name the negotiator of the treaty of Ghent and his uncle Richard Henry Bayard Thomas Francis Bayard was born in Wil ¬ mington Del October 29 1828 and was a younger son Having a liking for his fathers profession that of law he became a student and was ad ¬ mitted to the bar in 1851 He immediately be ¬ gan the practice of his profession with his father and was successful from the beginning his local fame spreading rapidly In 1853 he was appointed United States district attorney for Delaware In 1855 Mr Bayard removed to Philadelphia where he formed a legal co- ¬ partnership with William Shippen This con- ¬ nection lasted five years Mr Bayard on tho death of his partner returned to Wilmington where he was needed by his father who was then engrossed with public duties When the war of the rebellion began a militia company was organized and Thomas F Bayard was elected its first lieutenant Mr Bayards popularity in his native state kept growing rapidly and in 18C8 he was elect- ¬ ed to succeed his father in the United States senate and was subsequently twice re elected Tn tho democratic convention of 1884 at FAVORS SPAIN MANY OF THEM WOUNDED r I- - THOMAS F BAYARD daughter and but was He and j He was sick which Mr Cleveland was nominated Mr Bay- ¬ suc- ¬ ard received the it was given out that his illness cessful candidatenext largest vote to thewhich on the two ballots due merely to declining years were taken steadily grew weaker however As soon as the result of the national election had spells of semi consciousness of 1884 became positively known Mr Bayard son-in-la- w k- - a i t-- t r i i R - f- e- 1 CM f J a- - J- 4- - and of delirium A consultation of physicians was held August 26 and they agreed that Mr Bayard was suf¬ fering from artorie colorosis and a general breaking down incident to age He suffered no pain to any no- ¬ ticeable degree and the chief tendency was to sleep During the first few weeks of his ill-¬ ness Mr Bayard was able to sit up but as the days passed he became gradually weaker and three weeks ago be laid himself on his bed and never again rose from it At times he would rally to some extent but the relapse carried him always nearer the end His wonderful constitution resisted the ravages of disease for a surprising period Much of the time he was in a semi conscious condition sel-¬ dom recognizing any of the fam ¬ ily and at intervals having sinking spells accompanied by choking These left him always weaker Tuesday it became evident that his death was Only a matter of a few hours Still he lingered having a slight rally during the night and during iie forenoon his condition showed little change At 4 oclock he began to sink rapidly and half an hour later he gently passed away Thursday the body will be sent to Delaware being due to ar- rive at Wilmington late Friday after ¬ noon Wilmington Del Sept 29 The funeral will take place at 2- oclock Saturday afternoon The body will be brought here on Friday afternoon and will remain in Old Swedes church over night guarded by a friend of the family At noon on Saturday the body will be exposed to public view in the church At 2 oclock the services will begin In accordance with the wishes of Mr Bay ¬ ard the regular Episcopal service will be used conducted by Rev Dr Douglass of Connecticut who was a close friend of the deceased He will be assisted by Eector M B Dunlapof Old Swedes The pallbearers have not yet been selected The interment will be in Old Swedes cemetery Thereare many expressions of sympathy for Mr Bayards family and flags are at half mast on all public buildings - ¬ was the first democratic statesman invited to consult with President elfcct Cleveland and it was generally understood that he was the first man offered a place in the new cabinet that of secretary of state which he finally accepted In March 1893 Mr Bayard was appointed ambassador to the court of St James and served during Mr Clevelands second term In October 1856 Senator Bayard was mar ¬ ried to Louisia daughter of Josiah Lee a Bal- ¬ timore banker Twelve children were the re- ¬ sult of the union Mr Bayards first wife died during the first year of his term as secretary of state Four years later he was married to Miss Mary C Cly mer of Washington who survives him Seven of the children are living as- - follows Mrs Samuel D Warren of Boston Miss Annie The Investigating Commissioners Have Bayard Miss Florence Bayartl the Countess Addressed Six Questions for Secre- ¬ Lauenhaupt formerly Miss Nellie Bayard tary of War Algers Reply James A Bayard Thomas F Bayard jr and Philip Francis Bayard Battle on the Streets in Fana 111 Betweea growth of socialism is due to the ing armies of the world in which men are the Whites and Colored Miners Sev- often made to enlist against their will and Parisians Have a Leaning Toward ernl Hundred Shots Fired thus become discontented with existing conditions The growth of a stronger race of Spanish Peace Commissioners Pana 111 Sept 29 Striking union people is due to the large sale of Hostetter s medicine which is coal miners and imported colored men Stomach Bitters dyspepsia the best ague and fever for costiveness The Suite of Booms Which the Former engaged in a pitched battle in the all nervous troubles Try one bottle Empress at One Time Used Will main street of this city Wednesday Probably IJe Acquired by the When Its Really Solemn night Several hundred shots were American Commision Its a very solemn thine she said exchanged when a woman intrusts a man wth ner No one was wounded in the ranks of affections solemn Paris Sept 28 While the reception the union men The colored men she Its a mighty sight moreintrusted when makes him think she has them accorded the United States peace com- ¬ were driven from the city to the to him while they are still locked up in her mission here is all that could be de stockades carrying with them it is jewel box he replied Then sired and while the French foreign believed a number of wounded com- ¬ realized they looked at each other and each that it was time for their summer office has taken great pains to treat rades One of the colored men is re- ¬ flirtation to end Chicago Post the American and Spanish commis- ported to have died soon after reaching To Cnre a Cold in One Day sioners in precisely the same manner the stockade Desultory firing con- ¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets AH it must be admitted that the general tinued at midnight in the vicinity of druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c atmosphere of Paris especially the the stockades The trouble which The try diplomatic atmosphere does not in- ¬ has been narrowly averted between but theSpaniards girl to avoid engagements summer the striking coal miners of this city Chicago Daily News isnt built that way cline toward America It is the general impression here and colored men imported from the Maud You time to dont that the American commissioners have south to work the mines was precip- ¬ get married Marie seem toI find kept enNo am instructions to provide for the reten- ¬ itated at S30 oclock Wednesday even- gaged all the time Town Topics tion of Manila and the island of Lu ¬ ingI cannot speak too highly of Pisos Cure zon and for a commission to pretend SOLDIER KILLED BY A TRAIN for Consumption Mrs Frank Mobbs 215 to negotiate is a farce said a prom- ¬ W 22d St New York Oct 29 1894 inent diplomat He continued A Member of Battery X United States Mrs Banks Why did you let your cook America will put herself diplo ¬ Artillery Meets Death on the Kail go She said one of us Mrs Brooks matically in the wrong when she ex- ¬ would have to leave Truth at McKeesport Pa ceeds the provisions of the protocol Theres something crooked about Pittsburgh Pa Sept 29 John ness of a corkscrew manufacturer the busiwhich both nations signed I know Chicago the Spaniards have come prepared to Kirsch a member of Battery D United Daily News make concessions but if the Ameri- ¬ States artillery a former resident of Halls Catarrli Cnre can instructions are of an uncompro Pittsburgh but lately residing at 345 Is taken Internally Price 75c mising nature which is generally be- Central avenue Anderson Ind was Did he tell his love by word of mouth lieved here to be the case you can rest ground to pieces Wednesday night by Well not exactly by word Town Topics assured that the work of the commis- a train at McKeesport Kirsch had sion will be futile The Spaniards been arrested by a railroad officer for A great deal of ability is necessary to properly manage a 10 bill Atchison Globe to steal a ride The officer will retire and America will at least trying to threaten a resumption of hos- had handcuffed the soldier and have tilities before she will gain her point they stood on the platform to The French newspapers beyond let a swiftly passing train pass announcing the arrival of the commis- ¬ Kirsch made a dash for the handrail of sioners make no comment upon the one of the cars and succeeded in catching it but struck a telegraph matter The American peace commission for pole and was thrown under the the1 first time since its appointment train Kirsch had lately been released met as a body Tuesday for two hours from a Baltimore hospital and was on in the drawing room of the Continental his way home but had stopped here for a few days to visit friends hotel Mr Ferdinand W Peck the United States commissioner to the Paris ex SHIP MANY DAYS OVERDUE position of 1900 is about to vacate his quarters in the same hotel They The Transport Senator Ieft Manila Over a Month Ago and it is Feared She were formerly occupied by the ex Was Caught in a Typhoon Empress Eugenie and have been used THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS by Mr Peck as offices until his per San Francisco Sept 29 The non is due not only to the originality and manent offices on the exposition arrival of the transport Senator is be ¬ simplicity of the combination but also grounds were in readiness ginning to cause a little uneasiness to the care and skill with which it is The suite of rooms which the former She is now out 35 days from Manila manufactured by scientific processes empress at one time used will prob The steamer Zealandia which left Ma ¬ known to the California Fig Syrup ably be acquired by the American nila two days after the Senator was Co only and we wish to impress upon peace commissioners They will be caught in a typhoon and had to put all the importance of purchasing the used for executive sessions and official into Nagasaki on August 30 last for re- ¬ true and original remedy As the headquarters pairs The transport Colon came genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co As the joint commission is not a de across from Manila in 28 days liberative body it will possibly not the City of Pekin in 23 the only a knowledge of that fact will organize with a presiding member City of Sydney in 24 and the China in assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par- ¬ from either commission 23 days All these vessels stopped at ties The high standing of the Cali ¬ This is deemed in some quarters to Nagasaki for coal Besides the trans- ¬ Fig Syrup Co with the medi- ¬ be the wiser plan as tending to pro-¬ ports Senator and Zealandia the In ¬ fornia cal profession and the satisfaction mote closer working relations between diana is now out 27 days and the Ohio which the genuine Syrup of Figs has the two commissions and facilitating 25 days Ali of them will be sent given to millions of families makes an ultimate adjustment This how- back to Manila as soon as they reach the name of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of its remedy It is ever is not positive here and have been reprovisioned far in advance of all other laxatives Judge Day and Mr Whitelaw Reid as it acts on the kidneys liver and are quartered at a hotel overlooking Bottle Blowers Made H tppy bowels without irritating or weaken ¬ the tuileries gardens and the other Muncie Ind Sept 29 Word from ing them and it does not gripe nor commissioners are equally comfort¬ Pittsburgh Tuesday night of an ad ¬ nauseate In order to get its beneficial able justment of the flint glass bottle blow- ¬ effects please remember the name of sunny ers wage scale there caused happiness the 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Magayues asked protection of both the American and Spanish troops against depredations by outlaws which it was predicted would occur In response to his request the American author-¬ ities sent to his residence two sol-¬ diers of a Kentucky regiment who arrived there Sunday evening after dark The resident had not notified the Spaniards that he had requested Americair protection and some Span- ¬ ish soldiers who had been sent to guard his house arriving after the Americans mistook the latter for cut laws In the confusion resulting the Spaniards fired unfortunately kitting one of thev Americans The name of the dead soldier has not yet been ascer- ¬ tained The incident is greatly re- ¬ gretted by the Spaniards Muncie i i- v - It - m - I t - - tJ lS - 3 fcl Wf 8fe- v -- A 4r - sant was secretary of the province of New York in 1672 mayor of New York n - There is a plan being perfected for the construction of a big gospel ship which will carry the church of Christs creed to Porto Bico and Cuba Rev J E Cobenour DD of St Louis is here and is the head of an organization which has 87000 already subscribed for Thomas Francis Bayard was a distinguished the building of the ship and equipping member of an eminent family Since long be it at JeJffersonville where lie goes fore the revolutionary war times the Bayards from hera Landings will be made on have been conspicuous in the countrys history the Ohio and Mississippi rivers thence as patriots and statesmen and many acquired to the new territory belonging to Un- ¬ national fame as jurists Nicholas the first ancestor to come to America a son of an Am ¬ cle Sam for permanency The ship will sterdam merchant though of French Hugue be furnished like a modern church not extraction and a nephew of Gov Stuyve with a seating capacity for 800 persons ¬ ¬ ¬ A Gospel Ship Ind Sept 29 Washington Sept 28 The war in ¬ vestigating commission resumed its labors at 10 oclock Tuesday in the Lemon building and at the close of the morning session gave out a num ¬ ber i documents bearing upon the work to be undertaken These comprise the letter of Secretary Alger to the president requesting that the investigation be made a brief address to the public in the shape of a resolution a letter from Chairman Dodge to the secretary of war inclos ing a list of inquiries to the secretary and to the heads of the various divisions of the war department calling for specific information bearing upon the conduct of the war To Secretary Alger the commission had addressed six queries for his reply 1 Plan of campaign proposed immediately after the declaration of war was it intended to move at once on Havana or that the campaign should be postponed until the autumn 2 When was tbe Santiago campaign determined upon 3 Why was Tampa selected as the base of operations 4 Why were summer camps organ- ¬ ized at Fernandina Jacksonville and Tampa 5 When was the Porto Rico campaign determined upon 6 Why were the troops held on transports after embarkation at Tam pa and not permitted to sail for sev ¬ eral days ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sept 29 The people of Red Rock in Noble county have cleaned out the old well into which Joseph McCall according to a Zanesville O ¬ confession which he was alleged to have made recently before dying was supposed to have thrown the body of his brother after murdering him 40 Nothing whatever was years ago found to substantiate the supposed confession and the sensation is ex- ¬ ploded Three Killed in a Powder Explosion Satisfies New Whatcom Wash Sept 29 Half a ton of powder exploded at Linds road building camp 17 miles north of here and killed three people Gus Swanson Mike Gees and a McCul son of John McCulloch loch was fatally injured and Dan Sand- ¬ storm was seriously hurt The report was heard 20 milles away Every ¬ thing in the neighborhood was de-¬ stroyed To Pacify Rebellious Indians M that dry taste M m in the mouth M saHsHsssssssH IbssBksssM H 9M H JsssssK sssssssssssssBflsillsssll tachment of the 3d United States in fantry in command of Lieut C B Humphrey will leave Fort Snelling Friday for the scene of the Indian disturbance in the Leech Lake country Village Wiped Out by Fire St Paul Minn Sept 29 A de ¬ I SsBBBBBBBBBBS UX PLUG Remember the name you buy again SBBBBBBHBBBM B bssssssBbV hssssssssssV VbsHssssse Sept 29 A Minneapolis Minn Claremont Minn special to the Jour¬ nal says that village was wiped out by fire Tuesday night 22 buildings being destroyed Gen Merritt I - sssssssA sBHHv I and holder of several other impor ¬ offices Col John Bayard a grandson who was a member of the provincial council of 17r4 a leader of the movement indeoendence in Philadelphia a 1885 tant provincial - v t K at Port Said Port Said Egypt Sept 29 Maj Vienna Sept 28 It is announced that if the Turkish gov ¬ Gen Merritt United States army Hall and ernment replies unfavorably to the Maj Strother ¬ demands of the powers respecting the Capt Mott Howell the generals secisland of Crete which must be com- ¬ retary passed here Wednesday on plied with by October li the powers board the steamer Arcadia on their will blockade certain places in Crete way to Marseilles and Paris by land and sea Big Tannery Fire David Hanna Company E 2d West Newark N J Sept 29 The Hahn Judge J M Stephens Dead Virginia volunteers of Elkham W Stumps tannery covering the block BENTONKy Sept 2a Ex County Vau died Tuesday in the Medico Judge M Dey Warren and Jersey Stephens is dead- aged 83 bounded by J Chirurgical hospital Philadelphij of years His wife one sonand two streets in Harrison was burne Wedr uypiium lever v aecday morning1 Loss f0r0KL vv daughters srirvive vy Turkey Threatened by the Powers semi-official-ly Aide-de-cam- m m 2u s M p ssssW lsssssssr iSSSSSSSSSSS - - -- i PSI M - 1 - MfefkwSf - irffeftiW jjfci a - - fif if V THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS TtY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1898 EAR COMPLETE THEY MAY VISIT THE CAMPS COL ROOSEVELT DEADLY CYCL0NE IN Ckmk- - GRIFFO ON A RIP ROARER TJt BMt War Yaw vV The Members of tho War Investigation Six Persons Killed And at Least That Many Commission to Make a Tour for the Received Fatal Injuries in the Niag ¬ ¬ System of Civil Government Estab Cammander of the Rough Riders NomPurpose of Inspection ara Peninsula Ontario lished in Santiago by Geo Wood inated for Governor Washington Sept 28 Only four Buffalo N Yf Sept 28 A special The Spanish Officials Are Giving Plaoe to members of the war investigating Timothy I Woodruff Was Renominated for to the News from Niagara Falls Ont commission were present at the meet- ¬ Lieutenant Governor John T Me Cubans Lleut Blount Has Seen Ap ¬ says DonongU Received Che Nomi ¬ Wednesday morning t They were ing pointed to Codify the Cuban The most appalling storm in the his- ¬ nation for Secretary Col Denby who has been elected vice Iws Robberies tory of Niagara peninsula passed chairman Gov Woodbury Gen Wil- ¬ Saratoga NY Sept 28 The Btate over the strip of land between Lake He is Strapped in a Straight Jacket in Chi ¬ cago Pending an Examination Intf His Mental Condition system of civil government established by Gen Wood is practically complete and in good working order Maj Mc deary former attorney t general for Texas and a Spanish scholar has been appointed mayor and the Spanish officials are giving place to Cubans Gen Wood says he does not know the capabilities of the men takingoffice They are chosen by a committee of 50 prominent Cubans whom he believes to be honest and conscientious This committee recommends men whom its members think would be efficient in the various offices to be filled The choice of men by the committee must be unanimous and must be made over the signatures of the entire 50 members Gen Wood finds that the plan works admirably Lieut Blount has been appointed to codify the Cuban laws SenorRigney one of the largest sug ar planters in Cuba vho has arrived here from Manzanillo reports the conworse ditions there than ever reThe insurgents he asserts fuse to grant permission for the carry ¬ ing on of work on the plantations and the Spanish officials decline to furnish protection to those desiring work Senor Rigney declares that since the cessation of hostilities the insurgents have confiscated his provisions and destroyed a number of valuable pictures made his carpets into saddle cloths tore and trampled curtains and broke glasses worth 500 each They are encamped in numbers at the sea town of Campechuela where they compel small vessels which fall into their hands to hoist the Cuban ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Santiago dk Cuba Sept 28 Tha son and Capt Howell The absent members are not expected to return to Washington before Monday and be ¬ tween now and then the commission according to the outlook at this writ- ¬ ing will have little to work upon as few communications have been re- ¬ ceived Just two complaints have been re- ¬ ceived by the commission One came from a member of the 7th regular in¬ fantry He made some sweeping charges claiming that a soldier of that regiment had been grossly neglected at ¬ Camp Wikoff and had then been sent ¬ to his home in Chicago in a terrible physical condition A copy of this let- ¬ ¬ ter was sent to President McKinley The other letter came from a member of a Maine regiment The writer says that he has been requested to speak republican convention was called to order at 1220 Interest in the convention proceedings was shown as much by the crush at the press tables as any other mani- ¬ Usually there are many festations vacant seats in the Saratoga conven- ¬ tion hall Tuesday all the seats were ¬ Erie and Ontario passing almost parallel with the Welland canal cut ¬ ting a swath 300 yards wide through the peninsula and cutting off a por- ¬ tion of it went almost at right angles with the main path of the cyclone and took in Tonawanda It struck St Catharines Merriton and Grantham Ont hardest takn At an early hour Tuesday morning At 12 oclock sharp a picture of Col Roosevelt in his Karkee uniform was the number of lives lost is estimated brought down the aisle and the bands at six However at least six more are struck up Hail the Conquering Hero fatally injured The death list may -- Comes reach As 15 ¬ Congressman Serene E Payne tem- ¬ porary chairman was introduced at In his opening paragraphs he 1240 referred to William McKinley as a warrior and statesman and the roar of applause was deafening At 125 the convention took a recess for his regiment He has been informed that he must till 280 reconvened at 403 specify the charges if he expects the p The convention m commission to take any notice of At 439 p m J Rider Cady of Hud them son took the platform to nominate Gen Wilson a member of the com- ¬ Gov Black mission handed in his report Wednes- ¬ Mr Chauncey M Depew took the day morning He gives in detail the platform at 455 to place in nomina¬ condition of the fortifications the tion Col Theodore Roosevelt sinking of the mines in the harbor At 715 p m Secretary of State Pal ¬ and pretty much everything that had mer moved a roll call and the motion anything to do with the war so far as was adopted the army is concerned In spoaking unofficially Secretary Weightman said that he thought the commission would visit a number of the camps ¬ ton Clara ONeil 27 years old killed at the fall of the Lincoln paper mill Mer MIDWIFE far as known the dead are Ina Moffatt 11 years killed at the collapse of the Ward school at Merri Chicago Sept 28 Albert Griffiths better known as Young Griff o the pugilist is strapped in a straight jacket at the Harrison street police station where he is being held pend ing an examination into his mental condition Griffiths run amuck Tuesday even ing on State street and from Congress street to Hubbard court he left a trail marked by bruised faces Three po licemen who arrested the pugilist were sent sprawling to the ground by a series of blows and reinforcements were necessary before the prisoner was finally taken to a patrol box Before Griffiths was tied in the patrol wagon he had taken Off every article of clothing which he wore Griffiths was drinking in a sa loon when he suddenly leaped into the air turned loose a series of yella and rushed into the street where he hit everybody he could reach ¬ ¬ ¬ to 50 cents a year making unquestion ¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best 5Tou get paper published anywhere 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the 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 Thb Louisville Courier Journal la now publishing the fullest most accurate and most reliable war news of any paper In the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed ¬ ing admirably The Courier Journal has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by the people and they want the news of it fresh and accurate The Courier Journal realizes this and it is supplying the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The prints the cream of the daily news It is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from 1 Twice-a-Wee- k la Photographic Art MUST HOLDTHEPHILIPPINES Ma flag Gen Wood Charles McClure Advises the United States to Ketain Possession of These Fertile Islands has leased the residence Washington Sept 29 Paymaster formerly occupied by the late British Consul Frederick W Ramsden and his General Stanton has received a prifamily one mile from the city vate letter from Maj Chas McClure What archives the Spaniards left chief paymaster at Manila He says have been removed to Gen Woo ds of- of the Philippines that the United fices in the palace The transport States should by all means retain posMinnewaska will leave shortly with session of those fertile islands The people of that country he states have ordnance for Porto Rico The Cubans earnestly request Gen been misgoverned for 300 years with Wood to send to Manzanillo food and no opportunity to develop or improve clothing They declare there is much themselves The United States he suffering there but private advices re- says in the interest of humanity ceived by Gen Wood deny absolutely should assume government over the the stories of destitution and declare islands 9 Mbat work is obtainable but that the Fatally Injured by an Explosion Cubans will not work and he has St Louis Sept 29 An explosion of therefore refused to send the supplies powder Wednesday in the rear of the asked for four story building at 410 North William Stakeman before the war W Fourth street occupied by C American consul at MaDzanillo ar ¬ McClain fishing tackle and sporting rived here Tuesday and paid a visit to goods set the store on fire and caused Gen Wood He recounted many lawits destruction and resulted in the in ¬ less acts on the part of the insurgents jury to a number of people several of who he declares demand tribute from every one terrorize peaceful people whom will die and threaten the confiscation of the Crane for Governor of New Jersey property of merchants and planters Trenton N J Sept 29 Alvin W Many persons say that the recogni- Crane of Newark was nominated for tion of the Cubans has not been grant ¬ governor on the first ballot Senator ed because the bandits make work and W D Daly of Hudson was his near-¬ progress impossible There is a gen- ¬ est competitor There was a fight in eral feeling of alarm in Manzanillo the convention on a motion to insert over the departure of the Spanish in the platform a specific indorsement troops and the American soldiers are of the Chicago platform of 1890 The anxiously awaited motion was defeated by a decided vote ¬ ¬ The Oarbon Photograph will stand the test of time and atmospheric in- ¬ NANCY GUILFORD fluences Made in all sizes and is dur- ¬ riton is always preserved able The Mrs John Bickley killed by fall of A Woman Supposed to Be the Badly in minutest likennss and can be made detail Wanted Stamford Ct Midwife Ar ¬ debris of Orange hall from any old picture I invite all who rested in London Engr are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ Aiken young girl killed at ine this wonderful giving Grantham by fall of a house Stamford Ct Sept 28 States At-¬ your orders for anypicture before enlarg ¬ copying and Aiken her sister killed at the torney Fessenden immediately on ing of old pictures 1 make your sit¬ place same learning of the supposed arrest of tings free when you desire a larga Unknown woman rumored to be Mrs Guilford in London communi- ¬ picture from life and guarantee satis ¬ Very respectfully killed at Stamford while picking cated with Gov Cooke and upon faction Li Gbinnan Artist grapes his request the governor asked 29mar tf Paris Ky The fatally injured are the state department at Washing- ¬ Kennis Nester crushed at Lincoln ton to have the United States embassy milL at London arrange for the provision- ¬ al arrest of the woman until the requi- ¬ sition papers could reach there Mr Fessenden said he has since learned that the state department had cabled London as requested PAYS FOR THE The states attorney said that from information placed in his hands by the TWICE-A-WEE- X detectives he has on the case he be- ¬ lieves that the woman under surveil- ¬ lance in London is Dr Nancy Guil ¬ ford 50 G Courier Journa ONE WHOLE YEAK 1 DAILY RECORD WE OUGHT TO HOLD LUZON Adm Dewey Believes With the President That the United States Should Occupy the Island ¬ 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post paid by mail Almost OF WAR NEWS ¬ ¬ Washington Sept 28 Brig Gen Greene who arrived in Washington Tuesday from Manila personally delivered to Acting Secretary Allan a communication from Rr Adm Dewey understood to contain his views with respect to the disposition of the Phil ¬ ippine islands ¬ communication was subsequently presented to the president and a copy will undoubtedly be for ¬ warded to the peace commission for ¬ This Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k has the finest War News Service of any paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ incomparable All able accurate other issues have been subordinated to Subscribe at this one great feature The once and keep thoroughly posted may be withdrawn in a short offer time The low price ¬ consideration Rr Adm Dewey believes with the president that the United States should occupy the island of Luzon and shall have the reversionary rights with respect to the remainder of the LIEUT newspaper twice a week within the reach of the masses A good commis- ¬ Sample copies free sion to agents Write to Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky BY A SPECIAL ARRANGEMFNT is 50e A ofYEARgreat placing a for the purpose I i G0L THEODORE ROOSEVELT by falling timbers islands Opposed to Removal of Columbus Re ¬ mains Mary Welch hurt it got through the New York delegation it was evident that Mr at Lincoln mill YOU CAN GET THE ¬ FILIBUSTERING FILIPINOS An American Vessel Manned by the Insur ¬ gents Seized by Adm Dewey His Act Approvedby Administration fi 5 Washington Sept 28 A cable dis ¬ patch received at the navy department Tuesday from Adm Dewey contained information of the seizure of an American vessel manned by Filipinos and said to be in the service of Agui naldo President McKinley and Secretary Long had a conference over the mat ¬ ter and decided to notify Adm Dewey of the approval of his course The dispatch follows Government Manila Sept 27 Secretary Kavj Washington Having Teceived information American steamer Abby left Macao September 21 with cargo of arms for Batansas sent Mc Arrived Cullouch Batansas 23d her in harbor having arrived Found three days earlier and landed cargo Only Filipinos on board They refused to give any informa ¬ tion and had no papers whatever Seized and brought her here where now hold her This steamer formerly Registered American vessel Pasig United States consulate Canton has in- ¬ formation she made one voyage of ¬ Washington Sept 2STo Dewey Manila Your action in seizing Amer same kind before Dewey ¬ ican owned vessel Abby approved She is amenable to neutral jurisdic- ¬ tion for any violation of neutrality Long Fireman Burned to Death L v Sept 28 The Ven- dome hotel the most fashionable hos- ¬ telry in this city was damaged by fire Monday night to the extent of 40000 The remains of a fireman Miles Mc Dermott were removed from the ruins Tuesday San Jose Cal Yacht Sunk Two Men Drowned feybay New York Sept 28 A yacht was seen to capsize and sink in the upper during a heavy gale Tuesday lit trA m sty muraingf vntu ow man nn Vinaril xrvuv o loff tA iii n tit v tnpin v LlUblllll -- - --- -I New York Sept 28 This telegram was sent to President McKinley Tues- ¬ James Maarthy crushed by roof of day by the Cuban American league Roosevelt had a practical walk over The Cuban American league believes and at 730 enough votes had been cast Lincoln mill Mary ONeil crushed by fall of Lin- ¬ that it voices the earnest wish of the to nominate him people of both the United States and At 741 the roll call was completed coln milL and the vote was announced as fol- ¬ Robert Barclay caught in the fall of Cuba when it urges you not to permit Cubas most interesting and sacred Lincoln milL lows Roosevelt 753 Black 218 relic the remains of Christopher CoAmong the seriously injured are Then the auditors and the delegates McCoy Meet Corbett and H J Doyle Merriton James Mur ¬ lumbus to be removed from Amer ¬ rose in a great mass and cheered New York Sept 29 James J Cor Judge Cady got the floor and moved ray Merriton A 15 Jenkins Gran ica bett and Kid McCoy met in the cor t the unanimous nomination While tham Fecnliar Damage Salt Settled ridor of the Gilsey house Wednesday the question was pending Senator Besides these there are a score of Sept 28 Mrs Caro- ¬ Nobwalk afternoon and entered into a dispute Krum who had supported Gov Black children who were hurt by the fall of line Linder has settled with the John- ¬ as to the prospects for a fight Each said On behalf of Gov Black and the school house at Merriton So sons Island Pleasure Resort Co Mrs called the other some pretty hard his friends I say tha they will stand far as known no person was killed Linder is the widow of Fred C Lindert names and McCoy kicked Corbett in by Theodore Roosevelt as he stood by John Monette an old man had an arm of Chicago Junction who was shot by the groin The men were separated the country t and a leg broken and is in a critical a balloonist on August 12 1897 Mrs by bystanders was Linder brought suit against the resort The nomination was made unan- condition A baby named Post imous and at 745 the convention seriously injured also several others for SlOjOOO She now receives 550 Secretary Aljjer in Washington stood in recess until 9 oclock from the company in complete settle- ¬ Washington Sept 29 Secretary The convention reassembled at 900 ment This settlement has been efAlger has returned to Washington GO TO CUBA oclock and speedily made the follow- ¬ TROOPS THAT fected with the approval of the pro- ¬ He came to the war department imme- ¬ bate court of Huron county diately after breakfast Wednesday and ing nominationo For Lieutenant Governor Timothy The Regiments for the First Pare of tha was soon besieged by a number of Army of Occupation Have Been Des ¬ Typhoid FeTer Near Drbana persons who had been waiting for his L Woodruff renominated ignated by the War Department Ukbana O Sept 28 There is con- ¬ Secretary of State John T Mc return The secretary looked much siderable typhoid fever in this county improved by his trip although it was Donough Washington Sept 28 Troops will Two weeks ago John and George Long Controller William J Morgan filled with hard work after he left D- ¬ be sent to Cuba not later than October who were cutting corn were found in State Treasurer John B JaeckeL etroit 20 Orders were issued Monday night a dazed condition and on being taken Attorney General John C Davies Battle Ships Delayed for the organization by that time of a home went to bed Monday John aged State Engineer Edward x Bond New York Sept 29 The battle All but Davies were nominated bv division composed of one cavalry and 35 died- - George is dangerously ill ship Oregon dropped down to Tomp acclamation two infantry brigades for duty in Their mother Mrs John Long is dan ¬ ¬ kinsville from the navy yard Wednes gerously ill of the same disease and The platform congratulates the Cuba t day morning where she will await the country on the conclusion of the war The eavalrj brigade selected will bo Mrs Conebaugh a neighbor died of battle ship Iowa which wi not quite with Spain endorses the patriotic wis- ¬ composed of the 7th and 8th United typhoid ready Wednesday morning for the dom of the president in the conduct of States cavalry to be commanded by Ordered Out of Town by Whitecappers long trip to Manila It is likely that the war and the army and navy upon Brig Jen L II Carpenter Brazil Ind Sept 2S A band of 60 the start will be made Thursday the splendid victories of the war The 1st infantry brigade will be whitecappers went to the home of morning Commends the annexation of the composed of the 15th United States in ¬ Fred Howard living at Newburg and Five Killed in a Wreck Hawaiian islands and renews its fantry and the 4th United States vol ¬ pulling him out of bed they marched Halifax N S Sept 29 A special allegiance to the doctrines of the St unteer infantry and will be com- ¬ him to a tree in the woods and placed excursion train on the way to the Hal ¬ Louis platforan and condemns and re¬ manded by Brig Gen Snyder a noose about his neck He begged 2d infant brigade will be com- ¬ for mercy and was finally told that if policies declared The ifax exnibition from Pictou Wednes sists the democratic daj morning crashed into a working at Chicago American products should posed of the 1st United States infantry he left town his life would be spared train near Steller Two engineers be carried in American ships The ad and the Gth United States volunteer He agreed to do sa and was released two firemen and a passenger were ministration of Gov Black is corn infantry Brig Gen E B Williston Howard was charged with insulting will command killed mended women Burglars Caught JUust Qualify Iustanter Instructions given by the navy de ¬ The Olivette Raised ¬ Blissfieip Mich Sept 28 The Fkankfoiit Ky Sept 23 The Ken partment to Capt A S Barker com- ¬ Fernaxdina Fla Sept 29 The Plant steamship Olivette was success- ¬ sheriff of Lenawee county Tuesday ton county election commissioners manding the battleship Oregon and fully raised Wednesday and work will surrounded in a woods the three bur ¬ were notified Tuesday as were tha senior officer of the squadron which be commenced at once to put her in glars 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W MILLAR Agent THE BOURBON a if Nv PAEIE KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30 38S8 MM l - ev The Royal known third further than any other brand is the highest grade baking powder Actual tests show it goes one Kr I Program of Medical Association WOMEN IN TE0UBLE of Motherhood is the The eleventh quarterly meeting of The much heralded Elk Miustrels The Approach Much Anxiety to All Occasion of the Kentucky Midland Meoical Associa scored a great success at the optra The Elk Minstrels largest and swellest audiences ever assembled at the Paris Grand The per- ¬ formance was a clever and entertaining bit ot minstrelsy in which every performer shared the credit and applause The program was as follows An Evening With The Elks ¬ ¬ Scrofula a Vile Hlhea IBanfrl house last night delighting one of the t iff rW T- - Social Session r AKIN POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK Chairman Invited Guests From the Royal Court Mr Geo D Mitchell Chas Norman A C Gutzeit of Momus Frank Hutchinson Prof A MGutzeit Musical Director Leader of Orchestra PART FIRST errand Ensemble Overture Ballard I Love Her Just the Same Elk Minstrels THE Eighteenth Year Established mnn hew 1881 Dars A Watermelon Comic Chas Norman D iwn at Johnsons Sing Again That Sweet Re ¬ Ballard Jas Condon frain Ma Honey Sweet Angemime Comic Baiiad tucky Chorus it C B Mitchell safety to both mother and child Spiling and changes is undergoing Every woman dreads the ordeal through which she must pass in becom- ¬ ing a mother The pain and suffering which is in store for her is a source of constant anxiety fear and dread to say nothing of the danger which the coming incident entails The joyous anticipations with which she looks for ¬ ward to babys coming gives way to an indescribable dread of the ordeal when she fully realizes the critical and trying event which will soon approach and have to be endured Women should hail with delight a remedy which insures to them im- ¬ munity from the pain suffering and danger incidental to child bearing Such a remedy is now offered and women need not fear longer the hour of Mothers Friend is a childbirth scientific liniment and if used before confinement gently and surely prepares the body for the great requirements ¬ tion will meet in riii city Oct 13th The following program has been pre pared takes her through the event with com- ¬ parative ease and comfort This won- ¬ derful remedy is praised by every insures and Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BRUCE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders ay able to the order of Champ MIIIKB etc Frank Hutchinson She Was Bred In Old KenGRAND FINALE ¬ Chas Hill America and Old Glory OLIO ADVER2Itinb RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first Insertion half rates each insertion thereafter per 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 Obituar38 cards of thanks calls on candidates resolutions of respect and matter of a tike nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise merits and vearly cards Hon W B Smith of Richmond ¬ ¬ has anncnnced himself as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Gover- ¬ nor In New York last week 300 horses be- ¬ longing to Roosevelts men were sold under the hammer at 5 and 7 each SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Comment A foot ball team has been organized Jumble Of News And at Mt Sterling In refusing a pardon last week Gov i Hfifr - j Bradley said I have no patience with a wife beater Miss Carrie Hirsch of Louisville came near losing a limb from poisoning caused by a mosquito bite The list of postoffices in the United GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS States now includes Hobson Va Sigs bee Ark Dewey N C Sampson Fla Theatrical And Otherwise Remark In Manila Ky and Schley W Va The Foyer The extraordinary record 408 miles ATJTOMN DAYS an hour was made at the second trial For men there are the racing days of the torpedo boat destroyer Hai Lung For darkies possum and persimmon just built at Ebing Germany by the For all the girls the matinees And Fall hat openings for women Schichau Works for the Chinese Govern- ¬ ment Robert Mantell is playing at the WalbTOCK AND TURF NEWS nut in Cincinnati this week ft Sales and TransferK Of Stock Crop Orchestra R A VauDeer Monologue Duncan Rogers m Refined Song and Dance Julian Hoe Expert Bicyclist The performance concluded with a grand cake walk which made a great hit The following couples partici- ¬ pated Ladies Gentlemen and D M Hill R A Vandeveer Geo Browner and Robt Frank Foster Helm and Algan Wells Earl Ferguson and Lan Butler Chas R James and Ben Downey Mr Duncan and Mr Rogers Pilot Sydney Hughes of Lexington The first prize a mammoth cake was awarded to George Browner and Robert Frank of this city and the second prize a watermelon went to Foster Helm and Algan Wells of Frankfort Charles James and Ben Downey of Pari6 captured the third prize a huge pumpkin The performance was attended by about forty Lexington Elks who came down on a special train besides Elks from Richmond Winchester Frankfort Covington and Cincinnati After the performance the local Elks entertained the visitors with a social session and a banquet Overture woman who has used it What woman is not interested in This wonderful Mothers Friend remedy has been tested and its price less value proven by the experience of thousands of happy mothers who have used it during the most critical period of womans life the approach and culmination of motherhood It has won their everlasting praise for it gave them help and hope in their most trying hour and when most needed Every woman may some The day need Mothers Friend Before Baby is Born book little telling all about it and when it should be used will prove of great interest and benefit to all expectant mothers and will be sent free to any address upon application to the Bradfield Regulator Company Atlanta Ga Storage For Grain Will furnish sacks and store on the most reasonable terms Will guar tPe that vou can borrow money on our Scrofula is the most obstinate of blood warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter ¬ Morning Session troubles and is often the result of an est ur less Surgery of the Nasal Septum inherited taint in the blood S S S R B HUTCHCRAFT Dr W B McClure exington Ky is the only remedy which goes deep Management and Treatment of Typhoid enough to reach Scrofula it forces out Fever A Dr J E James Frankfort Ky every trace of the disease and cures the worst cases Endometritis Dr J E Wells My son Charlie was afflicted from infancy Cynthiana Ky with Scrofula and he suffered so that it was Dvsentry FOR SALE CHEAP Dr Chas W Cbfford Jacksonville impossible to dress him for three years His Afternoon Session head and body were a Wheat stored on reasonable terms Executive Session and Reports of Cases mass of sores and his and highest market price paid for by the Members eyesight also hecame Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling affected No treatment Management of Gun shot Wounds Cos office we was spared Dr C K Kavanangh Lawrenceburg thought would that relieve B M RENICK CO Surgical Treatment of Hemorrhoids him Dut he grew worses ms conamon was P S Farmers would do well to store Dr F M Beard Shelbyville Ky until pitiable I had indeed their wheat near home The physicians of Bourbon county are almost despaired of his ever oeing curea when espncially invited to attend the meeting by the advice of a friend we gave him S S S and are invited f assist in entertaining Swifts Specific A de cided improvement was the result and after me visiting piiysiciaus he had taken a dozen bottles no one who knew of his- former dreadful condition would have 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay recognized soros on his Beering binder twine machine have healedhim All the periectlv clear body the highest market price in cash or I and his skin is to perfect will furnish sacks and store your wheat oil and all repairs for the Deering smooth and he has been restored Mabrt health Mrs S S in an elevator and buy your wheat when 860 Elm St Macon Ga machinery at von are readv to sell at the hichflst mar For real blood troubles it is a waste ket pnee Those who held wheat last R B HUTCHCRAFTS of time to expect a cure from the doc- - year made big money Store your tors Blood diseases are beyond their wheat and get the profit skill Swifts Specific WET WHEAT E O FRETWELL Agent Paris Ky a -- ti jnlv 4t For We have machines that will aauMH r nc ny iLi Inheritance v heat fome and sep us before selling r4t jont W heat Sacks Wanted to Buy - j I thoroughly clean and dry your wheat if thrashed wet Charges reasonable 3w J H HIBLER 00 Raceland Jersey butter sale by Newton Mitchell yfctfttj The IS Hi reaches all deep seated caces which other remedies have no effect upon It is the only blood remedy guranteed purely vegetable and contains no pot ash mercury or other minercl ¬ 3STOTIOE for Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga McD miott o Spears is dissolved J K having purchased the inter- Books mailed free to any address by ft ot Fred McDermott will continue Notice is hereby given that the firm of Sars the business FRED McDERMOTT J K SPEARS I have storage capacity at my ware- ¬ houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for which I will issue negotiable warehouse OF receipts and wiil guarantee the holder can borrow two thirds the market price of the grain at the banks at seven per cent interest Storage one cent per bushel per mouth or fractional part thereof No charge for handling or 10 10 Bourbon Circuit Court sacks Parties who held their wheat mt h last year were paid handsomely for so Margaret Ronans Administrator Plain doing Will pay New Yoik or Balti- ¬ tiff more prices less the freight any time V8 you wish to sell Her Heirs and Creditors Defendants R B HUTCHCRAFT Croat pace October 9 By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ 16000 Futurity October 4 bon c ircuit Court made and enured in Great 208 trot October 5 PUUO Cup Stake October 11 the above styled cause on the second day Bucks For Sale of July 1898 I will sell at public auc- ¬ 65000 Transylvania Ocrbt r J H0U0 Ashland Stake Oct 12- 20 pure bred selected Southdown bnok tion at the Court house door in Paris Kentucky on lambs Otln r Pajnous Stak s Daily 3 aged Southdown bucks HOBDAY OCTOBER 31 Also 4 Colt wold bucks 1898 MASTERS SALE KENTUCKYS LAND -- GREAT TROTS flfT Stakes Days A TH 1R iu w 75000 Purses 1 Das 24 Addrts il B HUTUllCRAFT at about the hour of 11 Paiirt Ky the following described real estate wit oclock a m Worlds Greatest Racing President I tj ¬ Turf Notes Stamboul 207i was killed by light ning tne other day at Erie Pa Etc I James Thompson has bought twenty four feeders from Montgomery county parties at 4 per cwt Ed Simms won a race Wednesday at Shreep3head Bay with Tom Collins and bis colt The Kentuckian ran second in another race MajP P Johnston and Col Milton Yoang of Lexington have been asked to act as judges at the New York Horse Show to be held at Madison Square Garden November 14 19 Graham of Pembroke gave a Mary party the other night Only girls whose given name is Mary were present Miss Kate The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egg of last month but theres a difference in another respect and that difference in woith money Its jut to with lauudry The difference between good woik aud noor la alight to the unpraciired discernment but i8 a difiVreno that connts everv time its a difference that change uiir laundry to au investment mi Xtv nsi hill Ironi Wh tin tood tror lc it will cost no more than oor wrk but its worth double the flifh ear Bourbon Steam Laundry W S Anderson Thkrk are eggs aud eggs I The Winchester Amateur Minstrels scored a tremendous hit last Thursday night A fine solo by Mr Ed Hill of this city was much complimented V The Cyiitliiana Street Fair - home at Mass of W S AMKKSOM Sold enlargement of the heart She was born Send by all druggists at 50c and SI per box address ou posta to Wright Med in London England in 1840 and was Co Columbus O for trial the free size the wife of her leading man Melbourne I O Pike To O Kocommende Wright p Celery Capsules To the Wrij ht Medical Co Columbus Ohio G nts J have purchased a box ol Wrighte Celery Capsules from fames T Blaser drug¬ gist Waverly o and ufced them forStomacn Trouble and Constipation 1 was unable to doauythiug for nearly two years I jsed ol Miss Fannie Davenport the foremost three boxes me your Celery Capsules and they have cured for the benefit of others so actress of America died Tuesdayat her afflicted J wish to send this letter Very ruly yours Summer Roxbnry Of Peck P Beeinninir at 1 on North inanin nf Main Street Ky and corner lot sold to Marcella Bean thence N 36 35 VV 499 6 feet to 2 corner to same a deflection in line then N 55 W 61 feet to 3 the ritfht of way of the Kentucky Midland Railroad then with the right of way of said railroad N 86 1 E 181 feet to 4 a corner in right of way ot said railroad M Qen in 7444 luoreettoo corner to Thomas Williams and in line of said right of way then S 3056 E 42 teet 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 Main Street then with the North marg n of Main Street S 51 16 W 148 feet to the beginning containing one acre and ninety four hundredths of an acre 1 94 100 of laud Said sale will be made upon credits of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money tor which the purchaser will be required to execute bond payable to the undersigned Master Commissioner with good surety to be approved by him bearing interest from day of sale until paid at the rate of 6 per cent per annum and a lien will be retained upon said property as additional security for said purchase price Famous BelMedt Ballenburg Band Half Fare on Railroads P JOHNSTOK II mill I H W WILS Secretar ucrZTrrrlajnrjcrrrjt jpWT7grf aasKHfi IT to secure p iccj in Mow it- - tin lim ol adwai tie p - y gan yesterday with about six thousand people in attendance A fine program was given and the fair is proving to be a splendid success A number of people went to the Maiden City Wednesday from Paris to take in the fair and seyenty five Parisians went yesterday to see the fun The program for to day includes a worst turnout parade slack wire acts baby show public wedding trapeze and tight rope act cake walk and two balloon ascensions The parade yesterday morning was exceptionally creditable ¬ ¬ The Cynthiana Free Street Fair be- ¬ McDowell A Good Memory saves money and also good health Nat Goodwin will open his season oftenart i touoietl with constipation iudigesIf you Monday night at the Grand in Cincin- ¬ tlon or any form of iomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to une home a bottle of Dr Caldwells nati in his new play Nathan Hale Syrup Pepsin a d health will be restored to h He will be supported by his wife Miss you SITi iai sizes T c Br doses 10c large size 50c aud 00 of W oks druggist Paris Maxine Elliott and a fine company Ky ljan m - EMKLETT M DICKSON Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court John M Brennan Atty Money To Loan Terms 5 and 5h per cent on real estate mortgage MOORE ROGERS 16sep 6mo Quite a number of Paris people will see the play during the week -- Ar IF- - K0- i The Boston Lyric Opera Company will sing Bohemian Girl at the Lexing opera house to night Snip Ahoy sung at the matinee to morrow will ba afternoon and Said Pasha will be Wanted One or two reliable sales given to morrow night Parisians who men to represent au old established firm are in Lexington to morrow can hear manufacturing a profitable and salable the Boston Lyrics in a new opera at the line of staple products References re- matinee for twenty five cents for any quired Address Manufacturer Com seat mercial Building Cleveland Ohio 13sp6t The writer had the pleasure this week of seeing Mr Edgar Baume a talented Awarded citizen of Mt Sterling personate richest Honors Worlds Fair prominent role in A Celebrated Case a which is being played at Robinsons in Cincinnati by the Keene Stock Com- ¬ pany Mr Baume is a handsome and talented young actor who has made an enviable reputation on the stage He was prominent in the support of Eu genia Blair Mrs Robt Downing last season Another very clever member of the Keene Stock Company is Miss Lilla Vane who was the leading support of Nat Goodwin during his first visit to this city ¬ ¬ ¬ -- i What Shall I Be Done f FOR THE DELICATE GIRL t Parir Ky liBortla 1 Im lilillmlio 1 Horse Taken Up A dark bay horse came to my place Owner may hare about a week ago same by proving property and paying G G WHITE They are just as oo as hoy ever were ut the poi has to be re ducfd to in ike ro in fur new goods and 1 m i 4 - You have i other tonics WALL PAPER Well just come in and name your own price You can secure bar ¬ gains now both in price ol paper and charges made for hanging If you have houses to rent I will sell you fine paper for them at cheap I b - DR x t tried iron and But she keeps costs pale and thin Her sallow 16sep 4t complexion worries vou Per- haps she has a little hacking cough also Her head aches S aut if- I 5 tannoi stuoy vjive ner I -- Money To Loan - Paperprjces Money to loan on real estate mortgage Apply to The News office ¬ CREAM body the glycerine will soothe her cough and the hypophos- will give new tphites to her nerves power and and brain I The oil will feed her wasting t BAKBNG MOST PERFECT MADE J PWDffi YEARS THE STANDARD N To Cure A Cold In tried thave will be Scotts Emulsion obliged to change tYou opinion atoned Children t take cod liver oil Never say you cannot until you f f f f f f S JffflNTON furnished complete Undertikinsr in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE Wood Mane Jrj 4 BCCKNER TOBACCO WAREHOUSE LOUISVILLE Four MontbB Storage Free CO One Day rom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant - A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free r - - 40 T Brooks and James Kennedy Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to pnrfi 9Kn TPrf sola v ttt Paris 1 t X especially become very fond of it and infants do not know when it is added to their food joe and 100 all druggists f f f f KY s Independent Warehouse I scOTT ittfiiM bowne Chemists New York W L DAVIS Agent ljan99 Parts Ky iwj -- JHh 4HWmV THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS Klf x FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1898 NUPTIAL KNOTS 111 --1 vi - -- J RV - ij J Eugagements Announcements And Sol ¬ My fall millinery is calculated to emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Eighteenth Year Established 1881 please a divert that is I actually COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY The marriage of Miss Mamie Taylor t THE NEWS MAN have hats iu hundreds of shams You of Lexington and Mr C P Jess of Enieied at the Post office at Paris Ky as cannot ask for a style that cannot show I jiks man matter aeuuii Bowling Green will occur on the 19th you if it is made at all Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The engagement of Mr Charlton The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And I suit all tastes gratify every whim TELEPHONE NO 124 Wallace of Lexington and Miss Helen Elsewhere- For nobbv conform to all dtmanls It is easy in Coats and Canes in cloth and visiting friends in Peters of Cincinnati is an open secret pJush Harvey Hibler is ajsarh a sroek s I have this Fall US popular price W3 Cam COme tO SUBSCRIPTION PRICES at Lexington Midway The includes many abbortment please you ALL NEw Also a nice line of fur collarettes Payable in A rivan ce Laura Jean Libbey a writer of beauiilul shape3 John S Smith was in Cincinnati year 2 00 Six mouths One 5100 romances has just figured in a real which will surprise you in quality and price The trained taste and judgment of Wednesday you cant even get a re ¬ NEWS costs port FU03I A GTTN FREE OF CHARGE romance She was secretly married on my trimmers who are of the highest Mrs Maggie Waller was in Louis- the 21st to Van Mater Stillwell a Brook- grade of millinery skill is at your ser-¬ yille Wednesday Make all Checks Money Orders Etc lyn lawyer vice I will help you in the selection of payable to the order of Champ Mimvfr Dr John Bowen has been yery ill a hat if yon like aud you are sure to The engagement is announced of Miss sphe largest and most complete stock of Dress Goods for several days find just what you want at my Fall Mattie Lee Mannen of Covington and to be Will pay highest market price found in the citv is at our store We biiviner direct Miss Mabel Hill is spending a few w J iiir a mrwin ouassie acapp ot iuexico r for four thousand hushels of opening which occurs Uct 7th and 8th daya in Cynthiana the Importers and Manufacturers save you tneJobFriday and Saturday Be sure and Miss Mannen is a daughter of the late V0 Wheat Miss Clara Wilmoth is visiting rela R Lee Mannen bers profit You will find in our stock all the hew come Yours truly STUART SPEAKS tives iu Cynthiana Mrs Corne Watson including Zanzibar cfothsr new the Themamage of Miss Mave Mfcddox 4t H HIBLERCO Mrs Robt Ferguson was a visitor one of sheibyviiies most popular young Crepons Coverts JSas Ettemines Revival In a Distillery Rev J T Sharkakd began a pro in Lexington Wednesday women to Newton Bright Jr will be ket Weaves and Granites All at prices which defy kco- mtracted meeting Sunday at Old Union Douglas pastor of Dr Rutherford E Col Brent Arnold of Newpsrt is celebrated at the Christian church at petition Give US a calL Ghurch Shelbyville on October 19 the Presbyterian church at Nicholas the guest of Mr G B Alexander Rev Howard T Cree the brilliant N Conductor Ramp of the L Vitrified biick crossings have been ville and the Rev Mr Ziegler the Presbyterian minister at Spearsville hai been quite ill for several days young pastor of the Maysville Christian j laid on Main street between Fifth and have recently clo ed a protracted meet- ¬ Sixth and at Seventh street 529 Main St Paris Ky Miss Flora Hill has returned from a Church will be married in December to ing at E J Curleys distillery nine Miss Lillie Bryan Thomas of Shelby- ¬ B1J JAiH to Mrs J K Smith JuiniJC- - WUUITHH1L that Collector Roberts will miles from Nicholas ville on the Ken- ¬ visit her sister It isfsaid ville at the Shelbyville Christian Mrs Arch Stout and daughter Miss remove about thirty Democratic store- ¬ tucky river The peculiar feature of Church keepers and gaugers in a few days the meeting was that it was held in the Maud Stout are visiting relatives in Miss Mary Lucy Wood ward of Kenney meal room of the distillery A passer- ¬ Cynthiana - Judge Cakthill has decided that the by could hear the singing and preach of Miss Mabel Russell has returned station and Mr Chas Monson Company Western Union Telegraph one room while kegs which once from a visit to Mies Agnes Wymond at Nicholas were united at a home wed 4600 for unpaid in inust pay the State ding Wednesday afternoon by Rev F contained the fermenting liquor now Aurora Ind taxes They left immediately stored in the immense warehouse were Rev J A Dickson of Hot Springs W Eberhardt -J D McG axn expert cutter from visable through the windows of the ad ¬ Ark is thex guest of his son Hon H for their home in Nicholas Ensign John F Hines of the United M Dickson Chicago has arrived to accept a position joining apartment 36 in All Wool Dress Goods 25c yd States navy whose home is at Bowling Co merchant with H S Stout Mrs Josie Clarry has returned to An Expert Well Driller Green and Miss Mary Desha Breckin- ¬ tailors 40 in All Wool Covert coc yd Topeka Kansas after a visit to her unridge daughter of Major Gen Joseph W R Renfro the expert well 40 in Novelty Goods 39c Rent A six room residence on driller of Lexington will be in Paris cle Mr W A Hill For C Breckinridge will be married at the 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 i 2c Miss Tilhe Toolen has gone to New home of the brides parents in Lexing ¬ HighStreet adjoining the Dan Turney Monday court day in his advertising 68 in Bleached Table Linen joe Paris Ohio to accept a position in a ton on the evening of October 13 residence Possession given October 1 wagon If yon need pure and lasting millinery establishment J T Hinton Apply to 3 4 size Dinner Napkins 100 doz water on your place get him to drill Logan and daughter Extra value Bleached Cotton jc worth 8 i -- 3c Holland bulbs hyacinths tulips you a well as a drilled well never goes who Mrs Lucianvisiting relatives in the This Fall the manufacturers of mil have been crocus narcissus Chinese and Harissii dry and is always clean when properly 10 4 Sheeting 15c and 18c worth 20 and 2jo linery material have tried to rival Na ¬ city returned home yesterday r me a fixed Mr Renfro has been drilling lillies My stock is tine Give ture in reproducing the glorious Autum- ¬ Outing Cloth 5c to 8 3C a yard Mrs Fannie Friend and Rey E G nal tints and right well have they sucW M GrOODLOE call wells twenty four years for tbe best cit- ¬ New line of Penangs at 3 1 2C per yard izens of central Kentucky with uniform B Mann are visiting at Iryine Rev ceeded Mrs Corne Watson has secured James Wilcox of this city caught success Avoid accidents and vexatious Mann will return home to day the very choicest of these materials and HANDSOME FUTURE WITH 5 PURCHASE two large catfish out of Kentucky river delays by your well drilled by Buokner Clay son of Col E F she aud her assistants will rival the baviug last week while visiting in Madieon an experienced and successful man Clay has matriculated at the University cleverest trimmers in the country in SH1IKMIJKII TWSgZagBggi3gg pwn jjf Ill1 eayaaw One weighed forty three and the other Mr Reniro can drill a well almost any ¬ of Virginia at Charlottesville creating beautiful and harmonions sym ¬ forty one pounds where in lioiu three to ten days time Her Fall di plays Mrs Charles Webber and Mrs C phonies in millinery C Marshall and Miss Mamie Carrithers will be held next Friday and Saturday CaptJ R Rogers ot near Paris we hate eeoeived a splendid stock or Export Cattle Sold who have been guests at Mr M A Ken October 7th and 8th filed a petition in bankruptcy Tnesdav neys have returnedto Shelby ville at Frankfort with Commissioner Chap IMPORTED SUi AD TRMSERIEGS Yesterday J Sim Wilson delivered man His assets are given at 1800 aud Mr Chas B Dickson left Wednes ¬ OBITUARY to M Joseph buyer for Schwartzchild day liabilities at 8490 afternoon for Baltimore to attend seventy six export cattle The Dental College He will graduate next Respectfully Dedicated To The memory Co Of The Dead The Monday Night Literary Club will average weight was 1550 and the price Spring next Monday paid was 1 75 resume its weekly sessions Patrick Monahau aged twenty died Mr and Mrs Charles Blakely who Wednesday Mr and Mrs W Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky night meeting with hen moruiug at his home on Warren Rogers has sold to M Joseph guests of Mr David Dodge Scott avenue quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call The regular election of of- - ninety three 1500 pound cattle at 470 have been O Hinton after an illness which and family have returned to Topeka lasted several months Funeral services fleers will be held at this meeting per cwt and Louis Rogers sold eighty Kansas were held yesterday morning at 645 by five plain cattle average weight 1400 Miss Lucy Keller will leave be- ¬ pounds to same buyer at 450 Rev Edward Burke at the Catholic Lost Las- Saturday afterncon for Louisville where she will be Church and the remains were taken to Redmbu pike a tween Paris and the Jonas Weil has bought fifty four 1 pocket book containing about 8 25 and 500 lb cattle from John Ireland at be the guest of her aunt Mrs Arthur Lexington for interment S E TIPTON Cutter a street car ticket Finder will please 465 and fifty cattle of same weight Newsom Robert Layton aged about seventy Dr Louis Frank arrived yesterday died at his home in this citv Tuesday leave at The News office and receive from Will Fisher at the same price It reward Alfred Clay also sold twenty 1600 lb afternoon from Louisville for a brief morning after a protracted illness of stay in this city He returned home general debility The deceased who cattle to tame party at 465 per cwt last night The News is requested to suggest was a life long citizen of Paris is sur ¬ Octoher Revenue Assignments that all property owners prepare a lit t Mr E T Porter of the Lexington vived by his wife and five children of their taxable yiGnerty on hand Sept Among Collector Roberts internal Leader came down to Paris yesterday William and Samuel Layton Miss Mary when the county 15th in order revenue assignments for October are to mingle with old friends during the Layton of this city Mrs John Skill his call in the near assessor makes Storekeepers J M Burbridge day and attend the Elk MinPtrels last man of Cane Ridge and Mrs Herbert assessment will be noted future that the ¬ Thompson of Lexington Fuueial serCo A J M Russell Peacock Distilling Co night facilitated with the least troutfe to all W A Johnson B S Drak vices were held at the residence WednesMrs A T Forsyth and Mrs Fletch- ¬ It son Ware Paris Distilling Co Tbomi concerned of J M er Mann left yesterday for New Colum ¬ day afternoon at four oclock by Eld J Jameson G G White Co Storekeeper bus Ky to attend the District Meeting S Sweeney on Clay son of Col E F Ganger H S Sinclair Bourbon Dis Mr Brutus of the Womens Foreign Missionary vvii Clay has been admitted as a member of tilling Co Gaugers M G ONeill Society Extraordinary Piano Bargain A ¬ the Paris bar Mr Clay is a graduate Paris Distilling Co G G White Co fine Knabe piano Superb tone delight ¬ of Princeton and of the Law School ot Peacock Distilling Co J P Rogers W ful touch Been in use some Apply at v Grand Fall Oiieiiing the University of Virginia and has late ¬ A Gaines Co Frankfort t23 4t The News office ly finished a course in Business College To the ladies of Bourbon county 29 189 will be Pipe Line Company at Lexington He is one of Bourbons My Fall opening display of fashionBarber Shop Moved best young men and is at present able millinery begins Thursday Oct The Kentucky Oil and Pipe Line connected with the Bourbon Bank of Company of Somerset filed articles of 6th and lasts two days Buck and Bill have nioyed their bar¬ which his father iB President I invite the ladies of Paris and vicini- ¬ ber shop across the street and now have incorporation with the Secretary of A PLEASING REFLECTION State Tuesday The capital stock is ty to be present at this formal Fall the handsomest baiber shop and ba h y The Correct Styles i to those who are rooms ever in Paris All work done about to brings 50000 The i corporators are E D Opening After weeks of preparation of study with neatness and dispatch With Sayre ot Lexhmtou George G White their laundry work to S is the The feminine readers of The News of Paris J A Geary of Lexington and tnauks for past J and arduousresearch we have gathered¬ solicit a liberal favors Backthe pu Bill lie share of are requested to bear in mind the dates fict that it will be returned to you B Honady of Somerset H W Breck- - a line of superb millinery which em- patronage tf of Mre M Parkers Autumn displa of N Y O H Wad ¬ braces the leading styles of the fore- ¬ in perfect condition and done tp millinery Oct 6th and 7th You are iuridge of Wiltville M Hardin of Win most of the earths designers dle of Somerset F invited to at end and view such a rich in a manner that reflects the high ¬ We will show pattern hats the most ton Place O R Kalkan of Somerset as youll not see anywhere else display exquisite designs the ideas ot the ar- ¬ est credit on our skill and rme Fruits Flowers styles from the foremost designers and tists of Paris Berlin London and Naw Stole A Barrel of Whiskey methods Our fine laundry woik best makers of the world of fashion Yorlc BLUE GRASS NURSERIES and moreover so priced that inferior is irreproachable in color ard I feel confident you will be pleased Tuesdvy night thieves broke into a comparison There styles are dear in finish and your fine linenjsprr freight car at the Kentucky Midland and take this opportutuuity of extendwill be on display the absolutely correct depot and stole a barrel of five ing thanks for your generous patronage 3Tear old Everything for Orchard Lawn and f ctly safe in our hands creations in both style and quality the Garden Fruit and Ornamental trees Cock whiskey removing the in the past Chicken de- ¬ ideas and chic things which fashion Your presence is earnestly requested Shrubs Roses Vines Small Fruits barrel to a place of hiding that is yet clares to be the proper cut A collec- ¬ Asparagus and all stock Rhubarb at my opening Respectfully equaled Remember undiscovered The whiskey had been grown iu Nurseries tion never before Mrs M Pakker consigned by the G G White Co for Prices reasonable as we employ no the dates BRO Proprietors Agents Descriptive catalogue on ap- ¬ W M rilNTOX JR shipment plication to v Telwpho id No 4 The best trotting meeting ever held in I i I TBE BOHBBOH NEWS To The Indies of Paris PERSONAL MENTION tde CLOMKS RND CRPES J i Ladies imi uD-to-d- ate v 1 j i DRESS GOODS Royal - J waves Or X - i IH I CONDONS ¬ nlii- - pal lull Sale - ¬ - ¬ 1 ¬ i t 1 FOR SPH1NG AND SUMMER -- - to-morr- sn tht ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ of this city have en gaged ihe services an eminent optician to be the second and last Thursday oi at their store test your eye sight and each moDh who fit you with glares and guarantee satisfac your eyes tested free of tion Oai in and h Thursday Sept Next visit J Winters y i ¬ FAT1T1 1398 TIha Bourbon Steam Lauiidrj TEETH EXTRACTED i New Bowling Alleys A Popular Hotel -- i Always popular the Palace Hotel Champ have leased the large room on Main Street opposite the court house Sixth and Vine street was easily the and moat popular hotel in Cincinnati during vacated by the Louisville Store are putting in a new hard wood maple the G A R encampment Excellent regulation bowling alley consisting of cuisine prompt service and polite em ¬ two 64 foot alley beds The place will ployes aud splendid management has beknosvn as The Pastime Bowling made it the best 2 and 250 per day Alleys and promises to be a popular re hotel in America KentuckianB always sort for the lovers of this facinating find friends stopping at this hosttlry 127843 game The alleys will be iu operation court day and the public patronage is U N Specal Kates cordially invited Plenty of room for the bowlers and seats for spectators One fare rouuti tiip to St Louis Oct Bowling parties are quite the rage in 2 3 and 4 account of Grand Lodge of society circles of large cities The Odd Fellows Pastime Alleys can be leased for par- - j The new County School Trustee ties Dressing and cloak rooms for elected on October 1st must qualify for ladies attached r AYAA F tls 4i rr wnityiin f9t Hnnj We will nay full October court day will be a good op-MrrsTv Wheat Kate Edgar value for musty damp and off grades fcportmty Superintendent tf B B Hutchcraft of wheat Vl Dr JR Adair and Mr Swift Louisville is being well attended this week In the Seelbach stake the colt Llatawa won the first heat in 2 05J breaking the worlds record for Miss Logan won the iace however in 208 John Nolan won the 1 i uo uugma C41 Ixu orio anu m uaor won i oiK the 215 class The 220 trot was won by Marguerite Doug Thomas getting three-year-olds T- 1 H F HILLENMEYER 279 Phone Lexington Kv Wanted t Buy i SUGAR 233 Y-- j 4 dfe8S- Chas Ky aris - H Mehagan Hdfer Calve8 Ad il ifiULLa SHE Fi vmf-oM f - WITHfillT ijxjm mm m m mm NO GAS NO COOAINEr Pill I IHHs L Box 806 26sep 3t second money with Mabel Moneypenny Ecstacy by Baron Wilkes won the A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easipst and absolutely free from any after effects Pacing Matron stake DR R GOLDSTEIN Of 54 wiien ones property is destroyed uninsured Start over again its tough One tliinks vigorously It is a sad lesson in economy THE FINEST IN ALL KENTUCKY Ihavp for sali54 yomiutr tw -- Catephoric treatment filling Set of teeth Upper and lower Silver filliims Gold fillings Hold crowns for painless 800 - Fourth Avenue Ky i i Louisville Painless extraction 50cts up 100 up 500 50 cta D 1500 then best companies in the world and wi as cheap as rtiiv T PORTER SMITH r policy you in the oest companies in the If I had mules 51 of the uuuiber liu mar s only carried a Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris FOR SIZE COLOR AND STVTLE Thats my line Unsure Ky on nueqnaled Call on or J B HUB 0 Sv Saturday Oct- - 22 1898 27sep a justed rettirnin once eTery raDIth Eyes ii mined and- - glasses scientifically ex- ad- - they are simply address the undersigned 20sep4t 321 Main St Paris Ky HORACE MILLER opp Court house J Hours 8 to 12 am 1 to 5 p m tf Pauis Ky Telephone 79 aZ j v t y f- c- S 6 THE BOURBON NEWS i- THE BOTTKBON NEWS PARIS KT FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1898 188L j Eighteentk Year Established Published Everv Tuesday and Friday by Theres no telling when youli ever get I and wished her joy Macs plan for the that inheritance When lawyers once honeymoon included a yachting tror The old homes mighty lonesome now It get hold of an estate its dollars to through the Scottish isles and so on to aint what one would call just like it used to be Tore mother dimes nobody else ever does and by the North Cape but Fan surprised him A home SINCE MOTHER WENT AWAY Though knowing she Is better off somehow died last fall rfld place here have changed so since she went Theres nothin like it used to be about the dear old place An life is lackin flavor of her old time love an grace though Ivelived here fifty years just Icr fifty to a day It doesnt seem like home no mors since mother went away I am the only one thats left now old and feeble grown Left here in my declinin years to struggle on alone The children all are scattered far abroad oer land an sea An everythings so changed about from what it used to be The old house is so silent now where none but me remain The last unbroken link of what was once a perfect chain There are none left to comfort me or give encouragement Along lifes solitary way since dear old mother went Yes home is mighty lonesome now de- ¬ serted sad an drear Bereft of half a century of wifely love an cheer The sweetness of the long ago the bright- ¬ ness of the May To wintry gloom has been transferred since mother went away I aint content For things about the - EXCITING CAMEL TRAINING Tlie Ungainly llurdcn Bcnrcr of tlie Desert Hum More Arices Tlian u 31ule An officer who has for some time been residing in Egypt where camel sends the riding- has been obligator following- graphic description of his experiences with that amiable and use- ¬ ful animal You can well imagine that theres a circus around here when the - i camel which had wever ceased roaring was taken in charge by two other and more robust natives and led to the tents or rather induced to go by en- ¬ usual riding instruction is going on When the untamed camels first arrived at our camp I heard a tremendous growling in front of the door and on going out I saw one of these amiable beasts being led by his keeper but walking along with every expression of disgust both on his countenance and voice The man stopped ditto camel and attempted to tie the beasts forelegs together When it reared and striking out with its forefeet landed on the keepers stomach and head sending him flying through space as The mar if shot out of a cannon picked liimself out of the ditch with a hand on each bruised part and the ¬ Sidney Warren Mase keeping In Good House- ¬ An Army- Wife - r t i t r P f- v -- 4 l - ffi - - j A 73T LV- fe able I first formed my opinion of a camel some years ago when 1 rode across the Arabian deserts and I see ¬ no reason to alter it in any wav The creature has so many talents and so many ways- of exhibiting them And CHAPTER II to begin with it can kick harder high I own I never thought of her marry ¬ er swifter and oftener than a mule and can use all four feet at one time ing in the army said Aunt Charlotte in a kicking match Then it can bite as do other aunts and mothers after worse than a vicious horse and buck their girls have been campaigning at have been located but all that was In- ¬ in a wav to make a bronco blush with the Point What income if any have you out- ¬ dian reservation when Sedgwick was absolute shame No rider ever lived was Uncle Mellens built and not until long after did the who can stay on that perch seven feet side your pay territorial officials succeed in getting interrogation t from the ground during a camels ex- ¬ it lopped off from Los allotment and Nothing sir hibition of gymnastics Then he can Well neither has she That is what thrown open to settlement Along the run away when he feels like it and is bowery shades of the Santa Clara were often seized with a desire to slope she has is so small it wouldnt keep that now ranches by the dozen extravagant child in gloves You two and a hun ¬ Upon an occasion of this kind his rider or more of enterprising settlers dred had experiences a sensation between be ¬ over better be sensible and think it and between them and the thronging ing blown up with dynamite or strug ¬ Iiandy Merriam did think it over but garrison at Sedgwick was peace and gling against the throes of an earth good will and every relation quake until all his joints are dislo- all to no purpose The more he thought when Randy Merriam kindlyout in came the more he declared himself hopelessly the cated and he drops a limp inert mass and irrevocably in deof the and as Miss to the ground Then this sweet creat- ¬ Fan took kindly to kve protestations j December to take Columbian jear like termined his punishment his ure has a way of evincing his dis- ¬ a man He had sworn off cigars and took kindly pleasure that is at least effectual and and Parry and Charlotte with the sol- ¬ extravagances of everv kind to him and sympathized For a convincing He twists his snake like who was evidently much time he even declined to subscribe to neck into a circle and poking his dierly fellow in love ugly nose into the face of the rider of a gentleman and so much welcome the hops which were charming affairs ¬ for the band was excellent and the regiresulted in his being made opens Iris cavernous mouth and lets it out a roar of disgust in such a fetid at Parrys club received quite as Parry ment blessed with many lovelj1 and since notoftener Merriam spends all breath that the elevated human vie- - was at the aMellens could he get away lovable women week of his money in stamps was the com- ¬ tim is fairly blown into the middle of than once his the coming month a week being too from and duties at the Point and when ment of the garrison wits for he wrote Ned Charlotte were married as day after day to his distant darling in And yet with all short a distance they were in state and style early in the east That winter Ned Parry ac- ¬ - these high recommendations which scrne people might consider objection ¬ the winter Merriam had many a good cepted the junior partnership in the Rayburn in able these are the dear animals I reason - for believing that despite his great firm of Graeme povertj- the next wedding reception Chicago and moved thifher with his am constantly brought in contact with held wife while Fan remained aidfor which I am even beginning to would atbethe Mellens beautiful home lovelyand Uncle Mellen in Gotham with¬ one in which he would be Aunt pin form an affection The Road vitally interested away sol- ¬ ing presumably for her far Well he was but not in the way or dier boy and yet writing much less fre- ¬ FOR AWNINGS manner expected In fact he did not quently than he did for the demands Stripe Are Noiv Made in Very Great attend the ceremony or the reception of society were incessant and auntie indeed he was not bidden A very dis- ¬ kept her on the go Variety A New Stripe Due agreeable thing happened to him with ¬ to tlie War One day in April there came a letter in a month after the Parrj Hayward from the east at sight of which Randy - An awning stripe new this year and wedding one that overwhelmed him Merriams faee was radiant with joy one due to the war between the United with mortification and distress and briefly told him that the long litiga States and Spain is made in stripes of caused no little- indignation among his It was over and that some 3500 all tion red white and blue uniform in width comrades that was left of the original 6000 were New styles of awning atripes are Everybody knew Randy Merriam was at his disposal Jubilantly confidently brought out every year and the variety in debt He made no secret of it He then he wrote to Fanny to name the from which a choice may be madie is was extravagant in his tastes had in- ¬ day and in course of time there came a very great One extensive dealer has curred obligatioirs before going on duty reply long 230 different styles of avning stripes at the Point and found it impossible miserable- but all sufficient penitent The to which additions are constantly be to catch up there There were three was named and so was the man day ing made There are fashions and fan- ¬ or four accounts he had been asked to John Harold McLane of New YorkMra cies in awning stripes as i j pretty much settle as they had been running s6me t everything else The rrd white and time but he put them oft from month wealthy widower of 55 The wedding of Miss Hayward and blue awning stripes aboe referred to to month hoping that he might soon are made in a sateen finished dfrill as be able to obtain possession of a small Mr McLane followed so speedily the an- ¬ are also some other designs but by sum of money left him lyy the will of a nouncement of the engagement that elderly club men long- years the chums far the greater proportion of stripes relative two years before It was onty of the groom barely had time to con- ¬ and other awning material used are a few thousand dollars yet even that had been contested together with a coct suitable forms of compliment and now in cotton duck Awning stripes are in the north now number of similar bequests and the congratulation The reception which very extensively used instead of plain legal complications had been as ex followed the ceremony however was awning materials When white awn ¬ asperating as the laws delay could on such a scale of magnificence as to ings are used it is likely to be where make them One day soon aftei Char- - leave little room for doubt that the Mel signs are to be painted on them Many iottes wedding Merriam was sum lens hud long been preparing for the of the stripes are handsome and taste ¬ moned to the presence of the super ¬ event The business relations existing ful and some of them are beautiful and intendent and was regretfully told that for a decade between Uncle Mellen and striking The awnings used in these four of his creditors had united in an John McLane were well understood days muy easily add materially to the appeal to the war department and the Indeed the match was declared1 to be of picturesquencss of a biulding or of a matter hadbeen referred to him as Uncle Mellens making and the whole post commander Merriam was con ¬ transaction was openly referred to by street Awning stripes cost more than plain founded He had seen and talked with younger club men as a most Mellen ch oi- ¬ material but the simpler stripes only a one of them only a few weeks before ly affair Charlotte Parry wenton from very little more The added cost in and no such action had even been hinted Chicago to attend it but Ned her de- ¬ creases but still in the case of many at Nor did he know that any one of voted lord pleading very pressing pro- ¬ stripes not greatly with the amount their number was aware of his indebt- ¬ fessional engagements positively re of color used There are stripes in edness to the others Frankly he had fused to go He wrote a letter to Uncle vhieh high colors are freely used such told Miss Fan of these matters before Mellen about that time however which as brilliant redft and yellows that cost he told her of his love but it made ap ¬ gave other reasons for and to whioh the recipient after 50 per cent more than the samemate- - parently no impression on her Let them wait she said - rial would cost plain Youll soon be several attempts found it impossible to reply Mrs Parry hastened back to able to pay them ten times over The awning stripes most commonly lived are of blue and white and next to Frankly he had talked of it to one or Chicago immediately after the recep ¬ til era in demand are stripes of tan and two of his intimates and later to Parry tion and from that day neither she nor white In recent years awning stripes who had grown to like him and who her husband set foot within the Mellens Aunt Charlotte declared the in green rand white have come to be very as a lawyer thought his little inherit ¬ doors ance could not be much longer with ¬ conduct of her niece most undutiful popular Awning stripes are made in many eombinaiibns of colors as well as held It would free him it would very ungrateful unaccountable but herhus in many variations of tlie stripes them prettily furnish their quarters and still band said nothing leave a few hundreds to the fore He The bride was a vision of girlish beau selves remembered too thatUncleMellen had ty that bright June wedding day and In the south white awnings were for merly used almost exclusively the made some inquiries of him and that McLane was as handsome and well stripes fading in the sun and white in perfect frankness he had eplied preserved a fellow of 55 as even New awnings are still more commonly used And now just at Ihe moment when he York could show He was evidently than any otlyu in that part of the coun- - was full of hope and happiness came deeply in love and immeasurably proud try but for someyears the south has this cruel mortification Such action and happj-- As for the lady she looked been buying more and more awning on the part of his creditors was unac- ¬ to the full as joyous and radiant as any stripes Awning stripes are commonly countable but as the superintendent lover lord could ask and her manner used in the west as they are in the said it was a solemn fact Deeply cha ¬ toward McLane much more than twice grined he told the colonel he whole her years nearly three times in north fact x story and the colouel was full of sym was sweet shy appealing and trust- ¬ The presents idespread common usf ing all in onq Many women in f folding awnings in Ihe United Spates nathyo btii as full of sense Tm sorry Merriam saidhefbut oM and young- envied hef andsociety ¬ come about since thl lias practically every rhcici only one thing for you to do body appropriately congratulated him ci wl v ur 1 lr Sun ¬ more-to-the-poi- nt ergetic assistance of a very sharp iron rod applied in a most vigorous Similar and miscellaneous manner are being conducted here exhibitions daily and we are now ready to lead Within the recently broken camels three or four days they become tract ¬ BY CAPTAIN Copyrighted 1896 CIRLES KING by F Tennyson Neely is invited to visit the Graftons at Fort Sedgwick Her sister tries to dis- ¬ suade her as Randolph Merriam whom she had jilted for old McLane and his bride are stationed there The narative then goes back to the time of the engagement of Fan- ¬ nie to Merriam widow Chapter I Fannie McLane a young SYNOPSIS time judgment is awarded in your fa- ¬ vor it will be eaten up in- - fees and innumerable charges You cannot count on a cent of it You cannot save any thing to speak of here Just capitalize those debts of yours borrow the money from some business man on reasonable time and interest get your life insured in his favor and go out and join our troop We can have you relieved as at your own request and once out on the frontier you can save so much a month and little by little pull yourself out And leaving his pretty sweetheart his chqsen friends and pleasaxvt sur roundings this was exactlj- - what Randy Merriam did Ned Parrj- - with a puzzled look on his face had listened to his mournful recital had promptly offered his services and his bank account and made but one stipulation Dont you go near those fellows Merriam Let me have the bills and Ill send you the receipts for Parry had a theory of his own Sedgwick was as dreary a post so far as surroundings were concerned as could be found in the west It stood on a pebbly mesa flat and barren overlooking the narrow tortuous shallow canyon through which rippled the waters of the San Mateo Across the western Jiorizon hung a low jagged curtain of distant blue mountains Far away to the northwest a snow peak shimmered in the dazzling sunshine but north east and south the low rolling contour of the prairie like the ground swell of the ocean was lost in illimitable monotonv The onlv trees were some willows down in an arroyo that emptied its rivulet after a rainstorm into the stream The onty green things were the blinds and vines upon the piazas of the officers quarters Yet Sedgwick was a bigjpost an important Xost for a great Indian reservation lay only 20 miles away toward the moun tains Two lines of railway met at the junction three miles down stream and by riding a few miles westward one came suddenly upon a fertile valley where grass and trees abounded and where all nature seemed to smile and where by rights the old post should ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ She had seen so much of Europe she said and so little of their own country Couldnt they go to Chicago for the worlds fair and then to Niagara and down the St Lawrence and throuufi the White mountains anditheCatskilfs So this they did coming back to Gotham for a round of receptions and social gayeties in the late autumn then going to Florida and thence to New Orleans for the Mardi Gras and then Fan begged to be taken to Coronado and Monterey She longed she said to see Southern California and the Sunset Route bore them within three miles of old Fort Sedgwick on their westward way The Graftons were still at West Point There was only one officer at the post whom she knew and none who were known to her husband It was five oclock of a soft sunshiny February afternoon one of those matchless days for which tlie valley of the Rio Bravo is famous McLane was playing dum- ¬ my in the smoking room The young wife was yawning over a book She was looking it must be owned nottonly bored but somewhat dusty and di- ¬ sheveled and she was conscious of the fact which made her look still worse She was remarking how baked and dry and dreary and monotonous was the landscape and wondering where they were and what was the name of those far away blue mountains under the fiery path of the sun geography was not one of her strong points when the train slackened speed and rolled slowly into a station that seemed moi e popu ¬ lous than any recently passed and there stood another train almost the coun- ¬ terpart of their own and on the station platform of what was evidently a con- ¬ necting road were groups of swarthy cigarette smoking Mexicans a few stolid silent Indians and then was it possible stylishly fashionably dressed women and officers in riding garb and there at the platform stood waiting ambulances and orderlies with led horses and the sound of merry chat and laughter came floating in at the open window and people occupying sec- ¬ tions on the left side of the Pullman crossed over to her side and gazed with all their eyes Whats the name of this some one asked the porter station Santa Fe Junction was the answer Yawnduhs Foht Sedgwick three miles out there on the mesa Fanny McLanes heart gave a sudden jump The train which had stopped an instant before crossing the other ward glances of her f eUow travelers and under their long lashes vber own eyes took their eager sidelong peep She came slowly a tall soldioWy form in gray traveling- garb close at her side one arm half encircling half support ¬ ing her She had evidently been weep- ¬ ing a little for as she seated herself and looked fondly up in his face the greai lustrous deep brown eyes were wet with tears but the face was glorified by the love and trust thatshone in them A broad shouldered back bending de- ¬ votedly over the girl was about all Fanny McLane could see of the escort but it was enough to cause her heart to stand suddenly still She felt as though she were choking as though she must have air Then she heard his voice deep toned manly tender the very tones her ears had been straicing to hear a few minutes before and then springing from her seat her handker chief raised to and shrouding her face she too hurried to the rear door of the car and stood there clinging to the rail for support The man in gray the de - H A SMITH OflScs over Q S Tardea 8 Co 1 OfgcflHouri to 12 am to 5 p W GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN I Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Special attentio girwa to Undertake ing aad Repairing Maxw Street - - - - Paris Ky HOUSE AND LOT MD BLACK SHOP FOR SALE JZ ¬ mm I DESIRE to eell my boasfl and rt with blacksmith shop t Jackson ¬ voted bridegroom was Randolph Mer ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal riam ance in twelve months For farther And there at the rear door she hov- ¬ particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON ered until the clouds of cheking dust Jacksonville Ky il3oct tf drove her within It was the mens end of the car and fragrant cigar smoke was drifting from the room in which I3STGS- - 3 her husband and his cronies were play- tiiioc j vjuij ixic luug cu1 were turned end for end If only she could I get her bag and reach the womens toilet-runobserved Let him and his and that girl see her looking as she wrery The Blnegrass was now not for worlds Get to that thing for OrchardNurseries offer Garden Lawn No toilet room and wash away the grime Acents and dust and cinders get out her alco- ¬ Strawberry and general mxrser y cat hol lamp- and curl that rebellious alogue on application to stringy front and prink and powder H F EILLENME7ER and retouch those faded lashes and Lexington Ky brows all this she must do before fac ¬ Telephone 279 ing him and her But how to get there without being seen She must pass f ALTA CRAWFOBU them so cTose as almost to touch his CARL CRAWFORDi A furtive peep from shoulder No behind the brown curtain into the dim interior revealed the broad gray shoul- ¬ ders bent far over to the girls end of the seat He was leaning- over her looking down into her eves tallrinir earnestly to her There Avas no comfort in the sight It stung her to instant Shop corner Main- and Fifth Sts action ¬ I ¬ SPH 898 TREES PLANTS VINES oom CRAWFORD BROS - TO BE CONTINUED JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calhv Your work if solicited Prices reasonable and the PEACE NOT WAR Modem Rome Is Founded in Indus ¬ Inter arma silent leges moralities are silent also trial Pursuits ¬ ¬ t SMmi IP l tr - sy a- - MJ ¬ Sue hastily lowered the shade - self-accusin- g- - ¬ track moved slowly on and then under the grip of the air brakes came to a stand beside the platform and conscious that she was looking her worst looking yellow in fact she drew back from the window and hastily lowered the shade Then merry voices and laughter and light hounding foot- ¬ steps were heard at the head of the car and in came a joyous party officers and ladies A tall slender girl seemed the object of general interest and her bundles and wraps were deposited in the opposite section by one officer another bore a brand new bag another a bunch of beautiful roses and ten women hung about the girl and kissed her and cooed over her and with the ex ¬ perienced eye of her sex Mrs McLane needed only one glance at the pretty stylish traveling suit at the jaunty little hat at the slender tapering boot ¬ ¬ whole tendency of human civilization is to eliminate war or to render it more and more abnormal Machiavel lism TsT therefore it would seem reactionary politics suited in a minor degree it may be to a state of things which we are outgrowing but utterly useless and mischievous in the civil ¬ ization of to day Tlie Roman empire which MachiavclII so greatly admired was largely founded in bare military necessity and wns sustained by con- ¬ quest But the chief modern states are founded in industry and the arts of peace and war is with them a terrible and rare exceptions to a general rule of peace The dioctrines therefore which were evolved by one of the most subtle of the worlds thinkers at a time when his country was rent asunder by the feuds of contending states are utterly out of place in the conditions imposed by modern life The state which reposes in the good will of iti citizens is the moat secure and if the dread occasion should arise when it must draw the sword to defend its very existence its citizens will be themore strongly armed for the encounter because of the habit of social efficiency which has been cultivated by obedience to the doctrine that the one ground for ifhe existence of the stale lies in what Emerson has well called its care and culture of men London Spectator ¬ ¬ ¬ But the promptly answered iYRUPINDIGESTION I PEP38H CURES AWA17P 9 flUffl DR CALDWELLS K um tf uiiiu EAST BOUND a TIME TABLE LtLooIsvIIIo Ar Lexington 830am 600pm 11 1125am 850pm 80am SOpza Lv Lexington LvWlnchesterll5Sam fl2tpmi15am 6Kpi Ar Mt Sterllnfcj225pm 950pm 950a--- a TQSpm Ar Washington biam 340pm Ar Pniladelphia10l5am TOopra 15am 840pm ml 7W Ar New Vork1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND - Ar Winchester- Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArShelbyvllle ArLonisvllle cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New Toxic without change For rates Sleeping Caxrres6Ttlonos any information call on 730am 4i0pm 855am 250px 800am 520pm 735am 845pa911am 6J0pm 1001 am 720pm ll00anj 815pm Trains marked thus f run daily e - rGioRaE w Barney JDiv Agent L F B - ¬ e ¬ ¬ -- -- all so new and glossy to realize at once that here was a bride an army bride and one beloved of her kind for one woman after another clung to her as they kissed and many eyes were wet and all were filled with love and trust God bless you Floy and tenderness darling cried one enthusiastic girl Imso so glad weve got you in our reg- ¬ iment I was so afraid the Rifiers would never let you go And this too seemed an all pervading sentiment among the men whose caps were decorated with crossed sabers while others who wore the badge of the infantry and their wives and daughters seemed to have an- ¬ Florence you other song to sing broke our hearts by marrying out of the regiment but at least well soon have you back at Sedgwick was the pur- ¬ port of what was said by morethanone of their number Then came warnings to leave the train The conductor was shouting and hearing her with AU aboard them they rushed tumniltuously to tne rear platform Then very slowly at first the car began to move and the other occupants of the Pullman poked their heads out of the windows and¬ looked back along the platf orm as acclamations followed thom But Mrs McLane still shrank behind the lowered shade her heart beating strangely and her cars straining as though to catch last the tones of a voice long unheard Man ¬ heard only with sweet emotions ly tones were shouting Godspeeds and Womanly voices were add Tn their inconsiderate pleas for let- ¬ ters and then as the speed increased¬ and the voices died away the passengers slipped back to tcir sections and strove not to seem to be on the watch It was¬ for the return of the bride quite a little while before she reap peared Mrs McLane was conscious back- she was corning- because of the -- SJinlvspeare Vs Burns At the close of a lecture to the mem bers of a certain literary society the fol lowing dialogue between a Scotchman and the lecturer was overheard Ye think a fine lot o Shakespeare doctor I do sir was the emphatic reply An 3e think he wasmairclever than Robbie Burns T Whv theres no comparison between them Maybe no but ye tell us the nicht it was Shakespeare who wrote Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown Xow Robbie would never have written sic nonsense as that Xonsense sirT thundered the indig nant doctor Robbie would A3 just nonsense a king or a queen hae Rent fine that either disna gang to bed wi the crown on his head Thej hangit ower the back The doctors face dropped of a chair for he realized that his lecture had been given in vain Scottish lights ¬ ¬ Pass Agent Lexington Ky N K ft Pari Ky - Carr ¬ ¬ The COAST LINE to MACKINAd 5 5 GXVo TAKE THE V fc - MACKINAC CHICAGO DETROIT PETOSKEY 41 i1 I 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boa Construction Luxurious Equipment Artlstit Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Servic insuring the highest degree of COHFORX SPEED ANE SAFETY Four1 TRjps per Week Between Toledo Detroit PETOSKEYi THE SOO Macfciaac MARQUETTE - Absorbed IVoiliing a gathering of Cambridge under At EVERY EVENING graduates the head of one of the colleges was the subject of a number oi Between Detroit and Cleveland flippant criticisms A f ellow of the colConnecting at Cleveland with EaiHest Traina lege heard the talk and proceeded tc Tor all points East South and Southwest and at You are prob Detroit tor all points North and Northwest adtthinister a rebuke he Suadia Trips Jui July August and September Only ably ignorant jourig gentlemen EVERY DAY BETWEEK said that the venerable person ci Cleveland PuHn Bay Toledo whom 3011 have been speaking with Scad for Illustrated Pamphlet Address such levity is one of the profoundesl A SCHANTZ a p a DETROIT MICH scholars of our age Indeed it ma3 Tftc BetiDlt ami oieelauti steam MaV Cei be doubted whether an3 man of oui age has bathed more deeply in the Oi sacred fountains of antiquity - oi come up drier sir was the reptyThe Shortest Line and undergraduate Detroit Free the The Best Service between Press Cincinnati and the iummer Resorts of the Great Lakes Ko Time to Pnnctunte How would 3 pu punctuate the She Bank of England notes ol following various values were blown along th street b- - the wind MGH1GAN He I think I would make a dasi after the notes Tit Bits ¬ ¬ ¬ LOtf RATES to Picturesque Mackinac o Return including fleals and Berths Proas Clevca3dSi8 Jrom Toledo SisfcoiaOtreiU AND DULUTHV v -- a a g mi f V - Ml to vr AND THE - She Was Entranced Was it a thrilling payf Julia I should say so I forgot to eat mj Chicia0 TJacord chocolate creams ---- GREAI UKi thy 3 Trains Dally between CWCimTl ud DT3fl PM fr AV- f fJ fffMfesSafcif sssa iifrMffii A Aja iiilfaoiiMMaiilJt r JEtM uMAiAgtoj afJg n fe 2siih i - v- - eVjJ- vj- - m - VSt- - - THE BOURBON JfEWS PAEIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1898 -- EDUCATE THE CALF NOTES ON NOTABLES S AN AUTUMN IDYL ¬ Hott to Feed the Young Anintnl That It Will Develop Into a Good Dairy Cow Gov Leedy of Kansas ordered the I firing of 3 guns in honor of the decl aration of peace Which Is Depicted Somewhat the SorroTPf ulness of the Expiring- Year f BREAD POTATOES andMIIX Residents In his address at the Indiana State been much amused lately to see Mrs upA great wave of perspiration had swept irom Dairy association says Parm News Hetty Green walking the streets lead ¬ manity the briny depths of the sea of hu and on Mr Goodrich stated that educating an ing a tiny skye terrier that weighs but month of August its white capped top the had taken passage to the ¬ of Bellows Palls Vt have He Lived on Lenten Fare SECTIONAL LADDERS Tlieir Advantage in Piclcinpr Fruit Can He Readily Seen by Any Observing Man This ladder is so made that the vari- ¬ ous sections are interchangeable so that by the use of four lengths S feet each numerous combinations may be made Pour sections of the ladder weigh 60 pounds and occupy a space 8 feet long 28 inches wide and 12 inches deep Fig 1 represents a section of the ladder S shows two sections each of the length feet in length Fig 2 animal to become a good dairy cow must begin with the young calf food should be fed such as bran oil meal skim milk etc Educate the calf to eat muscle forming food as much as possible Begin to feed the calf writh skim milk and a spoonful or two of oil meal then give a few whole oats to followT Nice clover hay should be available Peed skim milk sbS or so He wants an animal to months come in milk at two years Give the heifer a good box stall and plenty of straw to calve in After calving give her warm water not cold Take calf away gradually say in two or three days After calving feed for awhile only a little grain and then depend mostly on bran After two weeks you can begin to feed to full capacity Muscle-forming shoreless realms of eternity three pounds Tip tilted on the petals of the blooming Manuel Tamaya y Baus whose death melancholy days of poesy and song SepIs announced from Madrid was the di- ¬ tember in her golden glory stood and from ¬ her harvest rector of the national library in that Kisses to the finger ends threw ripening world city and was also noted as one of the There was no sadness in her eyes and in best dramatists of cbntemporary Spain her voice was only the music of rich ripe The Baltimore Sun notes with pride fruit falling to the ground A Dyspeptics daily Dyspepsia is one of the most prevalent of diseases Thousands of people suffer from it in a more or less aggravated form Few diseases are more painful to the individual or more far reaching in their effects on human life and happiness What the dys- ¬ peptic needs is not local treatment not mere temporary stimulus The real need is the toning up of the entire system For- ¬ tify the system and it will do its own fight ¬ ing and promptly eject any intruding disease The success of Dr Ayers Sarsa parilla in curing indigestion and dyspep ¬ sia is due to just this quality which it possesses of renewing the vital forces repairing the waste and loss of the body The ordinary treatment brings the food down to the level of the weak stomach Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla puts strength into thz stomach and brings it up to the level of the strong food fit for men It does this by strengthening the entire system The stomach cannot stay weak when all the other organs are gaining strength What Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla will do for dyspep- ¬ sia is best illustrated in cases like that of M S Shields Meridian Miss Mr Shields had got down to the last level of dyspepsia But let him tell his own story For years I was afflicted with dyspep ¬ sia which gradually grew worse until I couldkeat nothing but bread and potatoes diell M -- reach it Fig 3 shows four sections put together for the purpose of forming a double stepladder twice the height of No 2 Pig 4 represents the lower end of the ladder while Pig 5 represents the end of a section The two are joined together by pushing No 4 down outside of No 5 until the rounds en- ¬ gage in the slots The advantage of TURNTABLE POWER this sectional ladder In picking fruit can be readily seen C H Hickox in Just the Thingr for Farms Where Ohio Parmer More or Less Stoclc Is Kept in Idleness ORCHARD AND GARDEN ¬ to a stepladder or truss either side form or both of which can be used at the same time By the use of two of the combinations with a board extending irom one to the other a perfect scaffold is formed with a ladder at each end to SECTIONAL FRUIT LADDERS mentioned placed together so as Peed a variety- - It is desirable to have a balanced ration as nearly as can be Quotations were given from the Wis ¬ consin bulletin of 100 feeding rations showing how some so called success-¬ ful feeders combined dairy cattle foods Mr Goodrich has found a production of two pounds of coarse food to one of con- ¬ centrated as most satisfactorj Succu- ¬ lent foods are important Of WolPs 100 feeders G5 fed ensilage and two roots If we cannot have green grass we should feed either ensilage or roots It has paid Mr Goodrich to feed a little bran or corn meal in summer His cows produced 50 pounds more of butter pei animal the summer when fed grain than they did the summer before when no grain was ied His grain cost five dollars and 13 was derived from the butter showing a good balance in favor eral weeks The doctor finally came to the of the grain Do not feed every cow PENCILINGS conclusion that Lis patient had received a alike Mr Goodrichs standard feed is stroke of 32 pounds silage five pounds clover paralysis It is easy enough to manage a wife hay five pounds corn stover eight provided she and was beisnt yours yond medipounds wheat bran and two pounds The pessimist judges the world by cal aid He cotton seed meal Lighten up on the could not feed of some cows and increase on oth ¬ himself and so does it an injustice ustyonearm girl Yoti cant offend a ers If she gives more milk by more or turn over by estimating her age two years too in bed feeding increase ¬ 20-year-- old on the and ofAs she swept alongsimple crimson tide her leafy glory a Oyster crossed Stonewall Jacksons Way were both ner path In his face was the shadow of Fate written by Baltimoreans James B His requiem was sounding in the key of R Randall and John Williamson Palmer September saw him she Mason A Green of the Rutland Her he was to her nor she but him wot not what to She nodded aldhas been chosen to write the biog ¬ at him smilingly Good morrow Master Lowly- she sang raphy of Edward Bellamy He was Look upon me I prithee Am I not indeed New m Bellamys associate in editing the it Nation and his intimate friend for The Oyster was amazed I beg your pardon he answered though many years he knew full well what she had saidt Accompanied by a physician a nat- ¬ Dearie me Master Lowly she chirruped uralist and a photographer the well do but look at me Am I not in it Do you mean the soup known explorer Dr Hermann Mejer lugubriously ina trip in South quired the Oyster is about to undertake Why should I laughed America to study some of the Indian the No indeed warm September I mean the Au tribes that have never been visited by tumn of course stupid whites Then the Oyster sighed as if his shell compelled by would break and he wondered why one Henrik Ibsen has been so heartless as to jest upon such the rude curiosity of English tourists could be subject Washington Star a serious to give up his habit of going to the Grand cafe at Christmas at a FELL FROM A SCAFFOLD regular time and by a regular road and spending the evening there with his From the Herald Watertown N Y friends John Young of Le Itoy N Y is 72 years Capt Gillet recently told of a billiard game he had with Gen Grant before old and is well known in that and neighborWhile putting some weather Gen Grant was a pretty ing towns the war boards on a barn standing on a scaffold good billiard player in those days he twenty two feet from the ground he felt said The most serious objectioa1 had dizzy lost his balance and fell to the ground to him was that he had very little to The side of his face arm and one entire side say and paid a little too strict atten- ¬ of his body on which he struck were badly bruised Picked up and carried to the tion to business house he was under a doctors care for sev- that Maryland My Maryland - seasoned with a little salt and drink only a little milk I became so bad that a trifle too much of even these caused terrible suffering in the regions of the stomach darting pains back of the eyes attended 1 with dizziness and partial loss of sight The only way I could get relief was by vom ¬ iting Finally I had such a severe attack siuc oj my uuuy iciu inai ine enure icii paralyzed and in this numb and partially condition 1 was taken to my room uncon- - 4 scious The physicians failed to help me and none of the many remedies I took did me any good At last a friend presented me with a bottle of Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla and before I had used half of it I could see a decided change for the better I used three bottles and was so completely cured that for four years I have not been troubled with the old complaint but am rugged and hearty and able to eat anything that can be eaten It would be impossible to say too much in praise of Dr Ayers Sarsapa- ¬ it not rilla and I wouldany give one bottleMof S- - J other kind for a dozen of S ¬ t Shields Meridian Miss r Try Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla if you are dyspeptic If you want more testimony to- - t get Dr Ayers the value of the medicine on request by Curebook It is sent free - the J C Ayer Co Lowell w WHAT THEY EXPECT An A SMALL BOYS SCHEME- - Instance of the Unreasonable ex ¬ He Had an Idea About Eggs AVhich pectations of Some New Promised a Splendid Result to Women His Mind A small boy Who is not familiar with rural ways was taken by his fond mamma for a brief stay in the country On a farm in a neighboring county he waxed fat and sunburnt and picked up a wondrous store of astonishing experiences One day the farmer smilingly said to his mother ¬ ¬ She was a new woman and was rather proud of the fact that she had a place in the world of business that enabled her to regard herself as being on an equality with man But there was one thing that annoyed her I go down on the car early every morning she said with a young man who lives a little farther out than I do and I dont mind saying that he doesnt know what courtesy and gentlemanliness is What does he do inquired her big brother who doesnt think very much of ¬ ¬ ¬ 14-year-- high Vigorous thrifty but lowviqiat trees are preferable to tall slenaines for transplanting Examine newly set trees and see that the lands left on them are not so tight as to injure the trees In the fall is a good time to set out rhubarb and asparagus plants Every garden should have a good bed If there is too much top the tree overbears the tree is small and de- ¬ fective and the crop difficult to gather Pears to do their best must be fed and ihe soil well drained strong and reten- ¬ tive Locality should determine the va- - Make a suitable frame work as shown at a on which to rest platform b The platform is of plank circular and so built and placed on the frame work a as to turn freely on a pin or pivot at the center Place the power where desired to pump water cut feed grain etc with one edge elevat- - How does it happen that the sum mer girl never screams until after sho has been kissed The unsuccessful man never lays up his having anything excepting possibly a grudge Paralyzed by the Fall been cured with Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peoagainst the world ple to eet It wont do for the sportsman to talk him a He coaxed his eranddauchterbox had box of the pills After that to the returned soldiers about the de¬ been used he secured another In three weeks he began to feel a little life in his arm lights of camping out end of he could move It is all right to look before you leap at the end of four months he couldhis finjgers walk and two at the but dont look so long that you lose in three months he could shave himself with the injured hand your chance of leaping in the Herald The girl who leaves the point of a heAs he told his storypicture of healthoffice He looked the perfect pin sticking out of her belt behind carries a box of the pills in his pocket and whenever he does not feel just right he doesnt deserve to be hugged takes them They cured him after doctbrs The most popular man in town is the had given him up and his death was daily man who can express his sj mpathy expected All the elements necessary to give new life with your misfortunes as if he reaMy ¬ ¬ One day while lying on the bed he read of a case som- ¬ ething like riety Peach stocks which continue to grow freely may be budded as long as the oark peels f reely for the Insertion of the buds u u TURNTABLE POWER his business and richness to the blood and restore shatmeant it tered nerves are contained in a condensed It is generally safe to say that the form in Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale man who hears the clock strike at three People They are an unfailing specific for as locomotor ataxia partial oclock every night isnt successful in such diseases Vitus dance sciatica neural paralysis St ¬ ¬ A good mulch keeps down weeds and ed to give the tread a suitable pitch renders the soil loose and moist at all Under one edge place a friction roller times and lessens the labor of cultiva- ¬ c a section of log may be used con tion nepted to a tumbling rod d This rod While old trees are often made more may be geared to the machinery at fruitful by severe pruning young will Lead horse cow goart sheep v - eame treatment Prune out till the useless shoots in young fruit trees the growth of which is about completed No injurious check will be given the trees All wood that is more than two years old should be cut out from the currants and gooseberries They will produce more friut if the vines are not so large In sending fruit of good quality to market sort carefully and put it up in neat attractive packages and in such shape that it will arrive in a good condition Practical Knowledge Aceded A thorough knowledge of soils chemically and phyeictlly will enable the possessor of it to in great measure overcome the effect of drought how manj of our farmers have this knowledge Not one in ten thou- ¬ sand And jet every child in our country school might easily be taught by illustration and experiment how water passes downward through soils by gravity and rises by capillarity and ad- hesion and a multitude of other facts which are the basis of physical science and which would be just as useful to the child whether he became in after years a civil engineer or a farmer Rural World r Fertilizing tlie Orchard There is reason for believing that the orchard needs fertilizing even more than the ordinary field crops A part of the fertilizing element of the latter is returned to the soil each year The plant food that is taken up in the orchard is taken away from the soil forever None is returned to it It is estimated that in a single season an acre of apple trees will drawr from the soil 49 jwunds of nitrogen 38 pounds of phosphoric acid and 72 pounds of potash These must be re turned or the productiveness of the orchard will be lost Parmers Re ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ thrifty trees are often injured by the ivlew -- kota jneJdaua Jarm to know that there are poultrymen who send tonlarket infertile eggs that have been incubated by hens or in the incubator from five to nine days at which time those growing poultry usually test for fertility There is nothing very honest about this but many a man who makes a row because be did not get a hatch of 14 chicks out of a sitting of 13 eggs will do It In fertile eggs do notbecome rotten when incubated for the time named Da k It A Reprehensible Practice will surprise a good many people Improved Mathematics for some one else 3 What are you working on now was I am greatly indebted to you is a MANY FEMALE ILLS RESULT EE0M NEGLECT polite remark that a great many men asked of the man who is always inventing but never invents could truthfully make to the grocer and Nothing very big just at present Im the provision dealer Somerville Jour¬ about completing a method for calculating Mrs Pinkham Tells How Ordinary Tasks May Produce Displacements compound interest with a rubber stamp nal Detroit Pree Press That Threaten Womens Health other animal onto the platfoxm aod POPULAR SCIENCE PRACTICAL KINDNESS as it walks leisurely on the platform Apparently trifling incidents in just over the friction roller power is The speed of a wild duck is about One Hundred Thousand Grateful Sol ¬ womens daily life frequently prodeveloped In one described to me as 90 miles an hour duce displacements of the womb A diers running a two man and four girl wood slip on the stairslif ting- during men ¬ It is said that 4200 speciesof plants workingshop inMassachusetts 70 years are gathered and used for commercial These war times have Ijied mens souls struation standing at a counter ago the edge of the platform osty purposes in Europe in many unexpected ways but like a shaft running a sewing machine or at¬ projected into the shop On this edge of sunshine and good cheer out of the cloud tending to the most ordinary tasks of the The inside the shop a stall was built A lit- time ofpopulation Augustus earth at the of privation and endurance has been the may result in displacement and is estimated work that The American Tobacco Co has Emperor tle black cow hitched to the manger At 54000000 is now estimated to done among the U S Soldiers and Sailors a train of serious evils is started It contentedly trudged and munched her be about 1400000000 ever since the war began for when they The first indication of such hay with cheerful heart The girls discovered that the camps and hospitals trouble should be the signal for No deep sea sounding is now consid- were not supplied with tobacco they dedivided their noonday lunch with with quick action Dont let the condiprovide cided bossy who divided her milk with ered trustworthy unless a sample of the enoughtofor every them free of cost already man and have become chronic through neg- ¬ them the little shop throve and all bottom is brought up by the sound ¬ given outright to our Soldiers and Sailors tion or a mistaken idea that you ing apparatus as evidence that thelead over one hundred thousand pounds of Bat lect went merrily in them good oV days has reached the solid- ground Ax Plug and Dukes Mixture Smoking can overcome it by exercise or Parm and Home and Prof Bilslik says that over a large Tobacco and have bought pipes distributed leaving it alone fifty thousand briar wood at a More than a million women have area of central Russia the magnetic cost of between fifty and sixty thousandtotal BUILDING UP A HERD dolregained health by the use of Lydia needle does liot point north and south lars This work has been done quietly and E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound How If Was Done and Most Success It is in one part deflected to the west thoroughly by establishing headquarters If the slightest trouble appears which you fully Too by a Dairyman and at another part to the east and at in each camp so that every camp and every do not understand write to Mrs Pinkham one place it points due east and west in Ireland hospital of the United States Army has been supplied with enough tobacco for at Lynn Mass for her advice and a few H An instructive illustration of the m THE MARKETS every man and the sailors on thirty timely words from her will show you the right manner in which the milk and butter United States Ships in Cuban waters have thing to do This advice costs you nothing but Cincinnati shared with the soldiers this most welcome it may mean life or happiness or both yielding capacities of dairy cows may LIVESTOCK Cattleccamon 2 85Sent 3 29 50 of all rations be developed by careful selection is 3 85 Select butchers Mrs Mary Bennett 3H Annie St Bay City 4 35 Perhaps it will be only fair to remember CALVES 6 25 7 00 alr to good light afforded by some details recently given HOGS Common when we hear the remark again that Mich writes to Mrs Pinkham 3 70 3 40 corporations have no souls that there SQ publicity to in connection with a prom ¬ Mixed packers 3 70 3 I can hardly find words with which to thank you Light shippers is one American corporation whose soul for the good your remedies have done me For nearly 3 65 dix 4 inent herd on the other side of the SHEEP Choice 3 15 32 has been tried and has not been found channel About a dozen years ago the LAMBS 4 60 5 00 four years I suffered with weakness of the generative wanting in practical kindness 2 Winter family 2 80 1 milk of all the cows comprised in this FLOUR Wheat No organs continual backache headache sideache and 70 GRAIN 2rednew GO in number v herd over was careful 65 No3red A AVord to Baldheads all the pains that accompany female weakness A Corn No 2 mixed 31 ly analyzed Nine of the cows were your hair over the bald spot on friend told my husband about your Vegetable Com Dont comb Oats No 2 24K your head and then kick because your grocer pound and he brought me home two bottles After found to be yielding milk showing over Rye NaC 43 v puts the big potatoes on top of the measure HAY Prime to choice S 25 5 per cent of butter fat 22 wera taking these I felt much better but thought that I 9 50 PROVIblONS Mess Pork Chicago Evening News yielding over 4 per cent 14 were Lard Prime steam would write to you in regard to my case and you do not know how thankfulil 462 Choice 11 - 112 yielding over 4 per cent and 23 were BUTTER to choicedairy Tick ets am to you for your advice and for the benefit I have repeived from the useof g 22 Prime yielding under 4 per cent Prom this APPLES Choice tocreamery 3 00 When a manufacturer has succeeded in your medicine I write this letter for the good of my suffering sisters 3 50 fancy 1 making his name a guarantee of the excel50 date onward calves were onty kept POTATOES per bbl The above letter from Mrs Bennett is the history of many women who have lence of his goods he has reached the highCHICAGO off the cows which yielded milk show est point attainable in the commercial world been restored to health by Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound 3 30 3 50 Winter ing over 4ys per cent of butter fat FLOUR Wheat patents As an example the name of Wm Simpson Ask Mrs Pinkhams Advice A Woman best Understands a C8 GRAIN No 2 red Womans Ills No 3 Ch icago spring Sons on any fabric is a guarantee of the and the tribes of the others were grad 63 63 CORN No 2 29Ja highest standard of quality color and fin29ia 22 IMIMIMIWIMIMtmlMIWIWIWIICIMtWIMIWIMItaiMIMIWlWtMllalWttaiWtMIWIMIWtralMIWIMtWIMIMIWtialMlieiwIloiMiMtMtM ually weeded out By the aid of n OATS No 2 22 ish Every piece of their goods bears a regularly kept milk record the prod PORK Mess 10 8 8 05 ticket on which appears the name William e 4 85 4 82 uct of ever j cow is known and none LARD Steam Simpson s Sons This insures the quality I DONT BORROW TROUBLE NEW YORK s is kept for any length of time which Dealers who have sold and women who have c FLOUR 3 70 s a 4 00 bought and worn the material made by that s BUY does not yield over 600 gallons per an WHEAT Winter natent No 2red 76 I house are assured of the excellence of every s 3CJ 36 num By combining what is learned CORN No 2 mixei piece of goods which bears the name and RYE 47 from the analysis and the milking rec OATS Mixed the women of the United States who have 2d 10 40 10 10 ord and only keeping calves from cowa PORK New mess worn Simpsons prints as long as they can reLARD Western 57 member are still wearing them and will natwhose produce is up to the standard r4BALTIMORE urally insist upon having the goods bearing alike in quantity and quality the FLOUR Family 5 60 6 00 that particular name on the ticket because 2 milking properties of the cows have 72 724 they give the most perf ect satisfaction TIS CHEAPER IN THE END Southern Wheat C6Jto 72 been so improved that at present over Corn Mixed 34 34J4 60 per cent of its members are yield lllMIMlWlWIMIMIlMIMlWtHKIMIMIKllIlttlmiMMIMItMIMIMlCiailMItllMIMlICltMtmiwwMMmt9nwlMMtM1Ht4fM42 Oats No 2 White His Impression 28 Rye No 2 western 45 Brown Isnt millennium a Latin word ing milk showing over 5 per cent and Top Snap FISH TACKLE TUB Best BOOK thne WAR SffiSSSj 475 425 ALETFirst quality Smith Yes I think it means money to Complete 75 per cent are yielding milk showing HOGS Western 4 60 4 70 CHEAPER thu ELSEWHERE something like that Puck burn or IM PnWFIImap for exuiofua Monthly BAN Doable ecna over 4y2 per cent of butter fat This INDIANAPOLIS Bmkb Q9S AnJFMFNTPn FRANCISCO Sample OverllnSe GRAIN Wheat No 2 67 Loader v0 result has only been attained by the Making Them Useful lSaxlnStCINCINATI 2 mixed Corn No 29H exercise of great care aici scrupuloim There are too many people who use their Oats No 2 mixed jyt Hi f Q I NEW DISCOVERV f It 1 V9 V quicircllof and cures wont friendsas coaling stations Atchison Kan in the selection of bulls and attention LOUISVILLE eaee Send for book of and Itt favi Globe H no sire is used without every inquiry FLOUR Winter patent treatment Free Dr iftestlmoniala SOS8AUtw ujkkb 375 4 00 CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS 676S being made as to the milking records GRAIN Wheat No 2 red ANK E Why There goes another camp victim Corn Mixed Beat Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use 1728 313 of his female ancestry Dubliii Ir he- isnt a- soldier No but be camned P ats Mbced tom by drufcTlsta lfitlm 23tf tfFEUEST WRITING TO JLBVKXTISttX IesS out this summer and gqtjyigaged to a girl land Farmers Gazette 950 95 please state that yaH Jw tlitt AvrtM LARD Steam 5 50 N Ol Times Democrat meat ia tkle ¬ - The man who is always punctual nev ¬ effects of la grippe palpitation of the heart complexions all pale and er gets to a place a minute ahead of weakness sallow in male or female forms of either time Even so he usually has to wait gia rheumatism nervous headache the after Just ask your boy what he hid two eggs in the stable for So the very first opportunity the mother Eaid to the new women anyway and is consequently opMy dear what did you do with those eggs posed to his sister being in the world of busi you took from the hen house I ness Oh mamma replied the boy I didnt It isnt what he does she replied its want you to know about it what he doesnt do Time and again he has Why its all right said mamma I only let me stand up all the way downtown when want to know what my boy did with themit would seem as if the very least he could I hid them in the stable said the little have done was to get up and offer me his fellow seat And what for That is wrong isnt it returned the Cause its my scheme big brother V Your scheme And whatsis your Its contemptible selfishness thats what scheme it is she answered Why you see mamma said the little The fact that he is in possession of a philosopher when eggs is borned in a seat went on the big brother of course chicken house they is always little chickens does not entitle him to it if a fellow clerk of an1 I fink if they was borned in a stable dey the opposite sex happens to want it And might be little horses yet men in business will do those things It is needless to add that up to the time Why I know a girl who has twice the griev- of his leaving the farm the miracle was still ance vou have in that linp unaccomplished Cleveland Plain Dealer Whats happened to her she asked Man there first and refused to give up Two Different Views when she came along he explained She was a charming young lady and nat- Give up his seatP No give up his job She has discovered urally bad many admirers of the so called stronger One evening one that it would just about suit her but the called andsex conversation chancedof them to drift the great big brute of a man hasnt chivalry and toward another courtesy enough to get up from his desk bow Davis is quite an intellectual I think politely and say Madam permit me to offer young manMrshe observed you my job Actually he just hangs right Oh you do sneered the other on to it himself and lets her go hunting round Why she replied It seems to me for something to do Most ungentlemanly that he isyes very lfard thinker on many ima isnt it But do you know I think the old portant subjects fashioned courtesv is Well now that I come to consider it reHowever she did not wait to hear about torted the undaunted rival of Mr DavistJ that She merely said he was a mean thing I never knew and didnt understand what was due to a believe you are right much difficulty a man Chi- lady at all And he himself admits that con- who thought with so cago Evening News stantly changing conditions make it mighty hard to find out Chicago Post How was your amateur Paradoxical opera performance It was so poor that it Another pugilist gone wrong hes dead was really rich Cincinnati Enqiurer Buffalo Times six-year-o- ld ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I v s n f ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ m w I Ccd CO W - CO ¬ ¬ 1 CO ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ V2 ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ GKAIN-Wheat- -No SAPOLIO OP i - m ¬ II - - v - - 4 ar vV m -- - r I a inilv mmTniiiHllTP j THifl BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY iMrsoiivtitwiigatiT irnBti wwatafcaa FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1898 11111 t - ft I CL lit HT J it r tr ii - k IF r i f l o- 1 It b ft U - U I1 i F- - ivi r tr t tfcL - - f f It fh ed their barber shop making it decided ¬ ly the most attractive shop in Paris Tn rioviis milnh dwfilt Frederick Dour Ho would They offer a prompt expei t aud oolite Mtivo of Switzerland ii tinf hnvfi left homo but for Gretchen But service and their shop is as cool as any when sho told him that marriage was im in the city Hot or cold baths at any nossible without wealth love which sur hour vf mounts all obstacles prevailed and with her kiss and her promise ho sailed away There will be an election or trustees in search of the golden key to the treasury Her family means had at each of the county school houses on of hor affections fallen far below what was necessary to the afternoon of the first Saturday of name i keep up the prestige of the family October The proper papers will be to lamont a fact her parents never ceased impressed in sent out to the respective chairmen the and Gretchen was dutifully her early girlhood that hrr beauty must last of this week win back the departed family glories by Edgar Supt This was why Fritz social achievements loft his homo across tho sea and finally drifted to California then the Mecca of all gold seekers Dont use any other but Purity i Though tho letters that camo to her in tell tho days that followed told of no accumu- - flour from Paris Milling Co lated riches they were full of hopo and your grocer you want no other mRS SIARr LEYIS vlfo of a promi bieathed of an immeasurable love from ev nent fnrmcr arl veil knows by nil ery line But alas for the vain little All grocers keep it old residents near Belmont N Y Gretchen Letters were of necessity fw writes For twenty seven years I had been and far between in those days and before a constant sufferer from nervous prostra- ¬ t the good ship had sailed from port 12 tion and paid largo sums of money for doc- ¬ moons sho had half forgotten tho passion Plan Your Summur Outing 2Cow Go to avowal of lovo and tho solemn promises tors and advertised remedies without bene ¬ Picturesque Mackinac via Tho Coast Line years ago my condition was and goaded on by her ambitious mamma fit Three and was already casting about her for a richer alarming the least noise would startle It only costs 1350 from Detroit unnerve me I was unable to sleep had a lover slowly grew faithful Frederick was 1550 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland All this timo the number of sinking spells and worse I began using Dr Miles Restorative vrnrkintr awav earlv and late with little for the round trip including meals and Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills At first success it is true but liko tho gambler berths One thousand miles of lake ride the medicine seemed to have no effect but always hoping Tor better luck on tne mor- - on uew modern steel steamers for the Send 2c for illustrated after taking a few bottles I began to notice row wmio nis restless comruues pruspuuu above rates a change I rested better at night my appe- ¬ ed hero and there persistently ho followeda pamphlet Address A A SchantzG P A tite began to improve and I rapidly grew the same tiny streak of pay dirt with Detroit Mich better until now I am as nearly restored do rgedness of purpose sure of success to health as one cf my age may expect God W lien the provisions for which his last KlpQuTlr MilpcNRrvinp JESEOTyRXafiSS dollar had been expended gave out and ho -u wUw R5JTtHttrkl secnicd no nearer his find than when he Dr Miles Remedies raH Firsto ESCV 3 HJ AM began determinedly as ever he went into uy ail uiu- - tfeL i iiiobuiu srr camp and after much coaxing prevailed - l n ivmco gists under a positive a n oil a comrade to divide up with him -- lraervfiiie guarantee first bottle money re ¬ benefits or Its no use I tell you Youll follow stores OF ¬ that lead till youro gray haired and be funded Book on dis Health nono the better I dont mind tho grub AN UNDIVIDED ONE FOURTH IN eases of the heart and t so nuch as 1 do sccin you waste your time nerves free Address TEREST IN A uEBTAlN TRACT for nuthin Give it up and go higher up PE MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind tho gulch said his friend OFWell Ill stick to it just as long as this grub lasts and if I dont make a strike then Ill take your advice and give it up T5 WSSr B But Im sure theres gold round there Otto SpgJ the signs point to it somewhere All And Frederick went his way Bourbon Circuit Court Although he worked harder and ate more ho reached tho bottom sparingly than ever Lizzie T Ewalt Administratrix Plain of his meal sack and the last of his bacon tiff of his and still no sign of tho realization The Leading Specialists of America VSj lightdreams Tired and discouraged he 20 YEARS IN OHIO Doyle etc Defendants ed a fuso for a final blast and sat down Martin CURED souc littlo distance away to await the re 250000 Bv viitue ot a judgment of the Bour- sult Lucks against mo ho thought t0 bon Circuit Courc made and entered in WE CURE EMISSIONS No grub no money and no the above styled cause at the June term himself XVULllllin Itlll UU lllJIU utiuuiuiuiiiit tvil letter from homo for months Im sure of 189S I will sell publicly to the highest young or middle aged men than the nres 1 n getting one tonight though he said half and best bidder at tbe Court house door Tney ence or tlieco mgntiy losses aloud and regaining his hopeful framo in Paris Kentucky on produce weakness nervousness a feeling of disgust and a whole train of symptoms of mind ho arose and went to take a final They unnt a man for business married look at the hole where he had seemingly 3 1888 OGTOBB No matter life and social happiness j wasted so much timo and labor whether caused by evil habits in youth natural weakness or sexual excesses our MinoGott in himmel said he un- between the hourd of 10 oclock a in New Method lreatment will positively consciously reverting to his mother tongue a d 2 oclock p m au uudivided one euro you at tho sight that met his gaze Therein fourth interest ii a certain tract of laud a heap all mixed with the earth and rock WO PAY NO m county Kentucky was moro gold than ho had ever thought sitiic ted in bourb Stoner containing 190 Eeader younecd help Early abuse or on the waters of There of even in his wildest dreams later excesses may have weakened you 1 rood and 32 polen and composed Exposure may nave diseased you loul were little nuggets and big nuggets in a acres to wit several tracts aro not safe till cured Our New Method shining heap Ho had at last found the of Beginning at 3 as followsmiddle of the will cure you You run no risk in the wonderful pocket for which he had been searching so long the pocket that Kisers Mill road corner to Win David to 6 made his name famous throughout Devils and running S 32 E 4788 poles corner Young Man You aro pale feeble near the middle of said road aud gulch to this day and haggard nervous irritablo and ex to lot in the division citable xox become forgetful morose It was too good to be true Hardly dower2of the estate of and allotment of Samuel Ewalt and despondent blotches and pimples could he wait to gather up tho precious sunken eyes wrinkled face stooping i hence S 43 W 85 1 5 poles to a stake in bits before rushing into camp with his form and downcast countenanco reveal the blight of your existence news tho proofs of which bulged from tho Xw Davids line at 7 thence N 28 W sack ho had improvised from his under 4788 poles to 2 a stone corner to said WECUREWRICOCELE David thence N 42 E 8210 poles to shirt No matter how serious your case may beginning And tho heft of it boys said Pat he or how lotg you may have had it our Doncgan admiringly lifting for tho fifth TUJSATMifiiNT Will JSiiW MKluUi tract of 172 acres 2 roods and cure it Tho wormy veins return to time tho precious bag and letting it down 12 And a of land purchased by baud poles their normal condition and hence the on tho table with a thud Bo dad and sexual organs receive proper nourishEwalt of John and Nicholas Smith Geo shes as heavy fur her size as a bad con- W Wilson and David huhan and by ment The organs become vitalized all science and niver a word out av im as to unnatural drains or losses cease and by manly powers return No temporary Wheres the nest of his findins and thus them conveyed to said Sauil Ewalt of benefit but a permanent euro assured of record in the Clerks office the attention of tho rough crowd of miners dreds NO CURE NO PAY NO OPERA- ¬ ourt to which grouped round tho able was again turned the Bourbon County NO DETEN TION NECESSARY made and surrounded by the relerence is TION EROM BUSINESS toward Frederick camp lauds of Mrs Win Skinner from which If a thunder bolt had descended in CURES GUARANTEED there could not have been greater surprise it io divided by Stoner Creek and by the We treat and cure SYPHILIS than at the change that had come over the lauds of J as Tate iroin which it is GLEET EMISSIONS IMPOTENCY jubilant Frederick Ho sat there on a divided bv said Creek and by the lauds STRICTURE VARICOCELE SEMI ¬ NAL LOSSES BLADDER AND KIDbox in tho corner transformed from the of Catherine Batterton and the lauds of NEY diseases CONSULTATION happy fellow of a half hour before into a Leona Uleaver divided from the latter ROOKS FREE FREE CHARGES picture of tho most hopeless dejection To by Licking River said two parcels MODERATE If unable to call write QUESTION BLANK for HOME for a tho many awkwardly kind inquiries of his making said tract of 190 acres 1 rood TREATMENT comrades ho only groaned out bad news and 32 poles and is the same laud defrom home and wiping tho perspiration scribed in the deed of conveyance from from his forehead ho took up his bundlo Sallie Lair and her husband to Edward Ewalt of record in the Clerks office of and rushed out into the night No one ever knew the cruel contents of the Bourbon County Court at Deed c 122 W FOURTH ST that letter How the fickle Gretchen when Book 09 page 355 to which reference is CINCINNATI O sho finally had received loss also made letter tttrs sSjw igr- - frB btb abb ir hopo though more fonda in its with devotion Also the said Edward Evvalts undi- ¬ than usual had felt called upon to write some truths to her faithful lover This vided share and interest and all his was when sho had decided to marry her right title and claim of in and to bis mothers Margaret Ewalt dower com- ¬ mothers choice his rival The blow coming as it did at tho mo- posed of a certain parcel of land con ment of his supreme joy was too much taining 28 acres 3 roods and 20 poles tho reaction too great Ho never fully re and more particularly described as fol- ¬ lows Beginning at 3 see plot estate The undersigned composing the firm covered from tho shock When after several hours he did not settled G- page 420 in the middle of the Reed Laundry have this of Haggard day June 13 1898 by mutual consent return his friends growing alarmed went Kiser Mill road corner to William dissolved partnership 0 E Reed as out to look for him they only heard the David running S 32f E 4788 poles to ¬ suming all the debts aud liabilities echo of their calling and tho rush of the 0 near the middle of said road and85cor-5 1 Those owing the firm will please settle foaming river For weeks ho disappeared ner to lot No 2 thence S 34 W and when next heard of ho was living as noles to a stake in Win Davids line at with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J H Haggard is not liable for debts con- ¬ ho is to this day on the top of Bear moun- 7 thence N 28 W 47 88 poles to 2 a stone tain a changed man His best friends corner to said David thence N 42ij E tracted by above firm could scarcely recognize in him their light 8210 poles to the beginning and also Signed this 13th dav of June 1898 hearted comrade of old the land conveyed by John and Nicho- ¬ U iE REED las Smith and George W Wilson and The saddest fate that can befall a soul C5sp 4wks J H HAGGARD Is when it loses faith in God and woman Daniel Shawhan to the late Sam Ewalt Hes not at home up here they said father of said Edward by their respec- ¬ to each other sadly wisely tapping their tive deeds of conveyance which are of DR CALDWELLS Ml foreheads and many and deep laid were record in the Clerks office of the Bour- ¬ tho schemes to surprise him into telling bon County Court all of said land the hiding place of his famous pocket find situated in Bourbon county Kentucky CURES INDIGESTION He was as reticent on that subjeot as he or so much thereof as will be necessary was as to tho cause of his living up there to satisfy a judgment in favor of Mrs all alone Bettie Currentamounting to 2000 with I want nothing between me and heav- interest thereon from the 24th day of en was all the satisfaction they could get January 1895 amounting principal and out of him and they finally gave it up interest on day of sale to 244333J concluding ho forgotten where Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati gold was hiddenhad As the years rolled his and also to raise the further sum of¬ on 91200 with interest thereon from JanOhio by ones and twos they hit the trail in uary 1st 1897 amounting on the day of - Will be at the Windsor Hotel Parisl searchof pastur6s new and loft Fritz affe- - sale to 100821 and the further sum of erward01d Fritz lord of Devils gulch 2949 unpaid taxes and the costs of St Louis Republic 22095 making the sum this suit total to be raised on the day pf sale the TUESDAY OCT 11TH 1898 The Garden of Eden sum Of 307349 For a long tune it has been contended returning every second Tuesday in each by many that the garden of Eden was loSaid sale will be made on credits of month cated on one of the table lands of Hindu- six twelve and eighteen months for Reeerence Every leading physician stan or Tibet but now M Louis Wilzen equal parts of the purchase money for a distinguished anthropologist comes for- ¬ which the purchaser will ba required to of Paris Kentucky ward and claims that it must have been execute bonds with good surety to be situated very near the north pole His approved by the undersigned Master study of tho cranial formation ef the vari- ¬ Commissioner payable to said Commis ¬ ous racds of mankind has led him to this sioner and bearing interest from day of conclusion According to him mankind sale until paid at six per cent per an- ¬ may be broadly divided into two great num races the whites of Europe and tho col- ¬ It yon srre going to have a sale and ored and yellow populations of Asia and EMMETT M DICKSOjST wrtgh to set a dinner at a reasonable Africa Among the Europeans ho claims r price ull oh tho Scandinavians aro the purest race and Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court- for this reason ho maintains that the par ¬ GEORGE RASSEISFOSS ents of mankind must have lived near Harmon Stitt Attbrne Pakis Ky 2fl3ept2m tho north pole i Suffered 20 Years LOVE AND GOLD Crawford Bros have lately improv- ¬ 1 1 tf o th k - u A E AT REQUIRES COLLARS -- mdutiful Present ¬ v i i v Vr3 m ni k INVENTS KD m B MfWlNn HUH WD PJFF3 STfF ASD ECE 1 vwm Kte null HW WUUIH m SCTTOffl SHE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL CO na ruunu akd a im as f OTHER STARCH HALV OF ANY nTOED Bau if JUCrmBINGERBROSC -- FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron Brand To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and economy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of i - mm if -- r4 TirrT i ¬ iKtirf lr i ¬ al j 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 exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of Ji fa a v M1 f K 3 if in English Quail English Snipe Each SPECIAL PATTERNS Nos 193 and I9f The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Plaque is bordered with a band of gold -- 7 aJJ ELASTIC STARCf has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO MILLION packages of this brand vere sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques acd t ll you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute HA fg -- MASTERS SALE - j j VIWWl nvci v nrnwc All purchasers of three 10 cent or six Scent packages of Elastic Starch Fiat Iron Brand are entitled to re ¬ ceive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free Tbe plaques will not be sent by mail They can be obtained only from your grocer TTsfnc T31ctir WtMWC Cforrh UWWfJ J lOltW Do not delay This offer is for a short time only i id Them Challie frock Skirt with shaped flounca Blouse opens with revers over a chem- ¬ isette oF guipure Sailor collar in the back Material required for costume challie 36 inches wide 11 yards Blouse No iq8 cut in three sizes 34 36 and 38 inches bust measure skirt No 199 cut in three sizes 84 26 and 28 inches waist measure Fries of patterns IO iWJft each CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD CRAYFORD BROS DELsipox Tfc F wkMmwAmmEm ¬ nl ¬ gP KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS TAKE THE i 1 yylf I II I Barkers Shop corner Mam and Fifth St s IHIII JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Call8 Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable HiDIT 3 TRAINS DAILY ¬ FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Eveibody will be there this summer JH BOUSE AM M m BLACK ¬ CURE SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ville Ky I will sell for half cash baly auce in twelve months For-- further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf Agent or information inquire of pour nearest Iieket I 250000 CUHE0 d VtV a ¬ This Means Money For Yon gh ¬ ¬ 4 A TO f ¬ Kennedys Kergan L1 i Dissolution Notice ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ We have no space here to list the many good things we haye for you In order to prove to you this is a Straight Spacial Sale for 15 days we only ask that you call at our mammoth store examine the qualities hear the special low prices in YRUP PEPSiN II OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT saw or and you will then acknowledge that you never figures heard before ol such wonderful values slaughtered at such low every purchase no FREE We are still giving cupons with glass matter how small You can get FfiEE a fine largeclock framed picture etc by buying a beautiful rocking chair a useful flour bin a flue the presents vour eroods eere Call and see to Save Money in Dry Goods Clothing Remember the Maine Store Slippers c Shoes f x 1 I ¬ H Landman MtD rVI Kl m i ¬ ¬ ISONLt AT n f iI3 via Sale Dinners -- j TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BABGAIN BRINGEBS 701 70S MAIN ST PAxlIS KY n -- J Lsi

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