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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 4, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 4, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898100401_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): October 4, 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. Digital page images are linked to the text file. H i r 3 J2s si SI li PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY IH 1h nHft jff IHL jirUMB I t CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners Established FEB l 1881 yiiti rnimHfMiiwn EIGHTEENTH YEAS cggyajiULiifttt rxvngtrarrejTiVYJjaj TWaTRffPW WM PARIS BOURBON CO KY TTJESD AY OCTOBER 4 1898 UJWf 1 NO 79 ium n2 X2ZT323CZ 9EE3523 iw a mmofifiriTwgiiyTnjirii fiw irwatK Browers Lexiiitons Busiest Stove MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered In And AboutVThe Mlurii - EXQUISITE FALL DRAPERIES AVe Call and ex assist her in trimming 4oct 2t a nine Patronage solicited FOR are now showing some beautiful creHtions in high art draper Exilnsive patterns new ies direct from the world tamed desigiiurs colors latest styles lowest piices ORIENTAL CURTAINS 85 00 pr SILK FACED CURTAINS 7 50 pr SATIN RUSSE CURTAINS S1O0U pr MANTLE LAMBRIQUINS 175 each A handsome line of BATlENBEKG CPHTAINS fivm 8750 to 2750 per pair -- i ¬ With thoughts turned toward refurnishing the wall pupal stock The great invites your attention The kev noto U NEW GOODS dec ration scheme and pae is full of New ideas You find your supply all its requirements at one visit It is much easier to plan mat h and sbuch here among the goods than at home Visit the Department Fine Specials For This Week A Carnation pattern nothing hut the fiagnuve lacking 15c Special Red and Yellow Biiar Brush 1aitern as perfect as the Four 30 inch Ingrains at lOc with match ceiling at 20 at 50c match molding at 5c a lout In tlie Wall Paper Store- - natural Scotch roses 20 0r 2d prize F RRilWFIt Im f 1 Carpets Furniture Wall Pape umtrrrt i i iiii iMih n iifciiiii iii j i un m irti trrnrr if Ql II a idLOlilj mm MR Here are a few reasons why PI S Stout has succeeded in building Lirifst tailoring business in Paris up KIHST rle vecoujniz d the fact that five years ago that the only day of big rofits and small sales was past SECOND lie cuts the nricu of tailor made garments at least 40 PER CENT 1HIRD Lie kept up the quality of his materials his styles and his workmanship FOURTH He always does as he advertised te this system he has built up a large trade that appreciate- the fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or OverMany customers at a small profit rather than a few customers coat at a big profit says H S Stout If you want credit your high pnee tailor gladly extends it for he pay dearly it in the fakes younot turn overfor new leaf end the best save money by a wear H S Stout trial giving Hemakesrthe Finest Imported Suits j-for -amtimmjmikM hl As a result of -- ¬ 5 mm xz j AKD ia -- - s l 3500 PARTS FURHI3HIMG TAILORING CO H S STOUT Manager JOE MTJNS0N Cutter Several tnui- from forty to one hundred acres ot nood land suit- tor J G- Allen visited telatives in ffiarps able ecru tobacco whwill bniv on them an h ie at laud in itusn burg Sunday Fayette and Hury counties lud Pay ¬ Mrs Arthur Long returned to ment to suit For information call on Midway yesterday 30sep4T M Pnrnellinterest Frank Collier has bought a half Lung Irritation in T D Judys grocery forerunner to consumption Dr Mrs Jos A Miller is visiting irela is the Pine will cure it and Bells tives in Mason and atAugusta give snchiStrength to the lungs that a Jas Mitchell is sniferiug with a ai cough or cold will not settle there Twenty hye cents at all good druggist buucle in the palm ot his hand Mr Jas Butler and family aie visit- ¬ CARLISLE ing her father in Bracken county Miss Mamie Williamson of Texas is NeVB Culled From Nicol8 County the guest ot Dr C B Smith and wife Precincts f J no Jameson Sr will continue this From the Mercuru Cos as Miss month at G- O White Remington of Paris is ganger 3 jL ZJ visiting Bttiesisters Mrs Sadie Eales her Mr audMrs W G- Mt Cliutock have and MrsrFisher taken board with Dr C B Smith and H M Taylor has recovered in Ohio lamil3T his horse that wa stolen from his stable Miss Terry of Pari- - was the gnst of a week or so ago Harmon Stit and family from Saturday Mrs Lou Palmer Mrs Geo Bowen till Monday Mis John McLlintock and Mis Geo Miss Mary Richardson of Lexington pwVdtt of Paris were in the city last is tUe guest of her grandmother1 Mrs Weanesaay tne guest or Mrs onaie Mary Ti otter Marr of Mr Wm Turner and family Private John Lewis of the 20th U S guests of Mr Ben Jones and Regulars i i quite ill at the home or his Paris were irk ivlirr ilitth I rmn in this ritv Siinnt family Sunday Mrs Robt How guest of her daugh He contracted lewr at Santiago aid ter Mrs Lizzie Miller return id to Cov- never fully recovered ington Saturday The fallowing gentleman composed the petif jnrv for the Citciit Court Messrs Josh Reese A J Stiles and O Wilson T J Jous Har ¬ Mr Mathers of Mason were here Fri term W vey Soper F M Rankin J B Carter day on business W N Sanfoid Jo inh Paris J R Mcflell vnd Bros sold to Lee Thomas Golden A F Karn Jessie Norton E of Lexington two extra combined geld- ¬ W Shanklin Dauitl Thompson J R ings Saturday Robertscjh J W Uamph 11 J W Dal zMl Phflip Cummins J M Conway Dr H C Bnrris has returned aud DA Lipscomb Huddleson will be found at his dental x rooms over W HSparks Wm Norton W D Fry Grau Phillips drug store Black and H C Throck ¬ man Misses Katie Miller and Mabel Btll morton vl returned Saturday from a visit with friends in Covington g Coughed 20 Years 1 suffered fpr 25 years with a cough Mrs Jas Cummings of ATavsville and spent hundreds of dollars with was the guest of Misses Jennie and doctors ajid tor medicine to u j avail un ¬ Bessie Purnell Friday til I ugd D Bells Mr Horace Roberts and family of This rduredy makes w ak lungs strong Myers were guests of J no Roberts and It has rsyYed my lite J B Rotell family Saturday and Sunday Grautsburg 111 -- t Mrs Jos Noyes and daughter Mary Craword Bros have lately improv- ¬ of Maysville have been guests of Mrs ed their barber shop making it decided Robt Barnes for the past week Mrs Harry ly the most- - attractive shop in Paris Mrs Wm Kennedy James and Rev White of Carlisle at- ¬ They qffeifefifeprompt expert and polite tended the Bnptist meeting here Satur service leir shop is as cool as any day lot or cold hatha at any in tKe poisoned Xevi ibdnfl Some miscreant T Trotters fine bird dog Saturday mak ¬ ing the second dog in three months he Weak Eyes are Made Strong has lost vision made clear styes removed dim Mr and Mrs C W Howard and G and granulatsd lids or sore eyea of any W Mclutyre went to Paris Sunday to kind speedily and effectually cured bj hear Rev Dickson at the Presbyterian the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Church Its put up in tubes and sold on a guar- Mrs America Butler returned Satur- tee by all good druggists -- day from a months visit with her daughter Mrs Albert Hawes in use any other Purity - Sale J -- - - -- -- Tar-Honey Havig been holicifetl by a number of persons to t ren a cooking school in Paris this Fall I have deid- - to do so early in October il a snffiVient lin iber oi pupils can be eeiaired All per mis desiring to take ofte or more lemons will please give mo their naun s within the next few das I with io stah- - that I have made arrangements with Mr Seiger of Louisville to furnish on short notice individual ices fancy caes and ornaments for serving same Terms Ten lessons 1 single lesson 50c Mrs W A Johnson -- tiwi jvmriiiMij iJAjaafjJyLKlEagTWM OF ASSIGNEES SALE I ¬ A TV T - The undti signed Atsigueas of William Sparks will expose to salt- - to the highest hikI best bidder a trarr of land situated in Bourbon County containing -- 279 ACRES 2 ROODS 18 POLSS Said sale will be made on the premises one mile South ol Leesburg at 1U oclock a in Tlic Howard Hat made in Xew York in still and soft one HURSDAY OCT 13TH 1898 - - iVI ¬ ¬ of the best liats made guaran ¬ DESCRIPTION teed in quality style and finish at the low price of 3 is on sale ot Said land is sitnated on the East side Leesburg and Newtown Turnpike hy Price Co sole agents tronting thereon 159 poks is one mile outhot former plce and five miles Always ask for Paris Milling North of lattei which is a station on is Cos Purity flour All grocers Kentucky Midland theRailroad by It the South further bounded on keep it Insis on having Purity la d of Mrs Hawkins and Silas dirt road on the Eatt by the lauds of every time Muith Bibhop and on the North by lands ot Crenshaw and Chiun It is descrioed oy metes and bounds in order of sale n lasure in mv arenc This is a No 1 farm in every respect Location in good neighborhood con ¬ union Pro mpf paying reliable citely companies insures against fire venient to schools and churchesacres in good 150 General Fertility grass rtbont 60 acres that may be put in wild and stoim for and W O HINT0 Aest wheal this tallcom about 70 acres next tobacco etc cultivation in -- ¬ ¬ JV Pine-Tar-Hon- ey resi- ¬ brick dence six rooms tobacco barn and flour for sale hy all grocers other necessary outbuildings Well watered with cisterns ponds Ask for it Take no other and Springs Any one wishing a good home or a paying investment should call on Mr William Sparks on the Th3 soft aud stiff piemihts or on the undersigned jsvho pleasure in showing haS late Fdil styles at 2 ne will taEeperfect sale absolute the land Title ever offered in Terms The land will be sold on 3 of the be Bourbon County fcr the money three eqral payment 1st due March 1st 1S99 at which time possession will at Price Gos sole agenvs oe givei Balance 2 two annual py uieuts with interest from March 1st AVE are the p ples friends We re- ¬ 1899 Bonds with approved surety to he pair your hueu and put neck bands on given on day of sale Haggard Rf id Interest may be abated from day pi free payment to March 1st 1899 if creditors isrZSrsnsxtsmtifjnk agree to accept and stop iutere st as to this provision a definite statement- - will POLAND FDR SILL be made on day of sale CIUMS J Q WARD J MILLER WARD I have 0 Poland China boars for sale Assignees of William Sparks April pigs good as can be found any20sep 4tT where Eligible for register Use Pari Milling Co s Purity year Improvements Good Rijibe -- thus ¬ W W Shropshike 23sp 3t Escoudida Ky asking A hacking cough is a grave yard cough the sooner you get rid of it the belter Dont wait until it develops¬ into consumption but use the celebrated Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup at once It is a wonderful r Ill mm W VerwiiHu rnW SiirgeoSJ Physician UJ f TTT T 1 I Office Fouith and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 7 ¬ Chicago Messrs J jr Allen and Ed Ingels were elected School Trustees Saturday None were elected last year hence two Dont but fe MM ARE THE HiOST FATAL EASES t F ALL OISa m Hi P fjy FOLEYS ICIOiiY CURE BO jfjK s a guaranteed remedy for ail mm BLADDER Diseases KIDNEY and Km Sold by James Kennedy Druggist this year Mrs T P Wadell and daughter Agnes will return to morrow from an extended visit with her parents at Bardstown Miss Marguerite Rankin aud Mr Will G iimes went to Liuietta Springs Friday to attend a house party by Miss Anna B Engleman Carpenter Bros took nine out of eleven premiums at the Sharpsburg Fair last week on three horses pair harness and one saddle horse The rock crusher has finished for the Paris Cane Ridge aud other pikes near here and was moved Saturday to the Brentsville pike near Paris Rev Danl Robertson and family will move Wednesday to Winchester near his new church work at Grassy Lick aud Mt Pisgah in Montgomery Rev W S Grinstead the new ap- ¬ pointee for tne Methodist Church arrived Saturday and preached Sunday He will move his family here this week Mr Jos E Johnson of San Jose Cal is the guest of his sister Mrs Har- ¬ mon Stitt and will remain for some time to read law under Judge Harmon ¬ flour from Paris Milling Co tell your grocer you want no other All grocers keep it Go to Plan Your Summer Outinjc Now Picturesque 3LacKinao via The Coast 16aug tf to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m remedy for all throat and lung affec- ¬ tions and will cure a deep seated cough or cold m a lew days L Pleasant St Dr opp 33 S3 sraHnsii Church Office on first floor SLSON First Presbyterian Line It otily costs 1350 from Detroit 1550 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland for the round trip including meals and berths One thousand miles of lake ride on new modern steel steamers for the Send 2c for illustrated above rates pamphlet AA Bucks old office Address Schantz G P A Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists Will cure a Hacking Cough rcw tm m Office Hours S to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Detroit Mich The Eagle King of All Birds is noted for its keen sight clear and distinct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids Sold by all dealers at 25 cents SUGR a uf iron 232 1 PtEnsra I desire to lease for a term of y ars my farm in Bourbon county near Ewalts Cross Roads and on Paris Cvnthiana Turnpike containing five u 3 tlSB 52 hundred and sixty six acies Possession given March 1 1899 Privilege of seed- ¬ No one hut strictly reliable ing given parties need apply ¬ Stitt The very best companies com- ¬ pose my agency which insures against fire wind and storm Non union W 0 HINTON Agent THE FINEST IN ALL W E HIBLER W Main st Lexington Ky ii 11111 KENTUCKY I have for sale 54 coming two-year-o- ld 111 11111111 m 111111 1 111 1 11 11 1 1 11111 1 1 1 ns yy t i HHf v I 1 tl iiri Died Miss Sallie E Barnett died A good story on page six Read it here last Wednesday at 10 p m of typhoid fever Burial last Friday morn- ¬ ing at 10 a m at tne Millersburg cemeMy agency insures against tery J W Conway has employed Charles fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ Waltz a professional butcher of Cov- ¬ liable prompt paying companiington and will now guarantee you the best meats in the market and handled esnon-union equal to anywhere it W 0 HINTON Agent Rev J A Taylor who has been as ¬ sisted by Rev Pace of Jackson Miss closed the meeting Sunday night at the RAILROAD time card Baptist tjnurcn mere were six addi- ¬ tions to the church NRR L ¬ ¬ mules 51 of the number being mares Clays Shoe Store E Cor 4th FOR SIZE COLOR they are simply unequaled address the undersigned 20sep4t AT STYLE Main Paris Ky Call on or HORACE MILLER Paris Ky Shoes TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN NO GAS - NO COCAINE A THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE up-to-dat- WE TERSTEGGE GOHMANN Louisville Kfc From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m sbakes easily under all condi- ¬ Ike Boyd the colored Richmond 505 a m 740 a m Hasball bearing grate cant stick giant of this From 328 p m tions Alsodraw out grate removable and renewable without place took two premiums at the Cyn having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction thiana Street Fair one for the tallest From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m in all man 6 ft 8 in 3 and for the largest best materials skilled workmanship modern and DEPARTURE OP TRAINS its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth- ¬ foot ahe wears shoes made on his own To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a- - m For last No 14 ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience 340 p m -- Millinery Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m sale byallpromment dealers Parlors Miss Anna To 545 p m 1014 p m Thompson has opened a full line of millinery at her home opposite Auxiers To Richmond 11 8 a m 543 p m CO 1016 pm store on Pleasant Street aud will keep - - a full line aud nf tho viv lai oof office To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent jMrs T Davis a lady of experience will the only two premiums offered on fowls e at the Cvnthiana Street Fair with a float with fourteen coop3 of fowls deco From Cincinnati 1058 a m m 1010 p m rated with flags and bunting He took Mr F A Herbert was in the parade ARRIVAL OF TRAINS A simple application to the gums used only b jue and acknowledged by the public to be th- best and easiest and absolute v free trom any after effects 538 p Catepuoric treatment for painless filling all Upper and lower Silver fillings Gold crowns Painless extraction Gold fillings 50 cts up i500 100 up 5 00 5i that is NEW and de- sirable in footwear s Our goods rnd prices are sure to please you Try us for your next 5 pair of shoes complete stock of g i cts Jl 1D1M DJ Paris Ky t 5 HiniiiiiiiiiiinmiimimmimiinMnuni 321 Main St opp Court house Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Telephone 79 VfRUP JP CURES COKS7ffATION N u- - DR CALDVMS rf XafT 3 THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 4 1898 FOREST FIRES Timber Domain of Colorado Devastated at a Rapid Rate ¬ PHILIPPINE CONSTITUTION WILL NOT AGREE Spanish Commissioners Instructed Not to Yield Up Manila and Luzon Americans Instructed to Insist on Spalm Ceding the Whole of the Island of Luzon to Us Separation of Church and State THE ROYAL MATCH MAKER Qneen Louise Whose Offspring is Con ¬ nected With Nearly Every Eu ¬ Aguinaldo Provides for Four Secretaries to Control the Island tVIth Himself as President Proposed AHIaace with England If the United States and England should form an alliance the combined stingth would he so great that there would be little Pure Blood J Aifk ropean Throne Dead 29 the Fires Are Now Nearly Three Hundred Miles in Circumference With Glen wood for a Center Mountain Ranges All Ablaze Col -- Oct 1 The weather man can afford no hope for those on the western slope whose homes and crops are threatened by the forest fires There are no indications what ¬ of the revolutionary government of the ever of rain and this seems to be the Philippines He provides for four seconly element able to stay the flames retaries the secretary of state marine fury secretary of war Throughout Eagle county high and commerce the the secretary of works winds have prevailed giving- a fresh and public police interior justice public instrucimpetus to the forest fires that are de- ¬ tion and health and the secretary of vastating the timber domain industry A In consequence new territory is be ¬ finance agriculture and to be com- ¬ provided for The blaze is rapidly congress is ing devoured of all the extending along the grand reserves of posed of representatives An im- ¬ of the archipelago XDrovinces Girard mountain west of Homestake portant featui e of the constitution in creek and from present appearances probability that Aguinaldo of will sweep the country to Bear moun- ¬ view trythe to obtain recognition from will tain at Min turn governments is that part Back of Min turn to the heads of Wil¬ European of the secretary low and Two Elk the country is de- ¬ describing the duties state vastated little remaining to feed the ofThe office It provides of state shall he di ¬ of secretary flames From Hoosier mountain the vided into three departments for diplomacy wind has driven the fire to the edge of for marine and for commerce The depart- ¬ Gypsum creek The settlers of Upper ment of diplomacy will study and transact all Gypsum Gannon Collins and others business concerning the direction of diplomatic foreign powers are fighting desperately to save their matters and negotiations with shall study and The department of marine homes and stop its passage across into transact all business in reference to the forma- ¬ the magnificent forests of West Brush tion and organization of a navy and the organi- ¬ zation If it gets into Brush the finest body of may beand equipment of such expeditions as by the revolutionary govern- ¬ timber in the state is gone No loss of ment in desired out its purposes and de- ¬ carrying life has been reported but several signs The department of commerce will both all people have lost their homes and their transact and business pertaining to trade work external and all preliminary internal crops for the making of commercial treaties with All the game is leaving the country foreign nations Desver New Yokk Oct 1 A dispatch to the Herald from Washington says Senor Agoncillo the Philippine repre- ¬ sentative who has come to Washing ¬ ton to ask that the insurgents be heard by the peace commissioners at Paris has made public a translation of the Philippine constitution which Agui naldo was to have proclaimed at Malo los Friday By this constitution Agui naldo formally renounces the title of dictator and assumes that of president ¬ of Denmark died at 530 Thursday morning The entire royal family was nerves and increases the appetite at her bedside Copenhagen Sept 30 Qtujen Louise of Denmark who died at 530 a m Thursday was born September 7 1817 She was the daughter of Landgrave Wflhelm of Hesse Cassel and was married May 26 1842 to Christian fourth son of the late Duke Wilhelm of Christian was appointed to the succession of the crown of Denmark by the treaty of London of May 8 1852 and by the Danish law of succession of July 31 1853 He succeeded to the throne as Christian IX on the death of King Frederick VII on November 15 1863 For the last 30 years of her life the queen exercised such influence on the politics of Eu- ¬ rope that she was sometimes called the mother-in-laof the continent Another title which was sometimes given her was the royal matchmaker The children of King Christian and Queen Louise are Prince Frederick the heir appar ent born June 3 18 13 who married Princess Louisa daughter of King Carl XV of Swedeu and Norway Princess Alexandria born De cember 1 1844 who was married Marcl 10 1863 to the Prince of Wales Prince Wilhelm born December 24 1845 elected king of the Hellenes under the title ol George Iby the Greek national assembly in 1863 and who married Olga Constantinowo a grand duchess of Russia in 1867 Princess Marie Dag mar Empress Maria Feouerevna born No vember 26 1847 who was married Novembej 9 1866 to Alexander III the late emperor ol Russia Princess Thyra born September 29 1853 who was married December 21 1878 t Prince Ernest August duke of Cumberland and Prince Waldemar born October 27 1858 who married in 1885 the Princess Marie dOn leans eldest daughter of the Duo De Chartres The queen has been dangerously ill for sev eral months but an effort had been made t keep the condition of the royal sufferer f roni the public Her daughter the princess o Wales was summoned to Denmark in haste s few weeks ago Washington Sept 30 The presiw Copenhagen Sept Queen Louise chance for enemies to overcome us In a like manner when men and women keep up their These are the essentials of health Hoods bodily strength with Hostetters Stomach Sarsaparillais the great blood purifier and Bitters there is little chance for attack from stomach tonic It promptly expels the disease The old time remedy enriches the impurities which cause pimples sores and blood builds up the muscles steadies the eruptions and by giving healthy action Good Digestion ff t - i Try it - ¬ The United States held another confer- ¬ peace commission ence Thursday morning after which accompanied by the United States am- ¬ bassador Gen Horace Porter they drove to the foreign office where the commissioners met and breakfasted with the Spanish commissioners In addition to the commissioners and the ambassadors the ministers of foreign affairs M Delcasse had invited the Paris Sept 30 A Family Affair Rich Uncle You might as well stop mooning about Miss Beauty She hasnt been in love with you after all Shes been Is Americas Greatest Medicine 81 six for 5 after the money she thought you would in Prepared only by C L Hood Co IiOwellMass herit from me are the only pills to takeNephew Impossible Why do you think Wjth Hoods Sarsaparilla to the stomach and digestive organs it keeps the system in perfect order Hoods Sarsaparilla - f - ¬ so I have proposed to her myself and been accepted N Y Weekly Send four cents Hnndc Pillc r - - vV vWjIjJ three head officials of the French for eign office the first secretaries of the embassies and Gen Hegron secretary of the Elysee palace ¬ in stamps for an il- ¬ lustrated booklet issued by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway the direct route across the American Continent to the New Trans Pacific possessions of the United States Full of latest reliable information and valuable for reference Can be used as a text book in school Address Geo H Chicago Hawaii and the Philippines V Heafford Genl Pass and Ticket Agent 111 K x The French newspapers continue to comment upon the difficulties which the two commissions will have to face by reason of their divergent instruc- ¬ tions beyond which it is said they can not go Gil Bias says The Spanish government has given its commissioners very precise in- ¬ structions They are to do their ut- ¬ most to have it admitted that there can be no question of disputing the rights of Spanish sovereignty over Manila the island of Luzon and the rest of the archipelago outside of the naval stations which Spain will cede mind Not Difficult He indignantly I hope I know my own She sweetly Yes B II IHBIbwK r know as much as that You surely ought to Pick-Me-U- TBADr MAHK p To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c- Our idea of a difficult task for anyone to fill would be for a woman to make herself popular at her boarding house Globe BAKERS CHOCOLATE Celebrated for more than a century as a delicious nutri- ¬ tious and flesh forming bev- ¬ Has our well known erage - Atchison Do people kick harder because of too much rain than they kick because of too much dry weather Atchison Globe For Whooping Cough Pisos Cure is a successful remedv M P Dieter 67 Throop Ave Brooklyn N Y Nov 14 94 A thing of beauty said the Cornfcd Philosopher is a joy until the fashion changes Indianapolis Journal at the Marianne islands On the other side the American commission before leaving President McKinley received from him very pre- - YELLOW LABEL on the front of every package New Goast Ul Drfrnsr Monitor ffi dent has sent the following telegram of condolence to the king of Denmark To His Majesty King of Denmark Copenhagen I offer your majesty my sincere condolence in the bereavemenl you suffer by the death of our e aemed consort rlorehound and lar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute Cure your cough with Hales Honey of and our trade mark La Belle Chocolatiere on the back NONE OTHER GENUINB is more flattering to have people won- ¬ why we are not famous than why we der are Town Topics It r Is a Constitutional Cure Halls Catarrh Cure Price 7oc ¬ Made only by William McKinley President of the United States Stick to your business with the glue of in dustry Chicago Daily News Some people die eating and others di et Chicago Daily News WAI TPD RAKPP rrfc Mn i T WRECKED CRISTOBAL COLON Constructor Hobsoa to Be Given Govern- ment Aid in His Effort to liaise the Wrecked Spanish Vessel L DORCHESTER ilASS ESTABLISHED 1780 4fliill t fc oo oo 0 IB33 T DIAGRAM SHOWING DECK PLAN OP THE NEW MONITORS escaping the smoke and heat of the blazing woods Dispatches received here say that Wheyleys peak between North and Middle park is now a mass of flames and it is greatly feared that they will extend to both of those beautiful camping grounds The fire has al ¬ ready cut a swath 35 miles long from the Grand river almost to Dillon in Summit county The width is as yet unknown Kremmlin in Grand coun ty has had a narrow escape and the danger is not yet entirely over The fires around Aspen are work ing down the mountain side toward town although they are not burning with the force they have been Battlement government reserve bounded by the Grand river on the north Roaring Fork on the east and the Gunnison on the west is a mass of flame This reserve runs through the sounties of Garfield Delta and Mesa The big White river government re¬ ¬ ¬ VERY MYSTERIOUS KILLING A Farmer Murdered in a Cold lilooded Manner by an Unknown Cyclist Near Oswego III instructions cise instructions from which the com- ¬ missioners can not depart The following is the text of their Christopher Henney a poor farmer whose home jn a leasehold is near Bristol was murdered by an unknown cyclist on a roadway which runs through a stretch of lonely wood a mile and a half from this town The killing was of a most cold blooded character Henney had spent the afternoon in Aurora and passed through Oswego about G oclock He was alone and had scarcely entered the bush road when he was confronted by the cyclist who declared Now Ive got you and fired point blank at the form Then the assassin rode speedily awav The bullet struck Henney in the abdomen inflicting a wound from which he died in a few hours 111 1 Oswego Oct ereignty over the whole of the island of Luzon Second The other islands of the Archipelago will be replaced under the dominion of Spain on condition that a liberal government is accorded to the inhabitants Third Complete separation of church and state in the Philippines Fourth Spain can not cede any other islands in the group to any for ¬ eign power without Americas consent Fifth The United States shall enjoy for all time the same commercial privileges as the most favored nations not excepting Spain herself ing The Gil Bias concludes by remark- ¬ First Spain cedes absolute sov- ¬ - serve starting in Garfield county and extending through the Routt and Rio Blanco is also on fire Reliable reports show that the fires are now nearly three hundred miles in circumference with Glen wood for a center and practically every moun ¬ tain range with timber is ablaze The only cessation of the fire that is reported comes from Cottonwood and Four Mile creeks where the flames have consumed everything that will burn on the mountain sides Ifavy Estimates for the Coming Year Washington Oct 1 Secretary of the Navy Long has received estimates from his subordinates regarding the amounts they deem necessary for the operation of their respective depart ments during the coming fiscal year Their figures foot up to 47000000 the largest peace estimate which has eyer been submitted ¬ SHOT THROUGH THE HEART Actor Scott Inglis Commits Suicide by Shooting in a Theatrical Boarding House in New York Scott Inglis an actor in Julia Arthurs company shot himself through the heart Friday night in a theatrical boarding house on West Twenty seventh street where he had been living Inglis was dismissed from the company a few days ago for failure to attend a rehearsal and had been re- ¬ fused reinstatement by Miss Arthur He was without funds Inglis was an Australian 35 years old He married Mis Yta Hamilton a member of Mrs James Brown Pot- ¬ ters company having met her in Australia She is at present ill at her home in Thomnson Clark county Ky 1 New York Oct I - V is r f - v II t W e - railroad men D TV Rice and T J Harper brakeman and conductor respectively re locked up at the county jail in de ¬ fault of 1000 bail each to have their cases investigated by the United States grand jury next December Both are charged with having attempted to pass on a Sandusky druggist what pur- ¬ ported to be a S10 bill which in reality was but a Si upon which the figures liad been pasted to make it appear as a SlObilL Toledo An Old Trick 0 Oct L Two interests are booming Two immense warehouses are building and a num ber of others doubling their capacity Finest crop of tobacco ever known in this section ¬ Tobacco ISoom at Owensboro Owensboro Ky Sept 30 Tobacco to be feared that for unhappy Spain the negotiations Can Spar in Allegheny which open on the first of October Pittsburgh Pa Sept 30 Police will give no satisfaction Superintendent Muth of Allegheny says that Corbett and McCoy can spar THEY ARE BEING SENT NORTH here during the week of the Knights Templar conclave but that a fight to The All Sick at Ponce to Be Sent to the United a finish will not be permitted city will be open for all kinds of legitiStates as Soon as They are Able mate sport for the entertainment of to Travel the visitors It is understood that strong efforts are being made to get Washington Oct l The war department has posted the following the big fighters to meet in Allegheny The president has given instruc- ¬ at that time tions that all sick at Porto Rico be There is Hope for Dr Todd sent north as soon as they are able to Chicago Sept 30 Dr E A Todd travel with safety his purpose being assistant superintendent of the state to relieve Gen Brooke of the further insane hospital at Toledo O who is care of the sick and at the same time at the Presbyterian hospital in this enable the men to receive the treat ¬ city suffering from hydrophobia was ment obtainable in the better appoint ¬ reported Thursday to be slightly imed home hospitals These men will be proved The patient is a little more furloughed as in the cases of those re- ¬ cheerful wvhich is looked upon as a turning from Santiago About 700 left favorable sign The crisis in the case Friday on the Relief and Missouri is not looked for until Friday ¬ ¬ It is therefore Washington Sept 30 Assistant Secretary Allen who has been directly in charge of the arrangements made with the wrecking companies for rais ing such of the Spanish warships sunk or stranded in the battle of July 3 as can be recovered said Thursday re ferring to Constructor Hobsons work on the Teresa that the navy depart ment had given the young constructor all the assistance which it was possible to extend in the prosecution oi his work Moreover it is now proposed to give him further aid the to in his effort raise Colon by far the finest ship of the Spanish squadron Whatever credit has been earned by Constructor Hobson by reason of the Teresa would in the opinion of Mr Allen be largely exceeded if the attempt to raise thfi Colon results successfully In the case of this ship the young constructor has pledged his professional reputa tion against the unanimous opinion oi all the expert wreckers who have ex amined the ship Yet the navy department is unhesitatingly support ing Hobsons 5ndgment as indicatd by the fact that Wednesday it shipped from New York 20000 worth of specially manufactured rubber airbaga Asido to be used in lifting the Colon from the sentimental reason for spar ing no effort to save this shin the navy department is satisfied from the reports of divers who have investigat ed her condition that she is well worth from a monetary point of view the expenditure of a considerable per-¬ centage of her original value about 54000000 if there is a reasonable prospect of raising her ¬ lot Infants bbcus The and Children 0 ff00 n ¬ ¬ ¬ aignamrer p n mSI JJfsf fir 5r MIL f Use 41 Over Thirty Yiars ¬ The Kind You Have Always Bought THG CENTAUR COMPANY TT MURRAY STREET NEW VORK CITY QpwWWwWww - ¬ ¬ 4 ¬ ¬ 4 H Better than Gold and better than any other chewing tobacco ever made YOU are not obliged to dig to it i ne u cciiL piece ui wm m m m aa M V a am m is the largest piece of really high grade tobacco and you can get it anywhere in the United States KlltiBlS PLUG Afflii a S IbbV -- 23 - - Insurance Claims Compromised Jackson aged 35 Colored Mans Suicide O Sept 30 H - colored committed suicide Thursday at Centeryille 16 miles south of here He walked from the house to a cornfield held his gun tohisstomach Bert Scott andpulled th trigger Stf 71 Sept Calvin Sturdevant guardian of Miss Bessie Johns daughter of the late ex- Auditor W T Johns who was killed by a1 highwayman in this city last March has succeeded in effecting a compromise with the insurance com- ¬ panies in which Mr Johns held poli-¬ cies at the time of his death The de- ¬ ceased carried policies amounting to 15000 but the consideration ofthe compromise was 9 850 Miss Johns is the only heir 30--Auditor NoBLESViLLEInd old Leo claiming to hail from Hamil ¬ ton county Ohio stylishly dressed went to Mrs Sarah Aukermans board ¬ ing house and swindled her out of 200 on a deed for 80 acres of land After she discovered that she had been swindled she immediately sent officers on his trail When he saw the officers coming he bggan to run The officers chased him three miles and he was fouridVin a swamp exhausted by Mar ¬ shal Stolz and HalspafeL He is well known as the Diamond Kinr y- Greenville Chased Three Miles by Officers O Sept 30 Prof Har ¬ i A I Pernember the name A cop of 48x34 S bbbV jjj - wman vnn hiiu Art am Alleas TJlcerlno Salve the world for Bt BBBS BBfe m UNITED STATES WALL MAP WM h bSJB BfVtf wvwwwwwww oar handsome map inches printed in colors and mounted on a roller will v BbI bo sent to any address oareceipt of 15 cents in postage to pay for packing and trans portation P 8 EUSHS General Passenger Agent 0 B Q B B Chicago 111 L J n E never falls Draws out all Saves suffering Cures permanent Best salve for Car BHBCtes Plies Salt Kheam Saras Cats anaauxrresa wohhs by mausmjuiwc ASvm 63c Boole free J JP praaww SU JTaal JMIBB is the only snrecure in Chronic Ulcers Ben IJlcer Scrofulous Ulcers Varicose Ulcers TvhltJt Swelling Fever Sores and all Oldexpense ana Sores poison A i --- THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 4 1898 HHtv - fi- - ANEWWARSHIR Tuesday THEY SEIZED THE TOWN A TIDAL STORM THE EVACUATION OF CUBA BODYEMBALMED Bayards Eemains Taken to Boston Thence to Wilmington Del Aston Xk Bm War Xews it i - Striking Miners From Pana 111 Take Possession of Washigton Ind They The Lowlands Surrounding Savannah Illinois Most Powerful Vessel of the Drive Oat the Negroes One Shot Are Under Water for Miles Navy to Be Launched Xensrth on Load Water Iin 368 Feet Beam 72 Feet 2 Inches Normal Dis ¬ placement 11525 Tons Loaded 12325 Tons Draft 25J Feet It is Thought That it Will Have Been Ac- ¬ complished by the Beginning of the New Year if Not Sooner Next Tuesday 11 oclock there will glide off the at ways at the yards of the Newport News Shipbuilding- Co the biggest most powerful and probably the most generally effective battle ship in the United States navy This will be the Illinois which is expected by the naval designers to be a worthy god child of the state whose name she bears One brave policeman Anderson Can JJarger by a thousand tons than the non went up to the whole mob and Oregon larger than the Iowa now demanded of them to disperse They the biggest battle ship in service the answered by leveling their pistols at 3 -- Washington Oct - Washington Ind Oct a This city was in a great state of excitement Sun day night One hundred and fifty coal miners from Pana 111 came here Sunday afternoon and met with the home union miners and organized At 10 oclock Sunday night they goj together and masked visited all the shacks where the colored coal miners lived About fifty of the Negroes were corailed and at the points of revolvers were driven out of town One Negro refused to go and the miners fired on him He has not been found and may be killed The police could do nothing ¬ ¬ About 15 Per Cent of the Bice Crop is Lost Much Damage to Shipping It is Feared the Loss of iafe Was Very Heavy Ga Savannah from 3 Oct 8 For 18 hours ¬ ¬ oclock Sunday morning until 6 oclock Sunday night Savannah has been in the grasp of a West Indian cy- ¬ clone During that time the wind blew steadily from fifty to seventy miles an hour While the city escaped with comparatively little damage the loss of property among the sea islands of the Georgia and South Carolina coasts is believed to be heavy For miles in every direction around Savan- ¬ submerged nah the lowlands along the rivers are Only one fatality has so far been re- ¬ to the smaller battle ships while in of speed she will Illinois is still so designed that she him will be able to enter any harbor open The masked miners took the town the matter rank with any of them The dimensionsof the Illinois are as follows Length on Joad water line 368 feet beam extreme 72 feet 2 inches draft on normal displacement of 11525 tons 23 feet 6 inches Maximum displacement all ammunition and stores on board 12325 tons maximum indicated horse power esti mated 10000 probable speed 1GX knots Normal coal supply 800 tons coal supply loose storage 1200 tons The main battery will consist of four 13 inch rifles in Hichborn balanced turrets oval in shape and placed in the center line of the vessel and 14 0 inch rapid fire The secondary battery will gains consist of 10 G pounder rapid fire guns four 1 pounder rapid fire guns two Colt guns and two field guns She will carry four torpedo tubes The 13 inch guns have an arc of fire of 135 degrees on each side of the center line and the 6 inch an arc of 90 degrees on the broadside with the advantage of those on the upper deck of a direct fire ahead and astern Any injury to or near either of these six inch guns will be confined to its own compartment as a 1 inch steel splinter bulkhead separates each of these guns from its neighbor The armor belt which extends from the stem to abaft the after turret is to be 1G inches thick at the top and 9 inches thick at the bottom except at the forward end where it will be tapered to four inches at the stem This belt armor will ex tend from four feet below the normal load line to three and one half feet above it and will maintain the full thickness amidships between the turrets and for the distance occu piedbytKeehgiheS and boilers Diag onal armor 12 inches thick connecting this belt armor and barbettes and extending from the slopes of protective deck to top of the side belt on each side is worked to give protection from a raking fire Abaft the after turret the protection will be completed by thickening the protective deck to 4 inches on the slopes with 2 inches on the flat On the slopes of this deck forward it is 3 inches thick and 1 inch es on the flat The armor on the 13 inch gun turrets will be 17 inches in front and 13 inches on the rear and sides while on the barbettes for these tur rets which are circular in shape will be 15 inches on the front and 10 inches ¬ ¬ ¬ breech-loadin- g- ported the drowning of a Negro while Chief of Police Call turned in the fire attempting to reach the mainland from alarm and called out the citizens to a small island near Thunderbolt but heavy loss of life is feared on the South assist in keeping peace Several are depntized and if there is Carolina sea islands where such feara new outbreak of trouble much blood- ful loss of life occurred during the shed is likely to result At 130 a m great tidal storm of 1S93 The condithe streets were covered with people tions now are similar to those during Owing to the sub The masked men have hidden them- that storm isocountry and selves possibly to make an attack on merged the ¬ other Negro shacks There are possi- lated location of the islands no bly fifty Negroes who declare they news can be had from them until the water subsides For eight will die before they leave town Everything was quiet within the miles north of Savannah the entire city at 130 Monday morning Small country is a lake with only the ham- groups of strangers are seen in different parts of the town and the police believe this means more trouble The COMMISSION THAT WILL PROBE THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR masked miners are believed to have ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ m New York Oct 3 A special to the Herald from Washington says If the present plans are carried out it is expected that the evacuation of Cuba will have been completed by De- ¬ cember 31 and the new year will see the American colors raised all over the i island now believed the plans will be It is carried out because advices from the military commission in Havana indi- ¬ cate that Spain will no longer contend for delay It is said that the trans- ¬ ports which took the prisoners from Santiago will promptly return to Cuba to facilitate a speedy evacuation These transports have a capacity of 25000 I am further informed that it is not likely that more than 60000 or 75000 soldiers will return to Spain The other 50000 or 60000 will re- ¬ main lay down their arms and become citizens of the island This it is con- ¬ sidered will be in no wise objection- ¬ Secretary able to this government Alger has said that 50000 or 60000 United States troops will be sta- ¬ tioned in Cuba at points which will probably be decided upon within the next few days It is the plan of the administration not to con- ¬ centrate any great number of troops in any one place The army of occu- ¬ pation will probable consist of four infantry divisions and one cavalry di- ¬ vision The plan of keeping the 7th the Pallbearers Will Be Fx Pre dent Cleveland George I Rivers Thomas J Craven Jag Wil ¬ liams and E IV TunnelL Dedham Mass mains of the late Thomas F Bayard have been embalmed and Friday they will be taken to Boston and thence to Sept SO The re- ¬ Wilmington DeL The family has sent out a large number of telegrams including one to former President Cleveland re ¬ questing him to act as one of the pall- ¬ bearers ¬ ¬ gone to the mines two miles south- ¬ east of the city where more of the Negroes are living with the intention of driving them out It is said they are bent on killing C C Rowland the whi te boss Shots have been heard in that direction for the last half hour and there may be a bat- ¬ tle The Negroes are armed at the niines and are well protected It is impossible at this tour to get any news directed from the mines Since the death of the former am- ¬ bassador Wednesday hundreds of mes- ¬ sages have been received offering con- ¬ dolence to the widow and other rela- ¬ tives Among the senders are Queen Victoria Henry Irving Lady Churchill President McKinley Chief Justice Fuller former Secretary of War La mont Senators Faulkner and Hoar Perry Belmont former Minister Phelps Lords White Carter and Cas kill the mayors of Burnley and Lam bert England and the president and members of the Literary and Dramatic club of Birmingham England Ex President Cleveland has telegraphed from his Buzzard Bay home that he will act as one of the honorary pallbearers at the funeral Others who have accepted are George L Rivers of Xew York City Thomas J Craven of Salem N J James Wil- ¬ liams of Smyrna Del E W Tunnell of Lewes Del John Craven of Salem N J John R Nicholson of Dover DeL Dr J A Draper I C Grubb and Henry G Banning all of Wil- ¬ mington ¬ ¬ publishing the falleet most accurate and moat reliable war news of any paper in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed ¬ ing admirably The Courier Journal has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by the people and they want the news of The Courier it fresh and accurate Journal realizes this and it is supplying the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k prints the cream of the daily news It is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from L to 50 cents a year making unquestion ¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best You get paper published anywhere 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-WeCourier Journal and THE BOUB BON News will be sent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must be cash and must Invariably be sent direct to The Bour ¬ tf bon News office Paris Ky ek Tbm Louisville Courier Journal is noit Triumph Xm Photographic Art i The Carbon Photograph will stand thy test of time and atmospheric in ¬ fluences Made in all sizes and is dur able The likonnss ia always preserved in miuntest detail and can be mads from any old picture I invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before giving your orders for any copying and enlarg¬ ing of old pictures 1 make your sit¬ tings free when you desire a large picture from life and guarantee satis faction Very respectfully L Geinnan Artist 29mar tf Paris Ky ¬ 50 TWICE-A-WEE- K Twice-a-Wee- Washington Sept 29 President McKinley Thursday sent the following telegram of condolence to the widow of ex Secretary of State Bayard PAYS FOR THE ¬ FIVE MEiT ASSASSINATED Four Men Killed and Another Mortally Wounded as a Kesult of a Feud in Tennessee MuicFitEESBOEO ¬ Tenn Oct 3 An ¬ WA fi K J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ awful tragedy occurred in the north portion of Cannon county about 30 miles east of this city in which five men are reported to have been sav agely assassinated John Hollings worth killed a man by the name of Higgins in that count some-¬ thing over a year ago A suit was brought againstHollingsworth and a judgment taken against him by the members of Higgins family for 5000 Saturday there was to be an auction sale of his property to satisfy this judgment and Hoilingsworth it is stated knowing that that was the day for the sale concealed himself and several of his friends in a large on place barn the where the sale was to be When the party of men came to carry out the proceeding and had gathered in the barn Hoi- ¬ lingsworth and his friends fired into them with double barrel shotguns killing four men and wounding an other so badly that he will hardly re¬ ¬ Washington Sept 29 1898 f To Mrs Thomas F Bayard Wil- ¬ mington DeL With sincere sorrow I ONE WHOLE TEAE learn of the death of your husband and beg to express to you my heart- 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post ¬ paid by mail Almost felt sympathy Mr Bayards high at-¬ tainments and sterling qualities en- ¬ 1 DAILY RECORD deared him to all who knew him OF WAR HEWS while his distinguished services to hia country add his name to the roll of k Courier Journal The illustrious Americans Signed has the finest 7bx News Service of any paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ William McKinley incomparable All able accurate been subordinated to issues have FIGHTING FOREST FIRES otherone great feature Subscribe at this ¬ Executivk Mansion Courier Journ Five Children Reported Burned to Death at Cumberland Wis Property Loss is About 8225000 The once and keep thoroughly posted shorfc offer may be withdrawn in a time The low price Milwaukee Wis Wis Sept 30 ¬ cover message has been re- ¬ ceived from Woodbury Cannon county stating that the Cannon county murderer and assassin James Hoi ¬ lingsworth has beer shot and severely A crowd of 60 men have wounded him located and expected to capture him Sunday night together with his accomplices A telephone tween the turrets with diagonal armor of same thickness at the ends con necting with the barbettes and worked above the 12 inch diagonal armor below She will be protected against the entrance of water in case of injury to the side at the water line by cofferdams extending for the length of the vessel on each side and having a gen eral width of three feet with total ca pacity of about 12500 cubic feet for stowage corn pith of fireproofed of Independent the cellulose numerous small water tight pockets or- - cells forming the entire scheme of cofferdams the inner bottom and hold the platforms splinter and berth decks are divided into be- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ on the rear Snd sides The sides of the vessel above the belt armor in wake of the six inch battery and forming the casemate will be armored with 54 inches of steel extending be- ¬ WELCOME SNOW AND RAIN The Forest Fires in Colorado Checked and it is Thought Further Destruction of Timber is Prevented Denver CoL Oct 3 Snow and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ r auu uuw iiuiici iiuu tuiu- partments both for the accommodation of the motive power and storage of ammunition and coal provisions other stores and also for the preser vation of the ship in the event of rup ¬ ture of theouter skin or injury in bat ¬ bwucu uu tle rain have checked the progress of the forset fires on the main range in Colorado and it is now thought that fur ther destruction of timber is prevented At least all danger to the threat ened towns is over The temperature here has fallen perceptibly and dispatches from the mountain towns indicate a similar fortunate change At present nothing like a correct estimate of the damage done can be given and it will be days before an accurate statement of the losses by the fires that have been raging for a week or ¬ ¬ The first keel plate of this vessel was 10 1S97 more can be made Reckons on the United Status and Japans Support not quite 20 laid February months past and the percentage of work completed to this date based on the vessel fitted out and reay for sea is now reported between 53 and 54 per cent The contract price was 2595 000 and the date of completion is stat¬ London Oct 3 The Standard says editorially Monday morning it is convinced that England could confidently reckon on the support of the United States and Japan in the execution of necessary measures in China AuinalUos Representatives at the White House ¬ ed to be October 5 1S99 At noon the water was eight feet above the highest tide Driven on shore by the northeast storm it filled up oh the islands swept ovr banks and dams carrying away the remnant of the rice crop that was left by the August storm and had not been gathered and wiping out farm crops The loss to rice growers alone will be from 550000 to 75000 Of the entire rice crop along the Savannah river valued at 5250000 all but 15 per cent was lost in this and the preced-¬ ing storm The damage to shipping is considerable The schooner Governor Ames which was on her way to sea with a cargo of 1500000 feet of lumber went adrift in the harbor but was secured safely The wharves at the quarantine station at the entrance to the river here were partially carried away The quarantine officer and his family and servants were rescued early in the day by a tug Four ves- ¬ sels which were at anchor at the station were torn from the moorino s and driven into the marshes Three of these were the British schooners Syanaram bound for St Johns N B the American schooner Millville for Millville N J the Fannie L Child for Boston all lumber laden and the Italian bark Franklin How badly thesQ vessels are damaged is unknown No news has been received from Ty bee since early in the morning and nothing is known of the damage there At Thunderbolt and Isle of Hope suburbs of Savannah all the boat houses on the banks and hundreds of small boats were carried away mocks visible the buildings burned throwing many out of employment Rain saved the AND THE entire city from being burned Wires are down and details are hard to get Mrs Jacob Correson was burned to TWICE death while fighting forest fires Thurs ¬ GQURIEB JOURN day Her two children while at army corps together will doubtless ba tempting to save her were badly burn ¬ Both One Year For Only abandoned and on this point Gen ed about the face and head Passengers on Wisconsin Central Fitzhugh Lee has been in conference train from the north Thursday night with Secretary Alger say the train passed through an al-¬ This Is for cash subscriptions only All subscriptions under this combina- DREYFUS DEMONSTRATION most continuous sea of fire tinn offer must be sent direct to THf FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION Bourbon News office Paris Kyi The Tension at the French Capital Becom newspaper twice a week within hajrjl says reach of the masses A good c6mmisoauipiu uupiea tLa9 Fire supposed to have originated Biou to agents Write to from forest fires burned half of this Ky city Thursday causing a property loss Courier Journal Co Louisville estimated at 5225000 About 25 fam- ¬ BY A SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT ilies are homeless YOU CAN GET THE Five children were reported burned to death A large sawmill is among cial to the Sentinel from Cumberland A spe- ¬ is for the purpose of placing a 50c A YEARgreair - - T KS BOURBON NEWS WEK ¬ I 215 THE ¬ ing Acute Meeting Prevented by Police Interference 3 Two Freights Come Together Near Dills boro Three Men Killed Two Were In ¬ The holding of the Dreyfus demonstration organized by M Pressence one of the leaders in the agitation for Sunday afternoon was prevented by the closing of the Salle Wagran Pressence and his friends tried to force an entrance and an up ¬ roar resulted The police then inter- ¬ vened and arrested M Pressence M Vaughan editor of the Aurore and Deputy Moryamid shouts and counter Vive shouts of Vive Revision and A bas les Vive Zola Armee Juifs and the crowd was dispersed Several persons were injured The persons taken into custody were sub sequently released Slight disorders of a local nature most of them in the vicinity of the Libre Parole occurred during the evening Several arrests were made Paris Oct jured Disobedience of Orders NEW YORK WORLD THKICE-A-WSE- Lawrence burg Ind Sapt 30 A ¬ O bad wreck occurred on the B Southwestern near Dillsboro Thurs ¬ day evening Two freight trains col-¬ lided because Engineer Righthouse disobeyed orders in not sidetracking at Dillsboro and insisted in pushing ahead to another siding at Cochrans Righthouse jumped and was badly in ¬ jured He admits it was all his fault Two brothers named Daniels were killed and also John Lee a brakeman was killed Brakeman Harvey Bryan and an unknown colored tramp were 18 EDITION Pages a Week 15G Paper1 a Year K FOR ONE DOLLAB Published erery Alternate Day except Sunday injured An Inciting Jf Ire Chicago Sept 30 A clothes line Military Camps in the South Washington Oct 3 While no official information on the subject is forthcoming it is said the selection of sites for camps in the south has been practically determined It is understood they will be located at Augusta ¬ ¬ and Athens Ga and Columbia Greenville and Spartansburg S C Lowest Bids for Building the Monitors ¬ attached to a window saved the lives of a number of people in a four story apartment building at 201 West Erie street fire having cut off other means of egress A dozen persons including a number of women and children slid down the line and escaped Seventeen other people were rescued by firemen with ladders Five persons were in¬ jured by the flames or by jumping from windows TO TBE FIBMERS OF BIUHBOI Remains of Fanny Davenport Buried The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of Tub New York World is first among all weekly papers in size frequency of publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the merits of a great 6 daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its political news is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will tes- ¬ tify It is against the monopolies and for tho people It prints the news of all the world having special correspondence from all important nowfa points on the globa It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other special departments of usual interest We offer this unequaled newspaper and The Bourbon News together one V year for 225 The regular subscription price of tha two papers is 300 ¬ r i 1 to be a plague of mad dogs in the vi cinity of the State hospital where Dr Todd was fatally bitten by a rabbid hound a month ago It is supposed the dog that bit Dr Todd turned himself loose in that locality and bit several canines Two mad dogs were killed Choked by Banana near there making six in all since Dr Youngstown 0 Oct 3 Mrs John Todd was bitten The residents are planning a wholesale slaughter of Burkey aged 60 years wife of a well dogs in order to rid the locality of the to do Berlin township farmer choked to dpath on a banana umpendingManger of hydrophobia ¬ Toledo Mad Dos Killed O Oct 3 There appears Washington Oct 3 Agoncilld and Lopez the representatives of Agui naldo the Philippine insurgent leader called at the white house Saturday in company with Gen Greene and had a private conference with the president in the cabinet room Washington Oct 3 The lowest the war department announces that bidders for building the four monitors the transport Senator long overdue at were in the order named as follows San Francisco from Manila is under Nixon of Elizabeth K J SS25Q00 going repairs at Honolulu for damages Newport News 860000 Bath Iron vhich she suffered from a typhoon works SS62000 and Union Iron works San Francisco S75000 Dr Nauoy Guilford Arrested 3 Washington Oct Transport Senator at Honolulu A dispatch to ¬ I London Oct 3 Dr Nancy Guilford the midwife of Bridgeport Ct who is wanted by the Amsrican police on the charge of having been connected with fthe death of Emma Gill has been ar-vested - As agent of The Page Woven Wire Fence To 1 am prepared to put up the best wire fence on the market It is ¬ guaranteed to turn hII kinds of stock and to give satisfaction I have put up fence this Season for Declines the domination farmers who have had the Page Fence use for seven or eight years Boston Sept 30 Samuel Roads jr First Snowstorm of the Season I am also prepared to pur up the of Marblehead has finally decided not Chicken Feuce on the market Salt Lake Utah Oct 3 TheC first to accept the nomination of the demo- ¬ JeIf von are needing any louoe give mt ¬ snowstorm of the season began Satur cratic party for the governorship giv¬ Several inches -- have ing family and personal reasons for lOttil day morning 0 W MILLfiRf Agent f alien and the storm continued Sun ¬ hisrefusal -- 3 day -- Boston Sept 30 The funeral ser- ¬ vices of Fanny Davenport were held at Trinity church here Thursday In- ¬ terment was at Forest Hill cemetery Joseph Jefferson was one of the honor ary pallbearers Gfloin v l rz 4 Tfee Royal THE Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer JBOUEBOW I NlWfMB i - PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 4 1898 OBITUARY mmm Remarkw fn B GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS is the highest grade baking powder known Actual tosts show it goes one tfaird further than any other brand Hansons minstrels played at Field Cynthiaua last night They show at Falmouth Saturday P SfllHlfiJ There are few women as beau- - m tiful as they might be Powder Caroline Miskel Hoyt wife of phae and paint and cosmetics dont Hoy t the playwright died in New York Beauty is make good looks Sunday of Brights disease impossibility without J simply an health Beautiful women are Lexington is entertaining a real live few because healthy women are m Aatrian Baron named Baron DVille J few The way to have a fair neuve who is attending the races g face and a well rounded figure g iw men H Jm H ES3F fcd Utiful I Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Col Hemy Bullock of Falmouth father-in-laof Conductor John Throck morten ot the L N died Sunday morning aged seventy four years He w OWOEB Absolutely Pure its engagement in ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK Lexington this week Said Pasha will be snug to night to morrow night Bohemian Girl Olivette Thursday Beguar Student Friday Amorita Saturday afternoon and Said Pasha Saturday night The Boston Lyric Opera Co will close h is to take This is medicine H that old and time tried g that cures all female troubles and weaknesses and drains It makes no difference W H Clarke late of the Boston Lyric what the doctors call the trou- ¬ Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Opera Company has joined the Murray Lane Opera Company which began a O ble if there is anything the every Tuesday and Friday by matter in the distinctly feminine Published twenty weeks engagement last night at o WALTER CHAMP I Editors and Owners Fe Miss H organs Bradfields the Auditorium in Cincinnati BRUCE MILLER male Regulator will help Adelaide Norwood will- - join the same a and cure it It is good for ir- ¬ ar Make all Checks Money Orders etc company next week regular or painful menstruation nayable to the order of Champ Miilkk in economy for leucorrhoea for falling of the It is a sad lesson womb for nervousness head- ¬ ones property is destroyed when ADVERlIiilJSJ KATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser uninsured Start over again its ache backache and dizziness iion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents Take it and get well Then One thinks vigorously tough line each insertion Locals in blact type a your old time girlish features then If I had only carried twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count ns full lines when policy my line I insure and figure will be restored Thats rtuming at line rates TIE BOO BE 01 HEWS J e -- Obituaros cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ best companies in the world and as cheap as any T you in the hest companies in the by druggists forl a bottle THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Sold ATLANTA GA CO PORTER SMITH Register KSOE2eiB9lBIllHICie Storage For Grain B to day C S Scot Inglis Kills Himself t l si iZXfvfSi - Blackburn Scot Inglis leading man of the Julia celebrated his sixtieth birthday Satur- ¬ Arthur Company shot himself through day by making a speech in behalf of the heart Friday night at his boarding Judge Hobson house on West Twenty seventh street living New The Smiths of the United States will He York where he had been was dismissed from the company a note with pleasure that a Smith has ago for failing to attend a rebeen elected Governor of Vermont and few days the Joneses will rejoice that one of their hearsal and had been refused reinstatename has been elected governor of ment by Miss Arthur He was despond Arkansas Kentucky might give the ent over the loss of his position and was without funds Browns a chance to celebrate Mr Inglis was thirty five jears old and is known to man persons in CenGreen R Kellek the clever and tral Kentucky he and his wife having well known editor of the Carlisle Mer- spent the Summer in Bourbon Mont- ¬ cury has announced that he is a candi- ¬ gomery and Bath counties His wire date for the Democratic nomination for was Miss Ida Hamilton a relative and Secretary of State He will haye the namesake of Mrs R G Sroier of near support of the State press and will run this city who is now with friends near a good race if he does not land a winner Mt Sterling They were married iu Sydney Australia several years ago Mr John S Smith of this city who while both were members of Mrs James made an enviable reputation as an able Brown Potters Company They were and fearless Commonwealths Attorney estimable charming people and their in this district is considering the ques- friends will be grieved to learn of their tion of making the race for the Demotrouble cratic nomination for Auditor of Kentucky Fe would have a strODg backing Practice Marches For Soldiers and would make an excellent race with Beginning early this week the regi good chances of winning ments at Camp Hamilton will have The State Board of Election Gouimia practice marches says the Lexiugtou eionershas issued a statement that coun- ¬ Leader They will march to Versailles ty boards in about twenty nine counties Georgetown Paris Harrodsburg and have failed to send notice of their or- probably other towns They will go in ganization according to law Unless battalions and take dog tents and The marches such notice be received within the next other necessary things fiye days the State Commission will pro will require several days and camps C3ed to name new appointments The of will be pitched at various places County Commissioners in those coun--tie- s first to go will probably leave about Tuesday ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Former Senator J ¬ houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for which I will issue negotiable warehouse 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 month or fractional part thereof No charge for handling or sacks Parties who held their wheat last year were paid handsomely for so doing Will pay New Yoik or Balti- ¬ more prices less the freight any time you wish to sell I have storage capacity at my ware- ¬ Wheat Will fnrnish sacks and store the most reasonable you can borrow money on ourA tee Those who have never had Blood Poi ¬ warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter ¬ had leeu an invalid for nearly two years son can not know what a desperate con est or less Hugh Dwyer an excellent young man dition it can produce This terrible R B HUTCHCRAFT disease which the doctors are totally j of this city died of fever Friday night lose phs Hospital in Lexington unable to cure is communicated from where he was taken about ten days ago one generation to another inflicting its for treatment The deceased was about taint upon countless innocent ones I was inoculated thirty five years old and was clerk at bySome years ago infected my babe with poison a nurse who with blood one was taint Tne FOR SALE CHEAP the Hotel Fordham when he was taken unequal to mue struggle the ill Funeral services were held at St and its life was yielded up the fearful poison Pauls Church in Lexington Sunday For tosix long years I sufWheat stored on reasonable terms untold misery I afternoon and the remains were in- ¬ fered covered with sores and highest market price paid for was Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling and ulcers from head to toned in that city foot and no language Cos office Miss Sallie Woodford Buckner aged can express mv feelinK3 of woe during those long CO B M RENICK seventeen died ot fever Saturday morn- ¬ years 1 naa ine oesc y dTTr- - jbt P S Farmers would do well to stor ing at the home of her mother Mrs medical treatment Several physicians succestheir wheat near home w m ihimi Rosa Buckner near this city The de- ¬ sively treated me but all sfjsrratmvm s to no ceased was a very lovely and amiable cury purpose The mer to add fuel to the and potash seemed young lady beloved by all who knew awful flame which was advised by friends uer and her demise is particularly sad cures made by J to try Swifts Speciiic we got two bottles and I again revive in occurring just as she was entering upon my oreasi nope ior felt hope ana nappiness 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay neaitn I a happy and ujeful life Her death has again ana improved from the start and a com- - the highest market price in cash or T periecc cure was tne result s e pieie brought sorrow to a large circle of is the only blood remedy which reaches des- - Wl11 furnish sacks and store your wheat w Lee perate cases in an elevator and buy your wheat whenMrs friends The funeral services were held Montgomery Ala you are ready to sell at the highest mar- at the family residence Sunday after- ¬ Of the many blood remedies S S S ket price Those who held wheat last noon at half past two oclock by Eld J is the only one which can reach deep- - year made big money Store your it never iaus to wheat anH get the profit S Sweeney and Rev Dr E H Ruther- ¬ aeateu violent cases cure perfectly and permanently the E 0 PRETWELL Agent ford and the remains were followed to most desperate cases which are beyond 5julv 4t their last earthly resting place in the the reach of other remedies Paris Ky Paris cemetery by a very large cortege of friends and relatives The pall- ¬ bearers were Dr John Sweeney Rev J Meredith Uatesby Spears Brutus is purely vegetable and is the only Notice is hereby given that the firm of Clay Kit Clay Bruce Holladay Dr M blood remedy guaranteed to contain no McDermott Sr Spears is dissolved J Spears having purchased the inter H Daily W H Webb mercury potash or other mineral Valuable books mailed free by Swift fSt of Fred McDermott will continue the business FRED McDERMOTT Wanted One or two reliable sales- Specific Company Atlanta Georgia J K SPEARS men to represent an old established firm nimm inn imiipihimiihihi a a manufacturing a profitable and salable line of staple products References required Address Manufacturer Commercial Building Cleveland Ohio Sacrificed to UJfreai tlianied your orr Blood Poison that terms Will guar Come and spa us before selling i i act Wheat Sacks ¬ ¬ ¬ JiHB t i i srgstpsss Wanted- to Birv - j Blood NOTICE ¬ i I ¬ KENTUCKYS ¬ 13sp 6t A six room residence on HighStreet adjoining the Oan Turney residence Possession given October 1 Apply to J T Hinton -- For Rent GREAT TROTS ossiogrtcEx X 10 Days R B Hutchcraft Sal- will pay full value for musty damp and off grades of wheat tf R B Hutchcraft We Musty Wheat - oc r 4 6 TO 15 10 Days Stakes 16000 Futurity Octoler 4 Great 208 trot October 5 5000 Transylvania October 75000 Purses Great 204 pace October 9 83000 Cup Stake October 11 S4000 Ashland Stake Oct 12 A Popular Hotel Always popular the Palace Hotel -- lincks For Sixth and Vine street was easily the 20 pure bred selected Southdown buok Other Famous Stakes Dnily most popular hotel in Cincinnati during lambs the J A R encampment Excellent 3 Hged Southdown bucks Atao 4 Ctswold bucks cuisine prompt service and polite em Address ployes and splendid manaeemeut has R B Hutchcraft made it the beet 2 and 250 per day 2aep tt Paris Ky hotel in America Kentuckians always on find fripuds stopping at this hostelry eggs and eggs The egg There are I27sep4s P P JOHNSTOX H W WILSON- of yesterday looks feels measures and I X Special Bates weighs like the egyr of last month but President Secretary theres a difference in another respect Round trip to Knoxville Tenn Oct and that difference is wortfrf njwuey 18 and 19 one fare on account of free Its just so with laundry The difference between good work and poor is slight to street fair and trade carnival the unpracticed discernment but irs a One fare round trip to St Louis Oct differeuo that counts every time Its a difference that rhutYgerf yoriif laundry 23 and 4 account of Grand Lodge of r bill from an expense t an investment Odd Fellows Wedtijom irork it will cost no more Deering binder twine machine thau poor work but its worth double the difference oil and all repairs for the Deeriiig Worlds Greatest Racing Famous Bellstedt Ballenburg Band Half Fare Railroads Bourbon Steam Laundry VS Of Peck P O Boone Day The Rebecca Bryan Boone Chapter D A R of Newport has asked every school in Kentucky to observe October 21st as Bcone Day and asks that a collection be taken up to assist in the reconstruction of the Boone monument at Frankfort It is suggested that the teachers of tne schools spend a short Captured In Winchester Johny Henry Triggs colored of this city who is suspected of being con- ¬ nected with the crime of breaking into a Kentucky Midland freight car and stealing a barrel of whiskey was arrested in Winchester Sunday by Officer G M Hill and Constable Joe Williams of this city and way brought to this city yesterday by Officer Calmese of Winchester When Officer Calmese returned to Win- ¬ chester last nighthe took Shelt Bush who is wanted for malicious ohooting at Winchester Bush was arrested here by Officer Hill Columbus Ohio We have machines that will Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug glHt WaverlyO and used them for Stomach thoroughly clean and dry your Trouble and Constipatiou I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased wheat if thrashed wet Charges three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they have cured me Kor the benefit of otLerp o reasonable afflicted I wish to send this letter 3w H HIBLER 00 Very truly yours W S Andehsom Hold by a II druggist- - at 50c and 1 per box Extraordinary Piano Bargain A Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Col uni bus O for trial size free tine Knabe piano Superb tone delight- ¬ To the Wright Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules Anderson Pike Co o Recomraend machinery at R B HUTOHORAFTS WET WHEAT Now is the advantage of low prices in timr to secure the J time instructing the pupils regarding the hardships experienced by Daniel Boone and encourage them to write essays and give recitations on patriotic ¬ subjects ill health and misfortune In order to help the Rev Geo O An Interesting Jumble Of News And Barnes who was cut off from his usual Comment evangelistic tour this summer by the Harry Blantou will be manager of the war Mrs James Schley Hook of 251 football team to be organized at Central Rawson street Atlanta has started a University chain for his benefit and it is going nobly forward Only 10 cents is asked and each person is requested co make four copies of the letter and send them Awarded to as many persons tfigrhest x Miss Lucy Arnold of Newport who is now visiting in Paris is a member of To Aid Rev Barnes the Rebecca Bryan Boone Chapter and WMKMKXKMKMKmKMJt l A commendable effort is being put tf is much interested in the work Her r forward to aid one of the best known mo her is regent of the chapter and most generally liked evaDgeliscs in is u i tf Kentucky woo has been overtaken by tf A Good Memory often saves money and also good nealth Barber Shop Moved If you arc troubled with constipation indiges ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to talce home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Buck and Bill have moyed their bar Syrup Pepsin and health wllLbe restored to you Trla l sizes 1 c lo doses 10c large size 50c ber shop across the street and now have and SI 00 of W T Broks druggist Paris the handsomest baiber shop and bah Ky- ljan xm ful touch Been in use some The News office Apply at 23 4t i TaomH rsircii and Trinri otiiii ivri All work done with neatness and dispatch With tnanks for past favors Buck and Bill solicit a liberal share of the pn lie patronage tf rooms ever in Paris limn hi mum s SCINTILLATIONS Honors DR Worlds Fair - -- STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop xun Notes -- I - - - CREAM K V BAKING POWDffi N three year old i mare Manti won a 300 purse Saturday of OOP LIVER OH WITH at Latonia X HYPOPHOSPHITES is just o iitta cjuuu tt oanK James Thompson has sold fifty 1 300 disappointed vou IbllHKUDVDl newr will lb cattle to Jonas Weil at 4 55 per cwr It has never deceived you X They arja to be delivered next month never will X Look out that someone bushel Ulay X James Thompson sold 1300 bushels of X wneai last weeK atsixty cents per Woodfords grown in Nurseries But how about an old X One that has done X bank Prices reasonable as we employ no Agents Descriptive catalogue on apbusiness for over a auarter of a century One that has X plication to always kept its promised 5 H F HILLEN3IEYER One that never failed never Lexington Ky Phone 279 J misled you in any way Youcouldtrustsuchabank 5 Etc J couldnt you X tf tf tf tf tf tf tf tf tf tf tf X BLUE GRASS NURSERIES tf tf IF1 tf tf tf Would you feel perfectly sr Everything for Orchard Lawn and tf safe put all your money Garden Fruit and Ornamental trees tf in a to new bank Shrubs Roses Vines Small Fruits you One tf Rhubarb Asparagus and all stock tf have just heard of f Fruits Flowers SW For 25 Years ATjIj 1398 - They are just as ood as they ever were but the sock has to be re- duced to iriike room for new goods and WALL PAPER Well just come in and name your own price You can secure bar- ¬ gains now both in price oi paper andeharges made for hanging If you have houses to rent I will sell you fine 2paper for them at chear ¬ J- - paper prices I V EMULSION SCOTTS X Money To Loan A I J T HINTON Wood Manges furnished complete Undertaking- in all its branches - X Terms 5 and 5 per cent on real X X estate mortgage X MOORE ROGERS X 16sep 6mo Paris Ky Embalming scientifically attended to MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Free 40 YEARS THE STANDARD if it fails to cure T t - Take Laxative Bromo Oninino ToK tt tonic some health new lets All druetristfl rAfirnri tVia To Cure A Cold In One Day f J invest your Hmnnj 25c uuua t mnrn tt trnn lrnmrr nrfMvir vi For sale by W K 5pc and 100 all drurrists J kV nneay rans Sf SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New J J in a new 2 medicine J x York Horse Taken Up A daik bay horse came to my place about a week ago Owner may have same by proving property and paying CARRIAGES FOR HIRE vWMlKkH9tktM X costs 10sep 4t GG WHITE vp s - gysr gaawauuiu trjsmrjij aBHftKT- THE BDUEBOM KEW Ditowiis PARIS EBtVJJ ELY I-- -- TUES JAY OCTOBER 4 1898 A IBtfH AirJBltlJ i J1 lJLM Eswiaijkf ijjs- iijj iikii - IP mt sr -- THE BfillD GO iii IitsvwaiMsi-w- - -- J iiuua 8 EWS 1881 Dr Collins Dr T another C rfe r -- 15 - V k of Midway adds COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED su cuupici to the history of the THE NEWS MAN Eoieied at the Post office at Paris Ky as t o lins family by Junius who waj second j ass mall matter fifty five years old and a tine physica Notes Hastily- Jotted On The Streets At had come over from Midway with his The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And TELEPHONE NO 124 wife and daughter for a short stay on Elsewhere his farm was found dead under circum ¬ Carl Crawford is able to be out after SUBSCRIPTION PRICES stances whioa point strongly toward an illness Payable in Advance s iL dj He was found dead with i S2 00 Six mouths Oneyear Mr Robert Frank left yesterday for SI 00 arm tied by his coat sleeve to the st p of Louisville V news costs you cakt even get a re- his buggy and the evidence adduced POUT FKOSI A GUN FREE OF CHARGE- Miss Etta McClintcck has been ill was t at he had drowned in two since Friday Make all Checks ilonei Orders Etc eet of water in the pond A tap on payable to the order of Champ Milifr Miss Armilda McMillan has been ill one of the rear wheels of the buggy had for several days Will pay highest market prie been removed and as he was alcne it is was in Lex- ¬ Mrs Catesby evident for four thousand bushels of take his that he deliberately arranged to ington yesterday Woodford lile wheat Dr Collins is the father of Miss May Miss Jessie Kriener is visiting rela STUART SPEARS Coilins 4t H HIBLER CO lectures a gilted Kentucky girl whose fives in Lexington and writings on free thinking Miss Bruce Collins was the guest of The Bourbon Fiscal Court will meet and infidelity gave her national noto- ¬ friends in Cynthiana last week Thursday riety The death of Dr Collins will 4 Mrs J M Hall and Mrs Robt recall the mysterious death of May Register to day Polls open from 6 Collins and a Ferguson were in Cincinnati yesterday male lecturer on infidelity a instill 9 p m Miss Nannie Coulthard and Mrs which occnrred over a year ago in a Henry room in a Boston hotel is alleged Thos Myers are visiting in Fdgazzi - Eighteenth Year Established The death near Elizabeth Sunday of Collius PERSONAL MENTION BY Successful Street Fair The Street Fair at Cynthiana Thurs day and Friday was a grat saccess ¬ 3s CLOM ak KND GAPES S5 i i and immense crowds were in attendance each day The amusement program was varied interesting and well render el The parade was a brilliant pageant and contained floats soldiers lodges four bands etc Miss Mamie McDermott of this citv was given a ten dollar premium for be ¬ ing the preitkst and best dressed joung ladj in attendance F A Herbert of Millersburg won a premium on Brahmah chickens Big ike won ike Boyd colored the premium for being the taiiest man shoes which are tight en ugh to make corns on his feet Miss Norma sneii who is weii known in this city won the premium on best angel food c ke Prof Eckert the aeronaut fell from his balloon Friday night but escaped mm ai r R 5 lAMllfS For nobby HI Wo Childrens Coats and Capes in cloth and plush at popular prices come to us wev can please you ALL NEw Also a nice line of fur collarettes which will surprise vou in quality and price up-to-d- ate DRESS GOODS phe largest and most corrmlete stock of Dress Goods to be found in the city is at our store We buying direct J om the Imporlers and Manufacturers save you the Job- j - r3ru J tLs Crepons Coverts ket Weaves and Granites petition Give us a call Pr0tlt IOU Will find weaves including the S HI Our StOCk Royal All as- Ettemines at prices which defy com- - new the heV cloths Zanzibar all It will that later family troubles caused him to shortly remove to Lexington to go into take his life business Coroner H H Roberts held an Moses JCapn has had one of his inquest over the body Sunday afternoon hingers amputated on account of a and the jury returned a verdict of cancerous growth deliberate suicide -The body will be taken to Midway The October trots at Lexington begin to day and will continue ten days The this morning P the confectioner k-- 5r t T X V with slight injuries Editor Squire Turner of Mt Sterling county 529 Main St Paris Ky Mr Nolan and tbe writer were prevail-f- Missts Bessie Redmon and Bessie IuumLuuiamiijijM t r wV rJJXOfcJ- t- taM Lex- - ed upon to act as judges in the baby Ashurst are visiting Mrs Aker in show Friday and succeeded in making ington one mother yenr happy and making a Miss Georgia Bostain left Saturday dozen others very indignant for Cincinnati where shs will attend an The fancy turnout contest was very art school fine being won by Miss Kitty Ward Wil over her brother Mr Harry Ward Misses Kate Russell and Clara N wiJ sell tickets at half rates L Ox Thursday and Friday Mrs M moth hava returned from a visit in Fall Milltnei y Cynthiana has moved into the Parker invites the public to visit her Thos Fisher Mr Walter Keriney left yesterdaj splendid display of fashionable milli Most complete line Roche property on Stventh and High feathers 36 in All Wool Dress Goods 2jc yd nry Neither expense nor tit e for Louisville to enter medical college to ever brought to Paris of fancytound at Rtrpp rprpn rlvVm rr VinBPrl hv AlrR TlnlrM can be 40 in All- - Wool Covert toc yd nor distance has prevented Mrs Parker study pharmacy Mrs Nannie Browns Bowles I2t Novelty Goods 39c from presenting an unrivalled collection 40 Prof Frank Walker of Shurpsburg 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 1 2C At J U Boardmans sale yesterday of Fall millinery stylish and up to date Female College was at home on a short Fashions Mecca of horses and livery fixtures horses R member the dates Oct 6th and 7th visit last week 68 m Bleached Table Linen joe The ladies of towns adjacent to Paris brought from 25 to 81 and buggies home Mis3 Louise Parrish arrived 3 4 size Dinner Napkins 100 duz are already arranging to make their The Alexander Cattle Sold from 30 to 70 yesterday afternoon from a visit to rela- se ui annual pilgrimage to Mrs Come Extra value Bleached Cotton jc worth 8 13 qJ The largest cattle sale that has oc ¬ tives in Lexington Watsons to see the latest things in Will Sauer and family have moved curred in Kentucky this year was 10 4 Sheeting 1 jc and 18c worth 20 and 2jc Editor Squire Turner of the Mt millinery Mrs Watson has a wide Mr to Rion Dows farm near Paris Outing Cloth jc to 8 1 3C a yard consummated in this city Friday when Sterling Sentinel Democrat was in the circle of patrons who always wait for Dow and wife have come to Paris to Mr C Alexander sold his large herd of city Sunday and yesterday New line of Penangs at 3 1 2C per yard h r fashionable displays and experience wait on Mrs R P Dow who was beef cattle to the Schwarzchild Sulz Misses Sue Clay and Amelia Clay his taught them they could not do recently stricken with paralysis HANDSOAE PICTURE WITH 5 FURCHASE berger Co of New York There were left Friday evening for Baltimore wht ie better Remember her openings occur The ladies should make a mental note four huudreu and fifteen cattle in the they will attend boarding school Friday aud Saturday Oct 7th and 8ch of the date of Mr3 M Parkers milli- ¬ herd and not a oue was rejected by the Rev F W Eberhardt left yesternery openings this wetk Thursday purchatrs who pronounced them the to St Louis He will Christian Endeavor Convention Friday An elaborate and complete prettiest they ever saw The cattle are day for a trip to fill his pulpit Sunday and in time The third annual convention of the 1 ne of Fall millinery will be on exhibi- - to be delivered lor shipment by the first leturn WE HATE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP Miss Lucy Keller left Saturday for Christian Endeavor Societies of the of November The piice was not made tion public but it can b- - surmised that such Louisville where she will spend several Fourth District of Kentucky will be IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS Dr Ben Frank of this city Avho has a large herd of tine cattle would easily months with her aunt Mrs A G-- held in Paris Ky Saturday and Sun ¬ day been Steward of the Hospital Corps of bring a small fortune Newsum the First Kentucky in Porto Ricof apThe district comprises fourteen couu Mr Joseph of New York President Satuiday Courier- - Join nul The plied recently to the Secretary of War of the Solnvaizohiid Fayette Frankliu Sulzberger Co printed excellent pictures of Lieutenant ties as follows accept a and Mr fcelcher of Chicago another of for his discharge in order to N C Fisher aid Miss Eva Fiunell who Scotr Harrison Nicholas Bourbon Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when was Saturday the companys officials were here Fri will wed to morrow at Georgetown and Batn Montgomery Menifee Powell better position quality and style are considered We ask you to p re us a calL granted his discharge day and inspected the cattle It was Brent a very beauti Clark Madison Jessamine and Wood Miss Martha Mr Josephs first visit to K ntucky and ful young lady who has been visiting ford filed suit in Mrs Luljl Howe has A special railroad rate of one aud one he was delighted with his trip He says relatives in the city left Friday for a Bourbon Circuit Court for a divorce that his company is building a storage visit to Miss Bessie Marshall and other third fare for the round trip will Le from T E Howe alleging cruel and in made to the convention warehouse in Kansas Ciry which will relatives in Covington ttdts human treatment They were married Ah interesting program has been ar a million dollars and will be the have two children cot Mrs James Darnaby and little ranged S E TIPTON Cutter largest in the United States has colored Johnson Mason were guests at H M Vl1 daughter Coriune w filed 8uitfbr a divorce from Lucy John All the very latest foreign ideas in Carpenters last week Miss uudnu Masters Sales Yesterday son stylish millinery will be shown in the Carpenter who is under treatment at dainty creations at Mrs Al Parkers the Uood Samaritan Hospital is hn Rev J A Dickson of Hot Springs openings Thursday Auctioneer Forsyth sold yesterday and Friday The proving of M Dickson for Master Commissioner E M Dick- Ark father of Bon E interesting dis- choicest pattern hats rere secured in The Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat son the following land this city pie ncd an tgsaii mmmtSaimmgmJmmmgaSSSBnKSBSS iH Tli1ia New Kork and many imported ideas Friday gave a halt column account of a To J N Winns heirs 509 acres 3 course bpf ore a ha bo audience Sunday also adorn the superb display all that very pleasant bowling party given byj roods and 20 poles near Millersburg night at the Second Presbyterian church the ultra fashiouable can desire the young ladies of Mt Sterling tot heir belonging to Chas R Turner 4675 per Rev Dickson wa pastor of the Presbygentlemen friends There were fifty acre If you cannot road this small print at a distance fl4 indies your terian church in Millersburg about Court Day Stock Sales wlp two persons present Lemonade was To Calyin Gillespie near Plum 20 eyesight is failing- and should have immediate attention twenty years ago acres belonging to Mrs Mattie C Scotr October court attracted a good crowd served during the evening Polls Imperial peftices and eyeglasses have perfect lenseo always perfectly centred ancL fail to register to day Dont The for 70083 made ol purest mateiiai set in fr ni sof the highest e asticlty and co stquently of greatest to Paris and there was considerable The Lexington Leader says open fr6m 6 a m till 9 p m with the utmost ughtuess and elegauce When both frames To L Gr Auxier 69 and four fifih durability u tiledlilted by Ur J H Bowens system they always give atifactiojnand lenses- activity in trading circles There were L A C cotillion at the Y M I Hall for they arocifiiiltical y Ne- r spectacles uor of know fit them about three hundred cattle on the Friday evening was much enjoyed by near Colville belonging to L G Hnrt are perfect t poir y buy die ip peeiacle or poor men who do not and are how tooff withontx Millinery -adjusted imperfect lenses You will gf tter any i1ims than with eith- r o these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillful market but not all were sold Bishop the young people present though on ac at 17 per acre ge and be cheapest in the end To Mrs Bettie Current an undivided deiier and liny wil last longer Vithout cha Nannie Hi bier Bro sold to J E Clay thirty count ot college and various other en ¬ A COMPLETE line at Mrs at We luive eitg ged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit nine 900 lb cattle at 401 per cwt and tertainments the usual crowded ranks of one fourth interest in 196 acres and 3 Browns our More on the cc ond und last Thursdays of each mouth and invitc--al¬ forty 650 lb heifers to Durbin Wilson this congenial and happy set were con- roods and one half dower interest in 23 tb call aiic iiuve their eyes examined for which there is now County Court Items Cynthiana at 3 55 and forty one sheep siderably thinned Mr Maury Kemper acres 3 roods and 20 poles near Ruddles ch Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded was pro to J W Johnson Jacksonville at 450 led with his uBual grace assisted by Mills belonging to estate of Edw The will of J T Purdy Sr He each J E Clay bought thirty three Miss Kate Alexander of Paris one of Ew alt for 1856 batedyesterday in County Court To Mrs Kate Smith 97 acres 3 roods yearling cattle at 3550 each the handsomest young debutantes of the leaves all of his property real and long near Jacksonville Auctioneer Ben Peak sold nine yearling bluegrasa section A colored band tur and 20 poles personal to his children Taylor Collins has been appointed cattle at four cents per pound to Frank nished good music and the favors dis- belonging to Currents heirs at 4150 twelve yearling heifers pensed by Mrs Hughes Bronstou and per acre administrator of the estate of Mrs Thompson and at 17 and twenty three Mrs Will D Oldham were beautiful to other parties Toeo Arnsparger a house and lot Sallie Collins 22 each several cows at fans of red whiie and blue military in grounds opposite yearlings at fail Paris ¬ jsNcxt visit -- Thursd y October 13th Wm Isgriog has been appointed ad21 each and some at 250 per cwt buttons dolls ribbons cigarettes etc belonuing to estate of Mrs Margartt ministrator of the estate of the late John Woodford bought five 900 lb cat- ¬ Several very effective figures were Ronan for 1695 Capt J H Bradshaw at 3560 each A few mule colts danced one being appropriate to the Willis Bostain qualified as guardian tle A PLEASING REFJLECTI02T NUPTIAL KNOTS changed hands at 10 each season with pumpkins The girls were children for his Jonas Weil sold seventy five cattle to placed back of the yellow balls and to those who ari about to bring ¬ C Alexander at private sale and Newt two men had to race across the floor to Engagements Announcements And Sol To The Ladies emnizations Of The Marriace Vows their laundry work to s is the Rankin sold privately fifty one cattle to see which would reach it first the win- ¬ The marriage of Lieutenant N C Mrs Corne Watson is a close student Sidney Clay ner danced with the lady and the loser Fisher of this city and Miss Eva fact that it will be returned to yon ¬ of all styles and iunoyations appertainClell lurney sold a mule to Asa consoled himself with a whirl across the Finnidl of Georgetown will be celein perfect condition and done up 7 iHP- - JBKjISjHmP i ing to fashionable millinery and is jnst Jewell for 135 Mann Fuhrman floor with the pumpkin to the amuse- ¬ ¬ putting the brated at two oclock to morrow afternow deeply engrossed in in a manner thatr fleets the high- ¬ sold ten mules at an average of 90 ment of the spectators most exquisite noon at the Georgetown Baptist Church finishing touches to a est credit on our skill and fine display of millinery for her usual Fall You will lose your vote if you fail to No cards have been issued but all Culled In Court Circles friends are invited methods Our fine laundry work jopening to be opened to the public register to day large Saturday The usual Friday and James Frazier colored charged with is irreproachable in color and Mks M Parker and her corps of as- ¬ that attend Mrs Watsons open ¬ burglarizing the residence of Geo R crowds finish and your fine linen is per- ings are assured of a warm welcome B ll two months ago wap tried in Judge sistants are as busy as can be completing IPYRIQM Remember Friday and Saturday fectly safe in oux hands Purnell8 court Saturday and was held the many necessary details for the fashSee Millersburg Gazette nest Thnis ionable display of millinery to be made day for amusing side of Paris life over in 300 bond for trial by the Cir- ¬ New Bowling Alleys No personalities 150 Thursday and Friday Oct 6th and 7th Duncan Bells I ourt cuit R Adair and Mr Swift diamond ring which was stolen at the Mrs Parkers semi annual displays are Npreflections upon character sheet Dr A bright clean entertainiug Champ have leased the large room on time was found by Constable Joe far famed for their beauty and style Buv it Read it B It W M HINTON JR 3R0 Proprietors The ladies are cordially inyited to at- ¬ Main Street opposite the court house WHlianiB in the possession of Bettie Telepho13 No 4 and Ford colored who got it from Frazier tend vacated by the Louisville Store Duncan Frazier convicted of petit have put in a new hard wood maple consisting of larceny was se ntenced to thirty daj8 at regulation bowling alley Fashionable Millinery two 64 foot alley beds The place will hard labor L D As usual Mrs Come Watson extends 50 head of home raised cattle weigh Possum Meachem a witness who be known as The Pastime Bowling re left the court room to gaze upon red a wide invitation to the ladies of Bour- ing about 850 lbs red and roan straight Uf JNo 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati and is a popular Alleys bon and adjoining counties to view her and all right Call on or address Ohio Of 544 Fourth Avenue sort for the lovers of this fascinating liquor was sent to jail for three hours aud large crowds will R P BARNETT - Fall millinery Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paxi Green Jackon charged with receivgame Louisville Ky 4oct 3r Paris Ky rage in ing stolen goods was held to Circuit be there attracted by the knowledge Bowling parties are quite the that always Mrs Watson prepares a society circles of large cities ihe conrt in 200 bond Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris TJESDAY OCT ¬ beautiful an 1 stylish display Friday 1891 Pastime Alleys can be leased for parKy on t and Saturday Ot 7th and 8th have and cloak rooms for ties Dressing returning every second Tuesday in eack Saturday Oct 22 1898 Holland ulbs hyacinths tulips been selected for the opening days ladies attached month crocus narcissus Chinese and Harissii The ladies are nig d to inspect the Ad ¬ returning once every mjnlh Eyes ex ¬ 50 yonng Jersey Heifer Calves Eaceland Jersey butter for lillief My stock is fine Give me a magnificent array of fashionable milli- - dress Chas H Mehagan Box 806 amined and glasses scientifically ad- ¬ of Reeerence Every leading phyeiciaa Paris Kentucky 27sep tf nery to be exhibited on those days justed 26gep 3t W MGoodloe Paris Ky call by Newton Mitchell I -m j CONDONS arly Fall Sale - I I jn -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER IT1 - j ¬ ¬ -- te ptt tta vt tmtoris ¬ 4 fel ¬ ¬ i - I - -- - 1 ¬ - 1 ie - ¬ K -- I ¬ Worth Reading ¬ j The Bourbon Steam Latin drj b Cattle Per Sale ¬ ¬ dr golds in I H Landman M i 1 Wanted to Buy ilTJ sale I i I A j- -- - fP rf ra t 6 - THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 4 1898 THE UNWRITTEN LETTER The streets of the city seemed filled with And glad with the babble of jay Gay voices of pleasure made merry the THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by tEdltors aod 0wnerc Xaulcte delight K ft - Hi I 4 night And dwelt in the thoughts of a boy Ihe reefs of distress in that ocean of strife Were hid in its sparkle and foam And youth found no time in the laughter A BOX FOR SHIRT WAISTS of life To write to the loved ones at home How to Malce One An Ultra Smart He loved them ah yes for he knew they PincuMliIon An Idea in were true And would serve him In sickness or TalA Centers health No task but their hands would Tnost joy- ¬ Now that the shirt waist forms an fully do integral part of every womans ward- To aid him in want or in wealth robe a box for holding them without At morning and evening they whispered his crushing becomes a necessity These Thoughname from their paths he might far may be made at home by anyone with roam a littl ingenuity A soap or cracker Yet found he no time in his pleasures for shame box which may be obtained at the To write to the loved ones at home nearest grocery store affords the foundation This is covered inside and A message your mother ia dead and she died out with pretty figured cretonne us With the name of her boy on her tongue ing an interlining of any old soft ma- And oh for the letter her heart was de- ¬ nied terial on hand The cover of the hos The song that can never be sung is treated in the same way then fast- And all through the years he was angry at ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 f J f i general form of decoration but rang ing in- size to very minute patterns devoted by 1he way to little ribbon piuS Table centers are no longer the new est things certainly but they are still much used and are made of all kinds of inaterial The soft cream silk Huffed into biilows edged and crossed with trails of smilax with sprays of roses either all of one color though varying in shade or harmonizing in tint laid on it would dook exquisite with the -- The ultra smart pincushion is a roll that can be spanned between the thumb and first finger but it lengthens indefinitely sometimes ieaching out the full limit of the dressing table from right to left It is of rich silk delicate ¬ ly embroidered or hand painted and finished all round with double and even triple frills of silk and lace The veil ¬ ing fad has invaded the pincushion ranks and silk and satin covers are overlaid with dainty folds of silk mus- ¬ lin that frequeiitlj have profuse decorations of their own A scarlet satin cushion of this kind has a mousseline de soie cover edged in lace and dec orated with a hand painted rose and leaves of natural sie Delicate silks are draped in white net run with nar ¬ row ribbons caught here and there with clusters of long loopedbows The full table length pincushion which Is more a matter of ornament than utility is the central figure of a set the smaller cushions preserving- tbe ¬ ¬ ¬ ir a grant ened to the box with brass hinges fate Brass handles complete the outfit and Quite after the manner of men the box is an ornament to any bed But oh t was forever and ever too late again rebm Sachet powder of the favorite To write to that mother A Wj Bulletin in L perfume may be tacked inside and Nixon Waterman miladys shirt waist will emerge from their hiding place crisp fresh and -- -- An Army Wife BY CAPTAIN CHARLES KING Copyrighted 1896 by F Tennyson Neely SYNOPSIS Fannie McLane a young widow is Invited to visit the Graftona at Fort Sedgwick Her sister tries to dissuade her as Randolph Merriam whom she had jilted for old McLane and his bride are stationed there Chapter II Fannie McLanes wedding causes family feeling A few months later Mr Harrison he ma submit that appli- ¬ she while traveling with her husband cation for leave and Ill forward it ap- ¬ meets Merriam on his wedding trip It is proved Mr Merriam hasjny consent this meeting that the following chapter de ¬ But to take that escort in his stead scribes Chapter I ¬ ¬ because it was hisuturn for field duty and because so many officers wished to go to the fair that it was out of the question as to expect anjone to offer to take the detail for ham The detach- ¬ ment would be in the field at least three months possibly four Harrison con- ¬ sequently was the bluest man at Sedg- ¬ wick and said more hard things about government surveys and more improper thingsthan could well be recorded here Everybody had been congratulating Merriam on the final receipt of what the lawyers didnt scoop of his little leg- ¬ acy and for two weeks he had been as happy as Harrison was miserable Then to the utter amaze-- of everybody just the day before it was time for the command to start it was announced that Harrisons application for leave had gone forward approved and that Merriam had asked for and been grant ¬ ed the luxury of a three or four months jog through the roughest and most for ¬ bidding of mountain ranges He had even got the colonels permission to go ahead and wait for the detachment at the old mission on the Santa Clara and had started late at night accompanied only by an orderly People couldnt be- ¬ lieve their ears and the post commander rejoiced in the possession- of a secret even his wife couldnt coax out of him crabbed old the conscienceless crank as one of his garrison not sub- ¬ ject to court martial described him The adjutant had to admit that Mer- ¬ riam had been closeted with the K O nearly half an hour and had looked black and blue both but no blacker no bluer when he came out than when he went in No he did not think that any ¬ body else had complained of Merriams owinghimmoney He did not think any¬ body had bad a word to say against him The old man had simply sent for the ad jutant right after the interview and re- ¬ Mr Blossom you can tell marked - ¬ ¬ H W 1 fv J V silver lamp especially if you had a rather high basket filled with roses loosely arranged an if falling out of it a trail being wreathed round the han- ¬ dle and kept in place With a deftly tied bow of satin ribbon for the center piece Decorations appear to vary now between extreme height and ex- Eeme lownejs so that guests may ell he r see each other uninterruptedly over or under the decorations The epergne if a really hand some one might very well be used if artistically decorated either with fruit or trails of rnes and smilax The fact is there is not any very definite fashion in table decorations just now but everyone uses what seems best and most artistic in their own eyes and most convenient CHAPTER II Continued They were running swiftly dovrn grade mow following the windings of the San Mateo but she made a rush for her section grabbed the hand- ¬ some silver mounted bag that lay just within reach and with bowed head and bent form was hastening on when the forward trucks struck a sharp curve the big car gave a sudden lurch that tumbled her into the section directly in front of the blissful couple and sprawled her ignominiously upon the front seat- The occupant of the other was a snoring commercial traveler Her bag dropped in the crash fell to the floor and burst open and before she could recover herself or its contents the man in gray had sprung to her aid had bundled an escaping scent flask and other trifles back into the recepta- ¬ cle shut its silver lips with a sijap and bowing courteously endeavored to restore it Averting her face cov- ¬ ering it almost with her handkerchief she strove to rise and go her way but the car still swayed and swung He put forth a helping hand to lift her to her feet but she did not see if Scrambling out still hiding her face she seized again her satchel and never looking never speaking hurried past him and disappeared at the forward end of the car leaving Merriam gazing blankly - fixedly for Times their resources Philadelphia BURNT WOOD AS AN ORNAMENT It Is Very Easy to Acquire the Knack of the Art Useful How It Ik Done The decoration of wood by the appli- ¬ cation of beated irons is an art of long standing and many interesting ex¬ amples of old work are occasionally to be found For a trifling sum a com- ¬ plete apparatus may be bought which includes a platinum point that is kept heated while the work is in progress not by electricity as many Sunnose but by fumes of benzine which is sup ¬ plied by pressure on a rubber bellows which is connected by tubing to a bot-¬ tle half filled with benzine When be ¬ ginning the work the point should not be heated in any flame but that of an alcohol lamp Any other flame would be liable tb smoke and ruin the point In burning outlines remember that to make a broad firm Hue it is not neces ¬ sary to press The lines are to be scorched not incised The point is held and guided much in the same man ¬ lier as a drawing pencil but some little practice is needed o enable the worker to pass it smoothly and readily over the wood the tendency of all begin-ne-r- s being to allow it to rest and make dots No discouragement however luust be felt at this as with a little practice the manipulation will become easy and the worker be able to make dark or light strokes at will Bold out ¬ lines and strongly burned backgrounds come out well on ordinary white wood- ¬ en articles such as tables stools chairs bowls plates racks etc Florence Feiherston in Ladies Home Journal Salmon and LioI4er Pie Take a small can each of salmon and i r j Merriam with a strange dazed look on his face returned to his seat by her side Im afraid shes dreadfully hurt for her knee struck the seat arm ever so hard And still Merriam could not speak she whispered What is it Randy ifter a moments anxious stud of his You look so unlike yourself face With an effort he pulled himself to ¬ Did you see her face Floy gether dear What was she like Wh v shes a- blonde wutQi T onlv got a glimpse Randy shes a blonde with light hair and blue eyes She might be pretty Why dear And the dear came so timidly I thought I had seen her before but its impossible absurd Go on and tell me what Mrs Grafton wrote you sweetheart Never mind the capsized - 2sked the bride after her Didnt she speak to you at all a moment later as blonde just new it V r i v But he himself could mind no one else when half an hour later there canie tripping down the aisle from the Indies toilet room a slender graceful tylishly d raped figure with such a girl woman face- - a w inntly pretty fair weet blonde with lovely curling hair Mo brightest of bigxblue eyps the rosiest of tiny mouths with glimpses of snow white teeth as she smilingly ap ¬ proached and with infinite grace held iut a prettily gloved hand To think that I should have been here in time to tender my congratula lions Wont you present me to Mrs Merriam And Randolph Merriam for once in his life was utterly at a loss what to say or do He could hardlj- - speak He could hardly breathe Floy he final- ly said and his tone was strange and cold this is Mrs McLane of New York an old acquaintance then turned away as Mrs McLane effusively delightedly bent over that she might shake hands with the bride It was early evening too early for lobster drain the liquor into a farina twilight effects j ct the shadows were Boiler add a tablespoonful each of falling thick on Florence Merriams flour vinegar and ancliovy sauce half wedding day before the setting of the a teasp60nfjil each of pepper and glowing sun grated lemon peel and a cupful of -- jpilk Place the salmon and lobster in CHAPTER III a pie dish with a few pieces of butter Two days after the receipt of the an- ¬ pour over the sauce when slightly nouncement of Fanny Hay wards en ¬ thick and cover with a thin paste gagement to Mr McLane nnd a few Bake in a hot oven for half an hour weeks before the marriage Randolph Mashed potatoes or rice may be used Merriam had left Fort Sedgwick in com for a cover instead of the paste mand of a detachment of cavalry es- Good Housekeeping corting a government survey to the Mescalero range It was not his tour Flaxseed Ten Cover a handful of the whole seed The detail belonged to Harrison a which hasbeen carefully cleansed with younger officer who had been saving up boiling water and let simmar for two all winter for n two months leave and hours Strain off the liquor and add a chance to spend his savings at the to it a little lemon for flavoring and great exposition-at Chicago A relent- s coToncKwould allow him uolenvet- tfi i usual quantity of sugar St Louis Blobe Democmt -- mate and cbum inhisregimentwasBill Whittakcr and Bill was away up at Santa Fe at Ie time a witness beiore a genernl crvrt martial Merriam was a frequent visiter at the Haynes quar- ters ard everybody knew taht in his own regiment he had no warmer friends than Capt and Mrs Lawrence Hayne of the Riflers and Merriam had had a long talk with Hayne before calling on the colonel But no one who knew either Havne or his charming wife ever thought of trying to extract from tihem information as to other peoples person- ¬ al affairs Old Buxton the of a lieutenant colo- ¬ nel did try to pump the captain but was most coolly and civilly snubbed for his pains Buxton was a man Hayne never spoke to except in the most formal way There had been some trouble between them ever so long ago when Hayne was a young second lieu- ¬ tenant and Bux the senior captain of the th cavalry The softening touch of time had effaced much of the bitter- ¬ ness of that old old story Hayne had twice been stationed at the same garri ¬ son with Buxton and found it awkward to preserve the rule of nonintercourse with a field officer who was frequently in command so he spoke respectfully and courteously to his senior whenever they met but the courtesy was as cold and the meetings as rare as he could make them Bux however bore no malice as he said and was quite ready to be magnanimous and forgive Hayne for what had transpired in the past but then Buxton not Hayne had been the offender Indeed Buxton was a pachy- ¬ derm on whom snubs had little effect He believed Hayne knew why Merriam had asked for his most undesirable de- ¬ tail and so importuned him with eager inquiry all to no purpose Harrison blissfully wentt on to Chicago and Mer riam out to the Mescalero and was no more heard of or from for several weeks Then the news came that he was seriously ill with mountain fever at the cantonment on Catamount creek and Bill Whittaker was hurried thither to take over the command In a week there came a letter from him to Capt Hayne and this was what it said I found the dear old boy convalescing but woefully limp and weak Tremaine savs he was wild as a loon when the men brought him in They saw that he tvas burning with fever for days and begged him to go to the cantonment for medical attention but he bade them mind their own busines and obstinately stuck to the work The gentlemen of the survej soon saw txiat he was going flighty and later deliri- ¬ ous and they took the responsibility of telling the sergeant he must be sent thither They made a lit ¬ ter by lashingsaplings together hitched on a couple of pack mutes roped Ran d v inside the thing and made a four day march of it Luckily Tremaine had a capital medical officer and Rarfdy a splendid constitution The fever had a big start but Dr Wells and Tre maines people were utterly devoted to him and pulled him through but you never saw such a living skeleton Dr Wells save he will mend rapidly now as he eats about six square meals a day and is hungry between times Mrs Tremaine nursed him like a mother Heaven bless her and now Miss Florence reads to him by the dragoon-of-the-old-army-sort body know were the verv natural ques tions asked No Merriairis one inti- hadnt he told anybody Didnt any ¬ ¬ The first six months there despite the fact that her mother was near at hand took a good deal of heart out of Florence and some of the prairie tan from her face Her big soft brown eyes grew even more eloquent and pathetic and her pretty mouth gained some wist- ¬ ful lines about its sensitive corners She did not take to city girls nor did they to her until her father came in on leave and noting the change in his precious child took counsel with an old Manhattan friend ordered a swell riding costume forthwith and bade her join the class at Dickers acad- ¬ emy not that she needed teaching to ride but the exercise and open air to be had in the daily demure canter in the park One or two of the girls were quite dashing horsewomen and excited the envy and admiration of their classmates by the ease with which they took the conventional leaps at the hurdles and bars and when one of them flushed with triumph after receiving the compliments of the master reined up beside our silent Florence on a rainy afternoon when their ride had to be had within doors and rather patron- ¬ izingly queried Ah dont you do something of this sort out on the plains Miss Tremaine Florence reddened a bit and said The children do some- ¬ times which led to prompt inquiry as to her meaning and the explanation that the cavahw horses and even the Indian ponies would take such obstacles in their stride and hardly rise to the leap at all Asked to illustrate she put her bay at the hurdles clearing them like a bird then turning to Miss De Ruyter she said You noticed even this horse hardly had to spring Now if Mr Dickel will let me have the bar a foot higher I can show you where he has to exert himself a bit and she did and no other one of the girls dared attempt it Then she asked to have her saddle removed and rode her horse over the hurdles bareback and when he was going at an easy canter about the ring amazed the class 03 leaping lightly off and on again heV slim si rong young hands grasping the mane yet never dragging upon the rein This made her envied but hardly enviable for the erstwhile champions of the school gave it out that she had been a child wonder in some far western circus It wasnt until Flos second year at St Annes that she began to find eituer friends or appreciation there When she left at tbexclosc of that sec- ¬ ond year there was one set at least among whose members she was well nigh worshiped She had not finished the course She needed at least one ¬ -- ion for at 15 FIcy TremeJne was Capt Thompson back to headquarters brown as a Navajo when they took and left only the Tremaine the Lees her to St Annes to school where fche and Dr Wells for Jimmy OoftonTs was promptly dubbed the Squaw fiancees father had got him away on H A SMITH iiw r A 7- - WJF TSf detached service and this was tbe commissioned society left at Catamount when Randy Merriam bornein a litter delirious and wearing the willow lor Fanny McLane was brought in to be nursed and coddled back to health again and- Tremaine made ready for him a big airy room under his own - Offlce over G S Officii Vardui A C 1 Hours 8 to 12 a m to 5p XT - 4l GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN roof Not for six weeks was Randy able to ride again and states have been lost and won in less There is little need of dwelling on the progressive stages of the unpremeditated siege Billy Whit- ¬ taker got there comparatively early in the game when convalescence had just begun to be assured when Florence shy and soft of voice was just begin ¬ ning the daily readings aloud to her patient readings which as stich began soon to shorten though reader and audience remained long and longer in each others presence By and by the book was but a superfluity It lay unopened in her lap as she sat with downcast eyes and flushing cheeks beside the hammock wherein her hero pa- ¬ tient lay and the anxiousmother noted how little by little the girls soft tones would become hushed how his voice deep and strong again yet tender and subdued would take up the thread of some old old story and one day in alarm she fled to her husbands study for Florence was weeping in her room Do not interfere by look or word said that wise man He will be well enough to rejoin his fellows in the field next week and theyll soon get over it If they dont they can get married That will put an end to it But think persisted his better half ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ sil-ver- Furniture cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc - Window Shades Oil ¬ - jUs r - v rir gflfrr v K - Mi i j sF Special attention given to Undertake lug and Repairing Main Street - - - - Paris LOT AND BLACK ¬ DOUSE SMITH SHOP FOE SALE Is m ar-- i - XI 1 v sir - DESIRE to sell my house and with blacksmith shop at Jacfcso le Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf S 1 itStL - 4 ¬ it k M-- - j- r EJE JLNCSr 3 SOS ac TREES Aents- PLANTS VINES I cata- The BTnegrasa Nurseries offer orerjf thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No - Strawberry and general nursery logue-on application to H F HILLENMETZER Telephone 27 Lexington Ky - she who may not soon get over it Her CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD is a deep But here the captain arose anc amazed his wife by taking her in hi arms and speaking with a choking sol in his voice Dont talk of it Dot be said Im the one to blame Iileverthought oi Brownie as anjthing but a child until three days ago Ive been praying you Shop corner ETam- and Fifth Sts wouldnt see it that thered be nothing more to see but and here the gray stubble about the captains moiith be gan to twitch and work convulsively ind he had to stop PARIS KENTUCKY to be continued its Florence Im troubled about Its CRAWFORD BROS - 1 1 ¬ JOHN CONNELLY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls TRACKING THIEVES Your work i promptly answered Hott Blalcfactors Are Ran Down in solicited Prices reasonable whose name signifies se archer or tracker and whose business is to track criminals by their footprints TShese trackers are trained to their callimg Prom vouthandbecome exceedingly expert The- - are an es ¬ pecial terror to the eattlesstealers who in the parts of the Pivnjab adyoiningthe Indus and other large rivers where much grazing is carried on are very plentiful TJhey matielh their cunning against that of the tracker but they have to be verj clever to throw him off the scent One of their tricks is to catch a buffalo drive it unto the river and cling img to its tail guide M in the way they desire to go By this means they arc quickly carried down the current and leave no telltale footprints But the ruse is not always successful for the reason tfiiat affV the In India tlie great enemy of thieves is India khoji iYRUPINDIGESTION I PEIPSira CURES DR CALDWELLS II mmrn oi ei TIME TABLE - 31 EAST BOUND Ar Lexlutrton IiV 830am 8fl0pmt 1115am 840pm 11 2oam 850pm0am55thb Lv Lextnetou JLv Wlncbesterll58am 921pm thlSatri tfcflOp Ar Mt SteriiJifeipm unopm Sfc50a a 7Co Louisville uiriara o4Upny Ar Washington Ar Phlladelphia10iam 705pm ArNew York 1240 a 11 908 pxm WEST BOUND v I 1 Florence reads to hlni by the hour ¬ ¬ ¬ fore-and-a- ft i hour J And in his face and said Oh Lawrence wouldnt that be almost ideal Floy Tremaine as she was called in the regiment was an only child born and reared in the Riflers Two years of her life had been spent in the east at school but with that exception it had known no companionship or association outside tbe garrison that was the tem porary home of her fathers company An- upeu air joyous neaitniui me it was admirahle for nerves arteries and digestion yet destructive to complex--- nocent missive Mrs Hayne who was clinging to her Jiubands arm and reading with him suddenly looked up at this point in WHiittakers in- ¬ - more year said the teach ei s but it couldnt be Tremaine had listened to the tempter invested his scant savings in a Colorado mine that for one year gave dividends galore and then gave out There could be no separate es ¬ tablishment maintained on the pay of a captain of infantry who was keeping up a heavy life insurance Florence and her mother were recalled to the Eiflers and to still further promote the econ- ¬ omy demanded by their misfortune Capt Tremaine begged to be allowed to go to the cantonment on the Cata- ¬ mount relieving with his companj- - a like force that had been there in exile over a year People at regimental head- ¬ quarters thought it absolutely heart ¬ less in him to take Mrs Tremaine and dear Florence to such a desert so near the Xavnjos to the north and so ex- ¬ posed to danger from predatory bands of Apaches from across the Arizona line But neither Mrs Tremaine nor Florence shared their views Floy was to have her books her birds her horse her mother could direct her reading and as for companionship there was Mrs Lee the wife of their first lieutenant she was barely 25 and a charming young matron and Jimmy Crofton their junior sub was engaged and would soon bring his bride out to join She didnt doubt that they would have a perfectly lovely time bunting fishing exploring in the mountains and rid- ing races down the Catamount Flor-¬ ences face would glow with enthiusi- asm it would become transfigured radiant yes almost pretty said some of the ladies so proud did she seem to feel at sharing her fathers lot So though fewagreed that Florence was a beauty all decreed that she was a trump a fond and dutiful daughter a sweet sunny natuTed child who would make a lovely woman and wife one of Only said Mrs nayne these days with a world of tenderness in her tone only I hope it may be the right man Girls with those big brown eyes love so deeplj The cantonment turned out to be something of an Eden as an army post Four companies mad once been sta- ¬ tioned there so there was lots of room but after the last lot of Apache ma- ¬ rauders had been translated to the shores of the Atlantic matters aborig ¬ inal quieted down in Arizona and west- ¬ ern New Mexico The cavalry were needed elsewhere and could not easily be supplied at so isolated a post so the two troops were marched back to the valley of the Bravo and then soon after Tremaine moved thither it was decided to recall one of the two infantryjeom inands maintained there that sent Ar Lexington thetracker thinks nothing of dis Ar Frankfort 1001am 7r20pmi ArShelbyvtlle tance amd is likely to ccone upon the Ar Louisville 1100am 815pmtracks fanther on when the thief is Trains marked thus t run daily forced to leave the stream cept Sunday other trains rua daily Through Sleepers between Louisville A good tracker will foIlow a thief Lexington ana New York without yard by yard for a hundred miles and change come up with him in the end For rates Sleeping Car In one dnstance a burglar was thus aay information call on reservation tracked until the searcher reached the F B Carr lockup of a vilLage 80 miks from the Agent L N R It start in g po int Inside the building was f tGxoRaK W Barney Ky Div Pass Agent the man Ihe had set out to find The Lexington Ky police of that place had observed a sus ¬ - Ar Winchesters 730am 40pm 655am 250f 8wam zopru 7boani 345pi 911am 30pra i M- t Pn - ti piciouslooking character walking a small bundle and had about carrying promptly locked him up An examina The COAST LINE to MACKINAC tion of the bundle brouglht to liight THEC- jewelry worth several hundred rupees One particularly good tracker was ¬ especially useful because of his local knowledge He was engaged to Sndi a burglar wfio had carried oft some jeweJr- - As soon as the tracker saw the he said It is- So anduso Go to his house in yonder village and you will trail - sa The officers went and came upon the thief in the act of breaking up the jewelry In one instance the trackers skill al- ¬ most condemned an innocent man Two sheep be l o nigiiog to a govercimerat official had been stolen and the footprints were found to be those of a- man employed to loo after the public gardens Tbe man was arrested but when the track was followedi up it was found tc end opposite the police barracks whera the sfcins of the sheep were discovered As it seemedl unlikely that a tlhief would deposit his booty under the very eyes of the police a further investigation was made and it was eveintuallh proved that the sheep had been taken by the police who to throw the trackers off the scent had stolen and worn the gardeners boots rOhambeirs Journai find him - TO COriFOT FoumTfttR3 MACKINAC CHICAGO PETOSKET IE DETROIT 4 9 n 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boot Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistic Furnishings Decoration and Efficient Service insuring the highest degree of SPEED AND SAFEHf RERt Weekc Between ToIedo nt Picturesque Mackinac LOW RATES to Return including Heals and Berths From from ToledD 15 from f2tai Cleveland 51350 I petqskey BetroitMackirac THE 11 trx rtft tMU UULU SQO MARQUETTE EVERY EVENING Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliesbllraiaa for all points Bist South and Southwest and at Detroit ioirail points North and Northwest Sunday Trips June July August and September Galj Put-in-Bay - EVSRY DAY BETWEEN Qualified 7uror a St Louis Cleveland You look troubled said Totcda mah to a neighbor or Illustrated Pamphlet Addfiess Send JU A 8CHANTZ a p DETROIT MSCH I am bothered about that boy ei A mine Whats the matter with him He is so stupid he caint learn to re ad and write and doesnt seem to have good sense What will become of him when he grows up I wouldnt worrv about him He will be all right He will have a steady job on juries at 2 a day Thafs mom than manv a bright young man can earn NY World Tfta ietroit mi Cleveland steam Mat tt0 Shortest Line an Tfee The Best Service between Cincinnati and the Summer Resorts c the Great Lakes Usetl to It Van Gabblei I see the fashion ih coming in again for ladiesto wear ear rings 1 suppose now youll have to R w AND MICHIGAN THE GREAT LAKES have your ears bored Bits - MisslSnnuj Inuused to that v - f Tit 3 Trains Dally between CIXS1XNATI aad DETROIT mm Jr - IVsf r 1 -- cTi Figrgs3 A x y rv w 7 a mrzfn rare1 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS TLY TUESDAY OCTOBER 4 1898 A SOLDIERS ESCAPE W litaab wc jw WW MIV4 TIRES FOR FARM USE IM m FATAL WHEELING ACCIDENTS Tf w IJiKffillb ifo JtJUl - m DyKBtA FINE MILITARY ROAD It Was Found in Puerto Rico and Was a Genuine Surprise to Gen Roy Stone Gen Roy Stone of Pennsylvania who is with the army In Puerto Eico is ¬ the government good roads expert Before the war he was officially en gaged in advancing the interests of the good roads movement and was sent away with the army with a view to bringing his expert knowledge to bear upon the problem of preparing the highways for the transportation of our army supplies The condition of the so called roads in Cuba was what might have been ex- ¬ pected under Spanish administration But a delightful surprise awaited Gen Stone in Puerto Eico He was obliged to make a reconnoitering expedition into the mountains north of Ponce and in carrying out that purpose he found a splendid military road built by the Spaniards running up the mountains to a height of 5000 feet part of the way hewn out of solid rock and throughout displaying the finest engineering skill Up this fine high way the vehicles of the party of of-¬ ficers and correspondents were drawn by native ponies who went at a gallop Nothing more creditable to the Spaniards has been found in Cuba or Puerto Bico during the war The ex- ¬ cursion must have been especially gratifying to Gen Stone and he may be depended npon to make the Ameri ¬ can public acquainted with the facts regarding this piece of road engineer ¬ ing when he returns One of the incidents which marked this reconnoisance wras the discovery at the mountain town of Adjuntas of a rich Englishman who had been there over 50 years whose children spoke only Spanish and French and who had almost forgotten his native speech His delight over the coming of English speaking visitors found expression in a cordial invitation to the party to 3ine with him while the natives showed their gratification over the appearance of the Americans by hoist ¬ ing flags and cheering the visitors The scenerj in the mountains north of Ponce is described as being less bold but as beautiful as that of the Alps Evidently after matters have been settled down in Puerto Bico that is land wTill become a favorite resort of American tourists Bochester Demo ¬ ¬ crat DELIGHTFUL ROADS 4JT S Tlie East Seems Sow Fully Alive to the Importance of Well-Co- n structed Higrlrtvuys Great Britain aodcontinental Europe are the wheelmans paradise because there good highways are an established factor of civilization and not a recent and sudden demand In this country 1C states have since 1892 passed laws for the betterment of their roads and everywhere the good intentions of the ONE OF PENNYTJViNIA ROADS S GOOD W communities in this regard are in a way to be slowly if mot always surely carried out Massachusetts first set the example and to day has in the neigh horhood of 2200 miles of road under supervision of the state highway com missioners Xew York and Pennsyl ¬ vania have some good xoads and oth- ¬ ers like that described by the college professor in his lecture cvvihen he said The going got so bad that even a mule cquldnt get along so I wient around The accompanying photograph shows as fine a stretch of macadam as any ¬ one could wish for It is one of sev eral such along the Susqraehanna and the blue Juniata in the beautiful Key ¬ stone state Leslies Weekly DONTS FOR DAIRYMEN Dont keep cream after it is ripe but churn at cnce Dont mix sour and sweet cream keep it separate tmtil all is ripe Dont exercise your coavs by send ¬ ing the dog to bring them from pas- Dont try to work the buttermilk out of the butter wash it outjvvhil in the granular stage Dont think that because some men gay so a cow is merely a machine She as the most nervous animal of all ani ¬ mals Dont think that three or four degrees difference in temperature in the ream will make no difference when churning Dont think that because a cow is a good looker she is agpod cow the reMichigan verse is invariably true -- ture Experience of an Eastern Farmer English Insnrance Companies JJe- - From the Democrat Message Mt Sterl- ¬ coming Anxious Over JLlleir Which Proves More Than News ¬ ing 111 paper Arguments Do Bicycle Risks When Richmond had fallen and the great num- ¬ commanders had met beneath the historic The enormous increase in the Broad tires on farm vehicles are com ¬ NotAvithstanding her nose turned up there ber of fatal cycling accidents is caus- apple tree at Appomattox the 83d Penn Avere specs on it and she Aas from Boston ing slowly into use and but for the hich may he competent conservatism of the average farmer ing the leading insurance companies sylvania Volunteers prematurely aged clad testimony that considered to be everything heredity isnt great uneasiness m tatters and rags their use would be much more com- ¬ broken in body but She Avas visiting in Brooklyn before the hot In conversation with an official of mon than now So far as yet appears of dauntless spirit spell and the first young man she met AAas Avho prides himself on his intellectuals nothing is to be said againt them the an accident insurance company Avhose sAvung into line for one Whether anyone else does or not is another duty lies more directly Avith the cythe last grand re story As only objection being the cost of the it happened the young man had vieAv cling department of the company a and then change But the cost cannot be great opportunity shortly the quietly marched an talk Avith the young after alone meeting while the advantages are so many that Daily Mail representative endeavored and he Avoman aAvay to begin lifes to We are sure you do not fray anew amid the did not fail to throw a few brains at her seems strange how little attention is to ascertain Avhy the death rollwas it Nobody wants it But it comes Ah Miss Sophia he said Avith a soulful groAving so fast hills and valleys of given to the matter to many thousands every year the Keystone State yearn in his gentle voice I presumeyou atAs far as our experience goes he Among the advantages are an easier Among the number tend several of the numerous schools of philItcomes to those who have had draft for the team and less wear and said there has been a steady increase Asa Robinson came osophy in AAhich Boston is so rich and Brookcoughs and colds until the back to the old home lyn is so poor tear to the tire and the road bed Nar¬ in the number of cycling accidents throat is raw and the lining I am sorry she hesitated but really in Mt Sterling 111 tAvo years but this row tires have a less supporting sur- ¬ during the last membranes of the lungs are back to the fireside Mr Blank 1 do not attend any year they have gone up Avith a bound Stop your cough inflamed face by which to uphold the load and Indeed and do you feel no interest in that he had left at Of course you may say that such a when it first appears and you the call to arms four any of the concepts of modern philosophic that makes them cut into the ground thought remove the great danger of years previous He with more force and especially when it state of affairs is the natural outcome None Avhatever I fear and she really Avent away a happy future trouble is soft Suppose the tire to be shaped of the vast increase in the number of healthy farmer boy seemed to be sorry to have been so careless like the capital V everyone can see recruits to the cycling army But the in the first flush of of her golden glorious opportunities The Soldiers Return increase in the number of cycling ac And does not the subjective idealism of vigorous manhood that it would cut into the road hence excess of the in- - he came back a ghost of the self that an existence in delightful Boston profoundly the narrower it is the greater is this cidents is far far in own iui ouu affect the reality of your Ego tendency Prom this constant wear we crease in the number of riders and qoo mo re So far I have not observed that it did have an alternation of dust mud when many of the insurance companies are Todayhe is an alertj active man and tels she said apologetically Hoav can it be possible he exclaimed it rains and ruts in spring and fall in on tne point ot greatly increasing tne the story of his recovery as follows The sphere of your knoAviedge must be far I Avas a great sufferer from sciatica rheu- - Avider than it is Avith for cyclists addition to the wear and tear of the premiums us I suppose it can mainly be account- - nmtism almost from the time of my dis- team harness wagon and the odds No she ansAvered measuring her Avords army most J uuaige irom I should say it Avas not Dont and ends of time lost for- repaiis to ed for by the fact that so many ladies was unfitted luh manual labor oi ine time for of any kind carefully cycle noAvadays I do not mean to in and my sufferings Avere at all times intense you knoAV as long as Ave Bostonians knoAv everything in use When all the Hems and got beans Avhen the bags open Ave dont Avorry I of cost are posted the sum will be sinuate that the fair wheelwomen are At timesonlyAvas bent almost doubledifficulty OA ermuch about the rest of it Whv should Avith the greatest around found a very serious one to those to more reckless than their male rela- Nothing seemed to give me permanent re- we Isnt that enough for usto knew tives but by nature most women are lief until three years ago when my attenwhom economy is important tion to some of the Avonderful In hauling loads over the farm where more nervous and less decisive than cures was called by Dr Williams Pink Pills TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS FINE effected a tight corner which for there are no beaten roads or only apol- men and in It stops coughs of all kinds Pale People I had not taken more than ogies for them the waste is greatest mans coolness and promptness Avould half a box when I noticed an improvement For Wearing a Calico Dress ana 1UU does so because it is a sooth- ¬ ing and healingremedy of great In farm operations it is often necessary carry him thorugh a womans inde- in my condition and I kept on improving Penalty for Selling steadily I took three boxes of the pills power This makes itthe great- ¬ to drive over freshly plowed ground cision and timidity fail the Goods the of that time was in better est preventive to consumption We find too that the actual num and at thanend any time since the close ofconor only once or twice harrowed and dition at my narrow tires make anything but a light ber of accidents that occur on country army service Since then I have never been It is a singular fact but none the less load impossible to stir except for a yod roads is greater than the number bothered with rheumatism Dr Williams true that in England in the year 1700 Avomen Put one of Pills for Pale remdresses at Avere not to Avear or two at a time The usual load drawn which happen in city thoroughfares Pinkthat ever did mePeople is the only them all and inalloAved penalty orcalico of 5 Avas edy 1721 a any good and to fine Ayers Cherry Pectoral on a well beaten road will on plowed but I take it this is due to the fact that I owe my restoration to comparative health laid upon the Avearer and the unfortunate dealer Avho sold calico in those days had to ground wind the team in a few sec- more people cycle on country high They are a grand remedy Piasters over your lungs pay a penalty of 100 for the offense It onds or sink it to a depth impossible Avays than in the streets of large cities is hardly necessary to say that no one of THE PROPER USE to stir The ox cart with its broad I should say that the most prolific them ever undertook to sell more than one tires is much more serviceable on such cause of cycling accidents is the slipdress pattern The Avomen of this country A wholm MtdtemS land and that fact should teach farm- ping of the machine on grassy roads Hardtack Converted Into a Durable may bless their lucky stars that nothing Library Free has ever interfered Avith their privilege to Souvenir of the War with For four cents in stamps topay post ers that the farm wagons should also and it is a curious fact that in the ma buy and Avear calico to their hearts con age we will semi you sixteen medical Spain be equipped with broad tires The jority of cases injury is inflicted on the books tent Moreover they can be thankful that they are able to purchase the best quality farm wagon cannot be dispensed with left side shoAving that in most cases Madlcxi Advice Fpem She was a collector of souvenirs the Avorld produces right here at home The but the ox cart with its slowly mov the riders fall to the left We have the exclusive services of especially The young after 6omo of tuo most eminent physicians Another cause is the tendency for from tne wat man Avho had justso returneda goods of ene firm are and dealerssought their ing team is going out of use and some by both consumers could not refuse slight and in the United States Unusual oppor tuntHoa nnd loner exnerience emi fine day in the future will disappear mere novicps to ride brakeless bi request All she Avanted Avas something by recognized superiority is assured Avhen the nently fit them for Rivineyou medical ¬ Simpson Sons is found on except in sections where it is incon cycles Xearly all the fatalities on Avhich to remember the campaign in Cuba name William advice Write freelv all the partica receive ulars in your case You dangerous hills in the holiday season He was about to respond in the usual ro the ticket At least that isAvhat the ladies and venient or dangerous to use horses prompt reply without cost mantic fashion and offer himself Avhen she the storekeepers say and they oughtto knoAV Address PK J C AVER It i3 evidently a common idea that to have been due to this I notice that a interposed XiOWUii niiwa use broad tires requires broad rimmed well known cyclist remarked recently All I desire is some Avorthless trifle that Unshaken Confidence wheels in other words new wheels to that in his opinion the safest place in will remind me of the hardships you Avent pretty Its always lie keepssafe to judge a man by match the width of the tires but this the world was in the saddle of a bi through in defense of liberty Hoav Avould one of the buttons off mv the company IWIMIiaiWIMIMIMIWIWIMIMIWIMIWIWOIieiWIMIWIWIWIMINinilS Oh 1 dont knoAV There are exceptions is an error at least when the old rims cycle hp inrmirprl uniform dn My Uncle Johns business makes it necesProm experience I should entirely Xo I want something thai was associ are in good condition The broad The sary for him to associate Avith aldermen a tires can be put on them just as they disagree Avith him for in my opinion ateda Avith you in your daily routine of life good deal and still Id trust him Avith every mark that and all Buckie are and no trouble follow I speak the safest place in the world is in a ot Uncle Sams would designate anyto hang dollar Ive got in the Avorld Chicago Evensoldiers I Avant ing News from a rather limited experience but railway carriage According to statis- jt jn tfie parlor and preserve it forever Printers It must be indestructible then in spite of that feel confident that 3 tics there is a far greater chance oi The Center of a Great City Well the more nearly so of course the Roller am right Some three years since I accident on a bicycle than in a raihvav Traveling by the Big Four and Noav bought a new wheelbarrow with a nar train Xo pastime has such a fearful He Avas lost in meditation for some min- York Central you arrive at and depart Company f London Mail row tire used it a month or two until death roll utes Then AAith brightening countenance from Grand Central Station Fourth Avenue and 42d Street center of the hotel MANUFACTTJHERS OF he exclaimed the tire came off and then determined The British Army in 1S07 Hoav thoughtless it Avas of me not to residence and theater district of the second to try a board tire three inches wide The preliminary returns of the Brit realize it beforel I have city in the Avorld the New York Central Printers pollers very instead of an inch and a half On buy ish army for 1S97 sIioav that the aver- Ive carried it for Aveeks in the pocketthing being the only Trunk Line Avhose trains enmy over ing the barrow I asked the dealer if a age of the effective strength of all my heart as a piece of armor plate You ter the City of Noav York Kemember that Spethe NeAv York and broad tire could not be used on it and branches of the serAice during that can take this hartack and paint a little cial Knickerbocker Boston Morning Special and South I 421 and 423 DEARBORN ST CHICAGO it and it hang on the all Avestern Limited of the Big Four are the i he said he thought not that on soft year aas 219283 Of these 18049 Avere landscape on centurylet Noav for the next that the Avar is Finest Trains in America and all enter 5 ground as the rim of the tire would ex- cavalry of the line 2723 horse artillerA over Im glad to see it nut to some legiti- 5 With enlarged quarters modern machinery and 5 new management we are prepared to fill orders Grand Central Station Fourth Avenue and tend over the felloe it would become 14263 field artillery and 17545 garrison inte use It Avill make a lovelv Dlaaue 42d Street NeAv York City 5 prompuy ah roners guaranieea rcuna smooin 5 KVVnchinriff rvr Stor loaded with earth and make trouble artillery and tru ana aosoiuteiy iree irom pin noies The engineers numbered failed to see the force of his reason 7801 foot guards 6120 and infantry I x UNEXCELLED for HALF TONE i ing and decided to ignore it The felloe of the line 135467 The majority of this or other fine work 1 was not one of the best and the black force 117128 Avere scattered abroad looked rather dubious when I India accounted for 74222 and Egypt smith With 27 years experience fair prices and liberal 5 told him my plan Befor e he got the and the colonies for 42906 This leaves 2 terms we ask your patronage and guarantee to s 5 satisfy you Remembdr to ship us or write for s tire on he seemed to feel as I thought only 102155 stationed in the United s And Consider the All Important Fact 2 terms mentioning this advertisement JIMIMIMIOIIWIMIMICIIMIMIWIMIIMIMIttlOIIMIMIMICtlMIMIMIMIi profanely inclined but succeeded Kingdom and AAhile these officers and after he had unintentionally though men are properly classed as effectives That in addressing Mrs Pinkham you are confidjust as he expected chipped off a a considerable proportion of them are ing your private ills to a woman a woman Avhose piece where the ends met It was not needed for other than marching and experience in treating womans diseases bolted firmly and after some months fighting purposes The leakage during is greater tban that of any living phyof use and shrinkage in hot weather the amounted to 35400 Avhich in 3ear sician male or female came off but was reset and firmly cludes men aaiio died deserted Avere You can talk freely to a woman bolted by another blacksmith since discharged and transfers to the when it is revolting to relate your which it has done excellent service The neAv recruits Avere 35 private troubles to a man besides The predicted difficulty has not been 034 X Y Sun a man does not understand simply realized in the least though it has because he is a man Onions for Sleeplessness often been used on plowed or spaded KANSAS OWNS in round numbers Many women suffer in silence and earth with loads about as heaYy as are A successful physician recommends 900000 horses and mules 550000 drift along frombad to worse knoAV carried on solid ground The narrow baked onions for sleeplessness caused milch cows 600000 other cattle iDg full well that they ought to have 2400000 swine and 225000 sheep tire would not be replaced for the from a derangement of the nerAous immediate assistance but a natural S ITS FARM PRODUQTS price of the wheelbarrow S3stejn Here is a tried recipe for bak this year in-modesty impels them to shrink from elude 150000000 bushels of corn We are bound to have an improved ing them Wash the onions but do not 60000000 bushels of wheat and mil- exposing themselves to the questions system of roads in then ear future and peel them Boil them until tender in lions upon millions of dollars in value and probably examinations of even of other grains fruits vegetables etc with them broad tires will be a natural Avater that has been salted and change In debts alone it has a shortage family physician It is unnec their adjunct to reduce the cost of keeping the water tAvice Remove from the Send for free copy of Whats the essary YYitnouii money or price Matter with Kansas a new book of the roads in repair The rapid wear oi Avater drain thoroughly AATrap them 96 pages of facts you can consult a woman Avhose narrow tires is soon apparent in the carefully in butterd o knowledge from actual experi- - 9 General Passenger Office rounded edges assumed because the bake in a slow oven tissue paper and for an hour Then The Atchison Topeta is Santa Fo Hallway ence is greater than any local friction at the edges Is always the remove the outer skins broAAn the 9 V iCV Chicago m physician m tne world xne 101- greatest The moment the tire is onions quickly and pour melted loAving invitation is freely offered broadened the friction lessen and over them Serve hot N Y butter Tribune accept it in the same spirit be used at the width of a foot could it kf or more the friction would be almost MRS PINKHAMS STANDING INVITATION THE MARKETS infinitesimal With only broad tires on Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to promptly our roads Ave should have much less Pege Illustrated Catalogue describcommunicate with Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass All letters are received Cincinnati Oct 3 3 50 dust than now and that would be a LIVESTOCK fattle common 5 2 85 opened read and answered by women only A woman can freely talk of her Hi ing all of the famous Select 4 35 iit gain in comfort as well as in the cost CALVES butchers gcoJ light a 85 72 6 50 Fair to private illness to a woman thus has been established the eternal confidence be- ¬ for repairs With less dust Ave should HOGS Common 3 40 ft 3 70 WINCHESTER GUNS tween Mrs Pinkham and the women of America which has never been broken Mixed packers 3 85 3 75 have less mud in Avet weather and Light shippers 3 33 cm 3 65 Out of the vast volume of experience which she has to draw from it is more than AND roads Avith a minimum of dust and SHEEP Choice 3 26 3 75 possible that she has gained the very knowledge that will help your case She asks Hi WINCHESTER AMMUNITION 4 75 m 5 35 mud Avould almost reach the ideal LAMBS ILOLKAV inter family 2 60 2 80 nothing in return except your good will and her advice has relieved thousands standard Philip Snyder in Country 0 Surely any woman rich or poor is very foolish if she does not take advantage of m sent free to any address Send your No 3 red 65 Gentleman Corn No 2 mixed 31 this generous offer of assistance Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass li Oat No 2 23 The present Mrs Pinkhams experience in treating female ills is unparalleled m WINCHESTER Rye No 2 48 Sugar Beets for CWfi REPEAT1N8 ARMS CO WAX Prime to choice 8 25 for years she Avorked side by side Avith Mrs Lydia E Pinkham and for sometime Where there is no beet sugar factory PRO ViSIC NS Mess pork mvw 180 Winchester Ave New Haven Ct past has had sole charge of the correspondence department of her great busi- ¬ Lard 4 57J4 farmers who have dairy herds and no BUTTEE-- Prime steam Choice dairy 11 llYif ness treating by letter as many as a hundred thousand ailing women a year ik Avill find the beets actually worth 333333393333333333333 Prime to choice creamery 22 more than the factories offer in feed APPLES Choice to fancy 50 3 00 MCOMIMMImmiimm 60 l 50 ing out to coavs and young stock Two POTATOES per bbl acres of sugar beets Avith a good crop FLOUR Winter CHICAGO I WELL DONE OUTLIVES DEATH patent 3 30 S 3 50 should be about right to use up for a GRAIN Wheat No 2 red a 64 YOUR MEMORY WILL SHINE I No Chicago spring 59KO herd of ten or twelve cows Perhaps CORN 3No 2 29 294 the chemist may not find a nutritive yAj IF YOU USE io J nS 7 80 Oi 7 li value of five dollars a ton as compared PORK Mess 4 S2tf with alfalfa hay but no small part of LARD Steam NEW YORK 4 80 the actual value of the beet is its ef¬ FLOUR Winter patent 4 00 3 70 fect upon the digestion of other foods WHEAT Na2 red- 73 CORN 35B The coarse forage seems to be more RYE No 2 mixed 48 thoroughly digested and more grain OATS Mixed 10 10 10 40 can be fed Avithout danger of over ¬ PORK New mess q 5 DiVs caiern Auiw feeding Dakota Field and Farm Top Snap FISH TACKLE BALTIMORE v x KNOWLEDGE ENOUGH Although She Was front Boston She Cared Not for a Higher Sub ¬ ject Than Beans lrio Yon I a ¬ ¬ want I onsofliptioD ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Ayers - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cherry ctorai 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WRITJLNC 1729 Ja JLVKXTIMKft please state tkat yw wfgm tbo A4vrftM 3 J WT rf t t V mft tt- -- TBK BOURBOlsr NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 4 1898 1 lllill III - Suffered 20 Years I WHITE IN rrot T A NIGHT said Mrae A SAILOES YAM main Send Fcli to 7uc at once liavn boon searching for Felice ever round in tho social wThirl lookin fur con- ¬ tinco I received raailames directions I sorts Them times wod put on every stitch do not tLinlc that she can be in the house of canvas and go after tiro prize even if wo Indeed if inadanie will permit nic I tnink a little smugglin or turn pirate I can TCaS Felice iias lvcn in tho habit had to do Felice has a fur a trip or two If Hek had gone into of goiig out of evenings the navy stead of tradin all ovor tho hull lover Well said Mme Perrot vvoria hod be a admiral now draw in pay Indeed 0nly on tho retired list and telling tho strategy fTonornHy liavo beans nrettv girls she should not fcrget her duties board moron they over dreamed of If inadanio will permit the servants¬ When wo uster drop anchor at the ole say that this beau of Feliuds is a gentle where Hek made hisfhst landin the man not a man of her own position and town was Hek hisself would that but no mattor it is none of my skipper which goin cloes be pulkd to business Only young girls wore more put on his shore I I was when me an Hole Tomes was sailin Courtin haint done in thesodays like it ZIZH 1 I vf5ii REQUIRES MO CCOKIMO AND CUFFS MAKES COLLARS psl A Wm eautiful ill ¬ O r H H 4 - Ii Jr H V3 STIFF 3 1 i 0 IKE g I Q ONE POUND i h U - will speak to Felice said madawo It was right of you to mention this and Then she Mink back into her chair waited a little longer Sho was not r nervous person and yet a gloom and dread R3 MARY LEWIS wife of a promi nent farmer and well known by all for which sho had no words began to set tle down upon her Sho shuddered sho old residents near Belmont N Y writes For twenty seven years 1 had been grew cold sho dared not look behind her a constant sufferer from nervous prostra- ¬ she fancied strange voices borne to her on- tho breeze that lifted the curtains over the tion and paid arso sums of money for remedies without bene- ¬ open windows and advertised In tho salon M Perrot and some old fit Three years ago my condition was noise would startle and friends drank wine and played ccarto alarming the least She would have gono to them had sho unnerve me I was unable to sleep had a slowly grew dared but sho dreaded tho long corridor number of sinking spells and worse I began using Dr Miles Restorative too much Sho absolutely did not daro to Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills At first open tho door Some one who knew tho valuo of the the medicine seemed to have no effect but jewels she had worn that day might have after taking a few bottles I began to notice a change I rested better at night my appe- ¬ followed her home The idea of the black tite began to improve and I rapidly grew vis aged ruffian was so terribly vivid that better until now I am as nearly restored Mine Perrot actually gave a little scream to health as one of my age may expect God and seizing tho small silver hand boll which stood upon tho table near her rang fclessDrMileNervine it violently t Dr Miles Keiclies Dr J53 It was in this way that she was wont to ire sold by ail drug- ¬ M Rules summon Felice from her own little room gists under a positive Lftfepvane hard by The other servants only answer ¬ guarantee fiibt bottle benefits or money re ¬ iL EPtfrtir5 S2 ed the bell which communicated with tho kitchen but Mmo Perrot had now befunded Book on dis- ¬ fcri Health R nervous to cross tho room to come eases of the heart and touch it nerves free Address She rang the little silver bell and looked MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Iud PR over her shoulder toward the door hoping that some one had heard The door opened and Felice entered slowly Her faco was very pale her large dark eyes were darker than ever SLo mado her little courtesy and stood before Mmo Fff Perrot with her hands folded together You have been a long whilo in comI havo waited ing said Mme Perrot KCSaf 11 U Ml 4P W MJ i C tEiM for you two hours This must never hap pen again The Leading Specialists of America No madame never again 20 YEARS IN OHIO See that it docs not My dressing gown Felice 250000 Cured The girl already held it in her hands Usually sho was brisk and active in her WECURESTRICTURE Today she was strangely movements slow and solemn Thousand of young1 and middlo aged men are troubled v ith this disease many If it was my shroud you could not be unconsci iuly Ihey may have a smartcried Mme Perrot graver over it aH twisting stream ing scn alliu comb my hair and go You are sharp cutting ains at times flight dis- ¬ There charge difficulty in commencing weak too frightfully solemn to endure any lonorgans emission and all tho symptoms ger of nervous debility they have STltlG It ismadameswill that Ijshould comb TritE Dont let doctors experimentou you by citting stretching or tearing her hair she said you This will not cure you as it will re-¬ Have you gono crazy Felice Have ¬ turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT you not dono it every night for a year MENT absoibs the stricturo tissue f hence removes the stricture permanently If it is madamos will I must do it sufferIt can never return No pain no by ¬ said Felice in tho same strange way and ing no detention from business our sho stepped behind the ladys chair method Tho sexual organs are strength- ¬ ened Tho nerves are invigorated and Slowly the great masses of golden floss the bliss of manhood returns fell about tho ladys shoulders Softly tho maid gathered them under her hands and began to pass the comb through them Thousands of young and middle aged As she did so Mme Perrot experienced men are haing their sexual Aigor and vitality continually sapped by this dissuch a shock as one receives from an elec 4 prudent in my 1 days- m ¬ doc--to- rs the landin steer a straight course to his mothers house just to let her know ho was in port and then hoavo ahead till ho reached a certain young lady as ho know td ever sinco ho got his bearins After she had refused hi in five times runnin Hek begin to have a idee maybe she thought he couldnt capture her and that was jest the same as saym that the re was no sailin rough enough to keep him from gcttin her So the next time in mo bein first mate of the sloop with her crew of seven all told Hek called mo into tho cabin fur to hold a council of war Then I went out and had a talk with tho crow and when Hek G foot 200 pounds and with lungs accordin kim out with his courtin unerform on to tako tho boat fur tho dock ho saicf quick and snappylike Now you all know what you got to do boys Or THIS STARCH WILL CO AS FAR AS A POUND AkD A HAF OF ANY OTHER STARCH i lflyCHUBWGERBROSCS KKeokuiOowaNcwHaveCoh J a To induceyou to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself WA that ail claims for its superiority and econKfi omy are true the makers have had prepared ffW mW at great expense a series of Brand wa j celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron FREE for a few months to all uSers of the 5 v Y V -- f VlBg lisT l -- jfe urn k 1 rr- 14 ft 7s a acMti M Aim in i w v- - m jm 0 vmi AF S j n ana s v UbU 12 Uks9 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 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 arc American Wild Ducks English Quail American Pheasant English Snipe Each m M - Mmm Hp JVVJJ If tSCS l ¬ 1 WECURE GLEET ¬ v ease They are frequently unconscious of tho cau t c f these symptoms G eneral Weakness I nnatural Discharges Fail ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory Trritibility at times Smarting Sen sation Nu ken Lyes with dark circles Weak JJprk General Depression Lack Shrunken of Ami it i Varicocele Parts etc GLEEi and STRICTURE may be tho cause Dont consult family doctors as they havo no exporienco in these sjiccial diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialists who ha e made a life study of diseases otAlen and Women UurNEW r iiit itii n posi luiiiuuu you iiifnir nfii windollars tively cure One thousand tor a ca o w accept tor treatment and canuo1 c tt Tms modci atc fori cuie iuaiiui1 1 CURES GUARANTEED treat and cure EMISSIONS VARTCOrrLE SYPIITLrS GLKET AVe STRIdTLi IMPOTENOY SECRET DRATXS 1NNATITRAL DISCHARG ES Ivl DVY and BLADDER Diseases OlTETT- ¬ ROOKS CONCILIATION FltEK T unable to call write for FREE - TREAlNT 22 W BLANK for HOME Kennedys Tsa gff L 33 res n wm si rwPiSFmrim rm m rjezra wg a w m frSM t FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O p- h- - Dissolution liotice -- Pi t - KJ -- Es vj R tracted v- The undersigned composing the firm Reed Laundry have this of Haggard day June 13 1898 by mutual consent dissolved partnership 0 E Keed assuming all the debts aud liabilities Those owing the firm will please settle with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J H Haggard is not liable for debts con- ¬ ¬ bv above firm Signed this 13th day of June 1898 -- V- - BC5sp 4wks C E REED tOJ H HAG03 ARD Ks V t u x iT I4 SDR CALDWELLS SK PEPSIN INDIGESTION II K 5 Sale Dinners price call on If you are going to have a 6ale and wish to set a dinner at a reasonable GEORGE RASSENFOSS 20sept2m Paris Ky mum tobacco WAMHOeSE f CO f r y LOUISVILLE X KY Four Mouths Storage Free Indprjpndent Warehouse rj fWt ljan99 Paris Ky Aye aye they sung out and then fell to laughin soons nek was out of earshot Ho coursed rouud past tho old ladys jest to report and then hurried to Kates sho bein the one he was manouvorin fur Her dad was a jolly olo dog hisself bein hid up at that time with gout which he was doctorin fur rheumatiz Hek had another council with him ho havin lost his con sort when Kate was carryin short sail aud when they got through ho was roarin so with laughin he couldnt git a chance to swear cause his leg was killin him Courso Kato como in when she heard ail this racket and after they had dipped pennants Hek told her as how he had thought maybo shed liko to go aboard tho Spright that buin his schooner KUsaid that she didnt havo no particular cravin to see tho beat but when ho told her bout a lot of thii gs ho had from Chinoy bright feathered birds and other trinkets ccurse she wanted to go waitin I vvouM fur proper urgin as all gals do sho said on leavin bo gone long daddy but ho givo her kind of a long salute which imdc Hek more determined than oer Just as thiy vas bout to come longside we was swingin the schooners bowsprit slowly frum the shore and haulm lusty on the ropes as tho sails went up What tho devil arc you doin there Whats tho meanin of thundered Hek all this It means wo gotn new skipper an- swered big Tim who was tho ugliest man on salt water Kevins commandin now That was me Great heavens A mutiny shouted Hek as ho sprang aboard with Kato up as quick as hisself Tim clutched a sheath knife and I had an ax when I told Hek to go below seein as Iwas in command my Ill defend this lady with fiercolifo Hek and he looked so that roared durncd if I wasnt gittin uneasy Things looked still worse when the gal picked up a handjpi3e and cracked Tim vor his busiiy red head afore ho know sho was af t- tric battery er him We all rushed at her s though we she cried What a strange feeling was goin to tear her to pieces but I said Again tho comb entered her hair wo wouldnt hurt a hair of her head if tho Again sho experienced that singular sen- ¬ fight was stopped right there sation Then I surrender says Hek but the What are you doing to me Felice girl was of lightin stock and after callin What are him a coward and a land lubber sho was sho cried starting to her feet you doing to me You fur crackin more pates and wo had to But there was no one there Tho door hustle the couple below whilo he was tryin hrd not opened or shut Felice had been to tell her that ho would have fought the standing behind her tho instant before whole crew but fur fear of havin her Now she was gone The dread of sho killed But that didnH suit her She knew not what was heavier than before made thrco or f ciiir sallies and there wasnt Sho could neither scream nor run a man cf us had a wholo co erin to his All that sho could do was to drag herself faco when sho linerly settled down to to bed and draw the coverlets over her abusin Hek fur giviu up to thomurdorin head Whether she fainted or lost con- pirates sciousness sho never knew Ilo wasnt tho man that could stand this It was late when sho awoke The hands long so one night after sho had given of tho alabaster clock upon tho mantel- ¬ him a terrible dressin down fur givin up piece pointed to the hour of 10 but instead his ship and allow in her to be carried ell of tho usual domestic rounds of tho hour in it he waited till sho hael time fur to git sho was conscious of a strange bustle and to sleep in her bunk and somehows he confusion and sho thought sho heard tho gQt on to the deck Then there was the name Felico repeated in tones of horror darndest rumpus you ever hear fur bout more than once Why did they not como 15 minutes When the gal camo fly in up to her and tell her to tako a hand we all felt likoclimbin tho In a moment more the door opened and masts but Hek tolel her as how ho hael re M Perrot wrapped in his quilted dresscaptureel tho ship and tho admiring look ing gown camo in His faco was very she give him was what hohadbeencruisin grave after fur years Ho give us a good talkin Youre awake my love he asked to and hael a harel tiino convincin her that Yes I am awake What has hap wo should not all bo put in irons but he pened said ho must havo help in runnin the Your maid Felico is dead Sho has schooner and that ho would shoot the first taken poison Her mother a washerwom- ¬ man that didnt obey orders an lives in the Rue St Cvr She went Wo mado a port way down on the souththere yesterday afternoon and this morn- ¬ ern coast just as soon as we could and ing was found dead in bed The lamen- thero Hek and Kate was spliced by a regutations of the poor woman awakened mo lar church pilot When wo all rushed up Sho had brought a note which Felice had after the words was said and hugged the left for you Shall I read it skipper and told his consort how much we Yes mon ami said Mmo Perrot thought of her when big Tim pulled his trembling violently topknot and said as ho had dono nuthin Adored madame ho began I shall but what he was ordered her eyes got bignever dress that beautiful hair again I ger and they wasnt so much color in her knew it when I arranged it an hour ago face But I told you what kind of stock When you return home Felico will bo she came of Soons she got skipper dead Sho is too miserable to live Ah in the cabin sho said Hek tho daddy did madame when you touch that little bell I know about this have obeyed so long it seems to mo that you Well dont my spirit must hear it and como to you back that Inight think ho expected again W7hat made you do it Hek Henri cried Mme Perrot with a Causo loved you Kate and that scream Oh Henri this is terrible Fe- music fellowI seemed to bo sailin round me lico undressed my hair herself at midnight in the race I jest had to shanghai you or Felice who was then dead Come to kill him off me Let mo touch you Save me from Hold she said and looked this great terror that is gathering about as though the schooner was afireas anxious If that me mutiny had been real business would you M Perrot flew to his wifes side The have light from tho open window fell across tho ship pitched in and helped retake the pillow and over the beautiful head that to lay upon it Ho stared at it for a moment tell There wouldnt have been one left the tale Kato Mon Dieu my child he cried Then she fell into his arms and it was amazed and horrified what has hap- ¬ big Tim that come sneakin on deck to tell pened Your hair has turned white 11s she had signed papers fur life and And this is how Mmo Perrots hair while Hek might sail the ship shed alius turned white at the age of 20 Exchange sail Hek That gives you some idea of how we Manslaughter In Football used to do our courtin in them good ole In an English case Mr Justice Hawkins days Exchange recently said respecting manslaughter in football that it might be useful to remind First Opera Glasses those who played this rough and danger- ¬ The single opera glass was iirst used in ous game that if a man caused violence the time of Louis XIV It became the whether willful or through gross negli- ¬ rage and everybody used one The double gence to another in such a way as to pro- ¬ opera glass Jumelle was invented in duce death ho would be responsible for 1825 but did not at first find favor with tho fatal issue and that if he willfully women A treatise was written In the caused grievous bodily harm to another do lor and thereby caused his death his crime early part of this century on lartwoman gner in which it was shown that a would bo not manslaughter but murder fine arms It appears froin Law Notes London with hands if would hold the glass with both sho were blessed with that Jbhe accused was convicted in this hands she would tako off her gloves fine if case but allovred to go on his own recog- ¬ her neck were lpug sho would recline back nizance of 50 to come up for judgment if called upon to do so Case and Comment in her chair and so on It was quite a treatise on coquetry New York Post ¬ ¬ The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Plaque is bordered with a band of gold ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTY TWO M2LL3H packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques sno till you about Elastic Starch Accept no 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