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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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RasTbr-sF-- -- - sw sps 11 OH iii BOURBON NEW X B Establish FEB 1 1881 GHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY OCTOBER MILLERSBURG 7 1898 NO 8C Browers Lexingtons Busiest Store EXQUISITE FALL DRAPERIES We are now showing some beautiful creations in II ORIENTAL CURTAINS 500 pr SILK FACED CURTAINS 750 pr SATIN RUSSE CURTAINS SI 000 pr I les direct from the world tamed designers color latent styles lowest pi ices high art draper lixclusive patterns new MANTLE LAMBRIQUINS 175 each A handsome line of B ATI ENBERG CURTAINS from 2750 per pair 750 to TVall Paper Store With thoughts turned toward refurnishing the wall paper stock The great invite your attention The Ve3r rwte is NEW GOODS You find 3our decoration scheme and space is full of New ideas supply all its requirements at one visit It is much easier to plan mat h and study here among the goods than at home Visit the Department If Fine Specials For This Week A Carnation nattern rotlnng hut the riagran e lacking lnc nr Special Red and Yellow Briar Brush Pattern as perfect as the - In tlie Vfuval Scotch roses 20c Four 30 inch Ingiains at lOc with match ceiliifg h4 li ouc matcn moiuing at oc a loot at 20o 2d prize C jHK ft BJil Vr mrn fc R 1 v 3 STfc t fcU fi Carpets Furniture Wall Pape jyTgTTi ivxxzzayiKxywiMixxzzsiasssnGcxz raras3szzzagSSlnMryTi7 mtr qtzjtssaiM II Pi 6 If u felTA 4 i l 4 n S btout has succeeded in building I larg bt tailoring husine s in Paris if nip I ills I He ecouniz d ih fact that hve years ago that the only day of big profits and small sales was past bLCOrsD lie cuts the price ol tailor made garments at least 40 PER CENT 1HLRD He kept up the quality of his materials his styles and his workmanship FOURTH He lwjys does as he advertised lien1 arc aicw reasons vhv - th- iat 1 As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appreciate- th fact that they save twenty dollars on a single Suit or OverMany customers at a small profit rather than a few customers coat a big profit says H S Stout It- vou want credit 30111 high pnce tailor gladly extends it lor he znake- you pay dearly for it in the end hy not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money 03 ¬ t giving H S Stout a trial He makes the Finest Imported Suits lor v a r-- 1 1 cfars f 11 i vr r ii -- ir lAPJS FURNISHING k H S JOE MUNSON H9sSi jsl ZMJZJJ n b rr JJ -- XJL li tvtt L WLlCJLt cok rj mmmk CO Smith of M F C and Mips Blanche The Howard Hat marie in Darnell Messrs Layson Tarr Ben Xew York in stiff and soft one News Notes Gathored In And About The Howard BanksjNeal Joe Mock Wal- of the best hats made guaran ¬ liurir lace Shannon Will Mclntyre Charles teed in quality style and finish Bryan San ford Allen at of 3 is Dnt forget the minstrel show Satur¬ son Will Clarkfeairy Arthur Thomas by the low price sole agents011 sale Hntchcraft and Price Co day nisrht t Capt Thompson Wcs Ua Dodson has returned from For Sale Seral farms from forty Mt Storing t one hundred acres of good land suit Always ask for Paris Milling Dr Markewell of Versailles is very able for tobaccoj with barns on them Jill grocers sick at Joshua Bartons tine corn and wheat land in Rush Cos Purity flour Fayette and Henry counties Ind Pay- ¬ keep it Insist on having Pimty Rev Daul Robertson and family left ment to suit For information call on Wednesday for Winchester every time M Purnell 30sep4 T Hansons minstrels at the Fields Married Mfi Wm Carpenter and Opera House Saturday nigut Miss Katie McNamara of Paris were Insure in my agency non ¬ Mr Denis Dundon of Paris was married Wednesday at the Phoenix Prompt -- paying reliable down Monday right on business Hotel parlors in Lexington by Eld union Mark Collis of tje Christian Church companies insures against fire Dr H A Smith of Paris was the The bride was handsomely attired in a guest of Mr Marshall Wednesday tailor made traveling suit of national wild and storm Mr Samuel James has been the guest blue cloth Thejattendants were James W O HIKTOUl Agent of Charles Martin for the past week Dundon op Millersburg Ky Leer D C jMcNamara H R Laird Jr is attending the Stout and both osf Paris Ky brother of the bride The bride Use Parib Milling Co s Purity Commercial College at Lexington carried a bouquet of American beauty flour for sale by all grocers Mrs W V Shaw returned Wednes- roses t day from a protracted visit to Berry Ask for it Take no other 1ung Irritation Miss Kate Winston was the enest of is the forerunner to consumption Dr her cousin Mrs I R Best Tuesday will cure it and Bells The Reliibe soft ard stiff Charles Lper sold to Hal Woodford 15 give such strength to the lungs that a head of 1100 lb cattle at four cents 2 one cough or a cold vill not settle there hats late Fall styles at Miss Alice Spears of Pans is the Twent3T five cents at all good druggist of the best hats ever offered in guest of Miss Loise Thorn near town Having been solicited by a number of Bourbon County for the money Miss Tillie Davis gnest of Mrs Mary persons to open a cooking school in Paris at Price Gos sole agents Caldwell returned to Maysville Tues ¬ decided to do so early this Fall I have day in October if a sufficient number of Mr George Jones is off on a trip to We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ Torrent Swango Springs and other pupils can be secured All persons de- siring to take one or more lessons will pair your linen and put neck bauds on points Haggard Reed Hansons please giye me their names within the free The parade for Fields Minstrel show w 11 be at 12 a in Satur- ¬ next few days I with to state that I day have made arrangements with Mr Ashbv and John Leer sold to Wm Sciger of Louisille to lurnisb on short Fruits Floweis Griffith 17 bead of 1400 lb steers at notice individual ices fancy cases and 4G0 ornamenis for serving same Terms BLUE GRASS NURSERIES Miss Lutie Jefferson went to Cyn Ten lessons 1 single lesson 50c thiana yesterday to visit Miss Emma mrs W A Johnson SjQlXjXjs Smith Everything for Orchard Lawn and Coughed 20 Years Mrs Lizzie Thompson guest of her Garden mother Mrs Moore has reiurned to I suffered for 25 years with a cough Shrubs Fruit ano Ornamental trees Roses Vines Small Fruits Chicago and spent hundreds of dollars with Rhubarb Asparagus and all stock ¬ Miss Belle Mair guest of Miss Mary doctors a id for medicine to nj avail un grown in Nmerties I used Dr Bells jChamp returned to Huntington Va til Prices no This remedy makes weak lungs strong Agents reasonable as we employ apTuesday Descriptive catalogue on It has sayed my life J B Rotell plication to Judge W M Purnell and wife were Giantsburg 111 HEL F HILLEXMEYER guests of T M Purnell Wednesday and ¬ Lexington Ky Thursday Phone 279 Crawford Bros have lately improved their barber shop making it decidedMr J W OConnell has twmtv five feeding heifers for sale weight about ly the most attractive shop in Paris 700 lbs They offer a prompt expert and polite 1 0 Rev H R Laird opened a private service and their shop is as cool as any school for boys Monday with eleven in in the city Hot or cold baths at any attendance Terms 5 and h per cent on real hour if estate mortgage Mrs Jndge Ross of Carlisle was the rv MOORE ROGERS guest of her daughter Mrs Ed Ingels WeaklKes areMada Strong 16sepi6mo UhtM P a TTgjy vtodnesdavK a oWarMslremyMl ill Wll ¬ -¬ ¬ Pine-Tar-Hone- ASSIGNEES SALE of LAND The undt j signed Assignees of William Sparks will expose to sale to the highest and best bidder a trct of land situated in Bourbon County containing 279 ACRES 2 ROODS 18 POLES Said sale will be made on the premises one mile South of Leesburg at 10 oclock a in THURSDAY OCT I3TH 1898 y Style 1898 DESCRIPTION Said land is situated on the East side ot Leesburg and Newtown Turnpike irouting thereon 159 poles is one mile South of former place and five miles North of latter which is a station on Kentucky Midland Railroad It is further bounded on the South by the la db of Mrs Hawkins and bilas dirt road on the East by the lands of Smith Bishop and on the North by lands ot Crenhaw and Chinn It is descrioed by ietes and bounds in order of sale Tuis is a No 1 faim in every respect Location in ixood neighborhood con ¬ venient to schools and churches citely General Fertility good 150 acres in grass tibout 00 acres that may be put in wheat this Jail and abunt 70 acres for cultivation in corn tobacco etc next year Improvements Good brick resi ¬ dence six rooms tobacco barn and other necessary outbuildings Well watered with cisterns ponds and Springs Any one wishing a good home or a paying investment should call on Mr William Sparks on the premises or on the nudersigned who will taue pleasure in showing the land Title perfect sale absolute Terms The land will be sold on 3 1st due March three eqral payment 1st 189U at which time possession will be giveL Balance 2 two annual pay ¬ ments with interest from March lat 1899 Pine-Tar-Hon- ey ¬ ¬ Bonds with approved surety to be given on day of sale Inl rest may be abated from day of payment to March lsc 1899 if creditors agree to accept and stop interest as to this provision a definite statement will be made on day of sale t 4- - Money Loan J 20sep 4tT Assignees of William Sparks J MILLER WARD Q WARD j Will Kenney W M- - D TAILORING STOUT Manager was the guest of relatives here Monday kind speedily and effectually cured by the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve and Tuesday Its put up in tubes and sold on a guar- Mr Owen Ingels and family have tee by all good druggists Cor moved to the flat over Smedley MrTOscar d bbnsonrofWinchesterf nQgranuiatuyusoioreyworrry Mi fJ m ij nwmmmmmmmKmmmtnmffSSmmSmtSX Horse Taken Up A dark bay horse came to my place about a week ago Owner may have same by proving proptrty and paying G G WHITE Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 16aug tf 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m jmw ringtons store Cutter cjj v E mm w mm E THE CO IS iOST FATAi OF ALL EASES FOLEYS KIDNEY CU Is a guaranteed remedy for a5 KSDNEY and BLADDER Diseases Tj2r - - - - - -- -- - mim ssszsj r - Sold b3T James Kennedy Druggist tsmfTsxsvsarsxsssxnz jwv HE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE Also draw out grate removable and renewable without having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction in all best materials skilled workmanship modern and its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth- For jpig better can be produced Thirty three years experience teale by alFprominent dealers Hasball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all tions up-to-date condi- ¬ BRSTEGGE GOHMANN Louisville Ky GO Mr John Sheeler of Mt Olivet was the guest of his brother Mr H A Sheeler Sunday The W P Pervin farm at Millers Station was bid to 05 per acre Wednesday and withdrawn Mr Harry Orr a former citizen of this place is here in the interest of an Accident Insurance Co Earl Current went to Georgetown yesterday to play foot ball with George- ¬ town College veisus State College Rhun of Covington put a Fry handsome family monument over the grave of Saml Stitt and wife this week The South bound passenger train Mon- ¬ day morning killed a valued farm mare for Ephraim Herrod at the Hurst crossing Mrs John W Duy of Tarvier N C and Mrs J M Rollins of Hills boro Ky are guests of Mr O H Davis and family Miss Mary J Bannister of New York who was art teacher for Judge Savage was the guest of Mrs Robt Miller this week Chas Martin has just finished weaning 56 head of the best mare mules that could be bought in the six adjoining counties Call and see them It Mr and Mrs James M Hughes and daughter Mrs Bruce Miller and Mrs W E Board of Paris were guests Tuesday of Dr and Mrs C B Smith Messrs Oscar Johnson Charles Leer James Hutsell Joshua Barton Tom McClelland and Charles Johnson and wife attended the Lexington races yesterday The Kentucky Colonels who sang at the Parks Hill Camp Meeting will give a concert here in the Opera House on Oct 12 Wednesday for the benefit of the Presbyterian Church Mrs RM Caldwell for the United States Millinery Co will open a store in the room next to C W Howards and will have full line of goods on Sat- ¬ urday and a Fall opening next week Mr M H ONeal one of our most popular smiths and carriage dealers will be married Oct 11 Tuesday even- ¬ ing at six p m to Miss Nora Agness Martin of Carlisle at the Catholic Church in Carlisle In compliance with an affidavit Coro- ¬ ner H H Roberts Tuesday had the re mains of George Allen colored ex ¬ humed it having been alleged that Al l3n was buried alive The coroners jury viewed the remains and rendered a verdict that Allen was dead when buried Mr Royce Allen our esteemed bache- ¬ lor entertained on Monday night the following friends Misses Loise Thorn Carrie CurrentLucy Allen Lida Clarke Sadie Hart Fannie Mann Belle Marr Misses Scales Griffin Renbelt and ¬ ¬ ¬ Dont use any other but Purity flour from Paris Milling Co tell your grocer you want no other costs 16sep 4t All grocers keep it Plan Your Summer Outingr Now Line Picturesque Mackinac via The Coast Go to from Cleveland April pi5 for the round trip including meals and where Eligible for register berths One thousand miles of lake ride W W Shropshire on new modern steel steamers for the 23sp 3t Eacondida Ky Send 2c tfor illustrated above rates pamphlet Address A A Schantz G P A Detroit Mich 1550 from Toledo 17 It only costs 1350 from Detroit I L Q NELSON Pleasant St ¬ GHIIIS 0 FOR SALE opp First Presbyterian I have Poland Cnuia boars for sale good n t in be found any- Church Dr Bucks old office Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m IFOP IFtEZNT Ilia 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 grauulated lids Sold by all dealers at 25 cents The very best companies com- ¬ pose my agency which insures against fire wind and storm Non union consumption You should cure a cold parties need apply promptly by taking Dr Bulls Cough W E HIBLER Syrup This celebrated remedy is ac- ¬ efc 232 W Main Lexington Ky knowledged to be most efficient and affections of the throat reliable for all and lungs It cures a old at once EiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiirN I desire to lease for a term of y ears my farm in Bourbon comity near E waits Cross Roads and on Paris Cynthiana Turnpike containing five A stubborn cold is easily taken it hundred and sixty six acres Possession sticks to some people all winter and given March 1 1899 Privilege of seed- ¬ very often develops into bronchitis or ing given No one but strictly reliable W 0 HINTON Agent A good story on page six DrBulIs Cough Syrup Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists 1 Clays Shoe Store Main Paris Ky Read it E Cor 4th E Promptly cures Stubborn Colds My agency insures against fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ liable prompt paying I compani- esnon-union TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN W 0 HINTON Agent NO GAS KAIIiKOAD TIME CARD I 1 A Shoes Boois 1 1 NO COCAINE L N R R ARRIVAL OP TRAINS From Cincinnati 1058 a m mt 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333 p m U37 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 p m From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m DEPARTURE OP TRAINS public to be the b it and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Catephoiic treatment for painless 538 p filling Set of teeth Upper and lower Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns Painless extraction 50 cts up A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the I j 1500 800 complete stock of all that is NEW and de- sirabte in footwear Our goods and prices are sure to please you E i l 100 up 50 cts 500 Try us for your pair of shoes next E 1 To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 700 a m fiH5 p m F B Carr Agent JJUUBJ0S 321 Main St luuiimimmiimimiiHmnnHiniiHLiil Paris Ky opp Court house Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m 1 Telephone 79 S up PLrsiN SYR CONSTIPATJONil CURES ff DR CALDWE 7 J THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER I 7 1898 t - Proposed Alliance with England If the United States and England should Earl of Banmore News From the Storm Stricken Districts form an alliance the combined strength Xhe Nephew of the would be so great that there would be little Along the Southern Coast Corning Foaud Dead in the West End Hotel in Very Slowly at St Louis manner when men and women keep up their These are the essentials of health Hoods hodilv strpneth with Hostetters Stomach Sarsaparilla is the great blood purifier and Ga Oct G News from Bitters there is little chance for attack from stomach tonic It promptly expels the Hon Wm Strutt Savannah St Louis Oct 6 the remedy The which Gen Bacon and His Little Band of Santiago Regu ¬ aged 25 years son of Lord Belper of the storm stricken districts along the disease builds old time muscles enriches the impurities and bycause pimples sores and steadies up the blood giving healthy action eruptions Kingston Derb Eng and nephew of coast is coming in gradually and it is nerves and increases the appetite Try it to the stomach and digestive organs it keeps the system in perfect order the earl of Dunmore a Scotch peer probable that a hundred lives have lars Reported Wiped out of Existence A Family Affair waiting to Queen Vic- been lost News by way of a boat who is a lord in well stop Rich toria was found dead in the bath tub which arrived Wednesday is that 50 mooningUncle You might as She hasnt about Miss Beauty the West End people were drowned at Fernandina apartments been in love with you after all Shes been Is Americas Greatest Medicine SI six for 5 of in his at S a in at From Campbell island inhabited by after the money she thought you would in Prepared only by C L Hood Co LowellMass Wednesday His With Indians in the Wilderness Fierce Battle hotel body was entirely submerged in the about forty colored people it is report- herit from me PJ1ls to take Nephew Impossible Why do you think 1 1UUU 2 Pillc are the only Sarsaparilla Wednesday witll Hoods ed that all but three were drowned Northern Minnesota on water that filled the tub The last I have m seen of the joung man was at 2 oclock At Brunswick four people lost their accepted proposed to her myself and been N Y Weekly It is not yet lives andat Jesup 100 miles from the Z Monday afternoon z Hear known what caused his death The coast one man was killed in a build Known That Many Were Killed on Botli Sides Failure to By Hawaii and tlie Philippines remains have been removed to the ing blown down by the storm From tlie Troops ominous Reinforcements Ordered Sent Send four cents in stamps for an ilAt Sterling Station Charles Wright lustrated booklet issued by the Chicago z morgue to await the inquest Cneated By tlie Algxir Eiidians Claimed to Have Been St Paul Railway the direct z Revengeful From its condition the body must a merchant reports the disasters from Milwaukee the American Continent to the Government and Are route across have been in the tub for some time the flood great to lives and property in New Trans Pacific possessions of the United I The hotel people were immediately the rice field portion of Gtynn and States Full of latest reliable information ofCan St Paul Minn Oct C An uncon- - Bacon would have sent back somepos- notified and the coroner took charge Mcintosh There are a number of anda valuable for referenceAddress he used Geo H as text book in school communication had it been firmed rumor has reached here that ficial of the remains for the purpose of small islands at various points around Heafford Genl Pass and Ticket Agent the soldiers and Gen Bacon have been sible to do so No word whatever has learning the cause of death The Brunswick Fernandina and Darien Chicago 111 has it been massacred by the Indians at Leech come from him Neither countess of Dunmore who is stopping on which small groups of families Not Difficult lake A Brainerd operator sa3rs this possible to confirm the report that the with friends in this city is an aunt of live It will be some days before He indignantly I hope I know my own entire detachment has been wiped out the dead man She was notified of his accurate reports are heard from these mind reported massacre is true She Walker Minn Oct G A hard The outlook at this hour is that the death but as her whereabouts are kept points At Darien the water is report- know sweetly Yes You surely ought to z as much as that on the war a secret nothing could be learned from ed high and the town badly damaged o fight with the Indians occurred Wed agency Indians may go X scene path at any moment They have beeu her concerning Mr Strutt nesday and the reports from the There are many rumors of loss of life To Cure a Cold in One Day reof the battle on the other side of Leech holding a council all night and reports Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All A prominent citizen with whom the but all of the reports thus far lake are somewhat conflicting- al received every half hour by runners deceased dined recently is of the opin- ¬ ceived are believed to be exaggerated druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c though all reports agree that the re- describing the condition of af- ¬ ion that Mr Strutt died of heart dis- ¬ Many of those who bring news left of a of the old chiefs ease The man lie said was traveling the scene of the storm during its fillOur idea be for difficult task for anyone to Two sult has been considerable shedding fairs a woman to make herself would of blood and some loss of life on both want war but there are others for his health and he thinks the shock height and consequently can not be popular at her boarding house Atchison sides who are trying desperately to stem received in taking a cold bath had a expected to give accurate informa Globe No word has come from the front for the tide of discontent and to prevent fatal effect Do people kick harder because of too tion The damage by wind and rain much rain than they kick because of too inseveral hours which fact is considered any conflict with the troops The two has been enormous and extends much dry weather Atchison Globe somewhat ominous The most serious correspondents who are still in Wal- A LYNCHING IN MARYLAND land 100 miles in some cases The Celebrated for more than a report is that the detachment of troops ker started for the island Wednesday damage to shipping is enormous Near For Whooping Cough Pisos Cure is a century as a delicious nutriwith Gen Bacon was massacred the night and hope to get back in time to A Nejrro Who Attempted a Criminal As ¬ Darien the schooner Blanche Hopkins successful remedy M P Dieter 67 Throop tious and flesh forming bevAve Brooklyn N Y Nov 14 94 general himself being said to be among give some idea of the situation and as sault on Mrs Capt Morrison Riddled collided with a small schooner the erage Has our well known With Bullets by a Mob to whether the other newspaper men the dead The Minnie Minnie and sunk her A thing of beauty said the Cornfcd Philosopher is a joy until the fashion Three newspaper correspondents and the soldiers still live YELLOW LABEL ANNArous Md Oct G Wright had on board 3000 pounds of dyna- changes Indianapolis Journal OSrill of the St Paul Pioneer Press Washington Oct G Secretary Bliss tug GladiaAt Fernandina the an as- mite colored on the front of every package Beaton of the Minneapolis Tribune received a telegram Wednesday night Smith on Mrs who attempted wife of tor is said to have landed in the midCure your cough with Hales Honey of Morrison the and our trade mark X Horehound and and Knappen of the Minneapolis from Indian Inspector Tinker an ¬ sault Capt James Morrison of the Third dle of the town Mrs Lucj Carneigies Pikes Toothache lar Drops Cure in one minute La Belle Chocolatiere Times are known to have been in the nouncing a fight with the Pillager In ¬ magnificent yacht Dungeness is bad they dians in Minnesota Wednesday It district residing near Jones Station ly damaged fight and one report is that The Cumberland island on the back It is more flattering to have people won2 were killed while another says they did not say how many were killed was taken from jail shortly after are pilot boat Maud Helen was landed der why Ave Topicsnot famous than why we NONE OTHER GENUINB are Town are now prisoners in the hands of the Marshal OConnor wired Attorney Gen- ¬ oclock Wednesday morning and shot high on a bluff in Burbanks yard Indians This little town has been eral Griggs that a general Indian up The tynching part went to the jail The schooner Edia and Emma with Halls Catarrh Cure pointed guns at Night Watchman Du full of excitement all day and as the rising was imminent a cargo of coal is on shore at Jekyl Is a Constitutional Cure Price 7oc vall and took the prisoner to Sanders Airt nnlw riF reports from the other side of the lake On receipt of these advices Secretary The Jekyl lot near the city cemetery and riddled island near Charleston to your business with the glue of in Stick came in the people became frantic and Alger ordered reinforcements sent to WALTER BAKER CO Ltd the body with bullets Smith begged Island club launches landed in the dustry Chicago Daily News were made to get up a force to the scene at once on a special train if DORCHESTER riASS efforts for mercy and cried Murder as he club house yards and the water has die eating and others di et Some ESTABLISHED 1780 po to the help of the troops This necessary and with a Gatling gun if I destroyed considerable of the clubs Chicago people News was being removed from jaiL Daily V will be sent in a few hours fPvT0Hv4f Vf f vtf f iff f f needed property coming on a special train from On St Simons island along the St Paul Minn Oct 6 Orders CAMP HORRORS NO Brainerd However additional sol- ¬ were issued late Wednesday night for WERE beach lined with summer resorters diers are most needed and the feeling additional troops to go to Leech lake Food Was Plenty in the Soldiers Camp cottages the tide wrought devastation is general that they can not come too and 200 soldiers will leave for there on Reports are that all the cottages have at Santiago de Cuba Says Gen soon Joseph Wheeler a special train early in the mornibeen wrecked St Simons mills and Wednesdaj s fight occurred 30 miles ng- reaching the scene of trouble other property on the opposite end of Washington Oct G Gen Wheeler the island are not badly damaged be from Walker on a point jutting out early Thursday afternoon This is in The accordance with a telegram from Adjt resumed his testimony before the war ing protected by the timber lands into the lake near Bear island soldiers 100 strong under command Gen Corbin to Lieut CoL Sturgis as- investigation commission Wednesday of Gen John M Bacon and Maj Wil- sistant adjutant general for the de- ¬ morning a half hour executive session jjor iniants ana uxuiaren THE VICE ADMIRAL GRADE n had arrived here last evening partment of Dakota kinson preceding his entrance and at half past four this morning The review of the charges formu- It Will Be Kecommended to Congress for The Pillager and other neighboring Use they went on board boats and were Indians of the White Earth reserva- ¬ lated by the New York World was Dewey by President Mclvinley and continued carried to the point named where a tion claim to have many reasons Secretary Xongfor For landing was made with considerable If there were any camp horrors their present outbreak although the said the witness the difficulty a srale having started ut Washington Oct G It is said Presi eommandrof Thirty Years it iJamrettv lively sea The landing was direct trouble with the Pillagers comes the camp was responsible for he had dent McKinley and Secretary of the over attempts to bring in some of the nf authority to get all that was effected at about 8 oclock Scouts Indians to the United States court The Kind You Have Alway Bought at for the comfort of the men necessary Navy Long have determined to recom were hustled through the bush in Duluth in connection I do not mend to congress the revival of the with liquor sell- believe THE CENTAUR COMPANY TT MURRAY STBECTNtWORK CITY every direction and for three hours ing cases there was any lack of food grade of vice admiral to be filled by no trace of the Indians could be found the promotion of Rr Adm Dewey Their grievances go back through wwWw wWWWwwww Every prepaution against ambush had many years INSURGENTS DEFEATED President McKinley in his annual and there have been legisbeen taken Finally at about half message and Secretary Long in his and past eleven the soldiers were drawn lative one of other attempts to settle¬ Three Hundred Muskets Four Cannon and annual report intend to devote conthem the Ammunition Captured by Spanish up in an open space near the shore son law regarding latest being the Nelsiderable space to the achievements the sale of timber on Troops in the Philippines lake and preparations of the of the Asiatic squadron under the were about to begin for din the Indian lands However the Indians that Madrid Oct 6 An official dispatch command of Rr Adm Dawey and the were soldiers The still claimedthis wasthe method of disposner of both cumbersome and from Iloilo reports the landing of splendid judgment and diplomatic tact in line though the coffee making had ing expensive and that they were the Spanish troops caused a panic among that officer has displayed in handling commenced Suddenly a shot was fired sufferers In regard to serving as the insurgents and that 300 muskets the many difficult questions which from the house of arose before the arrival of the Amerithe Indian who has been the as witnesses in illegal liquor selling four cannon a quantity of ammuni- ¬ can troops and the capture of Manila head and center of this whole diffi cases they claimedto that the deputy tion and a flag were captured and 18 As under the existing law Rr find their own Spaniards who had been held as culty Ex Marshal Ed Harris a Walker marshals left them reach the Dewey will way home from Duluth without hav ¬ prisoners were released The insur Adra half breed was struck his arm being retiring age in December 1S99 there broken This shot seemed to be a sig ing paid them the proper mileage gents dispersed and many of them is a strong probability that Secretary jnal for iipmecliately shots came from This is denied by the deputies withdrew to the mountains while some Long will also urge that congress pass The clergy and other evory direction ana turee men The leader in the trouble with surrendered the Pillagers is an old warrior inhabitants made a demonstration in a law permitting the retention of that dropped and were carried to the rear officer upon the active list for an ad not a chief who favor of Spain The soldiers who are veterans not recently returned from court and was Communication with Cebu has been ditional ten years A law permitting alone of the Santiago battle but of such action in the case of officers re- ¬ many an Indian skirmish knew what soon afterwards sought again by the restored Thirty six Spaniards were killed in ceiving the thanks of congress for gal to do and at the first shot all found deputies He alleged ill treatment in lant conduct in the civil war is now on and awaited another vol- being turned adrift penniless in other encounters shelter the statute books but the authorities ley to tell them where to shoot Gen Duluth and aroused the other Turks Must Evacuate Crete would be glad to see the law changed Bacon and Maj Wilkinson steadied Indians to protest against the way Constantinople Oct 6 The col so that officers of the recent and futheir men with encouraging words he claimed to have been treated ective note of Great Britain France ture wars will be similarly rewarded and with a second volley the Indians The United States marshal insists Italy and Russia demanding1 the with ¬ There is little doubt that congress attempted a rush on the soldiers The that the old mans story is unfounded drawal of the Turkish troops in the will willingly adopt the recommendarattling volley from the regulars that but the reds had been stirred up to island of Crete was presented to the tion regarding Rr Adm Deweys admet the oncoming reds stopped the such a pitch that trouble apparently Turkish government Wednesday It vancement rush and drove back the Indians al became unavoidable in view of the insists that the Turkish troops must though half a dozen of them were deeply seated feeling of general ill evacuate the island of Crete within a TROUBLE IN CUBAS CAPITAL dronped by the soldiers fire The treatment in regard to their timber month from Wednesday their with- T lltiPdsand tbeir lands and rights in drawal to commence within a fort Auxilary Cruiser Receives Orders to Pro llle from the PiiiajreVs general ceed There From Playa Del Este came more scattering and the night Minneapolis Oct G A telegram reWith All Possible Haste fine a charge made soldiers Campaign Opened in Wooster and drove them back though the ceived at midnight from Walker Minn Wooster 0 Oct G The republicPlaya del Este Cuba Oct G A The steamers on says a fierce fight between the Indians ans of this Wayne county opened firing continued the which the soldiers had come as well as and the troops is still in progress fall campaign here Wednesday Joseph report reached here Wednesdaj- after those used by the newspaper corres Marshal OConnor reports several fa- ¬ B Foraker being the principal speak noon that there is trouble in Havana pondents were fired on by the Indians talities among the soldiers but does er His address was frequently inter but the nature of it could not be Better than Gold with effect Inspector Tinker receiv- not give the number A special train uped by enthusiastic applause from learned The auxiliary cruiser Scorpion which arrived here Wednesday ed a shot in the leg and had his sleeve is coming from Brainard with a hun ¬ the large audience present and better than any other chewing tobacco ever dred armed citizens morning received orders to sail for riddled made YOU are not obliged to dig tor it Havana immediately The cruiser New Walker Minn Oct 6 With the Hallwood Cash Register Co Defeated Brill of the Pioneer Press Beaton of Columbus O Oct G The in junction ark sailed Tuesday for Port Antonio the Tribune and the Times corre single exception of Santiago there was i ne vceni piece ui spondent had landed prior to the ar ¬ not as bloody a land battle fought dur asked for bv the Hallwood Cash Slot Machines Must Go Co of Columbus against the rival of the soldiers a previous experi- ing the Hispano American war as that Bowling Geeen 0 Oct 6 An order ence having made them believe the which occurred around the hour of National Cash Register Co of Dayton danger was slight They were thus noon Wednesday away off on the 0 was decided against the Hallwood has been issued by Mayor Campbell to company The judge refused to grant the effect that all slot machines must brought into the thick of the border land of Minnesota civilization is the largest piece of really high grade tobacco be taken out of the city in 24 hours the Bear island Leech lake There are dead the injunction fight with and fought and you can get it anywhere in the United States on The men soldiers the Indians all over this island Wednesday Mrs IJotkin Will Be Extradited Held in S500O Bond steamers saw them in the fight taking uig ht There may be a half dozen o San Francisco Oct G Gov Budd Philadelphia Oct 6 United States vigorous part with their revolvers un them as reported in the early evening P Wednesdaj afternoon decided to issue they were compelled to fly closely bulletins and there may be 40 The Senator Quaj Richard R Qua and til papers in the case of Mrs pursued by the painted savages Wed place is so isolated IS miles by water Charles H McKee of Pittsburgh was extradition B accused of the poisonnesday night an Indian who arrived east of this point there is so much Wednesday afternoon held in 5000 Cordelia Botkin P Dunning and her ing of Mrs John from Bear island stated that all the confusion and the people are in such bail each to answer at the next term of sister Mrs Joshua P Deane The men out of uniform had been killed a state of fright that it is difficult to court the charge of using the state governor stated that he took this ac bu t that he could not tell how many getany further information than that tfunds deposited in the Peoples bank tion to throw the case into the courts k UNITED STATES WALL MAP soldiers had been shot a fierce fight lasting- over three hours for their individual profit cPy oar handsome map Hi Allens TFlcerlne Salve is the only surecurc in for decision Chronic TJlcera Bone White No direct word has come from either has occurred that a lotof redmen 19 W W IBxZl inches printed in colors the world forUlcer Varlcoe Ulcer Ulcer leveland Plays in St Louis Ndxtlear Scrofulous W Wjk F T an mounted on a roller will 8orc It Swelling Fever Sores and all Oldexpense and correspondents who were with the and white men were killed and that Cervera Will Be a Life Senator St Louis Oct 6 The present S IB Hi be sent to anj address onreceipt never fails Draws out all poison Saves troops or from the soldiers This is the Indians arenotvyet under control Gleveland teamxVill pldy in St Louis Best salve for Madrid Oct 6 It is announced that of 15 cents in postage to pay for packing and trans-- suffering Cures permanent Rheam Biirii Catt Carbuncles Piles SaltBy mansmalLSc liree looked on as additional cause for The battle began at 1110 and nvas not ine xfryearnid President Mucken fuss Adm Cervera will be appointed a life portation P S EUSTIS General Passenger Agent and allFrek Wmnd 630 Book free J P AlLEN MEDICIAB 0 B Q B K Chicago III y Bmwl as it is believed that Gen endeduntilshortly-before-senator CO St Pm1 MIbb df theSt Louis Browns Wednesday ft SECOND OUSTER MASSACRE DIED WHILE IN A BATH TUB ABOUT ONE HUNDRED DEAD Pure Blood Good Digestiorng g ¬ Hoods Sarsapariiia ¬ ¬ BO ¬ t I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pick-Me-U- p t TRAOE MARK t ¬ - ¬ BAKERS ¬ ¬ CHOCOLAT ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ l I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ i w jFrJt I IjvUZ 4 ¬ AAAA1AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA WwWWwwww ¬ ¬ ¬ hig ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Ee-is-te- r ¬ KanieMfc PLUG ¬ ¬ emember the name when you buy again 1 ¬ - -- N V -- S THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER S tr 7 1898 GEN MIGHTY SHIP The Illinois Launched at Newport News in the Presence of Thousands CONFEDERATE VETERANS THREE ESCAPED Twelve Miles From Darien Ga Swept Away SENATOR QUAY ARRESTED M WHEELER TESTIFIES Tka But War Jfews They Receive a Cordial Invitation to Visit International the Trans Mississippi Campbell Island exposition at Omaha Also Hia Son and Other Prominent Accused of Using Public Mony for Their Owa Use The Story of El Caney and San Juan Told to the Investigating Committee Praise for Shafter a a i lr fi fc New Orleans Oct 5 Adjt Gen Moorman by order of Gen J B Gor- ¬ As the Steel Monster Gently Slid Into the don commanding United Confederate Fonr Deaths Reported From Brunswick Water a Mighty Cheer Went Up Damage to Property About Half a veterans Tuesday issued an order Novel Gift JTrom the Workmen Million Dollars Several Lives stating that a cordial fraternal letter to the Fair Sponsor Were Lost in Florida has been received at these headquarters from Gen L S Clarkson past com- ¬ Newport News Va Oct 5 At 1233 mander of the G A E now general Savannah Ga Oct 5 Complete de- ¬ Tuesday the mightiest ship of Uncle manager of the Trans Mississippi and tails from Brunswick and surrounding Sams fighting- navy glided smoothly International exposition at Omaha county are impossible because of the into the waters of the historic James Neb especially inviting all prostration of the telegraph and tele- ¬ river to attend that exposition phone systems Campbell island 12 As the steel monster trembled in her during the peace jubilee week from miles from Darien on the Alta flight from earth to sea Miss Nancy October 10 to 15 hamra river is said to be completely Leiter of Chicago broke a bottle of The general commanding desires swept away and only three persons ¬ sparkling champagne upon the ves- this generous invitation made known succeeded in getting off the island sels prow and pronounced the words to all the United Confederate veteran There is no definite information as to that made it the godchild of the great camps and to all the ex confederates the population of the island and esti- ¬ western commonwealth and caused so that as many as desire can attend mates of the number supposed to have the 20000 people assembled to send the interesting and patriotic cere- ¬ perished there range from 20 to 50 tip a cheer that could be heard for monies The population was made up wholly miles of colored truck growers The governor of Illinois shook hands HORRIBLE DEATH IN A WELL Four deaths are now reported from with the governor of Virginia the Brunswick Three Men Suffocated After an Explosion newly floated ship rose proudly from The damage to property there is es- ¬ of Dynamite Two Are Dead her initial dip and the launching was timated at half a million dollars and One Dying pronounced a success News from outlying islands is not ob- ¬ Then everyone in the throng proPaola Kan Oct 5 Report comes tainable The Norwegian bark Louise to enjoy the day to the utmost from Somerset 12 miles from here of schooner Blanch Hopkins schooner ceeded in anticipation of the banquet in the the suffocation of three men in a well Aaron Shepherd schooner Henry L afternoon and the ball at Old Point in on the farm of James Harney After Martin and pilot boats E B Jordan an explosion of dj namite in the bot-¬ and Gracie are ashore Pilot boat the evening From many points of view the tom of the well Wm Ballard Burt Pride sank at her dock Steamer Eg- - ¬ ji - MM 11 - - iiiair - Washington Oct 5 The war in ¬ Philadelphia Oct 4 Warrants vestigation commission began its ex ¬ were issued Monday for the arrest of amination of witnesses Tuesday by United States Senator Matthew Quay placing Gen Joseph Wheeler on the Maj Mills administered the his son Pdchard E Quay ex State stand oath Treasurer Ben j J Haywood and Chas Ex Gov Beaver conducted the exam H McKee of Pittsburgh law partner of Lieut Gov Lyon They are ac- ¬ ination developing the essential facts cused of conspiracy with John S Hop- as to Gen Wheelers rank andhis comGen Wheeler stated that he kins formerly cashier of the Peoples mand bank to use public moneys for their left Tampa for Cuba on June 14 own use Hopkins killed himself but that he had no knowledge of the last March shortly before the banks plan of campaign before going aboard the transport He then failure told of the voyage On June 21 Senator Quay and his son came up Gen Shafter ordered him to disembark from Atlantic City as soon as they the next day which he did with a porheard of their intended arrest They of his promptly surrendered themselves and tion country command He rode into four miles that day and Magistrate Jermon held them in 5000 the the next moved his troops to Jagura bail each for a hearing at noon next cita He then began his reconnoiter Thursda- - Davis H Lane the repub- ¬ mg arranging with Gen Castillo of lican leader became their bondsman Cuban army to send Cuban troops and Monday afternoon they returned the his men for the reconnoisance to the seashore By advice of their with attorney they declined to discuss the but unfortunately the Cubans did not keep the engagement case They will come back to the city He told of the first battle at L on Wednesday so as to be in full time Quasima stopping to compliment for the hearing especially the regular troops and alsc Mr Haywood is in Montana and Mr to speak of their excellent firing They McKee in New York soon learned to distrust the reports United States Senator Penrose who and estimates of the Spaniards Gen was with his colleague spoke freely Wheeler had not been able on his own account to secure any accurate estimate of the Spanish loss during the American approach upon Santiago Speaking of the proceedings after the first battles he explained that he had been reported sick and there were some movements just prior to the battle of El Cane with which he was not familiar I was not sick he said had been on the 29th and 30th but I Still I had not gone to the sick list I had a fever but I appreciated the situation took medicine and came out all ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Th Louisville Courier Journal is noW publishing the fnileit most accurate and most reliable war news of any paper in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ The Courier Journal ing admirably all other issues to that has subordinated 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 Tbe price has recently been cut from 1 to 50 cents a year making unquestion ¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best You get paper publiahed anywhere 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-WeCourier Journal and The BOUR- ¬ BON News will be sent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance-- over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must be cash and must invariably be sent direct to The Bour ¬ tf bon News office Paris Ky ek m s Triumph Im Phonographic Art The Carbon Photograph will stand tho test of time aud atmospheric in ¬ fluences Made in all sizes and is dur- ¬ able The liken nas is always preserved in minutest detail and can be mad 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 I make your sit¬ tings free when you desire a large picture from life find guarantee satis ¬ Very respectfully faction Li i 29mar tf Grinnan Artist Paris Ky ¬ wUc PAYS FOR THE TWICE-A-WEE- K ¬ v - I ought to say said the general in the course of his testimony that it was magnificent to see officers of high rank go ashore with their packs on their backs accepting all the fortunes of war with their men They slept on the ground with the soldiers None of us were mounted and we were with ¬ out tents for seven days Speaking of the character of the roads from the coast to the points oc cupied by the Americans he said that with such attention as they were able to give to them the were very good The rains had not been severe up to that time The roads were narrow O 01 but equal to the demands The supThe dimensions of the Illinois are as follows Length on load water line 368 feet beam extreme 71 feet 2V4 inches draft on normal displacement of 11525 tons 23 feet 6 inches maximum displacement all ammunition and stores on board 1235 tons maximum indicated horse power estimated 1000 probable plies were considered sufficient except eed 16 knots normal coal supply 800 tons coal supply loose storage 1200 tons lull bunker capacity 1400 to 1500 tons complement of officers 40 seamen UlK l 8 4r in a few instances and in those inTbe main battery will consist of four thirteen inoh breech loading rifles in Hichborn balanced turrets oval in shape andplaced in the center 7arines etc 449 and PLAN V Zme of the vessel fourteen six inch rapid fire guns The seoondary battery will consist of sixteen six pounder rapid fire guns four one pounder rapid lire stances the deficiency was only temguns cwo Colt guns and two field guns porary JL li Gen Shafter he said deserjved great credit for the zeal he displayed launching of the Illinois was the most Puvis and John Gatlin went into the montwent across the marsh to Crispen after the latters departure for Atlantic in this respect He devoted himself to important of the kind in the history of well one after the other When island and Her bow is sticking up in a City task and there is no doubt I presume Senator Quay will not thissucceeded I thinkused pack trains our country The vessel is the largest no sign came from the men below tree There are no docks left at Da We he make any statement at this juncture fighting ship ever floated under the Bob Coffer was sent down with a rope rien and there was comparatively little A dispatch by the tug H M C Smith said he regarding this last dastardly Stars and Stripes is the costliest ever tied around his body Coffer too sucsuffering because of the shortness of built by the navy and experts believe cumbed to the deadly gases but not un to the Savannah Morning News states attack of his malevolent enemies quartermasters supplies will be the most formidable war ship til he had tied a rope around the body that two children were drowned at though he doubtless will in the proper Gen Wheeler said in response to a ever put in commission by any power of one of the men John Gatlin who Fernandina Fla in Sundays flood time There is however no reason question that Cerveras fleet was the There never was such a crowd in was brought up in a ding condition the worst in the citys history Water why I as his colleague and personal objective of the campaign There was Newport News at any previous ship Ballard and Purvis were brought to flooded a big portion of the city and friend should be silent no reason why the Spanish troops Attempted assassination of charac- ¬ Gov Tanner of Illinois the surface dead Coffer was revived sent many vessels high and dry on the launching should not have made a sortie from beach Telegraph systems are pros- ter has been almost the sole weapon of Santiago and he asked Gen came Monday night escorting several Toral trated and railroads have suspended attack employed by Senator Quays op- after the surrender why he had not athundred prominent citizens from his operations A family of mother father ponents for several years and the tacked The latter replied that the state They took up quarters at the and three children were in thsir house methods pursued have been augment- ¬ failure to do so was because his men Hotel Chamberlain and were joined when the tide carried it away One ed in viciousness and vindictiveness as were foot sore Yet Gen Wheeler by Miss Leiter and her father of the boys undertook to save his baby their futility has been demonstrated could not accept this explanation for In the governors party were 20 membrother but was unable to reach shore As the last despairing effort of unscru- ¬ the Spanish soldiers were not foot bers of his staff and their ladies The being forced to drop the child The pulous conspirators comes this brutal sore guests from Washington reached the father was rescued from a tree and the move of the opposition which they scene at 9 oclock twohours before the Gen Wheelers opinion was that the mother drifted ashore The crew at have had upon their programme for Spanish commander was not able to launching the quarantine station were rescued weeks Among the distinguished visitors The warrants were made out On Sat ¬ face the Americans in the onen from a life raft the station being en from the national capital were Atirely destroyed The loss to property urday by Magistrate Jermon at the ssistant Secretary of the Navy Allen instance of District Attorney Graham THE PEACE COMMISSIONERS will be heavy Chief Constructor Hichborn Chief En gineer Melville Capt Crowninshield Macon Ga Oct 4 Details of the and on the affidavit of Charles F Judjro Day Sends an Important Cabl Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and flood show that not less than 25 lives Myers of the district attorneys office gram to Secretary Hay Tho Span Gen Miles were lost around Darien and Bruns Myers is a detective and acted on inish Want Dely formation furnished by Thomas W An interesting incident not on the wick while reliable information states i Washington Oct 5 There is reaofficial programme was the presentathat 50 people were drowned at Fer Barlow receiver of the Peoples bank MISS NANCY LETTER District Attorney Graham said that son to believe that Spains peace comtion by one of the workmen employed nandina Fla and the greater porTradesmans Bank of New York Falls on the huge fighter of a souvenir to tion of the coast from that point up from evidence in the shape of letters missioners have been not only starNew York Oct 5 The Trademans is covered with wrecks Tekyl island and papers furnished to him he be tled but nonplused by the commuMiss Leiter A small piece of steel had been cut from one of the plates by national bank has failed The Trades- the millionaires winter resort suffered lieved it his duty to begin proceedings nication made to them by Judge He added Day representing the American the workmen one side of which had mans national bank is one of the old- like the humblest dwellers home est in the city and has for a long time I propose to have a hearing as peace commissioners A lengtby been polished to look like silver and past been identified with the Wool ex- ¬ THE LOSS WAS VERY HEAV quickly as possible and to produce at and important cablegram was rethe other side painted red the color of that hearing all the facts necessary to ceived at the state department from the Illinois A silver chain is rivited change which some days ago suspendto the souvenir which is inscribed as ed its dealings in wool It is announc- Fire in Clarksville Tenn Destroys Tobac ¬ a binding over Some facts will be Judge Day Tuesday afternoon Imco Warehouse Storage Shed Railway ed that the clearing house committee reserved until the time of the trial mediately after reading it Secretary follows Depot Cars and Cottajres made an examination of the Trades- ¬ If the state of affairs as represented Hay took the cablegram to the white This piece of plate was cut from is true it to be exposed the hull of the United States battle mans national bank Monday night Clarksyiile Tenn Oct 5 Fire to merottenness ought to be showed up house where there was a conference to allow it to make clearThis ought ship Illinois Presented to Miss Leiter and refused broke out in Grange tobacco ware- no matter upon whom it reflects It After the conference a cablegram was ances Tuesday morning sponsor bj the men employed in its house early Wednesday morning occu- is not my practice to speak in advance sent to Judge Day in Faris It is said construction that the answer was that the United The Return of the Iowa pied by Gill and Turnley and general of the trial of a case and I will say States would pay no money for any Newport News Oct 4 1S9S New York Oct 5 Tho Tribune storage of tobacco burning about nothing further as to its merits part of the Philippines and that The balance of the piece of plate Wednesday prints a statement to the 4500 hogheads of tobacco Loss on pending the conclusion of peace ne- ¬ from which this was cut was worUed effect that the battle ship Iowa which tobacco and building estimated nearly The Higher Education of Women up into small trinkets and given to returned to New York harbor at 520 half a million dollars with insurance Philadelphia Oct r At a meet ¬ gotiations Spain would not be perMiss Leiter to bestow on her friends p m Tuesda spent the afternoon on about 000000 The fire spreading ing Tuesday of the trustees of the Uni- mitted to dispose of any part of the as souvenirs of the occasion the Atlantic testing guns and ma burned Gracey Brothers coal and versity of Pennsylvania it was an- islands The Spanish- - commissioners are said to have been so discomfitted After the launching the officials of chinery The Iowa left quarantine storage shed the Louisville Nash- nounced that Col Joseph M Bennett the Newport News Ship Building and early in the afternoon supposedly ville depot six freight cars on the the late raerchaut and philanthropist by this announcement that they asked Dry Dock Co escorted the guests bound for Manila A number of dif track and several cottages Fire cov- had bequeathed to the institution a for a lew days delay in which they about the mammoth plant ferent reports have been circulated ered a space of about ten acres Fire number of valuable properties valued might communicate with Premier Sa The banquet was given at the Cham- concerning the causes of the return of is now under control Origin of fire at over 400000 to be devoted to the gasta and receive further instructions berlain Old Point Comfort the Iowa higher education of women unknown right Courier Journal ONE WHOLE TEAR 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Poat paid by mail Almost OF WAR NEWS k DAILY RECORD Thel Nelw Battle Ship Illinois J 03 ¬ ¬ ¬ Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k has the finest War News Service of any paper in 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Washington Oct 5 Dr R J Gat Philadelphia Oct 5 Charles H McKee of Pittsburgh who together ling the inventor of the gun bearing with Senator Quay and others is his name who was mentioned as being Dr Gatlin Knows Nothing About a Trust interested in Cleveland in a scheme to form a combination for the construc- ¬ tion of war ships guns and armor plate said Tuesday that he knows nothing about a trust being formed Nrw Insurance Company f i Oct 5 The Farmers Logan O Oct 5 William Miller Mutual Insurance company Brown county as incbipora 18 ad his head and both legs IS ted Tuesday by J A Gosh andothers S4 of by the cars Tuesday Columbus O the Way to Omaha Chicago Oct 5 Gov Bushnell of says that a ferry boat Ohio and his staff reached Chicago on from Bombay Tuesday while crossing the Pan Handle Tuesday and left on was capsized Kote a town of the Burlington for Omaha to take the Indus at Mittun of the part in the exercises on Ohio day at the the Punjaub on the west bank were of the passengers exposition The party will return river and 100 home via St Louis The governor drowned was accompanied by Mrs Bushnell National Horse Thief Detective Association and his whole staff Smallpox Reported in Preble Alexandria Ind Oct 5 The Na Columbus O Oct 4 A case of tional Horse Thief association is hold M Zola in Paris annual session herewith smallpox is reportedf rom New Paris Paris Oct 5 Le Petit Journalas ing its 38 th delegates present Gov Preble county Secretary Probst has serts that M Emile Zola is livinj nearly 300 gone there Mount is president of the association quietly at his home in Paris On Death of A V Lyman New York Oct 4 Mr A W Ly nan one of the best known newspaper writers of the country and for seven years editor and proprietor of the Helena Mont Independent died at his home in Brooklyn Monday morning Mr Lyman was born near Cincinnati in 1S48 One Hundred Person Drowned London Oct 5 A special dispatch GOBIOT As agent of The Page TVoven Wire Fence o 1 am prepared to put up the best wire fence on the mariet It is guaranteed to turn all kinds of stocK und to give satisfaction I have put np fence this season for farmers who have had the Page Fence u use lor seven or eight jears I am also prepared to put up the Jet thicken Fence on tho market Tfjuu are needingHuy ionce give va X ¬ ¬ - CKli i 0 W MlLLfiE Agent ut k nvry 14 nr 4 The Royal 1 known THE BOURBOW GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS is the highest grade baking powder Actual tests show it goes one further than any other brand third RITWfc PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER NUPTIAL KNOTS 7 1898 Theatrical And Otherwise 6 The Foyer ¬ Chauneey Olcott is playing a success ful engagement in Boston a ¬ The Boston Lyric Opera Company be gins an engagement Monday night at Remarks In A Wire Savss first have fesufferedfour children With thefrom almost unbearable pains three I Macauleys in Louisville Creston Clarke played a fine engage mont in Washington last week openHe is in in The Marble Heart supported by Adelaide Prince and a fine company TO ROYAL BATONQ POWDER CO POWDER Absolutely Pure KEWYOWK healthy boy doing pay housework up to within two hours of birth and suf fered but a few hard This lini¬ pains ment is the grand ¬ Paine great fireworks spectacle The est remedy ever Battle of tManila will be given at made Woodland Park Lexington on the nights of the 18th and 19th J2 to J4 hours and had to be placed under I used three the influence of chloroform bottles of Mothers Friend before bur last child came which Crutcher The wedding will occur in is 2 strong fat and the Richmond Christian Church in Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Miss Elizabt th Saffarans eldest daughter of Mrs Daniel Saffarans will be married October 12th to Mr Frank But it can not be cured by sprays Noiton Graves of St Louis washes and inhaling mixtures which The engagement is announced of Mr reach only the surface The disease is George Evans Jr and aiies Minna in the blood and can only be reached through the blood S S S is the only Catarrh is iBhea UJantel I Not Incurable i Come and see us before selling your Wheat Will furnish sacks and store on the most reasonable terms Will guar tee that you can borrow money on our warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter- ¬ est or less R B HUTCHCRAFT ¬ 325 y i TEE Eighteenth Year Established 1J1 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owner lllllll HEW Toorny PnriR bov who was only given one Sunday School paper last Sunday said to the teacher Ill raise hell here if I dont get another paper A soft answer and an extra papr turned away his wrath a fiwo Mothers Friend r Hf t - r r houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for which I will issue negotiable warehouse receipts and will guarantee the holder can borrow two thirds the market price of the grain at the banks at seven per Storage one cent per cent interest bushel per month or fractional part 15 been prostrated with Paris No 1 thereof No charge for handling or 164 Paris No 2 sacks Parties who held their wheat 112 Paris No 3 were paid handsomely Nat Goodwin and MaxineElliott are last yearWill pay New York or for so¬ 189 No 4 Paris Baltidoing 173 Paris No 5 nlavine to immense audiences in Cin more prices less the freight any time 140 Paris No 6 cinnati this iweek at the Grand in 3tou wish to sell R B HUTCHCRAFT The only matinee Nathan Hale 403 Total The official summary does not show during the engagement will be given the number of Democrats Republicans to morrow The Empire Theatre Co ¬ Bucks For Sale r noa committal8altbough a casual ob ¬ in The Conquerors is the next attrac20 pure bred selected Southdown buok servance of the books shows a larger de- ¬ tion at the Grand beginning Monday night lambs crease in the Republican registration 3 aged Southdown bucks Also 4 Cotswold bucks JLaliiyette IXay The remains of Caroline Miskel Hoyt Address R B HUTCHCRAFT Hoyt Goternor Bradley has issued a wife of Chas Tuesday the playwright 2sep tr Paris Ky at Charlestor proclamation setting aside October 19th were interred rosewood coffin was as Lafayette day on which the public N H In the same which cost the life of There are eggs and eggsf The egg schools are requested to conduct exer-- buried the infant ¬ patriotic nature and collect J the mother The deceased was a beau ¬ of yesterday looks feels measures and v cises of f fanda to be UBed in erecting a monument tiful Covington girl who was the daugh weighs like the egg of last month but theres a difference in another respect to the gallant Frenchman to be unveil ¬ ter of C C Seales and that difference is worth money ed at Paris July 4th 1900 Its just so with laundry The difference Richard Mansfields initial produe between good work and poor is slight to Some of the papers in Kentucky will tion of his new play Cyrano de Ber the unpracticed discernment but its a probably learn some day that abuse is gerac differeuoH that counts every time Its in New York Monday night a difference that changes your laundry not argument and that villifying a man was a brilliant artistic success The pro from an expense to an investment never has and never will influence him duction was an elaborate one There bill do good work We it will cost no more to cast his vote for their candidate It are forty than poor wurk but its worth double six speaking paits in the play is unfortunate for Democracy that some The enormous nose which is the blem- ¬ the difference Bourbon Steam Laundry of the silver editors have disordered ish upon the otherwise perfect man is livers used by Mr Mansfield in his interpreta W S Anderson It is meet that the title Daughter of tion of the title role the Confederacy should be held sacred Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommend Wrights Celery Capsules with the memory of Miss Winnie Davis To the Wright Medical Co Bowling parties are the popular fad Columbus Ohio The love and esteem which the veterans Gents I have purchased in society circles in Mayeville Mt Celery Capsules from James aT box of Wrights¬ of the Lost Cause centered in her could Blaser drug O and used not be transferred to another however Sterling Winchester Cynthiana and gist WaverlyCoustipation them for Stomach Trouble and I was unable to Paris do anything for nearly two years I jsed lovely or noble of character Robinsons Theatre in Cincinnati has Make all Checks Money Orders etc closed and the Keene Stock Company payable to the order or Champ Mxxxrai has disbanded most of the members haying gone to New York to secure A n VKR 1 1S1NU HA TEH Displays one dollar per lnok for first lnsecvl other positions Miss Lilla Vane has rates eaoni tion nair or reading nseruoK tnereaixer per 3 jined the Neill Stock Company notices ten cents Locals line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents yer lineach insertion Fractions of lines connt as fall lines whea The Millersburg Gazette announces running at litt rates ObituRras cards ot thanks calls on candi that Fields Hansons Minstreis will dates resolutions of recpect arrd matter of show in Milleraburg to morrow night lke nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise and the Carlisle Mercury states that the ments and yearly cards same company will appear in Carlisle on the isainenight Somebody had the Tuesday IBegistnxtioii wrong eae ereflfc was manifested Yev little int in the registration Tcesday the total for Paris six preeinctsosiy reading 903 as JompErd with 1151 iast year 1897 a ulUiac 7uTZ 7-- 7 - T wer decrease in eyry ward His wife is 7 present m na 0 aa f ux-- ment Tuesday Alio icglollCUUU j urczauaj with relatives near that city and has lows t grief ¬ - BBUOE MILLER will do for every woman what it did for the Minnesota mother who writes the above let ¬ ter Not to use it during pregnancy is a mistake to be paid for in pain and suffering Mothers Friend equips the patient with a strong body and clear intellect which in turn are imparted to the child It relaxes the muscles and allows them to expand It relieves morning sickness and nervousness It puis all the organs concerned in perfect condition for the final hour so that the actual labor is short and practically painless Dan ¬ ger of rising or hard breasts is altogether avoided and recovery is merely a matter of a few days Druggists sell Mothers Friend for 1 a bottle The Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Ga Send for our free illustrated book Storage For Grain - rro rT 7 vTU I have storage capacity at my ware- ¬ Zl November Miss Lcuie Bruer of this city will be one of the bridesmaids at the Gray Somerville wedding which will be cele- ¬ brated in Wesley Chapel in Cincinnati on October 26th William Thornton Stevenson and Miss Florence Culberteon were united at a fashionable marriage ceremony in Cov- ¬ ington Saturday evening Miss Mae Hord of Maysville was maid of honor to the bride At Frankfort Wednesday John Gray and Miss Kate Lorcen were married using a licence which was issued seven years ago When the license was first issued the bride changtd her mind and refused to wed Pierce Ewing and Miss Fannie Thur man of Georgetown were secretly married in Frankfort on September 3d They intended to keep the marriage a secret until next Spring buc the truth came out this week Mr and Mrs Adam Carrithers of Shelbyville have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter Mamie to Dr Graham Laurence The wed- ¬ ding will take place on Wednesday October 19 in Shelbyville Miss Car ¬ rithers will be remembered as the at- ¬ tractive young lady who visited at Mr M A Kenneys a fortnight ago with Mr Chas Webber Mr Harry Giovannolijof the Danville Advocate and Miss Carrie Kinnaird daughter of Mrs Mary Kinnaird were united in a simple but beaitiful wed- ¬ ding Wednesday at the home of Mr James Kinnaird in Danville Rev Dr E M Green officiating The bride who is an exceedingly lovely and amiable young lady was exquisitely gowned in white with bridal veil and carried a shower bouquet of roses and lillies of the valley The groom is a model young gentleman who is well known in liter- ¬ ary circles as one of the very brightest writers in Kentucky The entire Ken- ¬ tucky press extends hearty congratula- ¬ tions to Mr and Mrs Goivannoli who are now spending a fortnights wedding trip in the East remedy which can have any effect upon Catarrh it cures the disease permanently and forever rids the system of every trace of the vile complaint Miss Josie Owen of Montpelier Ohio Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP writes infancy with Catarrh and no flicted from I was af- ¬ terms suffering it produces and highest market price paid for The Wheat Call on us at better than I Paris Milline sprays and washes Coe office prescribed by the doc B M RENICK CO tors relieved me only temporarily and P S Farmers would do well to store --though I used them their wheat near home rw Krr years the disease had a constantly for ten firmer hold than ever I tried a number ol blood remedies but their mineral ingredients settled in my bones and gave me rheumatism I was in a lamentable condition and after ex ¬ 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay hausting all treatment was declared incurable the highest market price in cash or I Seeing S S S advertised as a cure for blood diseases I decided to try it As soon as my will furnish sacks and store your wheat system was under the effect of the medicine in an elevator and buv vour wheat when I began to improve and after taking it for you are ready to sell at the highest martwo months I was cured completely the ket price Those who held wheat lastm dreadful disease wa3 eradicated from my sys ¬ year made big money Store your tem and I have had no return of it wueat ana get tne pront one can know the Wheat stored on reasonable mwvmm m m Wanted to Buy Many have been taking local treat- ¬ ment for years and find themselves worse now than ever A trial of E 0 FRETWELL 5julv 4t Agent Paris Ky SSSnL Blood will prove 2STOTIOE ¬ it to be the right remedy for Catarrh It will cure the most obstinate case Books mailed free to any address by Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga Notice is hereby given that the firm of McDermattoV Spears is dissolved J K Spears having purchased the inter- ¬ est of Fred McDermott will continue the business FRED McDERMOTT J K SPEARS KENTUCKYS GREAT TROTS siogrfc 30m 10 Days QfiJ Stakes JQ 6 on io Days 75000 Purses Great 204 pace October 9 83000 Cup Stake October 84000 Ashland Stake Oct 11 12 616000 Futurity October 4 Great 208 trot October 5 5000 Transylvania October Other Famous Stakes Daily Worlds Greatest Racing Famous Bellstedt Ballenburg Band Half Fare on Railroads P JOHNSTON President Secretary -- ¬ 1 k Some Kentucky papers affect surprise STOCK AND TURF NEWS because Senator Lindsay registered as a Democrat Tuesday He is worth a hun Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Turf Notes dred Democrats of the kind that baik at T C Collins of Paris sold three his heels hhds of tobacco at Cincinnati last week The thousands who have been enter- ¬ at 11 25 to 12 75 A Good Memory tained by the wit and eloquence of Gov gSimms Andersons colt The Ken saves money and If Bob Taylor of Tennessee will regret to tuckian ran second in the Kimball oftenare troubled with also good health you constipation indiges¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ hear that he is nigh unto death Stakes Tuesday at Latonia ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Pepsin and health will be to Sidney Clay has bought bunches of Syrup Trial sizes Kc lo doses 10c restored 50c you large size cattle from Dr G W Grimes Thomas and S100 of W T Brooks druggist Paris SCINTILLATIONS Iy ljan xm Linville and Walter Potts of Carlisle Au Interesting Jumble Of News And Junius Clay sold Wednesday to Har ¬ Comment The battleship Kentucky is seventy vey and Thomas Chenault Or of Rich- ¬ mond 100 head of feeders Price five per cent completed ¬ three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others vn afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Andersom Sold by all druggists at50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free Fisher of Com- ¬ pany I Second Kentucky and Miss Eva Ruth Finnell ot Georgetown P were united in a beautiful wedding ceremony performed Wednesday after- ¬ noon at the Georgetown Baptist Church which was crowded with relatives and friends The edifice which was lighted with candles was tastily decorated with palms The bride who is the only daughter of Judge Jas Finnell of Georgetown a d a very lovely and ami -ble young lady was becomingly gowned in white Duchess satin and her maid of honor Miss Mary Emma Stevenson of Georgetown was pretty in a gown of white The test man was Mr Oakford Hinton of this city The ushers were Capt Chas Winn and Sergeant C D Ray of this city Robt Finnell of Georgetown and Lewis Arnett of Nicholas vi lie The groom is the son of Mr W H Fisher of this city and is an exemplary young man and a gradu- ¬ ate of the law department of Ann Arbor University besides graduating in the same classs with his bride at George- ¬ town College In testimony of his pop- ¬ ularity among his army comrades the boys of Company I gave him a splendid cut glass berry bowl as a wedding pres- ¬ ent Lieutenant Fisher and bride lett immediately after the ceremony for a brief wedding trip C Lieutenant Neville fisher finnell i -- v fr c Now is the time to secure the advantage of low prices in Ready to Wear Suits and Skirts in latest styles at Frank Co OBITUARY Seventh Day Adventists are holding a tent meeting in Georgetown Twenty one divorce suits haye been filed in the Circuit Court at Bowling Green Clara Campbell a- colored damsel of Richmond disemboweled her lover with a razzer because she caught him danc ¬ ing with another girl - private A Fleshy vu jju mrc Did you ever M The Kentucky Press F W Norris has leased the Cyn ¬ Consumptive Flirl v Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair i i i CREAM r BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant thiana Times to Will E Conway who has had considerable experience in the newspaper business and will doubtless get out a good paper The Burgin Herald has issued a very pretty illustrated edition The Bluegrass Bugle is the name of a very creditable newspaper which has jnst been launched at Frankfort by Dr E E Underwood a colored physician It deserves to succeed The Evauagelist another readable newspaper published by colored men has been moved from Paris to Louisville The Lexington Argonaut failed to ap pear Monday Tuesday and Wednesday on account of trouble with its composi- ¬ tors It is hoped that the trouble will be satisfactorily arranged Editor Hiram Duley of the Flemings burg Times Democrat has the mumps Tae Carlisle Mercury which has been issued semi weekly for several months will return to the weekly form next week hear of one Most certainly not Con- ¬ sumption is a disease that invariably causes loss of flesh If you are light in weight even if your cough is only a slight one you should certainly take OCC UllVi 0 i I Scotts Emuslion of cod Itver oil mtiih hypo phosphites No remedy is such a perfect prevent- ¬ ive to consumption Just the moment your throat begins to weaken aid you find you are losing flesh you should begin to take it And no other remedy has cured so many cases of consumption Unless you are far advanced with this disease Scotts Emul- ¬ sion will hold every in- ¬ ducement to you for a perfect cure SCOTT Wright Jos M Hall B B Marsh Frank lsgrigg and Chas Kenney Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Harry Northcott aged about seventy five years died Tuesday at his home in Vevay Ind The deceased was a brother of John B Northcott of this city who went to Vevay to attend the funeral James Glenn aged about thirty eight died at his home in Georgetown Tues- ¬ day The deceased is a brother of Mrs Chas Talbott of this city and is sur¬ vived by a wife and two children Mrs Mattie Barnett wife of R P Barnett died Tuesday at the home of her husband near this city aged about fifty years The deceased a daughter of the late Robt Clarke and was the mother of Clarke Barnett and Charles Barnett of near Paris and Mrs George Lockwood of Cincinnati Funeral ser vices were held at the repidence yesterday afternoon by Rev E H Ruther ford and the remains were interred in the Paris cemetery The pall bearers were Messrs Walker Muir John ¬ ¬ mm pp pnines They are just as ood as they ever were but the stock has to be re- ¬ duced to make room for new goods and WALL PAPER Welljust v rC A come in and name your own price You can secure bar- ¬ gains now both in price ol paper and charges made for hanging If you have houses to rent I will sell you fine paper for them at cheap paper prices J T HINTON Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE For Rent A six room residence on HighJStreet adjoining the Oan Turney residence Possession given October I Appry to J T Hinton AO YEARS THE STANDARD Raceland Jersey butter for sale by Newton Mitchell All Druggists and r BOWNE Chemists N Y eoc ffgytffvvmnrvvvyvynrvsryv Musty Wheat We will pay full value for must damp and off grades of wheat tf R B Htjtchcraft tf VISW niMH Ts9Pi tr tf 3FV THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS mwaaiqiyowMiJiimiwii m j iu i 322 - iiwimn iTiwi O The FRIDAY OCTOBER 7 1898 iTHgrgTr-maTrr-wrr- r - tin rcxs THE BODBBO I W EJ fSFf if- - Weathers E P Claybrook J T Bar-¬ Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At low and John Howard being present The Depots In The Hotel IiObbies And Elsewhere A committee was appointed to re- ¬ ate For nobby TELEPHONE NO 124 Coats and Capes in cloth and Louis- ¬ ceive bids only from residents of Bour- ¬ Mr George R Bell was in plush at popular pricey COlTie tO US we CaO bon cuubt court ville Wednesday SUBSCRIPTION PRICES for painting the Qf fur c0HaretteS pjease ALL NE nce Payable in Advance house i i Miss Nannie Clay is spending a few n j S2 00 Six mouths 5100 vvOne year win oupjiac yuuni quality auu The County Infirmary report showed days in Cincinnati news costs yott cant even get a kf- - that the Infirmary has been almost self PORT FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Miss Ella Mitchell is visiting Mrs snpportirg and has saved the County H B Davis Jin Lexington Ky Make all Checks Money Orders Etc nearly 2000 Vx V x payable to the order of Champ MiIiXiKB f Mr G W Davis was in Winches- ¬ The County Attorney and County he largest and most complete stock of Dress Goods Clerk were authorized to confer with ter yesterday attending Circuit Court Will payliighest market price the City of Paris in regard to having be l0Und lr the City IS at OUr Store We buying direct Mrs Carrie B Pry or of Beard is bushels of water in the public trough in rear of visiting Mr and Mrs W W Shropshire for four thousand from the Importers and Manufacturers save you the Job wheat the court house The Finance Commit- ¬ Mrs Matthew Turney is in Cincinbers profit You will find in our stock all the new STUART SPEAKS tee was instructed to contract with the nati receiving medical treatment at a weaves cloths including Zanzibar new the 4t H HIBLER CO Paris Water Co in regard to keeping hospital paSCreponS CovertS EttemineS One hundred Parisians attended the water in the public troughs in Paiis Mrs L C Anderson of North u u Arto Aii y cavc anu uidiuici nil ai JiiLCb winuii uciy ouu- ifrom April to October each year Lexington trots yesterday Middletcwn left yesterday for a visit to Petition Give us a call The pauper practice was awarded to relatives in Dover The interior of the Second Presby ¬ the following physicians Mr and Mrs John Connors have reterian Uhurch is being painted Paris East side Dr Will Kenney -turned to El Paso Texas after a yisit 250 will 250 West side Dr F M Faries A Misfit Marriage Dr Louis Landman the oculist to relatives in the city Main St Paris Ky Millersburg Drs W V Huffman next Tnesday be at the Windsor Hon B F Graziana of Covington r W M Miller I R Best and C B M4uRaj Mrs Etna BALLENGeR has tiled suit was in the ciiy this week visiticg his Colored Repub Smith 50 pach The State League of in the Robertson Circuit Court for a Flat Rock Dr W C Wilkerson brother Mr John Graziana lican Clubs will meet in this city next V divorce from Joseph Ballenger alleging 100 Mrs Josephine K Henry of Ver- neglect and failure to provide They Friday North Middletown Dr J A Gilkey sailles is the guest of Mrs J W Har ¬ were married in this city two years ago The name oE Prof C L Martin ap- 100 mon at Mapleton near Paris The wife was Miss Cracroft and a dis- ¬ pears in the list of the sick in First Ken 100 Clintonville Dr J T Brown Mr and Mrs R J Neely will leave patch from Mt Oliyet states that be- ¬ tuckys regimental hospital in Porto Cliiford Monday for a pleasure trip to New fore her marriage she made two at- ¬ Centerville Drs Rogers Rico 100 York Buffalo Boston and other cities tempts to take her life when a former Hutchison Dr J T Talbott 100 See ad in another column of public Mrs W M Purnell has returned lover proved faithless A Ruddles Mills County Infirmary sale of personal property and real estate 36 in All Wool Dress Goods 2Cc yd from Baltimore where she weat to place v of the late J H Bradshaw on Friday Dr A H Keller 200 her daughter Miss Jennie Kate Purnell 40 in All Wool Covert oc yd Fall and Winter dress goods at Ruddles Mills outside of Co Inf Oct 2lst in school Frank Co 40 in Novelty Goods 39c Dr G W Righter 100 Rev J A Dickson who has been Wanted To buy about one hundred 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 1 2C W T Bedford was unanimously BIRTHS acres of good land on turnpike within elected keeper of County Infirmary visiting his son Hon E M Dickson 68 in Bleached Table Linen 50c left Wednesday for his home in Hot miles of Paris Inquire at from March 1st 1899 five or six The Advent Of Our Future Men And 3 4 size Dinner Napkins 100 doz Springs Ark The News office Women Ordered that the Turnpike Committee Extra value Bleached Cotton jc worth 8 1 -The Jemima Johnson Chapter D In this city to the wife of Mr B M For Sale A fin6 lot of locust posts and County Attorney enter into a con- ¬ A R will be entertained by Mrs Renick a daughtet and 18c worth 20 and 25c 10 4 Sheeting tract with the city of Paris whereby fine white pine shingles cheap and Outing Cloth jc to 8 1 3C a yard the city is to furnish pipe for a drain to Robt C Talbott and Miss Letitia Bourbon Lumber Co New line of Penangs at 3 1 2C per yard be laid on Main street in fron of Wil- ¬ Hedges next Thursday I N Special Rate N freight depot Yard near L Mr Albert Miller a leading citizen son Ingels property the county to have HANDSOME PICTURE WITH 5 PURCHASE Mr E T Hinton and family have same laid by prisoners confined in the of Crawfordsville Ind who comes to Round trip to Knoxville Tenn Oct moved to the residence on High street jail under sentence of hard labor Lexington every Fall to attend the Oc- 18 and 19 one fare on account of free which they formerly occupied Mr Ed Esquires Neely Ball and Weathers tober trots was in the city Wednesday street fair and trade carnival One fare round trip to St Louis Oct Ban and family have moved into the were appointed a committee to investi- ¬ visiting relatives 2 3 and 4 account of Grand Lodge of other side of the residence gate the cost of moulding to be placed Co are showing a Odd Fellows Frank WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OP Cody pastor of the Bap- in Ciicnit Court room on which to large line of Jackets Capes and Rev Z T han pictures tist Church in Georgetown will assist A Popular Hotel IMPORTED SeiTIMJS ASD TROIISERIKGS Ordeied that the Jailer be allowed 1 Fur Collarettes Eberhardt in holding a proRev F W day for actually attending court per The Lexington Trots tracted meeting at the Baptist Church Always popular the Palace Hotel The usual number of claims were al in this city beginning on Sunday Oc- ¬ loved The October trots began yesterday at Sixth and Vine street was easily the tober 16th Lexington with a large crowd in attend- ¬ most popular hotel in Cincinnati during Good Bowling George N Parkis formerly of the ance to see the double header program the G A R encampment Excellent Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when1 em- ¬ of races The 16000 Kentucky Futur-¬ cuisine prompt service and polite Reporter and late of the Winchester quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call The fine new Pastime Bowling Al- ¬ ployes and splendid management has to make Sun has returned to this city leys which were opjned Tuesday in the ity was won in straight heats by the made it the best 2 and 250 per day embark into his future home and will Louisville Store building by Dr J R Michigan colt Peter The Great in 212 J hdtelin America Kentuckians always thegrocery business Many friends will Adair and Swift Champ are having a Lady of the Manor won the 5000 wish him much success John T find friends stopping at this hostelry fine patronage Since Tuesday a num ¬ Futurity for 278ep4s iwct3t Hedges getting foarth money 200 with Armstrong and Frank Arm ¬ ber of good scores have been made the Douglas Risky The Tennessee 4000 for pacers S E TIPTON Cutter strong Jr left Lexington yesterday for best score 213 being made by E O It is a sad lesson in economy was won by the great Searchlight in good scores were Arizona to make their future home Brown Other when ones property is destroyed 194 and 2095 and Guy won the 215 trot Tucker Ed Louie Chaplain also a former Parisian 203 uninsured Start over again its is living in Arizona and owns a sixth 188 by Elmer Foot and 189 by John One thinks vigorously Burial of Br Collins tough Brennan The allej 8 are made of maple interest in a valuable mine then If I had oidy carried a -and are as true and fast as any in Ken ¬ The remains of Dr T C Collins of policy Thats my line I insure H S Stout agent for the New York tucky being the best hard wood alleys Midway who drowned himself Sunday you in the best companies in the Life has j jst pid M Mark Hendrixs made There is plenty of room for in a pond near Elizabeth were interred ammmmmi3SSSESOBBSSSmSSSmamatS3CIS aisia--r- ii tfaaww best companies in the world and a tfJUU0 policy issued on players and spectators and the patronheirs 24oU on in the Lexington cemetery Tuesday by as cheap as any the return premium plan He also paid age of the public is inyited the side of his daughter May Collins T PORTER SMITH to heirs of Ed Wolcott 2000 on a life The alleys can be rented by clubs and There were no religious services held at If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches yonr policy Both sattlements were made in private parties eyesightis failirg and should have immediate attention ta the burial owing to the eccentric views a fortnight after decease of insured of the deceased He was a wealthy and ADMINISTRATORS -- - SALE Bank BuildiMg Bought person Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred ancS prominent citizen of Midway and had made of uurest inuteriai set in frames of tne nit hest e asticity and coi sequently of greatest durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and lenses OF The L N will run a special train The Agricultural Bank has bought of late been a free thinker like his are scientifically lit td by Or O H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for they are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men wlio do not know how to fit them from Parid to Maysville and return next from Mr W A Bacon the building on daughter May Collins who was as- ¬ or will get poorly adjusted PROPERTY You glasses than with either oipectacledefectspoor imperfect lenses and areabetter off without Thursday on account Buffalo Bills Wild the corner of Broadway and Main now phyxiated with a male companion in a PERSONAL Buy imperial spectacles of reliable skillful these any dealer and they will last longer without charge and be cheapest in the end Exhibition The occupied by the Bourbon Bank fdr 5 Boston hotel over a year ago He leaves West and RoughRiders AND roand fcrip fare from Paris Millersburg 100 In the Spring the Agricultural a wife and three children one son and We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will-- visit our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite and Carlisle will be one dollar The Bank will erect a handsome block run ¬ two daughters all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is no re ¬ ning from Broadway to Fourth street train will leave Paris at 7 a m and charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded turning will leave Maysville at 6 p m the bank to occupy one of the corner For Kentuckys Namesake of J H Brhd hnv Dr Julius Purnell late of Fort buildings The Bank has already had A Since it has been announced that sub I willAdministrator ht his lme me nri applications from parties who want to ffjr for 6Re Thomas who was recently directed by iffNext visit Thursday October 13th nearly every room in the new build scriptions to the fund to purchase a sil- joining the cit of Paris on the Poria the Secretary of War to take twenty rent ver service for the battleship Kentucky Peac ck turnpike ou nurses to Porto Rico for hospital duty ing to be erected The Bourbon Bank will move next are bo slow about coming in it is sug- ¬ FRIDAY OCTOBER 21 1898 writes that they arrived safely after a new banking gested that some of the patriotic citi- ¬ A PLEASING REFLECTION good voyage The letter was written week into its handsome building on the corner of Fifth and zens of Paris interest themselves in the bpfiin ini at 10 oclocc a n sharp th on the 27th The party bad not gone Main streets personal property matter and see that Paris sends a liberal followii g ot good Horse stock to those who are about to bring 9 hend ashore but Dr Purnell had ppent one subscription It would not be a bad idea Lot of sheif OHtt Paris Trotters Sold day in San Juan and was pleased with their laundry work to ns is tlW to give a concert a carnival or a per2 cu iug b xcb the country Douglas Thomas has sold to M formance of some kind to assist in rais ¬ fact that it will be returned to you 1 wifr cart and harnea 1 buggy and han e The Kentucky Oil and Pipe Line Schlessenger of Vienna tor the Aus ing a liberal subscription It would 1 set wanton bariies in perfect condition and done np d be an everlasting shame if Ken- ¬ Company of which Mr G G White trian government the Tot of old gear in a manner that reflects the hisch tucky failed to do hand- ¬ 1 tw -- hrte wiigou and b ds the of this city is one of the incorporators trotting mare Mabel Moneypenny record 220 by Cyclone dam some thing after being honored by the 1 c rt and bhrnes est credit on our skill and fine has contracted for the laying of thirty six 2 jl w by Stamboul She trotted second to naming of such a splendid battleship miles of pipe to pump oil from Slick methods Our fine laundry workf 1 ton tiinjtny h t to Somerset Ky The sum of 45 212 last week at Louisville The after the famous old Commonwealth ford 1 grind etoue is irreproachable in color and The question should be agitattd immed- ¬ 2 hamw- 000 has been subscribed for this pur- price was priyate J T Hedges of this city has sold for iately and every citizen should feel in crih finish and your fine linen is per ¬ pose and the line will have a capacity 12 atande f bes to Bowerman Bros- - proud to contribute something toward will he a private price of 2500 barrels per day Work fectly safe in our hands L t of brick mold of Lexington the three year old gelding purchasing the silver service commenced at once ¬ Lot of lumber Dainty Daffo by Wilton dam by Bour1 sewing machi e bon Wilkes Dainty Daffo has trotted a Ls Gave Gratz a Sparkler brick in 11 trial in 213J For Sale A fine lot of locust posts 400 000brick dirt kdug andy dug v -- H u Suck andfine white pine shingles cheap The turfmen friends of Secretary The Monday Night Club Carpets stoves beds bedding hat rack BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR Bourbon Lumber Co Gratz Fanley of the Queen City Jockey and ai kinds of household and kitchen Monday Night Literary club The Yard near L N freight depot furnitu e aid a thousand oihenhinge too Telepho 13 No 4 Club presented him with a handsome -which held its firat meeting of the Fall numerous to mention eoltaire diamond ring Tuesday in ap- ¬ Tetms made known on dav of F1e seaoon with Mr and Mrs W O Hinton preciation of his courteous treatment WET WHEAT WM ISQKIG presentation speech was made by Monday night elected the following The Administrawur President Rev J S Mere- ¬ officers 1 We have machines that will A T F rsyth f- uctioner Judge Tarleton dith Vice President J W Bacon Sec- ¬ thoroughly 4 tier wil clean and dry your hisAta he sune timn 1tho heis ining retary Mrs W 0 Hinton Treasurer e nsidince and ts ac j Dr Ben Frank Promoted 50 head of home raised cattle weigh ¬ Charges Miss Mamie McClintock Critic Rev E wheat if thrashed wet 544 Fourth Avenue ing about 850 lbs red and roan straight Of Gf B Mann The next meeting of the reasonable and all right Call on or address Dr Ben Frank of this city who is club will be with Aiss Lucy Lowry Louisville Ky D 3w J H HIBLER 00 H Ken ¬ now in Porto Rico with the First it- - P BARNETT tucky has been promoted from Hospital 4oct 3t Held Over to Circuit Court Street Cincinnati Of No 503 W Ninth Paris Ky Barber Shop Moved position of Contract Ohio Steward to the the rank of Captain His Henry Twigg charged with Sargeon with John Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Will be at the Wiudsor Hotel Paris Buck and Bill have rnoyed their bar-¬ many friends in this city will be glad to breaking into a Kentucky Midland Ky on freight car and stealing a barrel of ber shop across the street and now have TUESDAY OCT 11TH 1898 learn of his promotion whisky was tried Wednesday in Jndge the handsomest baiber shop and bath Saturday Oct 22 1898 tulips Purnells court and held over to Circuit rooms ever in Paris All work done returning every second Tuesday in each hyacinths Holland bulbs with neatness and dispatch With omens narcissus Chinese and Harisaii Court in 300 hond Chas Kidd a wit- - tnauks for past favors Buck and Bill month returning once every month Eyes ex-- 50 yonng Jersey Heifer Calve Ad w Reeerence Every leading physician amiued and glasses scientincally ad- - dress Chas H Mehagan Box 806 lillies My stock is tfine Give me a ness for Twigg was held on a charge of solicit a liberal share of the pu lie of Paris Kentucky l27eep tf Paris Ky justed patronage 26sep 3t perjury tf W M Goodloe - ecoj- The Bourbon Fiscal Court met in regular sttsinn yesterday Judge W M Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Purnell auu J utiices R J Neely A C Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Bill P S bee ii o Smith S L ass mail matter 1 NEWS Fiscal Court Meeting- PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Will March To Blue Licks Third Kentucky and 160th Indiana now at Camp Hamilton near Lexington will take a practice march to Blue Lick Springs The regiments will pass through Paris and Millersburg and will ho under command of Gen Wiley The regiments will be equipped with -- dog tents and rations for several days and a rifle renge will be selected atBlueLicks The first camping place will be a short distance above Kenneys Station and the second will be near Millersburg They will start in about a week cer utts and of the 160th Inoianc and Lieut Henry Casey of the Third Kentucky and Cor- porais Bainbridge and Smith and pri putman vates Johnson Phillips Williamson and Brown were in the city last night having been detailed to go over the route of the proposed march and select suitable camping places twelve miles apart They have two army wagons with them KND CAPES Ladies -- Hisses up-tc-d- 5 Cidrens 1 pnc f DRESS j 4 vfl Js ¬ J Royal - ¬ p9 ¬ ¬ ¬ CONDONS ¬ pedal Early Fai kjlllV ic 3c ¬ ¬ ¬ FOR SPK1NG AND SUMMER - v two-year-ol- ds fite tta xt t4ttor i -- ¬ -- REAL ESTATE 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ three-year-ol- two-year-o- ld ¬ iru The Bourbon Steam Laundry Cattle For Sale - DR R GOLDSTEIN 1 L Landman M Wanted to Buy- - w I call I IMk WmsFm TmVW rrrWmm - 6 FORECAST THE EOUEBON NEWS PAEIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 7 1898 1 At ip p IS r lavished upon him grateful for return ¬ For a few minutes Hardly a sound Catamount rerriam a haggard b deep breathing of three power-¬ determined rider far in the lead Ther the for ing THE BOURBON NEWS Tata back take back the harsh word now and strength drivesunshine fresh air save soldierly men and the feeble gasp ¬ was no along the shores of ful the brisk time for salutation Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Consider it unspoken but Merriam ing of the sufferer broke the stillness What answer demanded the lieu- ¬ Bwak break though late the angry vow the winding Catamount Published Every Tuesday and Friday by was silent smneu out seiuom ann of the rude shelter The wounded man tenant abruptly and with wide burn That better far were broken C Office over G S VarcUti WALTER CHALIP filters Jntl Owners laughed not at all Merriam was plain ¬ lay propped on Merriams shoulder but ing bloodshot ej es BRUCE MLLLKK f The stream of death will bear away ly troubled and that night when Mrs through weakness from his long illness Too late said Hayne too late by The object of thy passion 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p Ofl5c Hours Oh then obliterate to day Tremaine asked her friend the doctor and the mental excitement of the mo- ¬ 48 hours The thought of his transgression You dont mean gasped Merriam how his patient enjojted the drive that ment the latters trembling grew so SPEECH OF THE HAWAIIANS gentleman replied that if it did him marked that Whittaker quickly slipped Forget the little ill revealed that they are married already As though hates good he gave no sign I believe said his left arm under the drooping head Thats what Parry wires was the Vorls Bun Riot Consonants Art Remember allbythe good intention concealed in love and thats and drew his friend away McLane brief response he that Merriams Heres the dispatch Fcvr and There In a Great DEALER IN As though by loves invention why I cannot understand his eager- ¬ seemed to gain strength from the vigor For a moment Merriam sat in saddle of Poetry Literature The hour may come when thou wilt stand ness to get back to his troop And the of this new support though he could do a dazed stupefied look in his bloodless Furniture Window Shades Oil Unsheltered and unshriven Cloths Carpets Mattresses mother leaped with hope She too had no more than whisper thanks Present- ¬ face Then his eyes closed and he Alodg with territory and a few other Forgiveness price is in thy hand Etc had other plans for Florence than that ly he beckoned to Merriam and pointed seemed about to swoon Hayne sprang things at what has been calk d the To day let it be given f from his panting horse just as Mer¬ marry a subaltern officer to a line on the page United With hatred in the heart at last she should crossroads of the Pacific the I said she was over 43 he began riams wearied escorts came lumbering Special attention given to Undertak ¬ but if by chance Floy had chosen for States has annexed a new language Bethink thee of his terror herself and fallen in love with one it then Merriams hand was slipped over to the spot Together the- - lifted him ing and Repairing and a somewhat considerable litera- Whose alienated gaze were cast On loves eternal mirror could not have been without some per- ¬ his mouth from his seat and bore him to a little - - - - Paris Kt ture owned by the 35000 left as the Ill make any corrections you wish patch of grass bathed his temples from Main Stbeet suasion some pleading on his part It remnant of their race The Hawaiian Thou mightst endure the sight of woe must be that he was the first to love but do not speak of what is there said their canteens and gave him a goutte is not a difficult or crabbed speech It The scoffing the derision to go But where thou dost expect he and with his fountain pen he erased of cognac They made what frontier HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ and to plainly show it is soft and musical most of the white How couldst thou bear the vision That night Florence was very quiet a word and wrote another Then the troops call a dry camp that nightr people now in Hawaii speak it more Edward N Pomeroy in Youths Com- ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE It is all right now just there where the two parties met panion She read aloud to her father as washer sufferer nodded or less fully and it offers no great dif- ¬ custom andOiiung to him as he kissed he whispered and taking the pen was There was fuel a little grass but no ficulty to the others who may be exDESIRE to sell my house and ot her good night Merriam had gone lifted to a half sitting posture and water beyond what they had in their pected to fill up the new domain blacksmith shop at Jackson¬ early to liis room as though fatigued feebly scratchily wrote as follows canteens and with the contents of one ville with I will sell for half cash bal most prominent characteristic is Its Ky by the drive or rendered drowsy by the John Harold McLane Jr aged 25 of these Hayne brewed a pot of tea ance in twelve months For further the great use of vowels Besides the Cal while one of the men cooked their fru ¬ particularBy address or call on unaccustomed motion in the air Some- ¬ born June 1 1SG7 Sacramento five vowels it needs only seven conso1S92 Mescalero moun- ¬ gal Died June CHARLES KING BY CAPTAIN where about three in the morning there BEN J F SHARON supxier They needed noother cano nants to make up the alphabet and Then dropping the pen py than that of the heavens in that rare Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf was an unusual sound of voices in ex- ¬ tains N M the one hard and fast rule of the gramhe fell back to his rude pillow pant- ¬ drj-- atmosphere and with the stars for f Tennyson Neely cited talk near the guardhouse and Copyrighted 1896 by F mar is that two consonants shall never Tremaine awoke and was dressing hur ¬ ing and exhausted Wells quickty gave night lights and the waning moon to or come together and hat no word SYNOPSIS syllable shall end with other than a Chapter I Fannie McLane a young riedly when rapid steps came up the him stimulant then he and Whittaker¬ peep in upon their slumbers later and vowel On the other hand vowels may widow Is invited to visit the Graftons walk and the sergeant of the guard affixed their names as witnesses A mo- start the gaun coyotes at their queru- ¬ I later while the surgeon remained string along in indefinite succession at Fort Sedgwick Her sister tries to dis- ¬ with a dust covered courier stood at ment his patient the two young officers lous unregarded serenades the troopers with Randolph Merriam whom I slept or seemed to sleep until dawn The speech abounds with whole words suade her asfor old McLane and his bride his door They bore a note from Whit ¬ clasped hands outside shs had jilted taker A serious row had occurred beTwice Hayne awoke to which have not a single consonant to are stationed there Youreweak as a child vet Randy staring with burning eyes find Merriam wedding tween some of the troop and a party of Two vowels Chapter II Fannie McLanes at the radiant hold them together offer every ¬ a majority ot causes family feeling A few months later miners and prospectors who had been What is it old boy vault aloft but he wanted nothing thing for Orchard G arden Lawn No stand side by side in husband camping near them for three days My God I cant afford to be weak needed nothing He couM not sleep for Agents- words The opportunity to triplicate she while traveling hiswith her trip wedding meets Merriam on now was the ¬ Strawberry and general vowel has not been neglected a Chapter III Some time previous to this Pistols were drawn with the result to act to do as fierce answer Ive got thinking he explained jnd when the the I never did before How morning came the fever vas with him alogue on application to nursery cat every such Merriam had gone on a government sur- ¬ that one miner was killed two troop- ¬ word has been formed of Mrs means vey fallen ill and had been nursed byIt is ers and one prospector were seriously long should it take our best rider our again and Corporal Ttacy galloped Thus aaa combination H F HILLENMEYERr to Tremaine and daughter Florence friendly eee is the verb to rise up during the convalescing period that the perhaps mortally wounded and sev- ¬ lightest rider go reachatthe railway northward along the foothills a long Telegrams must east once Lexington Ky i Hi Could Dr is little ooo means to shrink conversation with which the next chap- ¬ eral others were injured days ride to fetch once more the doe Telephone 279 uuu means to stammer ter opens takes place between Capt Tre- ¬ Wells come out to tihem at once for a youIf he take the back trail the one tor from the cantonment and with and a came in by from Sedgwick five E few hours at least and was Merriam ¬ the Four vowels together form many maine and his wife days and nights least count If he go Wells came 50 ambulance The can CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD The young prospector able to ride words as aaua a crone or hag with around by the cantonment for fresh tonment lay miles away to the north CHAPTER ILL Continued who was so seriously wounded had Sedgwick a hundred to he southeast wrinkles under the eyes Some few ¬ begged to see him as he had important horses perhaps seen he was engagedv to some You know was port in the storm words consist of as many as five vowMy God my God cried Merriam It This the nearest information for him and bade them iiaao which body east and it was broken off time Tremaine would have had els one after the other Even two davs mav be too lomr and I hadnt tell Mr Merriam that his name wns fitted up for him a room in the big airy is the name for poi when it is hard and raid Mrs- Tremaine in- command Billy I can give fc musty or oiaio the word meaning thought of danger until just a day or McLane a son of the man who was Youre no orders but that courier must start hospital but his better half intervened next- about to marry Miss nayward ¬ A pen Xow if hes going two ago true it would never do aftjr our having before moonrise to night Dont ask had him here before she said He is highly developed in week as he says- - and she has learned ciled note in a closed envelope accom ¬ me to tell you why The language panied the verbal message for Merriam io care for him what can we do must have his old room Tinder our roof Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts grammar and rhetoric developed by And within the hour with a sealed said Florence listening at her half open Tie is going next week the savage Hawaiians up to the limit packet addressed to Capt Lawrence and everything he had before except He told me yesterday he ought door as th enptain read Whittakers Ilayne of their needs and containing the ele- ¬ th infantry Fort Sedgwick a Florence to go now and wished to go now It dispatch aloud to her mother shrank But when after ten davs of burning ments of a still further development trooper was slim as Wells who forbade But Grafton back to her bedside covered her face alone little Irish back toward loping all fever and desperate illnwss Randolph of that may be found in the The rnoof 02OD5E33Eta jauntily valley ¬ books which have been translated into always liked Merriam and Ilayne be- with her hands and sank to her knees of the Bravo smacking his lips in antici- ¬ Merriam seemed again to realize where PARIS KENTUCKY Hawaiian The Holy Scriptures in lieves in him Our Florence might do It was thus she was found a few mo- ¬ pation of the good liquor awaiting him he was and how weak he was and how ments later Merriam aroused by the A orse Dot good they had been to him the first Hawaiian show this Despite the fact she said unaccustomed sounds had lighted liis at Santa Fe Junction the moment his name he whispered the ijrst thing he Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Rut do you understand that the history and the doctrine duty was done Five days and nights therein contained were absolutely be- ¬ do you realize that just from proximi J candle and partially dressed came had he before him of lonely ride asked for looked for seamed to long promptly answered Your work is yond the line of island experience it ty perhaps Florence may have learned forth into the broad hallway of the through a desolate almost desert land for was Florence and U ey let her solicited Prices reasonable has been found possible to express to care for him while he is still thinking commanding officers quarters and¬ stopping only when necessary to feed come Tremaine met and gave him the mesto be contixuh 0 them perfectly in the native tongue of his lost love DR CALDWELLS sage and the note which latter Randy You mean that you think it all with only a verj- few words adapted he asked tore open and read with staring eyes PRESENCE OF MIND from foreign sources in fact there Florence and not Merriam CURES INDIGESTION ¬ are fewer than one per cent of natur- starting back and holding her from For a moment he stood confounded An Actor Who Was Equal to the Oc ¬ liim and looking with amaze and in ¬ then turned sharply to Tremaiiie alized words in the Hawaiian casion go at It has its widespread linguisiic af- ¬ credulity into her eyes straight into Xow sir Ive got to go andturned once It will be remembered that in the when Wells does then and Why Dot finities The Poljniesian tongue of her anxious tearful face farcical comedy Never Agaiui at the CE he he must hurried to his room She which it is one member is spoken over it isnt possible very end of the play the stage is sud- ¬ The captain himself aroused his post have learned to care for her ltcouldnt a wide extent of the Pacific as far denly darkened just as the schoolmas- ¬ south as New Zealand as far east as Te be otherwise Only I hadnt thought of surgeon told him the news and bade ter and his wife return The object in Pita to vVhenua or Hapa nui which is Floy except as a child and I wasnt him see and quiet Merriam as soon as darkening it is to get rid of this pair of possible The dawn was breaking and EAST BOUND better known as the Easter island of prepared detestable bores The people are albon the rosy light was in the pastern sky t t the colossal carvings When Cook Like many another father to whom when oiijuam oitaipm the stage but of course the darkness Iuvijouisviiie 1 115am 840pm the doctor reached his patient Ar Lexington traversed those seas he carried a Tahi ¬ a daughter is as the apple of the eye hides them U2iam 850pm 830a mT550pB Lv Lexington finding him fully dressed and rapidly ti an whowas everywhere a competent Lremainc could see no fault no failing stowing in his 923pm l5am MOpat The schoolmasters voice is heard at Lv Wlucbesterll58m 950pm 950u m TQSpm saddle bags the simple Ar Mt SterlJnfei2Si5pm One language of the m his child To him she was the fair- ¬ interpreter one of the entrances 0imra 340pm Ar Washington Polynesian stem is as like another as est as she was the best fondest most articles of a soldiers toilet 705pm Oh they have all gone home he Ar Philadelphia-IOM-SaThis wont do Randy Youre not 1240un 908pm Ar N ew Yorlc are English Dutch andGerman There lutif ul girl in the whole armv One of says the room is dark are Malay affinities there are stems his favorite plans had been to take her fit to stir said he But his determina- ¬ WEST BOUNDi Then he and his tiresome wife go which may be traced in the remoteness o West Point the previous summer tion oozed when Merriam with white t away and the lights are turned up dis Ar winchester 730am 4pm uam z50pi of Madagascar At least one great md let her as he said to himself face turned and said ¬ speak of what Is thero closimg the rest of the company scat- Ar Lexington Do not 800am 520pm 735an 845pm More than my lifes at stake here effort has been made to prove the paralyze the corps One of the sweet 911am 630pm Ar Frankfort tered about the stage ArShelbyville10alam 720pm Polynesians to be an early offshoot of 3reams he had often dreamed was of doctor- - it s a woman s honor and lm and water and rub down his horse At a recent matinee one of the Ar Louisville 1100am 815pm the Aryan race and therefore blood the evening when with Florence on his going- live or die build his little fire and cook his slab rear windows of the opera house staga Trains marked thna f run daily ex ¬ brothers to the Germanic stock 2s irm he should reenter the old mess of bacon and brew the battered pot of happened to be without a shade When cept Sunday other trains rna daily CHAPTER IV Y Sun ball which he had not visited since it was Through jSleepur betweett Louisville coffee and snatch such sleep under the the electric lights were turned out a bravely decked for the 2Sth of August Strange to say the journey back to stars as was possible braving Indians sudden ray of sunshine streamed Lexington and New York without EMIGRATION OF RACES hop the year of his marriage He had the Mescalero seemed to benefit rather rattlesnakes or mountain lions without through this window and made the change For rates Sleeping Gar reserrationg ot promised to take her thither for the than injure Merriam The doctor vain ¬ of an Feminine Nationalities Have Eini- - graduating ball and had pictured her ly endeavored to restrain him to in- ¬ a tremor for the sake love ofIrishmans stage as bright as day any information call on dangerous pride in his troop his At the proper entrance appeared the grated in Profusion Since the F B Carr is the belle of the occasion sought duce him to shorten the long days duty and his full assurance of a good schoolmaster Probably he was N R ft Agent L Way Wan Opened eagerly by the cadets as their partner marches but Merriam declared he was time at the journeys end stumped when he saw the stage but he trGEOROE W Barney Pari Ky for waltz or two step and as in his never so well as when in the saddle and day and a rude grave was concealed his feelings Agent Div Pass It is ttie masculine races that emi- ¬ yes she was the most perfect creature that nothing wearied him so much as Another canyon and the doctor read Lexington Ky Ha I he calmly said they have neardug in the ¬ grate The earliest of the great col- that ever lived or moved his one anx waiting If anything he seemed less the simple service of the church over ly all gone home the room is almost onizing peoples the Phoenicians and letj was lest the boys ini gray always jaded than his physician when on the the shrouded form of the young pros- ¬ dark Carthaginians in addition to the susceptible should forget that Then he made his exit and the elec- ¬ The COAST LINE to MACKINAC strenuous ferocity that marked the only a child and fall in love Floy was third day they reached the bivouac of pector and then againstthat doctors ¬ with her the little command and Billy Whit wishes but not without bis reluctant tric lights chased the sunlight from the - S TAKE TH E Semites possessed an individual im- ¬ forthwith It never occurred to him as taker welcomed them to a supper of consent Lieut Merriam with an escort boards Cleveland Plain Dealer pulse and energy which in G rotes a possibility that Floy in ¬ her turn opinion put them greatly above the fall in love But there was no might bacon and frijoles and calmed Me- of two troopers started in person to His Paxyinfir Admonition delicious rriams feverish impatience by the news Egyptians Assyrians and Hindus visit for Florence to the Point that year that the civilian who had so desired to ride by the shortest trail to Sedgwick The following amusing passage took It was now the 6th of June It would place between counsel and witness in The Greeks were flexible and many The moment examinations were over see him was still alive conscious but take him nearly a week to reach and sided and being fractured into a hun ¬ at school her mother started with sinking rather than gaining The min- ¬ cross the Santa Clara It might take a disputed will case her dred independent communities had for the far west and Tremaine met ers camp was a mile away The dead Did your father give 3ou no parting him eight days to Sedgwick and every a self organizing faculty which pro- ¬ tihem at Santa Fe Junction Then admonition had been buried and the feud dropped MACKINAC moted emigration in many directions one brief week at Sedgwick theyafter with the brief prayers with which the hour seemed a day Meantime Dr lie never gave much away at anj had Wells set about having litters made for ¬ ahd diversified colonization The man started for the- cantonment and there bullet riddled body was consigned to DETROIT tame liest of ancient races the Romans had led their uneventful life until the earth Wells first duty fc with the the two wounded troopers and by the PETOSKEY I mean to say what were his last tenth of the month had them safely in words overflowed equally in colonization and coming of Randy Merriam prostrate two troopers who were in CHICAGO bitter plight He conquest The now emasculated Span with the daysf another June And and no morsel of food passed his lips hospital at the cantonment evenfound¬ They dont concern you an2 New Steel Passenger Steamers iards and Portuguese were in the fif ¬ now while Florence was in tears and until he had ministered to them Then Tremaine looking anxious They not only concern me sir said troubled on more The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boat teenth and sixteenth centuries the hiding in her pretty room above stairs Merriam had to wait until he had swal- ¬ gered Mrs Tremaine con- ¬ the Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistid than one account apparent- - and Flor- ¬ cern barrister severely but the most robust of European nations In this errant erring invalid warrior lowed some coffee and then taking Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service the whole court the sixteenth and seventeenth cen ¬ with no word or sign of being himself Whittaker with them they rode for ence pale and languid Oh all right was the reply Father insuring the highest degree of no letter Did Mr Merriam SPEED turies the French were aggressive and sorely heart smitten was determinedlj ward to a branch of the canyon where asked Mrs Tremaine send he had told said Dont have no trouble when Im COI1FORT Tmps per AND SAFETY after Week Between Four conquering The long- struggle with talking of going back forthwith to the at nightfall they came in view of the gone Jim cos lawyers is the biggest something of their experiences Spain made Holland a nation of heroes mountain trails Tremaine would not fires of the little camp Wells made Toledo Detroit MackinaC unhuntg Leisure Hours There was no tiime to write ne thieves Germans and Scandina ¬ let his beloved helpmeet speak either prompt examination of the wounded The English MARQUETTE THE SOO PETOSKEY love and grat- ¬ you me to An Apt Qnoten AND DULUTH vians are Bismarcks masculine peo- ¬ to Florence or to Merriam but he fully inan and came out from the rude shel- ¬ begged to give giveto allhis and to say he LOV RATES to Picturesque Mackinac s4 it A student had been up itr examinaples The Celtic Irish the Italians meant to say more words than one to ter under which he lay glanced at itude From would write in full the moment begot tion in Scripture and failed o utterly Return including Heals and15 Berths Detroit Cleveland 5i8 from Toledo from and other feminine nationalities have Merriam himself and then he be ¬ Whittaker and shook his head Pres- ¬ to Sedgwick Oh yes he is better that the examiner got exaggerated 1350 emigrated in profusion since emigra- ¬ thought him of Dalrymple and the ently with a dazed look on his face EVERY EVENING much better but the nervous strain Finally the latter asked him i there tion has been made easy famous frock that doughty major Merriam reappeared Billie said he may bring on a return of the fever Bilrle lie Between Detroit aad Cleveland The emigrating impulse is by no donned whenever he sallied forth to ask stand here and see that there are no said the loctor Something of solemn was any text in the whole quote Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains means diffused equally over the em- ¬ the intentions of OMalleys dashing eavesdroppers I know some of this consequence Wells knew not what could repeatedThe student pondered and for all points East South and Southwest and at And Judas went out Detroit lor all points North then igrating races there are emigrating light dragoons and this reflection gave poor fellows people and he has mes- ¬ had carried Merriam back to the rail ¬ and hanged himself Is there any Sunday Trips Jur b July Augustand Northwest and SepiembervOflly races The migrat ¬ him pause If either by accident or de ¬ sages to send The two or threejiang-ers-o- n way II might have to gc ast at once sections of these other verse- - you know in the BiWSEVERY DAY BETWEEN ing Aryans whether starting from sign the heart of his precious child had took the hint and slouched away Yes Go thou Cleveland Putin Bay But Randy never reached the railway the examiner asked Toledo somewhere in Asia as Max Muller become wrapped up in Merriam then 1 may need you to witness his state- ¬ Hayne received and read in startled and do likewise There was a sol-¬ Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address still maintains or from southern Rus Merriam should not leave the pest with- ¬ ment later he whispered Come in amaze the contents of the packet emn pause and the examination ended A SCHANT2 e n DETROIT KICMt spread out an explanation But there was yet if I call but let no one else hear us sia as Schrader contends brought by the courier and sent at right there Golden Days me Detroit and Cleveland steam every European country and time It might be that the poor fellow Be For half an hour the low murmur of once from the Junction two telegraphic into Money wltl HI a fringe along the coast was really sore smitten himself and voices came from within the shack as messages one to Mr Ned Parry of the Toole forming Easterner 1 am tooking for a man where tliey remained as sea rovers or that the tender but unconquered heart darkness settled down upon the scene firm of Graeme Rayburn Parry of crowding to its centers where the3 be ¬ of his daughter was touched with pity Then both Wells and Whittaker were Chicago the other to Mr Abraham named Smarthwho came here fromoui The Shortest Line and summoned and by the dim light of a Mellen New York city came its rulers and its aristocracy for his suffering ceived from section some years ago 1 he Best Ser ice between of the migrating Meantime the culprit officer himself camp lantern they knelt beside the pal- ¬ the latter neither acknowledgment nor Westerner Look along among thoso were the progenitors Cincinnati and the ummer bands which left these countries in had been carefully lifted into the doc ¬ let of the dying man You know both reply and from the former the brief palaces on Xew street He has prob ¬ Resorts of the Great Lakes tors buggy and with that excellent these gentlemen by reputation at words The marriage took place 43 ably made a fortune by this time after years or are leaving them now Eastener He had money when h James Collier in Apple tons Popular practitioner was enjoying a drive The least said Merriam gently though his hours ago one thing Wells could not understand eyes were gleaming his lips quivering Science Monthly Without any delay talcing only a came here TO Westerner Oh Look in the poor was that while his patient rapidly gained and his hands trembling with some single orderly Capt Hayne rode away She Wjw Willing in health flesh and appetite he seemed strong and strange emotion past the Santa Clara house X Y Weekly In MICHIGAN me I shall hang sotodroop in spirits Not one word had presence I desire you to read overtheir northwestward If you do not marry this past the old Mission and so mountain to be a preventive Asafcetidanssaia myself exclaimed a lovelorn Denver he been told of Merriams broken en ¬ statement that I have written from ward until the blue barrier of the AND THE GREAT UIKSS cf diseases but think of the treatment Well if you do please gagement beyond what Mrs Tremaine your dictation If its enlirelv rio ht young man turned to gray and green and v - o Washington Democrat re- bad imparted and she could give but say so sign it and they will witness ninwUfc within its shadows just as the r0 down a block was the cheerful A sbag gy oamel may oar a smooth Merriam was your signature but will have no knowl-- second setting sua dropped behind ltd spouse for T heard papa say ne au scanty information 3 Trains DHy Oetween I I not want you to bang around heren orarcfui for all the care and attention J edg of its contents CIXC1NMAT1 Qd DETW massive crest be met the trio from tiej burden RamVsHoruw Denver Times H A SMITH ¬ I m X GEO W DAVIS ¬ ¬ An Army Wife I 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SjEEXKr 3898 TREES PLANTS VINES 4 - - - CRAWFORD BROS jESzsdox 33arfcors JOHN CONNELLY Tre--aaiu- e -- te jXj SB i Jn YRUP PE1PS1 imii a TIME m TABLE I EI W m fi -- - 1 ¬ - ¬ S - ¬ - Jf 3 M - - TOl Mes-nal-- ro - -- t 1 JLz THE BOTJEBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 7 1898 KNOWLEDGE ENOUGH y RKff LAMS FOR MUTTON ¬ SNAKE REUNITED THEM Relatives Are at Last Brought Together by a Well Told Yarn A SOLDIERS ESCAPE From the Democrat Message Mt Sterl- ¬ ing 111 When Richmond had fallen and the great commanders had met beneath the historic apple tree at Appomattox the 83d Pennsylvania Volunteers prematurely aged clad in tatters and rags broken in bodv but of dauntless spirit swung into line for the last grand review and then Some tiling About the Breeds to Obtain the Most Satisfac and Horr Separated tory Results Although She AVas from Boston Site Cared Not for a Higher Sub ¬ ject Than Beans Notwithstanding her nose turned up there were specs on it and she was from Boston which may be considered to be competent testimony that heredity sdr CORN SHOCKING TOOL It Is Buncli Together While It Is Seinar Tied it Temporary Binder to Hold tlie E 33 Amstutz of Birmingham 0 gives the readers of the New York Tribune the benefit of a device which he has tried with gratifying results in shocking corn He says that one difficulty that is experienced in tying with twine is that the shock is apt to be bound too loosely and then it will not stand well He aims there- ¬ fore to provide a way for getting a good squeeze on the bundle before r fjp M t m rl f I V 0 Mr Amstutz says Take an old broom handle a foot shorter than the The lambs when two weeks old length of twine to be used At one should be taught to eat a little dry food and this can best be given to them with the hand Sometimes a tempting dish can be made for the lambs a mixture of clean oats corn and linseed in equal parts ground up finely and then salted and sweetened witha little sugar The taste of the latter tempts the lambs The ewes should also be fed freely and with good nourishing food to keep up the flow of CORN SHOCKING TOOL milk for it is advisable for the lambs end make a hole through which you to have plenty of the mothers milk can put a strip of leather whereby to In a short time the lambs will attach a piece of rope to the stick their dry feed from a box or pan take and The rope should be about four inches then feeding them will be greatly sim ¬ shorter than the twine A quarter plified Ordinarily it is not necessary inch rope is the best size At the out ¬ to get them to take dry food but where er end of the rope fasten a ring just desirable big enough to slip over the stick eas it is make them to force their growth and ily In use proceed as follows Take method will belay on fat rapidly this very satisfacthe handle and ring in one hand reach tory The lambs found grow vigorousthat around the shock pass the ring into ly from the first are the ones the other hand and then slip the butt in the end and it would not that pay prove a end of the handle into the ring Now bad plan to adopt this method even shove the ring along the handle down though one has no idea of forcing the to the leather turn the handle out lambs for an earl- - market away from the side of the shock and it will stay there while you deliber- ¬ CORN FOR CHICKENS ately put the twine around and tie Throw the handle back release the ring and go to the next shock Mr Poultry Thrives Most Excellently Upon It Until It Has Made Its Amstutz believes that he is the orig Full Growth inator of this device but he is willing that others should use it without Without doubt the very best feed charge for a flock of growing chickens is D elicit in Grain Worlds corn just whole corn fed to them in A worlds deficit in grain for the unlimited quantities If the chickens coming year is the f orecasit of the Hun have the range of the farm they will garian minister of agriculture He es- not eat more corn than they need and timates that importing countries will the more they can be induced to eat need 115000000 to 124000000 metric the faster they will grow They get centners or roughly speaking 450 enough grass bugs weed and grass 000000 to 500000000 bushels more than seeds when running about to balance their own output and that exporting the corn ration and it is one of the countries will be able to send 101000 best feeds that can be g iven them 000 to 109000000 metric centners an The laying hens should not have so apporent deficit of 14000000 to 15000 much corn so this advice should not 000 or say 60000000 bush els Thisre- - be taken without the hens can be kept port emanating each year at this time from eating with the growing chick- ¬ f from what is known as the Vienna ens for a laying hen fed all the corn A grain congress is made up from a com-- she can eat will soon get too lazy to parison of official and trade estimates forage much and in the end will get of the worlds production and require ¬ so fat that she will be inclined to take ments The figures put forth are by a rest from laying and become an unno means final nor of any great value profitable servant although interesting as they seem to All the young poultry thrives on reflect general conditions corn until it has made its full growth There is nothing better for young How to Pickle Pork poultry than sweet corn from the time Some one recentty called for a re¬ it gets to be good roasting ears until cipe for pickling pork Here is one the winter sets in While this is being that we find good Salt enough to fed the fowls will make weight in quite take out the blood and let it stand a surprising way and they are very two or three dajs For every 100 fond of it There is no need to prepare pounds of meat take ten pounds of it in any waj- - They will take care of salt four pounds of Orleans sugar it if the ears are husked and thrown three quarters ounce of saltpeter twro to them If with the sweet corn a sup ounces of soda and eight gallons of ply of sunflowers is available water Boil strain and let cool Then will not onty grow but their the fowls plumage pour over the meat Let it stay in will become glossy and their combs pickle at least six weeks Keep the red and they will be pictures meat well under pickle but be careful The man who raises poultry of health and not to weight it too heavy If the pickle to have a supply of sweet corn fails should not be enough to cover you sunflower seeds for them is missingand an will have to make enough as propor- ¬ opportunity to provide the best feed tioned above This will depend some- that can be grown on- the farm what upon the shape of your vessel Farmers Voice A S Watson in American Cultivator CORN HUSKING HORSE Flax iritli Other Grain a Under some conditions it may be It Will Help Many to Lnmc Baclc II You Conclude Build One advisable to grow flax with other IliKht Aovr grain Flax is a very exhaustive crop but in this fact lies the advantage The horse is made when grain is sown on very rich land The cut explains of light material itself The rung in mixing some flaxseed Avith it If B should be 1 inch stuff put in with the flax is not grown the grain will grow too rank a straw while with the shoulders cut down to one inch where flax to help exhaust the superfluous it goes through the legs The rung fertility there is less danger of this There will be more of the grain grown while all of the flaxseed that is harvested will be so much clear gain Barle3r is one of the best grains to grow with flax and both are ready to cut at the same time But both should be very lightly seeded if clover seed is sown the same spring else there will be a poor catch of clover American Cultivator ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tying Probably the fattest sent to mar- ¬ ket are those obtained from a cross of They are Merino and Southdown about as plump and heavy for their size as any bred although they are not the largest writes E P Smith in the American Cultivator They are generally desired by good butchers and very often they will command fancy prices Their Southdown lineage will be apparent in their black faces and legs and most butchers be- ¬ lieve yet and with good reason that the Southdown is the finest mutton sheep in the world But the Merino contributes many noteworthy qualities The lambs get their fatness and tenderness from the Merino and this greatly helps the lambs in the markets Altogether the cross produces about as satisfactory results for the general breeder of lambs for mutton as any ¬ Hon Eben Heaton president of the board of county commissioners at Lawrenceburg Ind has discovered long separated relatives and a fam ¬ ily reunion will take place at the old Heaton homestead near Moores Hill ¬ She was visiting in Brooklyn before the hot spell and the first young man she met was one who prides himself on his intellectuals Whether anyone else does or not is another ¬ nexrt month story As it happened the young man had Several weeks since the Cincinnati quietly marched an opportunity shortly after the meeting away to begin lifes to talk with the young woman alone and he Enquirer contained an account of Mr fray anew amid the did not fail to throw a few brains at her Heatons killing a large blacksnake Ah Miss Sophia he said with a soulful hills and valleys of that had been about his premises for the Keystone State yearn in his gentle voice I presume you at- ¬ Mrs Albert almost two decades Among the number tend several of the numerous schools of phil- ¬ Asa Robinson came osophy in which Boston is so rich and Brook¬ Small a lady of 78 years was visiting back to the old home lyn is so poor from a distant state with a daughter I am sorry she hesitated but really in Mt Sterling 111 at Bluffton Ind Mrs Small read an Mr Blank 1 do not attend any back to the fireside Indeed and do you feel no interest in account of the snake and Heaton be ¬ that he had left at the call to arms four any of the concepts of modern philosophic concluded to ing her maiden name VI years previous He thought write to the Dearborn county official None whatever I fear and she really went away a happy concerning his ancestry and inclosed healthy farmer boy seemed to be sorry to have been so careless in the first flush of of her golden glorious opportunities the clipping in explanation of her writ ¬ TJic Soldiers Return And visrorous idealism of ing Correspondence followed and he came back a ghost of the self manhood ¬ existencedoes not the subjective profoundly in delightful Boston that anMrs Small proved to be the aged aunt swered to President Lincolns call for 300 affect the reality of your Ego So far I have not observed that it did of Mr Heaton whom he had not seen 000 more To day he is an alert active man and tells she said apologetically 1S31 when the family had be- ¬ since How can it be possible he exclaimed come separated and scattered and all the story of his recovery as follows The sphere of your knowledge must be far I was a great sufferer from sciatica traces of each other lost The discovery mausm almost irom tne time or my rheu wider than it is with us disNo she answered measuring her words of these kindred enable them to com- ¬ charge from the army Most of the time I carefully I should say it was not Dont his- ¬ was unfitted for manual labor of any kind plete a broken chain in the family my sufferings were at all times intense you know as long as we Bostonians know and tory and will assist in the closing up At times I was bent almost double and got beans when the bags open we dont worry of a long unsettled estate that has around only with the greatest difficulty overmuch about the rest of i Why should Kothing seemed to give me permanent re- ¬ we Isnt that enough for us to know frown into value lief until three years ago wnen nry atten- ¬ tion was called to some of the wonderful LAW IS INCOMPLETE cures effected by Dr Williams Pink Pills TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS FINE for Pale People 1 had not taken more than Kew Regulations for the Indian Ter ¬ half a box when I noticed an improvement For Wearing a Calico Dress and 1U0 in my condition and I kept on improving Penalty for Selling ritory Will Be Form ¬ steadily I took three boxes of the pills the Goods ulated a nd at the end of that time was in better con- ¬ dition than at any time since the close of my It is a singular fact but none the less experi- ¬ army service Since then I have never been The interior department is bothered with rheumatism Dr Williams true that in England in the year 1700 women encing some difficulty in carrying out Pink Pills for Pale People is the only rem- ¬ were not allowed to wear calico dresses at the provisions of the Curtis act revis ¬ edy that ever did me any good and to them all and in 1721 a penalty or fine of 5 was my restoration to comparative health laid upon the wearer and the unfortunate ing the laws of Indian territory It I owe are a grand They dealer who sold calico in those days had to remedy provides among other things that all pay a penalty of 100 for the offense It annuities royalties etc shall be paid is hardly necessary to say that no one of THE PROPER USE them ever undertook to sell more than one the residents of the territory by the pattern this country secretary of the interior but does not Hardtack CoiiAerted Into a Durable dress bless theirThe women ofthat nothing may lucky stars make appropriation to defrajr ex- ¬ has ever interfered with their privilege to Souvenir of the War with buy and Avear calico to their hearts con- ¬ This penses incurred in this work Spain tent Moreover they can be thankful that and other provisions of the bill it is I ¬ isnt everything ipiion We are sure you do not Nobody wants it But it comes to many thousands every year Itcomes to those who have had coughs and colds until the throat is raw and the lining membranes of the lungs are Stop your cough inflamed when it first appears and you remove the great danger of future trouble It stops coughs of all kinds does so because it is a sooth- ¬ ing and healingremedy of great power This makes it the great- ¬ est preventive to consumption Put one of Ayers Cherry PectoraS Piasters over your lungs UZtrarjr Free For four cents ia stamps to pay post ago we will send you sixteen medical books i said undoubtedly will be amended by 2ongress The secretary of the in ¬ terior who now holds practically the position of governor of the territory will soon make public regulations car- rying into effect the Curtis act Superintendent Wright who has been She was a collector of souvenirs The young man who had just returned from the war could not refuse so slight a request All she Avanted was something by which to remember the campaign in Cuba He was about to respond in the usual ro mantic fashion and offer himself when she ¬ ¬ ¬ worthless trifle that Unshaken Coniidence sent to the territory to investigate willAll I desire is some hardships you went remind me of the always pretty safe to judge a man by Its conditions there will make a report to through in defense of liberty company he keeps How would one of the buttons off my the Oh 1 the secretary and the information se- ¬ dont knoAV There are exceptions cured in this way may be used in for ¬ uniform do he inquired My Uncle Johns business makes it necesNo I want something that was associmulating the regulations ated with you in your daily routine of life sary for him to associate with aldermen a every still Id trust not a mark that would designate any and all good deal and in the Avorld him Avith Even Chicago dollar Ive got of Uncle Sams soldiers I Avant to hang ing News PREDICTS COAL STRIKE it in the parlor and preserve it forever It must be indestructible then The Center of i Great City Manager Young of Mark Hannai Well the more nearly so of course the Traveling by the Big Pour and New Coal Company Says Biserest Strike better and depart Central you He was lost in meditation for some min- York Grand Central arrive at Fourth Av- ¬ Ever Seen Will Be On Xext Year Station from utes Then with brightening countenance ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ interposed they are able to purchase the best quality the world produces righthere at home The goods of cne firm are especially sought after by both consumers and dealers and their recognized superiority is assured AAhen the name William Simpson Sons is found on the ticket At least that is Avhat theladies and the storekeepers sayandtheyoughtto know Medics Advlcs Fscc Wo havo the exclusive services of some of tho most eminent physicians ¬ Unusual in the United States experience oppor- ¬ emitunities and long nently fit them for giving you medical¬ advice Writo freelv all tho partica ulars in vour case You will receive prompt reply without cost Address iJo u v iiicivi ijUHIU illl iMiMiMiwiiaiMiMiiaiMiwitsiwintniiasiioiwiwiieiwiwiMiiainii The Buckie s i 3 5 5 z Printers 3 Roller 9 saQBcziBUg LnmDanv s ¬ In an interview Manager Young of the M A Hanna Coal company is quoted as saying In the early part of next year we will have one of the greatest coal strikes this pouniry has ever sen All indications are that the strike will last many months The miners stand at all times ready to fight against a reduction of wages When the Chicago contract expires or possibly before that time they will be obliged to accept a reduction of 15 to 16 cents per ton or fight I think they will fight and will fight hprder than they ever have before The West Virg inia miners are working cheaper than they ever have before All efforts on the part of the other miners to organize them have been in vain There is no hope that they will be Drought into line STUNG TO DEATH BY BEES How thoughtless it was of me not to I have the very thing Ive carried it for weeks in my pocket over my heart as a piece of armor plate You can take this hartack and naint a little landscape on it and let it hang on the wall tor the next century JSow that the war is over Im glad to see it put to some legitimate use It will make a lovely plaque Washington Star realize 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LARD Steam made j side for storage 3 75 67 4 00 68 312 0 50 5 50 HHvSntkEAC 0 S WJQH vAi 3 C Q NEW DISCOVERY giwi I R1 IT for book Vtestimonials and worst UF lV I 9 of quickrclicf mses s ff treatment Free A N K Send Br U u wkm a and 10dTi oaguiMtu cures 23fi Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in time cold by draesnsts WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS E WHEN WKITJUSIt i0 A3HVJttXTI8iUK5 please state that yea ww te JkMv vftrttft arest iiia tho apev 1729 S 33 t- THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER vrrai WM - - - M A M J 7 1898 A Shattered Nervous System FINALLY HEART TROUBLE Nervine As Wm Done Unto Him Restored to Health by Or Miles iar sssjmivm f Jhe X i Sfh r v books sell goods drive wagon compound prescrip a delivery tions set type and do tarm worn The stranger scribbled a few words nn n narri handed the tramn i1 ana i said Take this card to this address and I think it will get you work Take that dollar get a bath a shave a hair cut something to eat and a drink of whisky That will brace you lo meet my So long EDWARD HARDY the jolly man ¬ friend Theres iust one thins more said of Sheppard Cos great store at How do you happen to Braceville 111 writes I had never the tramp j n a day in my life until in 1890 I give me just 1 unu aix lucac A couuup been sick got so bad with nervous prostration that I sL had to give up and commence to doctor I from a man on this Because I tried our local phvsicians and one in Joliet very curuer uuuuu lcu jcaxa ugu emu but none gave me any relief and I thought the stranger just as you are getting I was going to die I became despondent it from me and Im passing up his ad- ¬ and suffered untold agony I could not eat sleep nor rest and ix seemed as if I could vice and his money just for luck not exist At the end of six months I was Chicago Chronicle reduced to but a shadow of myself and at Eotltimo In Canada last my heart became affected and I was truly miserable I took six or eight bottles Any one who has visited Canada real- ¬ of Dr Miles Nervine It gave me relief izes the difference between Yankee from the start and at last a cure the great hustling and the easy going way they est blessing of my life do things up there I should love to Dr Miles Remedies tf Br go visitingvin Canada fays a tired are sold by all drug- ¬ tffiics 2 wanderer if the people there ever gists under a positive They never go to bed went to bed guarantee first bottle and they never get up commented a benefits or money re p Bsstores iy funded Cook on dis been there 5esin xoga Hibernian who had be wronc with the eases of the heart and S5 Something must nerves free Address wsmmsBBm old axiom of how to be healthy wealthy DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind ana wise ior me nrsc ac leasu tnese mm m Canadians are and they rarely go to i nniTwiwiiw iiwi bed much before midnight nor breakfast much before 9 oclock It is an old country custom handed down and com foitably enjoyed The 930 p m bedtime of American domesticity is there unknown and tho 730 breakfast belongs solely to the lowest laboring clashes Oh yes I feel splendid this morning I got to bed early and had a good sleep said a young man who had THE NEW METHOD TREATMENT been complaining of weariness and lack original with Drs K K will posi tively cure forever any form of liloou or What time did you retire of rest Sexual diieae It is the result of 30 Oh asked the inquisitive American years experience in the treatment or these diseases Soon after real early was the reply 7Z iitfr ifKtmr iTyO 5DSSWte IW Mflt fe5iFSi K j Catching at the strangers coattail he murmured in a deprecating tone Could you give me a little assistance sir The stranger turned and looked him over His eyes were bloodshot his clothes dirty his whole appearance de- ¬ cided the worse for wear What do you want was the reply to the tramp A job after I get a square meal said the tramp na What can you dor asueu cue scran- 1 f MATRIMONIAL That dread called Oh my heart will of mine ful husband break I know it will Mrs Mosolys young spinster friend closed the sitting room door of the pretty Kensington flat and prepared for a revela- ¬ tion of connubial tyranny and iniquity Read that cried Mrs Mosely hold- ¬ ing out at arms length a newspaper with her thumb nail pressed viciously into one corner of an advertisement column and then bursting into fresh tears Mildred Clarke read as follows Matrimony Bachelor 3G going to the colonies tall dark educated and well connected with fair income desires tho ninnnintnnifl sfc n hnllthv flmilfVsflPlfcwv w VM Ctrl w IIUMUUlilvuuuu nf vwfc and refined young lady with a view to Adilros Carlo Guilford marriage Chambers Leadonhall Streot E C Why your husbands offices are at Guilford chambers Yes tho monster And ho is 3G years of age and tall and dark and ho has had t U V WH foli fir fcr non fcfin rnfc lirimn Tlm ln Oh by which I have always called him tho wretched bigamist w 1 rMMMaMaaaKMaatMnwMMHMMaMHBM Oh Im in crcat trouble Mildred Im so glad you have Jm KT JkGBssk ST eg eautiful n mA im i m ai wSSr 9 w sent ¬ A OO VV Bc rrrk n 3 I can keen mm mm REQUIRKNOCOOKtt and cuffs stiff ahd hice ql 8 M rt FREE for a few months to all users of the M celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron m Brand UPS 1 lll W lw 8HCP0UND Or THIS STAtlCH Wit L 50 na na n ruunu KhD A HALF OF AHY OTHER STARCH rn JUCHUBIHGERBROSCo Bh Mr PMHHHg 6aZL J WW item irj uStiiJ w To induce you to try this brand of starchso that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and economy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of BL Vfl H MR nu kv AlLa tc gotl pi xll i i i ii i ¬ XWMimMlliW lEHeSWEASC ¬ tomplato committing such a crime enough for any sur0 ho thing Onlv tho day before yesterday just because I said I wished I had never seon his face ho was so provoking in con sequencoof tho eggs being boiled hard he said that if I really meant it he would go abroad and start life again in one of the colonics It shows that his mind was running on deserting me Oh Mildred what can I do I hardly know dear It looks serious Have yon any schome in your mind Mildred Yes First of all we will answer the advertisement in person In person Fnrtnnntelvl havo never vet succeeded in meeting your husband so ho doesnt know me You shall accompany mo as a friendf for proprietys sake in disguise you Know An hour later two ladies were shown into tho private offico of Mr Mosely Are you tho gentleman who has adver ¬ asked Mil- ¬ tised under tho name Carlo dred Er yes but replies should bo mado ¬ 1 XiUC 1C IS llllUStslUIU UiJilU IJU UiUl uuu- - advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant exact reproductions of the Sioooo nnVimic w rurn nMrb TOn fc o n you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques are 40 inches in circumference are free of any suggestion of ia English Quail English Snipe The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as Plaque is bordered with a band of gold SPECIAL PATTERNS Nos 198 and I9f life Each ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for 25 years TWENTYTWG MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques ard teli you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute r Um get Them Challie frock Skirt with shaped flounce Blouse opens with revers over a chem- ¬ isette of guipure Sailor collar in the back Material required for costume challie 36 inches wide 11 yards Blouse No iq8 cut in three sizes 34 36 and 38 inches bust measure skirt No 199 cut in three sizes 4 26 and 28 inches waist measure JPrico of 2attern8t 19 each 1 1 All purchasers of three 10 cent or six ocent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron Brand are entitled to re ¬ ceive from their grocer one of these beautiful Game Plaques free Tho plaques will not be sent by mail They can bo obtained only from your urooer ti CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD O m Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay is CRAWFORD BROS Gli 33 i This offer for a short time only corner Mam and Fifth Sts ¬ by letter bo of this kind I thought a personal interview might more satisfactory thrn r letter in a case I hope I JOHN CONNELLYk KEEP OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS TAKE THE - ¬ aNOCURENOPAYE WE CURE SYPHILIS This terrible Blood Poison the terror of mankind yields readily to our JNMV TREATMENT Reware of Mercury Potash etc They may ruin your fj btem If you have sores in the mouth or toncue pains in tho joints sore throat hair or eyebrows falling out pimples or blotches stomach derangement sore eyes head- ¬ aches etc you hao tho secondary stage AVc solicit tho of this Rlood Poi on most obstinate cases and challenge tho world for a cace wo accent for treatment and cannot cure Ry our treatment the ulcer3 heal the hair grows again pains libappear the skm becomes healthy and marriage is po sible and safe count Ok not at all Im sure I am only too delighted to havo the opportunity of I suppose I id ay take it that you are your- ¬ self an applicant ahem that you are interested in tno matter on your own ac¬ ¬ l PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory palls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable the clock had struck 12 Troy Times I The Astute Uon One day a toothless lion whose mus- ¬ cles were unstrung by age lay in a shady place by the streamlet side Ei m CURES GUARANT Thousand of voune and middle aged men ba e their vigor and vitality sapped by early abuses later excesses mental worry etc No matter tho cause our New Method Treatment is the refuge WECUREfMPOTENCY And restoro rll n ts to a normal condi tion Ambition lire aud energy aie re newed and one feels himself a man among men Every cae i tioatcd indi¬ vidually no cne all henco our w onder- ful success No matter what ails you h consult in confidentially AVo can bank bonds to guarantee to accom ¬ plish what wo claim fur-ni-- gso CONJsVJ cum f EMISSIONS GLEET STKLUTlllrJ lWUTEiNUY SEUKET DRAINS lNATURAL DISCHARG- E- - KIDNEY and BLADDER Dienci VAKICOlELi SYPHILIS We trcnt an J cure He set up a dismal groaning which soon drew a crowd of hyenas around him What is the matter they aslud He explained to them that the davs of his kingship were over and with tears pouring down his face protested that he was unable to defend himself against even the weakest of his enemies On learning this the hypocritical sympathy before shown by the hyenas changed at once to open malice Thev threw themselves nnnn tho Tirnsrrnr monarch and worried him with their teeth Inside of five minutes they all lay rigid in death Golly chuckled the lion Im glad I took the precaution to dust my hide with strychnine before I tested the kindness of these good friends A fel- low learns something by having been in politics So saying he calmly went to sleep Criterion His Worst Offense When it was proposed to lessen the list of crimes punished by death Lord Eldon objected to the noose being banished in cases of petty shoplifting The small shopkeepers will be ruined by this exemption said the old Tory lord ¬ J TREr QT EriNRLANK It unible VilOX to call wrilo fur HOME FREE ROOKS fr h ftL r chancellor Another Tory a judge so venerated CJWCINNATI O the sovereign that he included in his regard any article belonging to the king no matter how far removed from actual possession A tailor had been condemn- ¬ ed for the murder of a soldier and the judge tacked on this addition to the sentence of death And not only did you murder him The undersigned composing the firm but you did thrust or push or pierce or of Haggard Reed Laundry have this project or propel the lethal weapon day June 13 1898 by mutual consent through the belly band of his breeches dissolved partnership 0 E Reed as- which were his majestys suming all the debts and liabilities Past Salaries of Actors Those owing the firm will please settle with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J A number of autograph letters of Ed- ¬ H Haggard is not liable for debts con- ¬ mund Kean supply some interesting in- ¬ tracted bv above firm formation about the salaries of aotors Signed this 13th dav of June 1898 early in the century One relates to an 2C - E REED offer by Mr Ellison offering Kean 3 a JE5sp 4wks SiJ- H HAGGARD week as aoting manager of the new theater in Wych street Later this rose as high as 25 a month In 1826 DR CALDWELLS HI Kean was offered 12000 a year to go to America In the CURES INDIGESTION 11 larity he received prime of his popu- ¬ 200 for a week in Edinburgh and apparently reached the highest point when Mr Bunn wrote from the Theater Royal Dublin on Feb 8 1829 and offered him 50 a night to play in Dublin and Cork If yon are going to have a sale and Liverpool Mercury vieh to set a dinner at a reasonable Iiife of a Battleship price call on Naval experts have put down the ao GEORGE RASSENEOSS tive life of a modern battleship at about K20sept2m Paris Ky 15 years A hundred years ago battle ¬ ships lasted nearly six times as long and were on active service nearly the whole time of their commission The Victory BiDCENER TOBACCO for instance was 40 years old when she aoted as Nelsons flagship at the memo rable battle of Trafalgar A line of WAREHOUSE CO battle ship the Royal William was built at Chatham in 1670 and was not broken up until 1813 being rebuilt sev- ¬ eral times before her final demise LOUISVILLE KY 2 IKemnedys Kergah 22 Wo Fourth St5 mmmwwjMAMMA Dissolution Hotice ¬ ¬ -- Quito so It occurred to mo that You find tho position embarrassing It certainly is rather comical But let us treat tho matter in a busincssliko way I presume this lady is My friend You may speak as if we were alone Well then you will havo learned from the advertisement that I am 35 vears of age aml a bachelor I am going to Australia next month and it is my desire if I am lucky enough to find a suitable lady who is willing to niarry me to tako out an English wife I sha11 be ablG to Prduce satis- 2vifcn Iueact profs hink of n Position good character and income he went laj j at least h that you will give mo some encourage ment and that good heavens ray wife has fainted He ran forward and caught her in his4 arms The words my wife told Mil dred in a flash that Mr Mosely had known Ethel all the time in her disguise Ethel darling ho cried as his wife opened her eyes its all a joke I knew you all tho time The advertisement is for a friend of mine How can you doubt mv faithfulness littlo wife Oh Carlo It isnt true is it You aro uot Poing to desert me But how did you recognize me Carlo Mrs Mosely asked 1 rincipally by that uncommon bangle which you forgot to take off I had been thinking what you would be likely to do if you happened to see tho advertisement Then tho general pubic would not know that Carlo was likely to bo found at Mr Mosely s office rather than at one of the 50 other offices in this building Finally you seem to have forgotten that though I had never before met Miss Mildred Clarke her photograph isln your album But I must ask you said Mrs Mosely severely to give me an explanation as to tho real Carlo He is an old schoolfellow of mine Wo drew up tho advertisement together and I let him use this address I adopted the word Carlo for the simple reason that one word would seem as well as another and Carlo occurred to mo first The bachelors name is Herbert Carter You shall seo him Mr Mosely rang his bell A tall and handsome man entered and was presented to tho two ladies Miss Clarke I may tell you said Mr Mosely has called in reply to your ad vertisement Mildred blushed and attempted an in- ¬ dignant denial but the curious fact re mains that in tho following month she went out to Australia as Mrs Herbert Carter Philadelphia Item ¬ 3 TRAINS DAILY FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRAINS IN OHIO Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity Everybody will be there this sumrver For information inquire of pour nearest Ticket HOUSE iND LOT A5D BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell 1113- - house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal mce m twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON i ltoot tf Jacksonville Ky Agent I L ifcijr w VHr jttv This Means Money For Yon ee SES Jjww 9 m g pffiH J32 ¬ We haye no space here to list the many good things we haye ior you In order to prove to you this is a Straight Special Sale for 15 days we only ask that you call at our mammoth store examine the qualities hear the special low prices in YRUP PEPSIN Sale Dinners ¬ The Streets of Ancient Athens It has been said that the streets of Athens when the city was the center of attraction of the intnllpot-i-mwrrriri i ocnm tiled those of Bulgarian and Turkish towns by their narrowness and irregularity Strangers when they first walked along them used to be in doubt whether they uuuiu uavo arrivea in so famous a city Owing to the labors of the members of the uerman Archaeological institute it has be come certain that Athens possessed one Biireet at least which was tolerably wide It was laid out between the Dipylon at the wall on the northwest and the Agora and was therefore north of the Thesoion The wiatn ot the roadway was about 10 meters or S3 feet As the Greeks with all their ability had not Macadams shrewd noca the ancient street was made up of layers ui eartn wnicn required repairs constant- ¬ ly One reason for the exceptional breadth was mai originally a brook ran along on side and when it was covered over the ad aitionai space was allowed to increase the road London Architeot l OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT 1 -- - i never saw or will and you n ri then acknowledge that youfVl lrfcTO7 fitrnrftK heard before ol nnVi xrrr orfn Trolnoc daTlch tarpH nt fill FREE We are still giving cupons with every purchase no matter how small You can get FfiEE a flue large glass framed picture q hoQniifnl rnolriTio rihniv a nsfifnl flfinr bin a fin a lnVk fitn hv hnvini your goods eere Call and see the presents Remember the Maine Store to Save Money in Dry Goods Clothing uuuca uiijjpcio uou j -- IS ONLY AT Four Months Storage Free Independent Warehouse W L DAVIS Affect Billed Firearms In the South Kensington museum are several wheel lock muskets with rifled barrels made during the reign of Charles The Laplanders drink a great deal ol I if not earlier Such barrels were then smoked snow wbter and one of the na- ¬ usually called screwed Zachary Grey tional drinks of the Tonquinese is ar-¬ in a note on Hudibras part i canto iii line 533 says that Prince Rupert showed rack flavored with chickens blood his skill as a marksman by hitting twice in succession tho vano on The sacred crocodiles of EgyDt were at 60 yards with a St Marys Stafford screwed pistol buried with her proudest kings Notes and Queries TWIN BROTHERS S 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