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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898101101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. tr t V r iMp i it r GUAM i i i MILLER l Jfe fkJF - 7 JT tm RCON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAYfEHD FRIDAY FEB 1 Editors and Owners 1881 JT SIGttTEENTH YEAK PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESBAY OCTOBER v S I un i i 11 1898 4 made n NO 81 Browers Lexingtons Busiest Store MILLERS8URG The Lexington trots are being well laltvuiW bv lllersburg people AYe are now showing some bea itiful creation- - in high art draper daughter Miss Mr3 A S Stout an x lusive patterns new JVliud are visiting relatives near town id direct from the world famed designers colors latest styles lowest puces Fields Hansons Minstrels did not ORIENTAL CURTAINS 65 00 pr give very good satisfaction here Satur SILK FACED CURTAINS 7 30 pr day night SATIN RUSSE CURTAINS SI 000 pr BoiN In Sharpburg to the wife of MANTLE LAMBRIQUJNS 175 earl Adrian Ratliff formerly Miss Iuiogene A handsome line ufBATl EN J3ERG CriiTAJNS from 8750 to Allen a daughter j 1 EXQUISITE PALL DRAPERIES Nvh Noturt Galiiereti In Ami About The wmwi iTiiii ii mw Kuril THE NEW vv TijriAausa 3 1 1T3pwMii 1 ii ii ws If WOMEN tions used to think fe ¬ male diseases could c n 1 y be Xew York in stiff and soft o e of the best hats made guaran ¬ teed in quality style and finish at the low price of 3 is on sale by Price Co sole agents The Howard Hat ASSIGNED SALE OF treated after lo- - ¬ v JjL bv nhvsi- - of The Always ask for Paris Milling Sparks undbitibed Assignee the William highest ill expose to sale lo Oos Purity flour All grocers nd bf st iiiddei a tract of laud situated v and cians such Dread of treatment 2750 per pair H - P With thoughts turned toward relurui hing the wall paper stock News Culled From Nic olis County The great invites your attention The lcev nte is iSEW GODS Precincts You find your dec ration scheme and pace is full of New ideas The Kentucky Colonels will give a all its requirements at one visit It is much easier to plan concert in the iesbyteriau Uhurch next supply mat h and studv here among the goods than at home Tuesday uitht October 11 under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society Tino Snecials For This Week T C Colliver havnu retired from tha A Carnation nattern i othing hut the imunm e lac kins 15c firm Oi Chappell Coluver at the city Special Red and Yellow Briar Brush Pattern as perfect as the store will in a few we ks opeu a drT joods fitor in the new uildm now benatural Scotch roses 20 Four 30 inch Ingwiins at lOc with match ceiling at 20 2d prize ing compie ed by Ratlill Bros A pretty home weddiojj was that of at 50c match molding at 5c a foot In the Wall Paper Store CARLISLE suffering Thein- nf rnrliirtinn ofjfCdul has now demon- ¬ Wine strated thaftnine tenths of all the cases omenstrual disorders do M modest women silent about their kept thousands of keep it Insist on having every time - Pury in Bourbon Count containing -- - 279 ACHES 2 BOODS 18 POLES not requirela physicians attention at all jTsimple pure ilWl 5 0r ¬ 0 iLS EL MMM X 4u Carpets Furniture Wall Pape ZX3m5XZ3tt22CttUaiMBjaa fl V Miss Vena Huist f il a m si W f A M 7 ft 7 P lis 43 kl Ja ximit which was solninnized bv Rev F M iiider p istor ot the Christian Church of this city last Wednesday afternoon M armed At the residence of the brides umuduiotTier Mrs Sum Bur in this city by Elder R M Tinder pat ror oi the hnstiin Church last niornin Jniues Dawtson of Mhs villeand Alisn E utna Myer1 of this city Tu-s-dav Huffstetter daughter of Frank Hnddlestou and ii taken injhe privacy of a womans own home insures quick relief and speedy Sure Woman need not hesitatejnow Wine of Cardui re- ¬ quires Ino humiliating examina tionsorts adoption It cures any diseasejthat comes under the head of female troubles disordered Tnensesjfjfalling of the womb whitesjjlchange of life It makes women beautiful by making them well Iflfkeeps them young by Wl keepinglthem healthy the druglstore 100 at r Wk Here are a few reasons why H S Stout has succeeded in building W I ADDISON HD Gary Miss says I use Wno of Cardui extensively in up the largest tailoring business in Paris No 2 train will leave at d30 a in my practiceand find it a most excellent ago that the only FIRST He ecognizjd the fact that five years preparation for femaia troubles and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m day of big profits and small sales was past No 8 leaves at 430 p ru and arrives x SEOOND He cuts the price of tailor made garments at least 40 at Frankfort at 810 p in m PER CENT No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a in He kept up the qualit of his materials his styles and THIRD arrives at 840 Haying i bolicited by a number of his workmanship No 5 leaves Frankfort at 1 15 p in persous to on a cooking school in Pans FOURTH He always does a- - he advertised Import in Climio on Tlie Frankfort Cinciiixati Two N w Trjiiiib For advice in cases requiring cpscfai directionsladdress giving synptoms Lacjes Advisory Lpartment the The Chatferiooga Medicine Co Chatta ¬ nooga Tean sMaai Sa i this Fall I hatve decided to do so early connect iu October sufficient nuKiber of -wm Yrra C fast limited at George pnpiU caulaKecured Ail iersons de with the Q As a result of this system he has built up a large trade that appre- town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p siring to takCTpne or more lessons will ciates the fact that they mi ye twenty dollars on a single Suit or Over- m This is a very desirable arrange ¬ please giyetheir nauits within the Many customers at a small profit rather than a few customers ment tor persons going to Cincinnati or next few coat dajm I wih to state that I at a big profit says H S htout points north east and west ofthat city have madefmrrargviuents with Mr If you want credit 3rour high price tailor gladly extends it for he No 1 will counect with the Q C Sciger of Kovnjujlle 10 turnish on short makes you par dearly for it iu the end No 5 connects at notice iudividnal ices raucy cases and 3Jfirhy not turn over a new leaf wear the best save money by fast train sonth and Oj C local pas- - ornamenssrmvmg saine Georgetown with the Therms giving H S Stout a trial I iIFlullegfen gengeifmuilthtt IHWSdiKgsTthe JSittefimpTrtaSuals f6r ii Mrs W A Johnson TCT i3 ESOXJXCI- and arrives at 4 p in No 8 leaving at 430 will ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Geuerai fceUihty good 150 acres in grass aboui GO acres that may be put in wheat tbs idll ami about 70 acies for cultivation iu corn tobacco etc next We are the peoules friends We re ¬ year pair your linen aud put neck bauds on resi- ¬ Impro cuivnts God brick Haggard Reed free dence six rooms tobacco barn and other necessary outbuildings Well watered with cisterns Xuds and springs Any one Wishing a good I home or a paiuir investment should Flowers call on Mr William Sparks on the premises or on the undersigned who wil taKe pleasure in showing the land BLUE GRASS NURSERIES Title perfect sale absolute Terms The laud will be sold on 3 1st due March Everthiii tor Orchard Lawn am three eqral payment189i at which time possession will 1st harden Fruit and Ornamental trees be giveL Balance 2 two annual pay ¬ Shrubs KoaHs Vines Small Fruits ments with interest from March lit Rhubarb Aparana and all stock 1899 grown in Nuibeiies Bonds with approved surety to be Prices reasonable as v employ no given on day of sale Descriptive catalogue on ap Ageuts lul rent may be abated from day of plication to payment to March 1st 1899 if creditors tH F BGLLIiENIMEYER airree to accept and stop interest as to Lexington Ky this provision a definite statement will Phone 279 be made on day of sale J Q WARD MILLER WARD Assignees ut Wilram Sparks 20sep 4tT 5 j ot Leesuuig and Newtown Turnpike fronting thereon 159 poles is one mile Use Parib Milling Co s Purity South ol former place and live miles uitb t flour for sale by all grocers Kentuckylatter wbicu is a station on Midland Railroad It is Ask for it Take no other further bounded on the bouth by the la do ot Mrs Hawkins and Mlus dirt toaa uu the Eaot by too lauds of The Reli b e soft and stiff tfmith Bishop and on the N rtn b lands I ib decrioed ha s late Fall styles at 2 one of Crenshaw and Cbiuu orovr of salev oy metts and bounds in Tins is a No 1 farm in every respect of the beat hUs ever offered i Location in gOd neighborhood con ¬ Bourbon Countv fir tre money venient to schools and churches citely Insure in my agency in one mile South ot Leesburg at 10 oclock union Prompt -- paying reliable a ru companies insures against fire THURSDAY OCT S3TI1 1898 wi id and storm DESCRIPTION W 0 HINTO Agent Said laud i bituated on the East side Said sale will be made on the premises - at Piice Cos sole agencs Mie SMS jSlLIj 1393 ¬ flf - - - i i i 3000 AND S 3500 PARIS FURNISHING H JOE MUNSON Cutter TAILORIHG STOUT Manager CO The very best ccmoanies com- ¬ pose my agency which insures against fire wind and btorm Non union W O B1NTOM Crawford Bros have lately Agent ed their barber shop making it ly tht-- most attrsctiv- - bhop in Paris improv- ¬ decided- ¬ Mothers when your children are My agency insures against fire wind and storm best ol re- ¬ bom liable prompt paying compaon un on nies ¬ Tliej offer a prompt nxiert and polite smvice and thir shop is as cool as anj iu the city Hot or cold baths at any if Tlie Havani Liiniited tacked by the dreadful croup you need not despair Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup will relieve and cure Office Fouith and Pleasant Ste this disease at once You can always depend on this marvelous remedy it Office Hours never fails to cure For whooping 7 to 10 a m cough and measle cough it is the best 2 to 4 p m remedy in the land Children like it 7 to 8 p m 16aug tf ROUP Will at- ¬ readful 1 -- v jv- - vy iK - Kenney M- D Physician Surgeon - vy i W 0 EINTON Agent UAILUOAI L A R RIVAL T1UI5 CA11D N R U OF TltAINS ElJ ARS THE i K lOST FATAL OF ALL DIS- - Hfl From Cincinnati 10jS a in 588 p m 1010 p m From Lexingto i oll a in 745 a iu 333 p in 027 p m From Richmond 505 a in 710 a in 328 p m From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m DELARTURR OF TltAINS 1- mm gjy Is a guaranteed remedy for f m fcgi BLADDER Diseases j ajtiajsvs all KIDNEY and M mm e 1 c hflfcryJ naiiji wtt tZXRjzzB2viX3s ri mV Cincinnati 51 a mr 751 a 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m U05 a 545 p m 1014 p in Co Richmond 1108 a ni 5 13 j Co in in n i The Hrt American railway to nunounco liiiin stTvicefor v e espociM ienctit of irivel lo the West indies h s been hearJ from The Qu euCtec niKmle is announcing a fast rii known as tne Florl la k Havana Limited It will go into service from Cinmc tsoiville Miami cinnati to Tamp Will cure Croup without fail Mobile ai d N w rle iris This exponent of Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors ihe tfoiiui e Auifi Ciii idia of netting into recommend it 1 rice 25 cts At all druggists he field em iy win ben comptete vestibult d s i vice with diners obervuiou caivs wide vestibule elect rh h ad ig its and all tie paraph rua i of h mod rn nil road trai It i chiefly to be in r is bfiiiR first iu the tl tt for the new terr try which is just TEETH EXTRACTED coming u der tlie pro eciionot the greatest ling on earth Train will matte fast time to WITHOUT PAIN ports ained and will connect with fine team r service to vunous Ports m Cuba NO COCAINE 1 o to Rico and NO GAS isimai a It in irks a new era m railroading in tiis country A simple application to the gums used only by aie and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and use any other but Purity absolutely free from any after effects Dont ¬ - BrBulls L Dough Svruo a NELSON opp Pleasant St First Presbyterian Church Dr Bucks old office Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m FOR R ETT my ToMaysvilie 1010 p iu U Sold br James Kennedy Druggist taijTjiTJijwjgaini juwmii mn i 750 a m rt35 p m F B Ovku A2eni r Cateptioric ttealment Hour rom Paris Milling- Co tell filling your grocer you want no other - All grocers keep it nr m Set of teeth Upper and lower rrmifwrtinwiK Silver filling Painless extraction Gold fillimw Gold crowns to lease for a term of y ears farm in Bourbon county near E waits Cross Roads and on Paris lor painless Cynthiana Turnpike containing five hundred and sixty six acres Possession given March 1 1899 Privilege of seed- ¬ 8 00 No one but strictly reliable ing given 1500 parties need apply 50 cts up W E HIBLER 100 up 232 W Main st Lexington Ky 500 50 cts I desire aimmiimmimimmimiiiiiiimiiumig J B V fill 0 D S n Rin out the old Rine in the new Ring out the false Ring in the true We bring to you the new and true from the plney forests of Norway 321 Main St Paris Ky 5 Hours opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to J p m Clays Shoe Store Cor 4th Main Telephone 79 Paris Ky B Money To Loan Terms 5 and 5h per cent on real estate nitgate MOORE ROGERS 16sep Ginoj Shoes Boos si DR BELLS Paris Ky SPS complete stock of all that is NEW and de- sirable in footwear Our goods and prices are sure to please you Try us for your next pair of shoes A 1- Pine HE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE Hasball beariug grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi¬ -T- ar-Honey Hrse Taion Up A dark bay burse came to my place Owner may have about a week ago same by proving property and paying costs 16sep 4t Cure for coughs Natures most natural remedy improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs areexhila rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the i F best materials skilled workmanship modern and up to date in all its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth For ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience sale byallj3rominent dealers -- tions Also draw out grate removable and renewable without having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction V Jl G G WHITE cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS POLAND 1 have 6 S FOE SALE TERSTEGGE GOHMANN CO Louisville Ey weak 1 unes strong Battles Only 25c 50c and 100 SfxcS aU I nwn on vr ne BE SURE YOU GET ot bm no Ur Jj ny remedyi equal toulu uu never used It gives quick and permanent relief Dr Bells jPtae-Tsr-aaIn grip as well na coughs and colds it makes t BeUsiPine-Tar-Eone- y My CBducahSy Mrs M A Metcalfe Js Poland China boars for sale April pigs good as can be found anywhere Eligible for register W W Shropshire 23sp 3t Escondida Ky MlillllllllllllllllUIIIIIIItinilllllHIIHltllllS ¬ SVRUP Vi CURES CONSTIPATIONil p DR CALDWELLS PSN i JBjgfPTSi u li V l 2 THE BuURBGN NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER MRS M KIN 11 1898 The Cost of Freeing Cuba ON GOOD TERMS American Military Commission Enter ¬ tain the Spanish Commission LEYS BROTHER FLEEING NORM Yellow Fever Situation in Mississippi Assuming Grave Proportions Twenty Thousand People Have Hurriedly Left for Northern Cities Eagerljr Awaiting Cold Weatherlile ease More Malignant THE MKINLEYS IN CANTON Geo D Saxton Shot and Killed at Canton O Olrs Anna U George Charged With the Crime CUisTON M i Jn r a George D Sax ton a brother of Mrs William Mc ¬ Bnanish Steamer Montscrrat and Colon Am Kinley was shot dead at 010 oclock Expected nt Havana on the 12th for Friday evening in front of the resithe Purpose of Carrying Spanish dence of Mrs Eva B Althouse widow Troops liack to Spain of the late George Althouse 319 Lin- ¬ coln avenue where he has presumed Havana Oct 5 Delayed in trans- ¬ to have gone to make a call Five ¬ mission The American military com shots were fired three of which enter- ¬ mission will entertain trfe Spanish ed his body and Mrs Annie G George military commission at lunch net has been placed under arrest on sus- ¬ Sunday at the Troacha hotel Vedado picion of the murder The Spanish commissioners yester ¬ His position indicated that he had day officially notified the American been on the step of the Althouse resi- ¬ commissioners that owing to a hurri¬ dence when the shots were fired The cane the vessels which were gent t body was taken to the undertaking Hanzanillo have been unable to reach room and placed in charge of the cor- ¬ there at the appointed time which oner Immediately- - after the autopsy Tvill delay the evacuation of that place it will be taken to the home of M C by the Spanish troops where a brother-in-laBarbor The United States transport Eeso Saxton was unmarried who lute which took a special commission made his home Saxton Mr to Puerto Principe is expected to re ¬ left the Barber home about G oclock turn here to day from Isuevitas but riding his bicycle- - and this was the at sundown she has not arrived last seen of him by his friends The Gen Mayi Rodriguez commanding1 Althouse home was dark and locked the Cuban troops in the western de ¬ and the neighbors said Mrs Althouse partment of this island gave a had not been at home for the past three luncheon to day to the delegates ap ¬ days One of the neighbors said a pointed to attend the convention Octo- ¬ woman supposed to have done ber 10 After luncheon the delegates the shooting had passed back came to Havana They will leave this of George Mrs house the province to morrow morning via Bata took her supper as usual at bano a down town restaurant at 445 and Various law points were discussed some time later was on a west bound yesterday by the joint commission car and according to the motormans which decided to leave them to the de- ¬ story got off at Haslett avenue Nnear cision of the Paris peace commission the Althouse home About 9 oclock The Spanish commissioners were ques- ¬ she was arrested and locked up tioned regarding the armament and Trouble in locating her was due prinequipment of the irregular pro ¬ cipally to the fact that she moved from visional and volunteer troops on the her old home Thursdaj Regarding the artillery island Mrs George is the divorced wife of some of which is said to have been Sample C George who formerly was dismounted the Spanish commissioners a tenant of Saxton in his down town suggested that the ordnance be ap ¬ business block conducting- a dresspraised and sold claiming it was to making- business Her divorce was the interest of both countries to save obtained in Dakota and a proceeding the exorbitant freight and other later filed in local courts by the hus- ¬ charges of remounting new guns band against Saxton charged that The Spanish steamer Marie Chris- ¬ Saxton had sent her there to tine which sails from here on October secure the divorce the proceedi10 will take over 300 officers and their nga suit for here beingfamilies in addition to a number of damages for the alleged alienation of sick soldiers the wifes affections This case has The Spanish steamers Montserrat been through all the intermediate and Colon which are expected here on courts and was passed upon by October 12 will be the next transports the state supreme court on an interto carry troops back to Spain pleading- and finally remanded for Within the next few days steamers hearing- on its merits here Before which left Spain some time ago should this occurred and on Wednesday arrive at Gibara province of Santiago a settlement was effected Sax ¬ de Cuba and embark the Spanish ton payingGeorge SI 825 on troops from Holguin and Camaguey the claim that was set up of 20000 Mrs George has also had sev- ¬ eral cases against Saxton claiming the detention of furniture the defense of Saxton being that the articles were held for overdue rent in the rooms Mrs Alhouse in front of whose house the shooting occurred several months ago began peace proceedings against Mrs George alleging that her life had been C Oct 8 ¬ The United States are certainly entitled to retain possession of the Philippine islands if They Arrived Sunday Morning for the Pur ¬ tie peace commissioners so decide for the pose of Attending the Funeral of George cost of the war runs far into the millions D Saxton Mrs McKinleys Brother and the end is not yet The money paid out reaches an astonishing total To free the stomach liver bowels and Canton O Oct 10 The home com ¬ however is not an expensive blood of disease undertaking A ing of President and Mrs McKinley few dollars invested in Hostetters Stomach Sunday morning for the funeral of Bitters wil accomplish the task easily The poor as well as the rich can afford it Mr George D ii hi wmmiw iMlTf fPRif irv Oct 10 The yellow fever situation throughout thestate of Mississippi is assuming grave proportions The area of the fever 4ias so en ¬ larged that infection may be said to be general throughout the state as there is not a section that has not Memphis Tenn ¬ w been visited Three interstate rail- ¬ roads have practically suspended business and several short liffes are on the verge of a temporary shutdown Twenty due to the lack of trade thousand or more people have hur ¬ ¬ riedly left the state and are refngee ingin northern cities eagerlyawait ing the approach of cold weather The disease continues to increase steadily in Jackson the state capital Since September 27 there have been 44 cases there of which 24 were Negroes Only five deaths have been reported since the beginning The majority of the Negroes are well and feel none the worce for their yellow fever experience but the majority of the white cases are still under treatment Sev ¬ f eral are convalescent Hattiesburg and Lumberton in the southern part of the state have become infected while Natchez one of the largest river cities reports two cases Reports from of the yellow plague Oxford indicate that the disease is slowly spreading and is becoming Harriston Fayette more malignant Starkville and Edwards report new cases The situation at Watervalley is ¬ Saxton was attended with a most touching and pathetic scene at the Pennsylvania station Many people were at the depot when the train arrived and extended the party a silent but sympathetic and reverent welcome Mr M Barber thepresidents brother-in-law was at the station with sev eral friends of the family and Dr Eraunfelter who was called to take charge of Private John Barber the sick soldier President and Mrs McKinley were first out of the car and were assisted by Mr George B Frcase through the station to the carriage in waitingAs they approached the crowd with heads un- ¬ covered and bowed silently opened a passageway through which they pass- ¬ ed Mrs McKinley was supported by the arm of the president with the care and close attention he always devotes to her personal comfort He walked slowly to the carriage hi head bowed and his face a little paler than usual The president and party went direct to the Barber home which is the old Saxton homestead and was the Canton home of the McKinleys during his life in congress Mrs McKinley soon laid down for a little rest and at 130 dinner was served to the family Mrs McKinley showed evidence of the suf ferings from the shock and of fatigue from the journey but bore up remark ¬ ¬ - The officers of the Smith sonian institution are having the chatter of monkeys photographed in the hope that intime their language may be understood and it may be possible to converse with them Mrs De Science Isnt that grand I hope theyll ask the monkeys the very first thing whether we are descended from them or not N Y Weekly Mr De Science ¬ The Font of Knowledge RSAriY THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS in stamps for an illustrated booklet issued by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway the direct route across the American Continent tothe New Trans Pacific possessions of the United States Full of latest reliable information and valuable for reference Can be used as a text book in school Address Geo H Heafford Genl Pass and Ticket Agent Send four cents Hawaii and the Philippines ¬ ¬ ¬ by the California Fig Syrup Co only a knowledge of that fact will Chicago 111 assist one in avoiding- the worthless imitations manufactured by other par-¬ One 3Ians Theory She So you dont think women will ever ties The high standing- of the Cali ¬ succeed as railway engineers fornia Fig Syrup Co with the medi-¬ He Of course not cal profession and the satisfaction And why pray They would lose too much time holding which the genuine Syrup of Figs has up their trains at crossings Chicago given to millions of families makes Evening News the name of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of its remedy It is To Cnre a Cold in One Day far in advance of all other laxatives Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Alii as it acts on the kidneys liver and druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c- bowels without irritating- or weakeniJudge You say the defendant turned ng- them and it does not gripe nor nauseate In order to get its beneficial and whistled to the dog What followed Intelligent Witness The dog effects please remember the name of Cleveland Plain Dealer the Company - is due not only to the originality and simplicity of the combination but also to the care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to the California Fig Syrup Co only and we wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing- thetrue and original remedy As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured- - - - - ¬ Is taken Internally Halls Catarrh Cure Price 75c CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP SAX FKANOISCO Oal CO unchanged - THE SCHOOLS FOR INDIANS The Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs Showed Steady Advance ¬ ment in Condition of the Indians - Washington Oct 10 The annual report of Commissioner of Indian Af fairs William A Jones shows a general ¬ - - t mh l i m i u i mil iti THE COUNTESS OF MINTO Wife of the New Governor General ot Canada threatened For some time past Mrs George has been living at No 1510 West Tus- ¬ carawas street about five blocks from where the shooting occurred Early in the week she is saia to have packed up her household goods to have them shipped to her mothers home at Han over ton Since her goods have been gone she has been living at the rooms of Mrs Jake Oberlin She in the same house SUBIG BAY PHILIPPINES left the house about 9 oclock Fri¬ day morning and did not return While the officers were talking to Mrs Oberlin Friday night Mrs George was seen coming across a lot near by As she attempted to go around to get in the back way she was pu t un ¬ der arrest by the officers and brought to police headquarters It is common talk that Mrs George made frequent threats of taking Sax tons life many of these threats are said to have been sent through the mails and the federal grand jury set- ¬ ting in Cleveland last fall indicted her for alleged improper use of the mails Mrs George gave bond and the indict ment so far as is known here is still alive Washington Oct 8 The news of the murder of Mrs McKinleys brother was received at the white house just about the time that the reception to the Episcopalian council in session here was about to be brought to a close Mrs McKinley was receiving with the president during the evening and was in her usual spirits Mrs McKinley expressed a wish to attend the funeral and accordingly hurried arrangements were made whereby she will start for Canton ¬ May Also Be Kctaiued by the United Stat03 Dewey Has 3Iadea Strong Kecorn- - mendation to That Effect Washington Oct 7 Dewey has not suggested that the whole Philippine group be retained by the United States it is said but has called attention to one very important consideration which has seemed to escape general ob servation up to this time and which has been laid before the Amercan commissioners That is that with all the advantages in a commercial way pos sessed by Manila the place is indefen ¬ ¬ ¬ I r sible unless Subig bay be also held by the United States This particular bay is on the whole regarded as being a superior strategic point of view to Manila bay and the Spanish government has evidently been of the same mind for before the outbreak of hostilities it was about to embark upon an extensive scheme of defensive works in Subig bay German View of Frances Troubles steady advancement in the condition Educa- ¬ of the Nations wards tion the greatest factor in solving the status of the Indians is be ¬ ing pushed forward in the service and now there are 147 well equipped boarding schools and an eaual num ¬ ber of day schools engaged in the The aver education of 28952 pupils age attendance and enrollment has steadily increased for the past 21 days Vigorous inquiries prosecuted by Com- ¬ missioner Jones during the year show significantly that 89 per cent of those pupils who have gone through the schools and returned to their homes are reported to be in good to contrary physical condition the frequent suggestion that the change might break a naturally strong Of the and vigorous constitution pupils attending school 3 per cent are reported as excellent or first class 73 per cent as good or medium while only 24 per cent are considered bad or worthless showing in the commi- ¬ THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR MEET ssioners judgment the value of a system which can in a generation de- Formal Opening of the 27th Triennial Convelop from savages 76 per cent of clave at Midnight in Pittsburgh The Influx of Kuights is Great good average men and women Pittsburgh Pa Oct 10 Not in the TROOPS ORDERED TO PARIS history of Knight Templar conclaves from 1S1G to this da3 has a conclave The Garrisons of the Numerous Towns in ever been opened on a more beautiful the Vicinity of the Capital to Send day than it was in Pittsburgh Sunday 500 Infantry Each The sun after having been hidden beParis Oct 10 The government has hind rain filled clouds for several days issued special orders to the garrisons burst upon the awakening city Sunday of numerous towns near the capital to morning and threw his rays of smiles send immediately to Paris 500 infantry and admiration upon the festival array of streets and buildings which made each The Journal des Debats declares every one feel that this was an omen that these reinforcements will amount from the weather god The influx of knights which comto 10000 men The paper expresses the hope that the country is not on menced Saturday continued during the day and up to midnight when the the eve of a revolution All the troojs will be supplied with formal opening of the conclave was in two days rations and 00 rounds of ball augurated with the festival sermon at the Trinity Episcopal church cartridge Sunday passed off quietly Presi There was a congregation assembled dent Faure instead of visiting the larger than this historic building has races at Longchamps as he intended ever held The first formal event on the proprudenthy remained to shoot at Ra bouillot thus avoiding a demonstra- gramme of the 27th triennial conclave of Knights Templar took place in tion The British Blue Book comments on Trinity Protestant Episcopal church the Fashonda affair shows that the It was the official divine service of the situation between France and England Knights Templar and was as usual very impressive and largely attended is grave ¬ - ably well and was able to be about the house The funeral arrangements of George Saxton were concluded soon after the arrival of the party They are to be held from the Barber home at 2 oclock Monday afternoon and will be private Rev O B Milligan pastor of the First Presbyterian church will officiate and the remains will be attended by Judge George E Baldwin Hon W7illiam A Lynch Postmaster George B Frease J H Kenney and Attornejs David E Smith and James J Grant as pallbear- ¬ ers Interment will be in Westlawn cemetery in the Saxton family lot The train bearing the cabinet and other officials from Washington to the Omaha exposition will arrive in Can- ¬ ton Monday evening and about 9 oclock the private car of the president will be attached and he will join the party Mrs McKinley it is not thought will undertake the trip to Omaha but will be with the president in Chicago She will remain in Canton for several davs and more than likelv go to Chi cago with Mrs Lafayette McWilliams ajid Mrs W A Goodman her cousins who are expected to be here for the funeral service Sunday brought no new developments in the trag edy Mrs George remains in jail and has seen no one but Mayor Rice during the day He was with her for five minutes She is to be arraign ¬ ed at 10 oclock Monday morning The coroner will resume the taking- of testimonv M on da v We have hut little respect for a man who cant discover the easiest way to do things Washington la Democrat m LOUISVILLE Ky NEW YORK K Y - Go to work on Lumbago as if vou intended to cure it Use St Jacobs Oil Ball hearings are about to be applied to the rowlocks of boats L A W Bulletin Cure Rheumatism with St Jacobs Oil Promptly Saves money time and suffering we wouldnt use them with protruding piles brought on by constipa- ¬ tion with which I was afflicted for twenty years I ran across your CASCARETS in the town of Newell la and never found anything to equal them To day I am entirely free from piles and feel like a new man C H Keitz 1411 Jones St Sioux City la I suffered tle tortures of tlio damned If mirrors portrayed us as others 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Scnil MiM B 0 Hoods Pills cure indigestion 25 cents cases DOTnSVNEVVDSC0VEIY givfe worsT for book of testimonials and IO days Dr II U JKEKV3 SONSAtlantaOa treatment Free ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ irwrw Arrested for not chewing s ¬ ¬ RattjeAgfc PLUG ¬ ¬ ¬ 2 III He dont chew Battle Ax yet Honor He looks it I r Berlin Oct 7 lnotsignificant imminence of a political crisis in France and the possible overthrow of the government the German prdss dwells on the opportunity for a man of action to assert his leadership and force himself to the head of the French nation The Berlin Neueste Tsachrichten sees this man in Count Louis Napoleon whose visit toFraflce from Russia at this time it regards as -- With regard to the Burial of the Dead Soldiers -- SL S Minneapolis Minn Oct 10 The shortly after 7 oclock Saturday eve funerals of Maj Melville C Wilkinson ning Sergt Win Butler and Privates Alfred Zebell Edward Lowe John Olmstead The Laicania Disabled Queenstown Oct S The Cunard and John Showolstocker member of line steamer Lucania Capr McKay the 3d United States infantry who which left New York on October 1 for fell in the battle with the Indians at Liverpool by way of this port was Leech lake October 5 were held at sighted off Brow Head at 210 pm Fort Snelling Sunday afternoon It Friday apparently in a disabled con-¬ was estimated that six to eight thou dition sand people were in attendance ¬ known white man stricken with yel- ¬ low fever who had taken refuge in a Negro church was burned alive by the terrified people of the neighborhood Saturday This is the gruesome story which came here Sunday night from Phillips a small country town in Le- ¬ flore county Miss within 200 miles of the state capital The man was sup- ¬ posed to be a tramp various railroad companies operating in the state have been noti ¬ fied that Chairman Wood has called a meetino- of the commission to be held here October 18 for the purpose of makino- the annual assessment of rail of the - Fever Patient Earned in a Chnrch Jackson Miss Oct 10 An un ¬ Ignorance of the Law is no excuse but ignorance of BATTLE AX is your misfortune not a crime and the only penalty is your loss in quan- ¬ tity as well as quality when you buy any other kind of Chewing Tobacco Work of Mercy - I Cullen Jacivdnviiik Fla i drowned while saving the lives of pa ¬ tients in the Third division hospital at Fernandina which was flooded by the hurricane There is no definite re ¬ port of lives lost as vet They Want Their ray Oct 7 Dr G of Cincinnati was nearly 3 Six hundred em- ¬ ployes of the Havana arsenal have struek unless they shall be paid wages due thcmf or nvemonths back Troops with their quarters and surroundings here are clamoring- for tack pay- 7 - Havana Oct Permanent Hospital at Lexington Lexington K3-- Oct 8 Surgeon General Sternberg has ordered that the general hospital here be made a permanent hospital and imnrove ments are rapidly going on toward making it complete The sick are do ¬ ing well and the order which was later countermanded that a large por- ¬ tion of the sick be taken to Ft Thomas created no end of uneasiness among the patients who are satisfied Chicago Oct 10 Manuel EMetz charged with swindling horse dealers was arrested here Saturday He will go to Lima O for trial Metz is also wanted in San Francisco and New York One Killed and Six Injured Horso Swindler Metz Arrested Railroad Coimnissloit Meeting Frankfort Ky Oct 10 The officers Remember the name you My again FOOLS HASTE IS NAE SPEED DONT HURRY THE WORK UNLESS YOU USE road property and requesting them to Omaha Neb Oct 10 A double send a representative here at that header freight train collidedwith jthe timeif they- have anything- to say to rear end of a passenger train- in the the commission in regard to the valua The Elkhorn yards this morning One tion of their respective roads waiter on the dining- car wS killed session of the commission will last ana six in lured about ten days m - ¬ - -- - SAPOLIO V I - M MML J afr 77T r - -- t-- TS- - 2 THE BuUKBON NEWS PARK KY TUESDAY OCTOBER MRS 11 1898 The United States are certainly entitled to retain possession of the Philippine islands if for the tie peace commissioners so decide millions cost of the war runs far into the and the end is not yet The money paid out reaches an astonishing total To free the stomach liver bowels and blood of disease however is not an expensive undertaking A few dollars invested in Hostetters Stomach Bitters wil accomplish the task easily The poor as well as the rich can afford it Mr De Science The officers of the Smith sonian institution are having the chatter of monkeys photographed in the hope that intime their language may be understood and it may be possible to converse with them Mrs De Science Isnt that grand I hope theyll ask the monkeys the very first thing whether we are descended from them or not N Y Weekly ¬ ON GOOD TERMS American Military Commission Enter-¬ tain the Spanish Commission KninisJi Steamer Montserrat and Colon Am Expected at Havana on the 12th for the 1urpose of Carrying Spanish Troops lack to Spam MKINLEVS BHGTUER at Canton FLEEING NORTH Yellow Fever Situation in Mississippi Assuming Grave Proportions - THE MKINLEYS IN CANTON They Arrived Sunday Morning for the Pur pose of Attendin r the Funeral of George D Saxton Mrs McKinleys lirother ¬ TThe Cost of Freeing Cuba 1 Geo D Saxton Shot and Killed O Otrs Anna li George Charged IVith the Crime S fcuPF ffe Jil l i Delayed in trans mission The American military com- ¬ mission will entertain the Spanish military commission at lunch net Sunday at the Troacha hotel Vedado The Spanish commissioners yester ¬ day officially notified the American commissioners that owing- to a hurri cane the vessels which were sent t Wanzanillo have been unable to reach there at the appointed time which will delay the evacuation of that place by the Spanish troops The United States transport Reso- ¬ lute which took a special commission to Puerto Principe is expected to re- ¬ turn here to day from Nuevitas but at sundown she has not arrived Ren Mayi Rodriguez commanding the Cuban troops in the western de ¬ partment of this island gave a luncheon to day to the delegates ap ¬ pointed to attend the convention Octo- ¬ ber 10 After luncheon the delegates came to Havana They will leave this province to morrow morning via Bata Havana Oct 5 ¬ - -- bano Various law points were discussed yesterday by the joint commission which decided to leave them to the decision of the Paris peace commission The Spanish commissioners I ¬ wTere ques- ¬ I tioned regarding the armament and equipment of the irregular provisional and volunteer troops on the Regarding the artillery island some of which is said to have been dismounted the Spanish commissioners suggested that the ordnance be ap praised and sold claiming it was to the interest of both countries to save the exorbitant freight and other charges of remounting new guns The Spanish steamer Marie Christine which sails from here on October 10 will take over 300 officers and their families in addition to a number of ¬ ¬ ¬ sick soldiers The Spanish steamers Montserrat and Colon which are expected here on October 12 will be the next transports to carry troops back to Spain Within the next few days steamers which left Spain sorne time ago should arrive at Gibara province of Santiago de Cuba and embark the Spanish troops from Holguin and Camaguey 1FTl SUBIG BAY I i THE COUNTESS OF MINTO Wife of the New Governor General Canada ofc PHILIPPINES May Also Be Retained by the United Statoa Dewey Has Made a Strong Recom ¬ mendation to That Effect 7 Washington-- Oct suggested that the whole Philippine group be retained by the United States it is said but has called attention to one very important consideration jwhich has seemed to escape general ob servation up to this time and which has been laid before the Amercan commissioners That is that with all the advantages in a commercial way pos- ¬ sessed by Manila the place is indefen ¬ ¬ Dewey has not ¬ H fc art sible unless Subig bay be also held by the Qnited States This particular bay is on the whole regarded as being a superior strategic point of view to Manila bay and the Spanish government has evidently been of the same mind for before the outbreak of hostilities it was about to embark upon an extensive scheme of defensive works in Subig bay German View of Frances Troubles ft Tnos significant With regard to the imminence of a political crisis in France and the possible overthrow of the government the German prdss dwells on the opportunity for a man of action to assert his leadership and force himself to the head of the French nation The Berlin Neueste Xachrichten sees this man in Count Louis Napoleon whose visit toraflce from Russia at this time it regards as 7 Work of Mercy 5aconviiik Fla Oct 7 Dr G I Cullen of Cincinnati was nearly drowned while saving the lives of pa ¬ Berlin Oct tients in the Third division hospital at Fernandina which was flooded by the hurricane There is no definite re-¬ port of lives lost as vet They Want Their Pay ployes of the Havana arsenal have struck unless they shall be paid wages due tbemtf or fivemonths back Troops are clamoring for cack pay- - Havana Oct 7 Six hundred em- ¬ Oct ton a brother of Mrs William Mc¬ Hurriedly Kinley was shot dead at 010 oclock Twenty Thousand People HaveEagerly Left for Northern Cities Friday evening in front of the resiAwaiting Cold Weather Dis¬ dence of Mrs Eva B Althouse widow ease More Malignant of the late George Althouse 019 Lincoln avenue where he has presumed Memphis Tenn Oct 10 The yellow Five to have gone to make a call shots were fired three of which enter- ¬ fever situation throughout the state of ed his body and Mrs Annie G George Mississippi is assuming grave proporhas been placed under arrest on sus tions The area of the fever has so en- ¬ larged that infection may be said to picion of the murder His position indicated that he had be general throughout the state as been on the step of the Althouse resi- ¬ there is not a section that has not dence when the shots were fired The been visited Three interstate rail- ¬ body was taken to the undertaking roads have practically suspended room and placed in charge of the cor- business and several short lines are Immediately after the autopsy on the verge of a temporary shutdown oner it will be taken to the home of M C due to the lack of trade Twenty where thousand or more people have hur¬ a brother-in-laBarbor unmarried riedly left the state and are refugee was who Saxton Saxton ing in northern cities eagertyawait Mr home his made left the Barber home about G oclock ing the approach of cold weather The disease continues to increase riding his bicycle- - and this was the last seen of him by his friends The steadily in Jackson the state capital Althouse home was dark and locked Since September 27 there have been 44 and the neighbors said Mrs Althouse cases there of which 24 Vere Negroes had not been at home for the past three Only five deaths have been reported days One of the neighbors said a since the beginning The majority of to have done the Negroes are well and feel none the woman supposed the shooting had passed back worce for their yellow fever experiGeorge ence but the majority of the white Mrs house of the took her supper as usual at cases are still under treatment Sev- ¬ a down town restaurant at 445 and eral are convalescent 0 Hattiesburg and Lumberton in the some time later was on a west bound car and according to the motormans southern part of the state have become story got off at Haslett avenue near infected while Natchez one of the the Althouse home About 0 oclock largest river cities reports two cases Reports from she was arrested and locked up of the yellow plague Trouble in locating her was due prin Oxford indicate that the disease is cipally to the fact that she moved from slowly spreading and is becoming Harriston Fayette more malignant her old home Thursda7 Mrs George is the divorced wife of Starkville and Edwards report new Sample C George who formerly was cases The situation at Watervalley is a tenant of Saxton in his down town unchanged business block conducting a dress ¬ making business Her divorce was THE SCHOOLS FOR INDIANS obtained in Dakota and a proceeding later filed in local courts by the hus- ¬ The Annual Report of the Commissioner of band against Saxton charged that Indian Affairs Showed Steady Advance ¬ Saxton had sent her there to ment in Condition of tlie Indians proceed- ¬ secure the divorce the Washington Oct 10 The annual a suit ing for here being damages for the alleged alienation of report of Commissioner of Indian Af the wifes affections This case has fairs William A Jones shows a general been through all the intermediate steady advancement in the condition Educa- ¬ courts and was passed upon by of the Nations wards the state supreme court on an inter- ¬ tion the greatest factor in solving pleading and finally remanded for the status of the Indians is be ¬ hearing on its merits here Before ing pushed forward in the service this occurred and on Wednesday and now there are 147 well equipped a settlement was effected Sax boarding schools and an eaual num ¬ pa3Ting ton George SI 825 on ber of day schools engaged in the The aver ¬ the claim that was set up of education of 23952 pupils 20000 Mrs George has also had sev- age attendance and enrollment has eral cases against Saxton claiming steadily increased for the past 21 days the detention of furniture the defense Vigorous inquiries prosecuted by Comof Saxton being that the articles were missioner Jones during the year show held for overdue rent in the rooms Mrs significantly that S9 per cent of those Alhouse in front of whose house the pupils who have gone throuph the shooting occurred several months ago schools and returned to their homes began peace proceedings against Mrs are reported to be in good to contrary George alleging that her life had been physical condition the frequent suggestion that the threatened For some time past Mrs George has change might break a naturally strong Of the been living at No 151G West Tus- ¬ and vigorous constitution carawas street about five blocks from pupils attending school 3 per cent are where the shooting occurred Early reported as excellent or first class 73 in the week she is saitl to have packed per cent as good or medium while up her household goods to have them only 24 per cent are considered bad or shipped to her mothers home at worthless showing in the commi- ¬ Han over ton Since her goods have ssioners judgment the value of a sysbeen gone she has been living tem which can in a generation deat the rooms of Mrs Jake velop from savages 76 per cent of Oberlin same the house good average men and women in She left the house about 9 oclock Fri ¬ day morning and did not return TROOPS ORDERED TO PARIS While the officers were talking to Mrs Oberlin Friday night Mrs George The Garrisons of the Numerous Towns in was seen coming across a lot near by the Vicinity of the Capital to Send COO Infantry Each As she attempted to go around to get in the back way she was pu t un Paris Oct 10 The government has der arrest by the officers and brought issued special orders to the garrisons to police headquarters It is common talk that Mrs Georjre of numerous towns near the capital to made frequent threats of taking Sax send immediately to Paris 500 infantry tons life many of these threats are each The Journal des Debats declares said to have been sent through the mails and the federal grand jury set that these reinforcements will amount The paper expresses ting in Cleveland last fall indicted her to 10000 men the hope that the country is not on for alleged improper use of the mails Mrs George gave bond and the indict ¬ the eve of a revolution All the troops will be supplied with ment so far as is known here is still two days rations and GO rounds of ball alive Washington Oct 8 The news of cartridge Sunday passed off quietly Presi the murder of Mrs McKinleys brother dent Faure instead of visiting the was received at the white house just about the time that the reception to races at Longchamps as he intended the Episcopalian council in session prudently remained to shoot at Ra here was about to be brought to a bouillot thus avoiding a demonstraclose Mrs McKinley was receiving tion The British Blue Book comments on with the president during the evening the Fashonda affair shows that the and was in her usual spirits Mrs McKinley expressed a wish to situation between France and England attend the funeral and accordingly is grave hurried arrangements vere made Burial of the Dead Soldiers whereby she will start for Canton Minneapolis Minn Oct 10 The shortly after 7 oclock Saturday eve funerals of Maj Melville C Wilkinson ning Sergt Wm Butler and Privates Alfred Zebell Edward Lowe John Olmstead The liiicania Disabled Queenstown Oct S The Cunard and John Showolstocker member of line steamer Lucania Capr McKay the 3d United States infantry who which left New York on October 1 for fell in the battle with the Indians at Liverpool by way of thi port was Leech lake October 5 were held at sighted off Brow Head at 210 pm Fort Snelling Sunday afternoon It Friday apparently in a disabled con-¬ was estimated that six to eight thou dition sand people were in attendance Permanent Hospital at Lexington Horso Swindler Metz Arrested Chicago Oct 10 Manuel E Metz Lexington K3-- Oct 8 Surgeon General Sternberg has ordered that charged with swindling horse dealers the general hospital here be made a was arrested here Saturday He will permanent hospital and improve- ¬ go to Lima 0 for trial Metz is also ments are rapidly going on toward wanted in San Francisco and New making it complete The sick are do ¬ York ing well and the order which was One Killed and Six Injured later countermanded that a large por- ¬ Omaha Neb Oct 10 A double tion of the sick be taken to Ft header freight train collided withjthe Thomas created no end of uneasiness rear end of a passenger train in the among the patients who are satisfied Elkhorn One with their quarters and surroundings waiter onyards this morning the dining car was killed Uere 2SR and six injured CAisTOX O George D Sax ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ w ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The home com ¬ ing of President and Mrs McKinley Sunday morning for the funeral of Mr George D Saxton was attended with a most touching and pathetic scene at the Pennsylvania station Many people were at the depot when the train arrived and extended the party a silent but sympathetic and reverent welcome Mr M Barber thepresidents brother-in-law was at the station with sev- ¬ eral friends of the family and Dr Eraunfelter who was called to take charge of Private John Barber the sick soldier President and Mrs McKinley were first out of the car and were assisted by Mr George B Frease through the station to the carriage in waiting As they approached the crowd with heads un- ¬ covered and bowed silently opened a passageway through which they pass- ¬ ed Mrs McKinley was supported by the arm of the president with the care and close attention he alwa3s devotes to her personal comfort He walked slow- ¬ ly to the carriage hi head bowed and his face a little paler than usual The president and party went direct to the Barber home which is the old Saxton homestead and was the Canton home of the McKinleys during his life in congress Mrs McKinley soon laid down for a little rest and at 130 din ¬ ner was served to the family Mrs McKinley showed evidence of the suf ¬ ferings from the shock and of fatigue from the journey but bore up remark ¬ ably well and was able to be about the house The funeral arrangements of George Saxton were concluded soon after the arrival of the party They are to be held from the Barber home at 2 oclock Mondaj afternoon and will be private Rev 0 B Milligan pastor of the First Presbyterian church will officiate and the remains will be attended by Judge George E Baldwin Hon William A Lynch Postmaster George B Frease J H Kenney and Attorne3Ts David E Smith and James J Grant as pallbear- ¬ ers Interment will be in Westlawn cemetery in the Saxton family lot The train bearing the cabinet and other officials from Washington to the Omaha exposition will arrive in Can- ¬ ton Monday evening and about 9 oclock the private car of the president will be attached and he will join the part- Mrs McKinley is not thought it will undertake the trip to Omaha but will be with the president in Chicago She will remain in Canton for several days and more than likely go to Chi- ¬ cago with Mrs Lafayette McWilliams and Mrs W A Goodman her cousins who are expected to be here for the funeral service Sunday brought no new developments in the tragedy Mrs George remains in jail and has seen no one but Mayor Rice during the day He was with her for five minutes She is to be arraign ¬ ed at 10 oclock Monday- - morning The coroner will resume the taking of 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Opening of the 27th Triennial Con- ¬ clave at Midnight in Pittsburgh The Influx of Knizhts is Great Not in the history of Knight Templar conclaves from 1S1G to this da has a conclave ever been opened on a more beautiful day than it was in Pittsburgh Sunday The sun after having been hidden be- ¬ hind rain filled clouds for several dajs burst upon the awakening city Sunday morning and threw his rays of smiles and admiration upon the festival array of streets and buildings which made every one feel that this was an omen from the weather god The influx of knights which commenced Saturday continued during the day and up to midnight when the formal opening of the conclave was in ¬ augurated with the festival sermon at the Trinity Episcopal church There was a congregation assembled larger than this historic building has 10 ¬ ¬ ¬ Pittsburgh Pa Oct 9 5cS vsNjnaniiHjS ¬ ¬ S I J r Mil I for not chewing S ¬ ¬ ever held The first formal event on the pro¬ gramme of the 27th triennial conclave of Knights Templar took place in Trinity Protestant Episcopal church It was the official divine service of the Knights Templar and was as usual very impressive and largely attended Fever Patient Burned in a Church Jackson Miss Oct 10 An un ¬ IT I I PLUG i He dont chew Battle Ax yer Honor He looks it I ¬ known white man stricken with yel- ¬ low fever who had taken refuge in a Negro church was burned alive by the terrified people of the neighborhood Saturday This is the gruesome story which came here Sunday night from Phillips a small country town in Le- ¬ flore county Miss within 200 miles of the state capital The man was sup- ¬ posed to be a tramp Railroad Commission Meeting Fjiankfort Ky Oct 10 The officers Ignorance of the Law is no excuse but ignorance of BATTLE AX is your misfortune not a crime and the only penalty is your loss in quan- ¬ tity as well as quality when you buy any other kind of Chewing Tobacco Remember the name you My again 9sasssssasassssaaassiiss FOOLS HASTE IS NAE i - -- -- - W 1yU JZl Sf various railroad companies operating in the state have been noti fied that Chairman Wood has called a meetin- of the commission to be held here October 18 for the purpose of making the annual assessment of rail road property and requesting them to send a representative here at that timeif they- have anything to say to the commission in regard to the valua The tion of their respective roads session of the commission will last about ten dnys of the ¬ - ¬ SPEED DONT HURRY THE WORK UNLESS YOU USE - ¬ SAPOLIO 1 t W THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 11 1898 m volley rang out and every time it was further away from us Af terward it was learned that we had the colonel to thank for our lives Some Indiana had attempted to turn our right flank They Threaten to Go on the War PatL and attack the civilians on the beach in Northern Minnesota The colonel saw us and realized TH6 ol Indians Have Become Un ¬ danger and his gallant attack had our¬ undoubtedly saved our lives As it was bullets flew about our heads and the A Large Band of Redskins Are Camped and Much Within Two Miles of Ferris Minn stumps weeds and stones about us Friendly Indians Are Buy ¬ were peppered for several yards ing Ammunition Youve got them whipped boys United States Troops Under Gen Bacon o the Reou- - youve got them whipped Give it to them give it to them the colonel was St Paul Minn Oct 10 Gen Bayelling at the top of his voice cons orders for the movement of more lar flrmu Sent to Quell Them When we realized the position in troops to the vicinity of Leech lake which the colonel was in we called to took 90 men from Ft Snelling on a him to get under cover but he paid no special train Saturday night Two attention to us He stayed with the companies of the 14th Minnesota volA Battle Takes Place at Leech Lake in Which Six Soldiers and Two men until he had accomplished his unteers are held at Duluth ready to purpose and when we had about made start for points along the Fosston line Officers Were Killed and Ten Soldiers Wounded up our minds that he was dead were of the Great Northern where the two startled by a move in the weeds above batteries of militia artillery men have preceded them and Sunday another JJIaj Wilkinson and Sergeant Butler Among the Killed Sergeant us WAR IN MINNESOTA f Pillager Tribe ruly Caused Trouble Ayres Among the Wounded Kumber of Indians Killed About Thirty The Redskins Were Scattered to the Various islands in That Vicinity in Their Canoes Oct 6 Ive been wounded boys Ive been light with r i 4 the point For 30 minutes there was a ceaseless of blood and some loss of life on both roar and every little while we could sides hear cries of the men who had been The Pillager and other neighboring shot I looked up once and saw that Indians of the White Earth reserva- Maj Wilkinson had been injured but tion claim to have many reasons for where I did not know I heard him their present outbreak although the crv Ross Ive been wounded but direct trouble with the Pillagers comes wont give up for its not bad over attempts to bring in some of the The next moment as he stood right Indians to the United States court at back of his firing line calling at the Duluth in connection with liquor sell- ¬ men Give it to them boys Ive got ing cases them going give it to them they are Their grievances go back through cowards and theyre going to run many j ears and there have been legis- He seemed to stagger and surge as lative and other attempts to settle Ross ran toward him them one of the latest being the NelGive them general give them son law regarding the sale of timber on he called at the top of his voice the Indian lands However the Indians ¬ hard Indians occurred Wednesday and the reports from the scene of the battle on the other side of Leech lake are somewhat conflicting- although all reportc agree that the re A vhe ¬ - Walker Minn ¬ stood in the open They were brave almost to recklessness and seem- ¬ ed only to consider the safety of their men for they advised them what to do in tones that could be heard all over sult has been considerable shedding ¬ wounded was the remark we heard as the weeds parted and the gallant colonel fell to the ground before us We did not know how badly he was hurt but saw two holes were in his coat sleeve Thats not it he said as we turned back his sleeve Its my stomach look at that We tore open his And we did so clothes and found only a small wound but the blood was trickling down The old man was not frightened by any means Brainerd Minn Oct 7 Adjutant General Washington Walker Minn ¬ ¬ ¬ Oct 5 Whilst protecting United States marshal at this camp on Leech lake opposite Bear island with a detachment of 80 men 3d infantrj- - was attacked by a large force of Chippewa Indians fight ¬ Indians at noonto da ing from heavy timber and underbrush Indians driven back Our loss was killed Capt Wilkinson Sergt Butler Privates Olmstead and Ziebell Wound ¬ Indians ed Sergt Ayrest Privates Dale- - Bou- St Paul Minn A Th Louisville Courier Journal is now publishing the tallest most accurate School Children Will Raise a Mon ¬ snd most reliable war news of any paper in the Sooth or West It is devoting all ument to La Fayette its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed ¬ ing admirably The Courier Journal 19 Has Been Set Aside aa has subordinated all other issues to that October of the war Politics money civil ser La Fayette Day ly the vicet the tariff all are out of it now Governors of the Dif The war is the one topic discussed by ferent States l the people and they want the news of The Courier it fresh and accurate Special Correspondence Journal realizes this and it is supplying On the 19th day of this month the the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k students and school children all over prints the cream of the daily news It these United States will unite in do- ¬ ing honor to one of the greatest and is issued 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wonderful picture before government is particularly anx- ¬ fund which is to erect a monument to your orders for any copying and enlarg ¬ ious about to the gallant heros memory danger the ing of old pictures 1 make your sit¬ the dams at the headwaters of The following letter has been Issued tings free when you desire a large the Mississippi only a small guard from the executive mansion by Presi ¬ picture from life snd guarantee satis Very respectfully having been stationed there since the dent McKinley recommending the faction L Grinnan Artist trouble with the Indians came on By movement to the educational officials 29mar tf Paris Ky Monday night over 700 soldiers will be and youth and school children of the scattered all around Leech lake pro country Tour letter written in behalf of the La tecting settlers and property from the Fayette memorial commission has greatly possible attack of the uncertain Interested me and I have read with much now number of in satisfaction the plans already outlined for Indians the proposed monument to the memory of arms against the government a great soldier and patriot because they objected to being The undertaking is one in which I am taken to court as witnesses in prose- ¬ sure it will be considered a privilege to PAYS FOR THE cutions for illegal selling of liquor to participate and the idea that the students ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TB1CHIPPEWAS IN H0N0B OF A HERO Xka But War ITcws 50 RECORD G v fl i- - claimed that the method of dispos- ¬ ing of this was both cumbersome and SCENE OF THE INDIAN FIGHTING ON WEDNESDAY expensive and that they were the -- av sufferers In regard to serving as gWMWiWIMMtltCIIIInltlllIHMIttlMIMMtltJMaWIMIIHItlnttHtaMWWMWtmMMUWn wyzyVw b ar k fcv jz75T i as witnesses in illegal liquor selling cases they claimed that the deputy marshals left them to find their own way home from Duluth without hav ¬ ing paid them the proper mileage This is denied by the deputies The leader in the trouble with the Pillagers is an old warrior not a chief who recently returned from court and was soon afterwards sought again by the deputies He alleged ill treatment in -- Oct 10 A special from FerrisMinn a small town north of Leech lake says being turned adrift penniless in ouluth and aroused the other Indians to protest against the way be claimed to have been treated The United States marshal insists that the old mans story is unfounded but the reds had been stirred up to such a pitch that trouble apparently became unavoidable in view of the deeply seated feeling of general ill treatment in regard to their timber lands and their lands and rights in general report reach here late Sunday evening of the killing of a white man near Bear island during the day Settlers living near the Indian reser seeking- - shelter vatioh are in - along townsA railroad the large band of Indians of about 150 were reported late Sunday evening camned within two miles north of fhis town Armed citizens are guarding the town expecting an attack during the night or early morning Indians professing to be fiiendiy were at Graeland one and a half miles west of here Sunday evening trying to purchase ammunition Flatmouth and his bond of 40 Chip pewa Indians may be on the war path before another day has passed At the I colleges and universities shall take a prominent part in this tribute will not only be of vast educational value as one of the most important epochs in history but will keep prominent before them the inspiration of a high ideal of de- ¬ votion to great principles and of the pub- ¬ lic recoenition paid to lofty purposes Gen La Fayette was but a young man when he espoused the cause of liberty and overcoming well nigh in- ¬ independence surmountable obstacles to do so It is al- ¬ together fitting therefore that the youth of America should have a part in this tes- ¬ timonial to his goodness and greatness I am glad to note that your committee has fixed a date when our people in every part of the country may testify their in- ¬ terest in this proposed monument and their determination that the movement already begun shall achieve the greatest success Very sincerely yours WILLIAM MKINLEY La Fayette a boy of 19 gave up all his prospects of wealth and high posi- ¬ tion in France to come to the aid of In the schools TWICE-A-WEE- K Courier Jowii ONE WHOLE TEAR 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post paid by mail Almost OF WAR SEWS i DAILY ¬ humiimn ninniit 1b iMiiiunwMir Jgr r n imwilllMwiiii The Star ob Bosr-a-me-esh- Were Am bashed Point Where Gen Bacon aad HI Korea ia I i 3 3J r i K Walker Minn special to the Dispatch says Gen Bacon thinks one of the In- ¬ dians killed by a sharpshooter was He says Chief they are completely whipped Indians Walker Minn Oct 8 J G Beat- ¬ on one of the three newspaper men marched with Gen Bacons troops on Sugar Point wires the Minneapolis Tribune a long account of the battle After descrbing the landing he says As there was no indication of trou ¬ ble Brill Knappen and myself made up our minds to go back to Walker on the boat to be sent by Gen Bacon for the tents and rations for another day We were down at the landing waiting for the row boats to take us to the steamer when a shot was heard Im mediately we ran back to the rest on the hill when a volley came from the woods to the front of us The soldiers were just about to be dismissed and for a moment I was at a loss to understand the significance of the firing A second later another volley came and the bullets whistled Run to cover some past my head one cried and as the soldiers grabbed their guns and ran to the left I hur ¬ ried down to the beach where I was soou safely housed behind big boulders and brush As I ran down however more bullets chased me and it was a wonder that myself and those with me were not killed Steady men steady was the first sound of a voice heard and as I raised in y head I could see Gen Bacon run ¬ ning along with his troops Get up in the firing line was the next order given and the men of the fighting Third were seen to run through the grass and woods in the direction from which the shots had been fired Another peep above the stone be ¬ hind which I lay and a peep at a great chance of death and I saw Maj Wilkinson and Lieut Ross calling to their men to advance All the time the shots wers fast and furious and the bullets flew a few inches above our heads as we lay on tho beach The men continued to advance The three offloers were everywhere Maj Wilkinson in charge of the left flank Gen Bacon in charge of the center and Lieut Ross in charge f ihe right flank The soldiers were running oh their along- it1 appeaVedtome every mo ¬ hands and knees dropping ment to fire a volley into the ranks of the enemy The officers however Oct S St Paul Minn A over towards the central flank where Gen Bacon was taking aim at a red man Then he fell into the arms of the doctor who carried him into the log cabin at the crest of the hill where he died in one hour and thirty minutes later There were two wounds in his stomach and an artery had been cut and he bled to death despite the efforts of the surgeon to save him His was the death of a sol-¬ dier and such a death as he expressed to me a few minutes before he de- ¬ sired to experience for the major and myself had walked back from the cher Brown Wicker Jenson Turner Ziggler and Francony and Deputy Marshal Shehan Communication is most difficult and by small steam- ¬ boats Bacon Brig Gen Brainere Minn General Washington Oct 8 Adjutant Walker Minn Oct 6 One soldier killed today and -- - f one Indian police killed one wounded Number of Indians killed impossible to estimate They have now scattered in their capoes during night to the various islands in this section Have accomplished all that can be done here at this late season and will re ¬ turn with my command tomorrow scouting tour together wasvan awful sight but strange Communication with this point rare It Bacon Brig Gen as it seems we reporters down upon and difficult the bank talked back and forth of It is stated at the war department a good story it would be and did that the last dispatch probably means what not realize our position until the big that Gen Bacon will return with his battle was over and the shots were command to Fort Shelling unl ss fewer and we had nothing to think the force is actually needed for the about except the fact that we might protection of the people in the vi- ¬ cinity follow in the footsteps of the major same time the major fell About the Walker Minn Oct 8 Gen Bacon Private Powell who was running from and his men returned from the main ¬ one cover to another was seen to drop land point Friday and joined the sol- ¬ and in the evening after darkness had diers here under Col Harbucks com ¬ come he was carried to the little mand Saturday the entire body will cabin the victim of another bullet move to the Indian agency at Leech from the Indians Winchesters lake and it is given out on good au- ¬ The stripes on the sleeve of another thority that a detachment will be sent man whom I saw throw up his hands to Bear island to disperse hostile In- ¬ and drop his gun told me that a ser ¬ dians geant had been hit As he fell he A demand was made tipon the tribes clapped one of his hands to his head Friday for the surrender of 22 Indians and afterward I learned that he was that took part in the battles this week Sergt Butler and that he had been and to enforce the demand the soldiers killed instantly by a shot through his will be sent into the reservation At head a council meeting of the tribes Friday As he fell Lieut Ross who had all but the Bear island Indians were charge of the two flanks after the in ¬ represented jury sustained by Maj Wilkinson was The agency Indians profess friendli- ¬ seen to drop upon his knees and fire in ness but precautions are taken to pre ¬ the direction in which the shot that vent an outbreak among them This They town is practically under martial law had killed Butler had come told me afterward that Ross got his Gen Bacon has ordered all the sa- ¬ man and had fully avenged the death loons closed to keep liquor from the of the gallant sergeant soldiers Gen Bacon has scattered and After that the men were out of sight whipped all the Indians that went up in the woods and behind the cabin against his command Tuesdav and we could only lay on the beach Massachusetts Last Bringing and wonder when our end would come Salem Mass Oct 8 Alfred Wil- for we did not know but that the sol-¬ diers had been annihilated There liams convicted of the murder of John Gallo in Lynn Jnly 22 1S97 was was no let up in the firing Suddenly to our right we heard the hanged in the Salem jail Friday morn ¬ voice of CoL Sheehan oE St Paul ing The drop fell at 10 oclock Wil- ¬ deputy United States marshal We liams met- death coolly This is the glanced up and could see theveteran last hanging Massachusetts will ever Indian fighter leading an advance by know In the future the penalty for all capital offenses wili ibe elsctrccu a portion of the right flank Every time his voice nvas heard a tion - council to be held at noon Monday he will deliver a message asking that the troops be taken away from the agency and informing the authorities that in the event of a refusal to do this he will join the hostile Pillager Indians The situation Sunday night was more ominous than ever At the agency Sunday a council was held be- tween the Indians Gen Bacon CoL Herbach Indian Agent Sutherland and Marshal OConnor The result of the conference was not in any way un- ¬ like that of those previously held ex ¬ cept in the fact that not one of the leading men of the different bands was present A most significant fact is this Sat ¬ urday 30 canoe loads of Bear island In- ¬ dians and their families professing to be peaceful arrived at the agency Sunday every one of the bucks in the party left but where they have gone is only to be surmised There is little doubt however that they have left for Bear island to join those who are al ¬ ready prepared to fight There must be by this time several hundred armed men on the island and from what can be learned Sunday many more are on Two or three of the Bear ihe road island men who are still on the agency have been questioned in re- ¬ gard to last Wednesdays battle but they positively stated that they knew nothing whatever in regard to the dead and wounded among the Indians and had seen none of those who were in the fignt A special from Walker says It was reported Sunday night on the authority of a citizen who has con- ¬ versed with a hostile Pillager Indian one who was in Wednesdays battle and who has sat in all the councils of the Pillagers that the Indians have sworn to an agreement to accomplish if possible the following They will attempt in a few days to drive from the reservation all of the troops already there The will if they atiewsuccessful in the above not allow any United States authorities or United States troops thereafter to land upon the reservation If the troops land upon a point not inhabited by the hostileIhdians af attempt will be made to drive them off as soon as pos sible Ordered to Savannah Jacksonville Fla Oct - - 10 Gen- ¬ ¬ ¬ eral orders were issued from corps headquarters Sunday for the move ment of the 7th army corps from Jack The movement sonville to Savannah is to begin as soon as the quartermas ters department can provide transporWork or Highwaymen ¬ tation Oct 10 While Jacob ArchcrAwas returninj from a dance je fwasTeiieveu ox oo ana u gom Winchester Or watch by highwaymen No clew Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k News Service of any has the finest War paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ incomparable All able accurate other issues have been subordinated to Subscribe at this one great feature once and keep thoroughly posted Thev this country when it was struggling offer may be withdrawn in a short for liberty and that in its verj-- darkest time The low price hour It was when report came to j Europe of great American losses and reverses and English victories that La is for the purpose of placing a great Fayette started out and in spite of newspaper twice a week within tha the direct mandate of the French king reach of the masses A good commis- ¬ and the protests of his wealthy rela- ¬ sion to agents Sample copies free tives and royal friends and notwith ¬ Write to standing arrest and delay and all con- ¬ Courier Journal Co Louisville Kyv ceivable obstacles which were put in his way set sail with 11 picked cony BY A SPECIAL ARRANGEMFNT panions for American shores When YOU CAN GET THE this black news came from the patriot Then the more do camp he said thej need me and after much diff- ¬ iculty escaped in disguise over the AND 1 HE French border into Spain and there set sail He had been promised by SilasDeane TWIGE-A-WEthe American representative in Paris OHIER JOURNAL a commission as major general in the ¬ patriot armj- When congress dissentBoth One Year For Only ed to this on account of his age and in- ¬ experience La Fayette who was wait- ¬ ing without sent in word that he be permitted to enter the army as a pri- ¬ vate and without pay From this mo- ¬ This is for cash subscriptions only ment to the end of the revolutionary All subscriptions under this combina war this young Frenchman was one of tinn offer must be sent direct to Tnq the most ardent and able champions Bourbon News office Paris Ky of the patriot cause He immediately became Washingtons dearest friend and engaged with him in many of the NEW YORK WORLD councils which led to the final colonial Monmouth Braudywine victories THKICE-A-WJEEEDITION and Yorktown were scenes Baron Hill 18 Pages a Week of his exploits on the field His aid 156 Papers a Year to America however in this trying time was not confined to valor alone DOLLAB He was instrumental in securing the Alternate Day excepts patriots success in a more material Published every Sunday was that the way Through him it alliance with France was finally se- ¬ The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of Thh brought the turning point New York World is first among all cured which weekly papers in size frequency of of the revolution La Fayette by his influence in Pari did possibly more publication and the freshness accuracy variety of contents than any other agency to induce the and merits of aitsgreat 6 It has all daily at the us the French king to take up arms with the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ Tt was against tyrannic England cal agency also that anduews is prompt complete accurate through La Fayettes impartial as all its readers will tes-¬ the colonies secured that famous loan tify It is against the monopolies and of 27000000 livres from the French for the people government of which that nation said It prints the news of all the world later in regard to its payment Of the¬ having special correspondence from all 27000000 we have loaned you we for- important news points on the globs It give you 9000000 as a gift of friend ¬ 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ciation of a nation When he returned guaranteed to turn all kiida of It iij stoos io these shores in 1S24 congress gave and to give satisfaction him an official reception in the hall I have put up fence this season for of representatives and the people con farmer who have had the Page Fence tended with the horses for the honor u use for seven or eight yearsI am also prepared to yu up tha of drawing his carriage Congress pre- ¬ sented him with an appropriation of Jef Chicken Fence wu the market If ou are needing any leuoe give m- 200000 a township of land built and the1 XftHli named in his honor a O W MILLJCR Agent Brandywine and tendered the same to conveyance home him for his 50c A YEAR B0UEB0N NEWS EK 215 THE 4 K FOE ONE I the-his-tor- y ti ¬ - man-of-w- ar 65C is- - fyEiH THE SOUBBOK KEsnwra rws PAIS KY TUESDAY Theatric al And Otherwise OCTOBER KniarbH In 11 IBCS The Royal known is the highest grade baking powder Actual tests show it goes one third farther than any other broad Official Minutes of tlie Endeavor Convention The third annual convention Fourth was Dstrict Kentucky Union C ueld at the Puns Christian Church Oct 8th and 9tb 1898 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPkco uii pro fe Aw tfif IS Nz fif tEz Jam mm New York The JFover Richard Mansfield lias purchased an 80000 residence on Kiveride Drive in The Cruel Knife i liFtieat Ufantecf SJ OT w il H ifl i irt B t If -- I 1 tl 1 I n if a t i The delegates from the various socie- ries in ihedistnct arriveaou me luuiuiu trains They Were met at the depot by he ration commtto and escorted to ¬ the church wherethey received a corfHHft 4lb dial wtrlcme from the Endeavor Society Oflu yv- W3 j i The chnrch was tastefully decorated and was admired by the delegates as they entered At 10 oclock the assembly was called to order by Mr B W Bass who pre ¬ Absolutely Pure sided in the absence of Rev J A Francis Praise Service was conducted by Rev NEW YORK ROYAL BAKINO POWDER CO E G B Mann Address of welcome wab given by Eld J S Sweeney who gave a cordial welcome to the delegates asking them to make themselves at home THE B with the Christian people of Paris In the name of the Christian people of Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Paris he bid us welcome to their town Published every Ttietaay and Friday by and homes Responsive address was given by Mies SALTER CHAMP Editors and Owner -Maud Keith thanking the people of BBUHE MILLER Paris and the Endeavors for their cor-¬ Checks Money Orders etc Make all dial welcome payable to the order of Champ Millkr Report of Secretary Virginia K Hearue A D VER 2 IMIVU RA TKH Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser A letter was read stating the resigna- ¬ tion half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei tion of Rey J A Francis as President line each insertion Locals in blacL type tweuty cents per line each insertion of the Union Fractions of lines count ns full line when The Secretarys report was very en runnine at line rates ObItuRr28 cards of thanKs calls on candi couraging and showed that much good dates resolutions of respect and matter of fl has been done throughout the district ike nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise We are sorry to know that many sociements and yearly cards i ties did not send in their reports We then listened to a soul earing ad The Kepublican Convention dress from Mr A J Arick Subject The convention held at the Oourt Forward Moveihent of Missions Jhouse Saturday afternoon to elect dele- Next eanie Borne short talks upon the gates for the Republican Congressional different committees each being limited Convention at Frankfort was small but to five minutes J5ihlliati W h McQIiatOOk Was Prayer Meeting Committee Joseph elected cnairtnau Fioln first to last Morris Lookout Committee Joseph Arm there was a trial of strength between the Hardin and Dunlap supporters stead the Social Committee J L Otherman Resolutions adopted endorsed Rica Music Committee Miss F National Administration throughout especially in the management of the Streaffer war with Spain reaffirmed the confi- ¬ Good Citizenship Committee Dr Ren dence of the party in the sound money shaw Missionary Committee Miss F Rica plank of the platform adopted at St Louis condemLed the civil service bill Straeffer These speeches were onort ail3 well endorsed the administration ef Governor jfradley and apprftft cbunS n j delivered and many valuable sugges- eending on his tvvn responsibility special tions were made by the speakers tfifc td nurses to bring home the sick Next cam the appointment of com Kentucky soldiers and endorsed Hon mittees on Resolutions Prebs and Re vision T J Hardin of Owen for Congress Adjournment to the atteruoou ses The following were selected ws delegates to Frankfort W A Bacon Sr sion D L Cook Stamps Moore J M Bren SATURDAY AFTERNOON ¬ pan M R Jacoby Dr Conrad Ed AnAt 2 oclock Mr Logan Grigg called McClin the meeting to order derson Milt Woodward Jas tock Geo Davis J P Hutchcraft H 2 00 Praise service was held C Howard W H Kerr Ben Garrett 215 Address by Miss Rebel Withers Root Claxton Letcher Weathers H subject Junior Work State Super- ¬ C Peters John Vimont Leroy Ballen intendent of Junior work in Florida ger Geo W Stuart A J Gorey S E 245 We were told flow We Can Tipton Will Curry A W Cottingham Help Our Pastor by Miss Bessie Mc Grim It was an interesting talk and The Georgetown News is booming full of good advice Judge J E Cantrill for Governor 250 Address by Dr Renshaw sub Tenth Legion With Hanna out of the next Presi- ject G 300 Model Business by W dential campaign the choicest ammuni- ¬ Kitchen Jr tion of the silver editors will be useless Treasurers Report Miss M Keiih Prison Committee Report Mrs M Senator Hanna 6ays that he will B B Day positively not manage the Republican Report of Committees appointed campaign in the next Presidential elec- ¬ Election of officers resulted as follows tion not because of any friction in the Mr J Harry Allan President Mr management but because he believes Crowe Vice President Miss Virginia that the chances for Republican success Kirtley Hearne Secretary Miss Maud will be enhanced by his retirement Keith Treasurer Mrs T E Arnold Junior Superintendent m - I Before the ray wife used four hot- La vini a Shannon is the leading lady birth of the last one TITSTUWIN If nmi Viol tVl otn the Stock ftmnnunv at tUc iii i S 01 irATrrrniP nui1 MUlIlCivo ujuu tl Urand in f tiiHfon trrwi nnM cpf at anapoUs Ye have three children J PQWOEB mw zatt he prettiest and is healthiest finest looking of them all My wife thinks Mothers Friend is the greatest and grandest remedy in the world for expect SJe fe 2itmmm In i Madame Janauschek has derided to go into vaudeville and will produce a sketch entitled Come Here ant mothers Written by a Ken- ¬ tucky Attorney at -- k vi vxiJ Law nun hews WW l ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ prevents FBIENQ suffering nine tenths of the incident to child birth The cominer mothers disposition and temper remain unruttled throughout the ordeal because this relax- ¬ ing penetrating liniment relieves the usual distress A good natured mother is pretty sure to have a good natured child The patient is kept in a strong healthy condition which the child also inherits Mothers Friend takes a wife through the The Louisville Times remarks The crisis auickly and almost painlessly II prey sirls of Paris wearv of tr3ing to assists in her rapid recovery and wards eir many charms off the dangers that so often follow de- - tttuu tutJ uoB ltu have decided to follow the advice of the livery sage who asserted the way to win mm 1 a bottle Sold by druggists for THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO fi LhroilSh their stomachs The Paris- ian beanUtt JuyfA therefore started a ATLANTA GA l which the doctors said an operation was the only hope The opera Joe Jffersons tour in The Rivals ationaswaswas severe Wheat stored on reasonable terms one necesit began laat week He is beine ULuorted sary to cut down to and highest market rQii eZ the jawbone and Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling by Wilton Lackaye Otis Skinner Ffo scrape it Before a Cos office great while the Canliott Panett and Elsie Leslie cer returned and he- B M RENICK gan to grow rapidly CO RLOi W we gave mm many P S Farmers would do well to store-reSsremedies Laura Burt will originate the role of lief andwithout rneir wnear near home finally advico Fanchett in A Dangerous Maid at the upon thedecided of a friend to try S S S Swifts 1IL a blfi JU speciiic and witli mtFErimttJZrMZWPC duel Wlth V Madg Leasing the second bottle he began to improve After twenty bottles had w vv uaawt r vbu 300000 bnshels ui wheat i wni pay-and he was cured ww cure was a permanent The W S Hart who was Rheas leading one ior ne is now seventeen years old and has Lc uiucoi ujaritet price in cash or I disease to man some years ago and who has tried never had a sign of the dreadful Murdoch re- - will furnish sacks and stor vnnr hOQK N turn J in an elevator and buy your wheat when 279 Snodgrass St Dallas Texas starring since has been engaged by jou are ready to sell at the highest mar ¬ Julia Arthnr to succeed Scott Inglis Absolutely the only hope for Cancer ket price Those who held wheat lat who commited suicide recently year made big money Store your is Swifts Specific ¬ ¬ the most reasonable terms Will fnnr tee that von can borrow mont v nn nnv is absolutely useless to expect a Warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter It surgical operation to cure cancer or est or tet any other blood disease The cruelty R g HUTCHCRAFT of such treatment is illustrated in the alarming number of deaths which re- suit from it The disease is in the blood and hence can not be cut out Nine times out of ten the surgeons knife only hastens death My son had a most malignant Cancer for FOR SALE CHEAP ¬ J Come and see us before selling yonr heat Will fnrnish sacks and store on Wheat Sacks rnp ¬ rw ¬ - JT I I w qmmiT4wffl vtitii MT4T JS I Wanted to B uy - C C CFf B lood WtfeftW The as r- wheat and get the profit B 0 FRETWELL A ojnly 4t Parig Ky i Send for our free illustrated book written COOking school expressly fOf expcotoilt ni9thers 4 tSl fi1 - ¬ Wallis MONDAY MORNING y ¬ 630 Aftermath The Convention w is a success joyed by all present V Hid en Joseph Morris Miss F Rica straeffer - Coise Paytou has bought a fiue lot of furniture medallions etc to give his purine mountings this season In Way of eoaluuiea a line on the program Etta Reed will wear sixty rad dfferent lresses this week count them His two companies are playing to large business it is the only remedy which goes to the very bottom of the blood and forces out every trace of the disease S S S is guaranteed purely vegetable and contains no notash j mernnw nv Notice is hereby given that the firm of w v spears is dissolved J otner mineral iuueinioDt Books on Cancer will be mailed free K- - sPprs having purchased the inter to any address by the Swift Specific est ot Fred McDermott will continue r the business Co Atlanta Ga FRED McDERMOTT I 2TOTIOE J K SPBAE KENTUCKYS GREAT TROTS Xjeiington Days Press CoramitM Dan Tnrney 1 For Rent residence Apply t0 itfUSTY A six room residence on HighjStreet adjoining the Posxsion uiven OttoKr J T KiT0N WijkaT e will pny fni value for mnyiy damp and off iMntiPb R B Hutchprvft tl of wheat TviiiU Vol rl Sttntutffiu fe - ¬ 20 ¬ ¬ laiiHS 3 aged Southdown hnrks Ao 4 Cotswnld bucLa pnie hied sictnt R no ty Addrt MS u B HUTCHGitAFT PaKy nt There are eiry theres a difference rttid egg of yesterday looks feels weighs like the eir of last mouth and that difference is vvoitli cJriewiuj uiewoiresTarid ¬ auoihei reoifii uioufj Its just bo with laundry The ditfeiem between good work and pooris flight Jthe unpracticed diacernmeutrbntirfc tiifiTereno- - that counts every time ftV a difference that chai ges your lanndi bill from an expense tti an investment We do good work it will cost no mon than poor work but its worth double the difference Bourdon Stkam Laundry W Uf Peck P O S n Antlerswn Co O To the Wright Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules Pike Kuoiiirnenn -- bTOCK AND TURF NEWS SATURDAY EVENING Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Turf Notes Ktc Talbott Bros colt Eberhardt won a son purse race at JLatonia Friday and Ed 715 Practical Uses of the Bible F Simms colt The Kentuckian won a race at the same track Saturday The monthly crop report for Ken- ¬ tucky made up from 103 of the 119 counties shows an average yield of 32 bushels of corn as against 23 last year Clay Woodford have sold through their trainer John Hanuigan the o filly by Hindoo Mary B to J T Stewart and the three year-old maie Maritiby Hindoo Mary McGowan to Jakie Marklein for private prices Thev have also traded a filly by Leo natus Nettie Howell to Paul Brown- ¬ ing for the Hindoo mare Hano Belle Marklien won a race with Mariti Thursday two-year-old fi May-Be-S- -- IO s two-year-o- ld five-year-o- ld Awarded tlighest Honors Worlds Fair - r H KM mmmW CREAM w guard for resisting arrest and Sergeant Richard Greeu of the Tenth Immunes A Good Memory was killed by Corporal Edwards of the saves money and also good health often If Rica Straeffer you are troubled with constipation indiges Tenth They fought over a woman The or Miss Straeffer gave the Endeavor many tionto any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ other soldiers were not seriously hurt ber take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells valuable suggestions that will help them Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to you Trial sizes loc U doses 10c large size 50c L N Excursions in studying the Bible and SI 00 of W T Br oks druggist Paris Ky ljan m 745 Prison Wot k Mr Fred A One fare for the round trip to Annual Wallis Convvntion of Christian Church at We are always glad to hear Bro Wal Chattanooga Oct 10th to 13th lis talk about the work that he loves Round trip 205 to Olympia Springt When he had finished his talk all were and return during Summer season sympathy with prison woik in Parth s contemplating a summer tour time- ¬ can get valuable information 810 Address What Hinders T table hotel guides and Summer resort Rev I J Spencer booklets bv calling ou or addressing Sont prayer adjournment There are three great reme- ¬ F B Carr Genl Agent SUNDAY MORNING Paris Ky dies that every person with Morning Watch Subject 630 weak lungs or with consump- tor ge or Grain Prayer tion itself should understand The Leader Mr Joseph Armistead These remedies will cure I have storage capacity at my wareThis was a nice quiet hour We were about every case in its first houses tor 30010 bushele of wheat for which I will issue negotiable warehouse strengthened and drawn closer to Jesus stages and many of those receipts and will guarantee the holder by our communion with each other and more advanced It is only can borrow two thirds the market price God the most advanced that are of the grain at the banks at seven per hopeless Even these are cent interest Storage one cent per SUNDAY AFTERNOON bushel per month or fractional part wonderfully relieved arivd life Meeting in the Court house for men theieqf No charge for handling or itself greatly prolonged only saclis Parties who held their wheat h v What are these remedies Praise service last year were paid handsomely for so 1 Fresh air proper food and doing Will pay New York or Balti- ¬ 230 -- Safeguards of Youth J H more prices less the freight any time Beauchamp you wihh to sell Methodist Church for women only R B HUTCHGRAFT Praise service Miss Tilton of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- 400 Address Evangelistic Service phosphites Be afraid of in Jail by F A Wallis and Mrs M B D draughts but not of fresh air ¬ Mr Clarence Egbert presiding 700 Praise Service Miss B Robert- ¬ Columl us Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of WrigbtV Celery Capsules from lames T Blaser tfnm gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Coustipation lwus unable t do anything for nearly twe years I jscq three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they have cured me Kortne benefit f others so afflicted J wish to send this letter Very ru ly yours W S Andehsom Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free A more completely disappointed an 10 dience than that which witnessed the fourth rate minstrel performance Fri ¬ day night at the Paris Grand probably neyer left that handsome little theatre 16000 Futurity October 4 Great 204 pace October 9 The company advertised to have on its Great 208 trot October o 8000 Cup Stake October 1- 1pa roll the cream ot the profession thirty eight hot members etc If the 5f 00 Transylvania October 0 S4000 Ashland Stake Oct 127 members are the cream of the pro- ¬ Other Famous Stakes Daily fession the profession is in a very bad way and if the thirty two hot mem- ¬ bers were ever really hot it must have j liec n in July and August The adver- tisements also memtioned An Evening With The Elkb piobably to a tract on iucal uietnbera of that lodge but not a lung suggested the remotest connection P P JOHNSTOxY H W WILSOtfA j with that order The company also ad f President vertised Billy Van a minstrel of Secretaryfame but he was not in the peitormauce The program did not contain a single new feature to redeem ir and the only things in the performance which merited respect were the National colors and airs The collection of old jokes was something remark able and among the musical numbers K Were such old timers as All Coons Look Alike A Hot Time etc A Now is the time to secure theplantation sketch a dummy act aud a advantage of ow prices in cake walk were very weak A innsi- al team gave a specialty which was mui ing twenty five years ago In the vernacular of the gallery gods the show was rotten The same company failed to please a Millereourg audience i OCT 4 TO 15 10Da Stakes 75000 Purses Worlds Greatest Racing Famous Bellstedt Ballenburg Band Half Pare Railroads ¬ cou-s-iuerab- le - nxxaEMcj ¬ ¬ - 1 Saturday night Killings At Lexington Sunday was a bloody day at Lexing¬ ton two men being killed and several wounded Private Nygren of the 12th New York was killed by a provost v - r Advice to i wm bid Consumptives The are just as ood as they ever wer but the stock has to be re ¬ duced to make room for new goodsy and imm WALL PAPER Well just come in and name your own price You can secure bar ¬ gains now both in price ol paper and charges made for hanging If you have houses to rent I will sell you fine paper for them at cheap t t ¬ H r fe papeivprjees scoirs Emulsion j t hinton r Wood Mantels furnished complete BAKING POWDIR k pure R Day 2 S SUNDAY EVENING J A Allan presiding 700 Praise Service 715 Question Box 735 Report of Committee on Reso- ¬ lutions 8 0Q Convention Sermon Rev W 830 -- Consecration Service Fred A f MOST PERFECT MADE -- Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free cm Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Crowe plenty of milk Do not forget that Scotts Emulsion is the oldest the thoroughly f tested and most riirrVi oof en th dorsed of all remedies for weak throats weak lungs and consumption in all its stages SCOTT 50c and Eat nutritious food and drink LH y Landman M Ohio Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Hotel Pans 1898 TUESDAY month OCT 11TH returning every second Tuesday in each of Paris Kentucky 40 YEARS THE STANDARD BOWNE Chemist ioo all druggists Vr New York Reeerence Every leading physician mmMMMm n wfii LfcSaaJSlf ifegSi Tj--- THE BOURBON NE3WS PARIS KlL TUESDAY OCTOBER amrrimB 11 1898 HE d nil i B Mann who has been chief dispatcher of ibis division of the tain L N for several years has resigned Emeied at the Post office at Paris Ky as his position and has been succeeded by ass mail matter Eecoi Mr H H FancooK who has been work ¬ ing the second trick in the office Mr TELEPHONE 0 124 J A Bower who nas been working the third trick takes Mr Hancocks tricV SUBSCRIPTION PH1CES Mr J A Biuzel late of Maysvi Payable in Advance S2 00 Sixmonths Oneyear 3100 takes the place made vacaut by Mr Mr Mann who s NEWS costs you cant even get a re Bowers prouiution port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE a very clever gentleman has not yet d -Make all Checks M ney Orders Etc cided where he will locate The gentle payable to the order of Ch amp Miilfk men who have been promoted are t ll efficient dispatchers who deserve their Will pay highest market price promotion The very few accidents for four thousand lmshels of which have occurred on this division of Svlieat the L N speaks volumes for the efficiency of the Chief Trainmaster Mr STUART SPEAKS 4t H H1BLERCO W H Anderson the dispatchers and Georgetown will have a street fair the conductors The Transylvania Trotted on the 20th and 21st USilii suras 1881 Changes of L Mr U Dispatchers PERSONAL MENTION M NUPTIAL KNOTS I Eighteenth Year Establihed ¬ J October trots at Lexington were witnessed by an immense by 165 Parisians yesterday crowd yesterday The Transylvania Bead Price l os ad of Monegrarn stake was won by John Nolan Eagle ake chireng doling in another I Flannigan second G rattan Boy third L2t columu the h Jianjei horses taking the first Time 207f 208 N has a lame force of men and second heats The L at work laying heavy steel rails between 2 08A 2094 209i Pilot Boy won the 208 trot in straight heats in 209 this city and Maysvi lie The 213 pace was won by The Bishop W T Fillen has bought the interest Hal B second Fairview third Best Of the Ficklen heirs iu the Ficklen proptime 210 The 227 trot was unfinishod erty oppos te the court honee Maggie Lass and Bessie Owens each J P Shaw Eq Cashier of the having a heat Second National Bank at Lexiugtou The Second Kentucky Will Vote Gerts Kv has pnrehtr ed fine Bush jjiauo lit Major Allen of Lexington Captain Thieves entered Mrs Minnie Wil- Shearer of Newport Chaplain Watts sons reeMenc Sunday night and stole a of Georgetown and several other of- ¬ ham some Irish and sweet potatoes and ficers of the Second Kentucky were in Fraukfort Thursday to confer with other provisions Governor Bradlev about taking a vote optician will of the men in that regiment as to Dit R Goldstein the be at the Hotel Windsor Saturday whether they want to be mustered out October 22 one day only See his ad or not If the regiment votes in favor in another column of remaining in the service they want the Governor to use his influence to keep The Rock Baud Concert Co has j them in the service The yote will be been secured bv the ladies of the Methotaken at once dist Church to give one of their unique A Protracted Meeting entertainments in Paris on Nov 15th The Lexington nor w re attended The ¬ ¬ I ¬ The Georgetown Gnu Club will give Rev F W Ebekhaudt will begin a a target and live bird shoot on 18th and series of meetings at the Baptist Church 19th Gun Club will attend the tournament Seve al members of the Bourbon Sunday optician will ros Thursday be at A J October 13th ExHiuiuaiion free Read A J Wintt rn ad in another column sf preachiug The regular prayer meeting will be held to morrow evening and a special prayer meeting will also be held Friday night and Rev Eberhardt urges the members to be present as the prayer M thodist Church meetings will be held with especial re- ¬ The ladies of the will give a social Friday night in the ference to the coming meeting lectnre room Ices and cakes will be Piano Purchasers Guide served Price ten cents Dr ch Cody of George- ¬ town will arrive Monday to assist in the Rev Z T Bowen ih Wiuters The Kentucky Conrt ot Appeals has This Guide vas compiled by the most decided that the Separate Coach law is expert authority on pianos in this Tne case will be taken country It gives the grade and price at constitutional to the Supreme Couit of the United which the leading piano3 made in the U S can be bought at the present time States i is nicely illustrated If you think W O Paxton formerly of this city It has resigned his position as General O S W to accept a Agent of the B better position His new connection will be announced iu a few da3s camps at Lexington will be abandoned about N vember 1 Orders will be issued for the movement about that date of the second expedition of troops to garrison Cuba Elder C A Thomas of the Newtown Christian Church teqdered his i esignation Sunday as pasfor of that church to take effect January 1st Elder Thomas is conducting a protracted meeting in Louisville this week of buying a piano will send von one free of charge It will be of great value to you Call on or address S Buford Kirtley Hotel Windsor Paris Ky It is prob tble that the soldiers Dr Adairs Dental Parlors Having recently been several times askedif I was still conducting my dental parlors I desire to inform the public ¬ thatI am still at ¬ Doris Wilkes Sold G V Gardner of this city has sold his trotting mare Doris Wilkes 214 by Bourbon Wilkes dam by Pretender to M Schlessiuger of Vienna who is buying horses for the Austrian govern- ¬ ment The price paid was about 1500 A Valuable Horse Dead Douglas Thomas lost by death Sun- ¬ day his valuable trotting mare Bessie Wilton dam Lemonade by Kentucky Prince Jr The mare was six years old and w is the wi mer of a number of good races Bessie Wilton had a record of 2 i9 and could trot in 2u6 She was valued at abont 10000 Police Court Pickiiigs colored were each fined 750 yesterday in Judge Webbs court lor exchanging compliments on the Bowery was also Mary Sparks colored mulcted the same amount for using iiulajylike language Frank Muuday ws taxed 7 50 for a breach of the peace Ed Hedges and Sallie Wheeler Loth I Xew Bowling Records v S them servire and can my office opposite the Court ¬ be found at house My interest in a bowling alley Great Closing Out Sale of Pianos does not cot flict with my practice See I will be at Hotel Windsor Thursday my card in another column Friday and Saturday October 12th 14th lOoctlt J R Adair D D S and 15th with sample pianos to exhibit there In the Lyon Potter Co stock An Incendiary Fire Healy say see October which Lyon Like all other conflagrations strikes number of the Ladies Home Journal a business man when he can least afford will be sold from 100 to 300 less than it The only safe way is to carry current values on first class pianos In sufficient insurance to make you safe in second hand square pianos you get good any event I write policies for the best tone pianos for 25 40 50 60 and insurance companies sound and as upwards In uprights neat pianos for cheap as any agent 125 150 175 200 and upwards 100 T Porter Smith In grand pianos tine instrument from Paris Ky lloct tf 250 and upward Dont fail to secure a good bargain at once I have a de- ¬ OBITUARY scription of the best bargains in this KHpeotfully Dedicated To The Memory immense stock Remember these bar- ¬ Of The Dead gains can not be duplicated Call on Frank Curie iged about 65 i me on the above dates and a member of Ninth Kentucky S B Kirtley Cavalry C S A died at Poindexter Hotel Windsor Paris Ky this Burial at Cynthiana Sunday For Sale A fine lot of locust posts morniug at 1030 oclock at Battle aud fine white pine shingles cheap Grove cemetery Bourbon Lumber Co Mary Hrarne McClintock aged ten N freight depot Yard near L months daughter of John and Rose Vickers McClintock of Richmond died WET WHEAT at their home Satnrday The funeral occurred Sunday afttrnoou and was We have machines that will attended bv Mr and Mrs C N Fithian thoroughly clean and dry youry or this city Mrs McClintock had just whe at If thrashed wet Charges returned from Arkansas where she weut ta attend the funeral of her reasonable father Her mother was dangerously 3w J H HIBLER CO ill when she left Arkansas to come to the bedside of her daughter SCINTILLATIONS at 7 oclock in the Broadway Methodist tives in Lexington cburch in Louisville Capt Chas Winn was a visitor in The engagement of Miss Anna he e he largest and most complete stock of Dress Goods Winchester Sunday AllftTl Ctf i3anrirafniirn tn Xfv Torn I to be found in the city is at our store Mr Harry Orr of Louisville was We buying direct Tarleton of Lexington is announced I week in the city last The wedding will take place at the from the Importers and Manufacturers save you the Job- ¬ Jos Carter and wife are TTlcif iTlrr homepf tne bride late in November bers profit You will find in our stock ail the new KiuuO relatives in the county including Dora Ulay the divorced child wife of weaves the new Zanzibar cloths Dr John Bowen who has been very Gen O M Clay was married Friday Crepons Coverts Ettemines Jaas ill is improving slowly afternoon at Keene to Wiley Brock a ket Weaves and Granites Ail at prices which defy com- ¬ Mr Z T Rice of Richmond spent soldier of the Second Kentucky Gen petition Give us a call Sunday with Mr and Mrs Alex Rice Clay sent a letter of congratulation Mr and Mrs Hughes BronEton were The bride says she is happily married to JfcT1 guests at Mr G B Alexanders Sunday the man of her choica Lt Luke Terrill of the first Ken- Mr Stanley Watson of Maysville 529 Main St Paris Ky tucky will be married on Nov 15th to was in the city several days last week Will Wornall who has been dan- - Senorita Mexia Antonins daughter of a geTOUsfr ill of typhoid feveris able to be i Spasteh Captain named Jesus Antonius TerTlli gave the Spaniard a drink of oit again waiei wnen ue was uyiug auu was Mr Harry HutchcraEt has returned given a military coat by the Spaniard to Louisville after a visit to his brother a to rj The daughter wts grateful theAmerican Mr Perry Hutchcraft sympathetic and Cupid did the rest Bowling parties ar8 quite the fad iu The marriage of Dora Clay the Bluegrass cities just now Three were divorced wife of Gen C M Clay to held in Cynthiana last week the man of her choice who belongs to 36 in All Wool Dress Goods 25c yd Mrs W T Brooks has returned her own station in life all but closes 40 in All Wool Covert oc yd from a visit to her mother Mr Joplin the story of a life which was made unde- ¬ Hfv wTho is ill at her home at Mt Vernon 40 in Novelty Goods 39c servedly sensational by unscrupulous 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 1 2C Mrs E M Dickson and daughter newspaper correspondents It is not 68 in Bleached Table Linen joe Miss Lizzette Dickson returned yester- ¬ likely that tXie public will hear of day from a visit to relatives in Richmond her again except through birth and 3 4 size Dinner Napkins 100 doz home death announcements Mr Frank Prather arrived Extra value Bleached Cotton cc worth 8 I -- 3C REMINGTON WORTHINGTON Saturday night from a trip to Kansas 10 4 bheeting and 10c worth 20 and 25c City St Louis and other Western cities A marriage that will interest many Outing Cloth jc to 8 1 3C a yard Mrs Owen Thomas of Louisville Bourbon people will be celebrated at New line of Penangs at 3 1 2C per yard arrived here yesterday from Petosky noon to morrow at the home of Mrs Mich where she spent the Summer Louie Smoot at Fern Leaf in Mason HANDSOME PICTURE WITH 5 PURCHASE county in the presence of only a few and is the guest of Mrs J T Hinton Rev Dr E H Rutherford ant wife nearrelatives The contracting parties of this city and Mrs Rout of Ver are Editor Win Remington of this city sailles left yesterday for Martinsville and Miss Sue Worthington of Mason Ind for a stay at the Mineral springs at and the fact that the bride was the grooms first sweetheart in his boyhood WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OP that place Sergeant R P Dow Jr of Com- days and that he was the first young IMPORTED SUITIMS AiD TRWISERMGS pany I Second Kentucky who was gentleman to call upon her lends a tinge¬ prosbrought home from Cbickamauga six of romance to the affair The pective groom besides being a genial weeks ago ill with typhoid fever is able gentleman has been a member of the to be out again Paris City Council for the past five Mrs Albert Miller of Crawfords- - years was Grand Master of the I O O Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when ville Ind arrived in Paris Sunday for F for Kentucky in 1893 and has been quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call a visit to relatives and is at present the connected with the Paris Kentuckian twenty seyen years Oitizen for the guest of her sister Mrs G W Stuart The bride elect past is a most excellent who on Mt Airy avenue lady is a daughter of the late Madison Messrs W H Cox and Allan Cole Worthington and is a sister of Mrs E Hutchison an3 will play brook of Maysville were in the city yesterday B welcomed toofParis by be the grooms en route to the meeting of the Grand many friends They will leave S E TIPTON Cutter Lodge of Odd Fellows at Winchester afternoon for a wedding trip to Lookout Mountain The News extends which convenes this morning in advance its heartiest congratulations Mrs J T Moseley Mrs Gano Am merman Mrs John Mussellman and Miss Blanche Robertson of Cynthiana attended the Christian Endeavor Con Determined to give more time to ventton Saturday and Sunday Miss Bessie Fields of Sadieville other lines of our business we will sell privately our drays wagons stock and Miss Mabel Heartley of Illinois Miss all belonging to our hauling depart Hord of Winchester and Miss Woodson ment Here is an opportunity for good If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14-- inches your of Frankfort were guests of Mr W O enterprising men who are looking foi eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention Hinton Saturday and Sunday They good business at small outlay FUHRMAN lloct tf MANN Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred and were delegates to the Christian Enmade of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and co sequently of greatest deavor Convention durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames aud lenses i Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Miss Elizabeth Willene Berkley and THE NEWS MAN Dr Robt M Bryan both of Lexington will wed on Nov 2d Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Wjlbam Fontaine Alexander ofj The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Charleston W Va and Mios Cicely Dei Miss Lucy Siinrns is visiting friends in Lei lgton The wedding of Dr Garland Sbernll Miss Nannie ulay is at home from a and Mi63 steiia ouerbacker will takei visit iu Cincinnati Mrs Sallie Holladay is visiting rela- ¬ place Tuesday evening November 15 n LGSKS AND CAPES lub V- lisses UD-ro-ri- dill a tlice line Of ftlF For nobbv ihGHldlylingtonwmPush at popular afp Cante anrl Cnnes in cloth and prices come to us we can AlSO ALL NEW COllaretteS wrnch wl11 surprise you in quality and pries f DRESS GOODi Royal j j jf2 j i i GONDONS special Early Fall MlliVt f- - ijc ¬ ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER to-morr- For Sale ¬ ONE SPECIALTY OF OUJRS THE MONEGRAJMAKE Is to lift the tastes of litde fellows for tine clothes to a level of refinement The suits we have for them aie object lessons which fully understood will make them our customers when they become young men are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for they are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit them You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off without any glasses than with iithr o these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillful dealer and thty will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end 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 all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is no charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded rNext visit Thursday October 13th A PLEASING REFLECTION PRICE CO Reliable Clothiers ADMINISTRATORS OF -- SALE E Personal Property Er AND REAL ESTATE As Administrator of J H Bradshaw I will offer for eale at his late home ad joining the city of Paris on the Paris ¬ Peacock tnrhpike on FRIDAY OCTOBER 21 189S beginning at 10 oclock a m sharp the following personal propet 9 head of good horse stock Lot of sheaf oats f 2 cutting boxes 1 1 to those who are about to bring their laundry work te s is the fact that it will be returned to you in perfect condition and donp up in a manner that reflects the high- est credit on our skill and fine methods Our fine laundry work is irreproachable in color and finish and your fine linenjjis perfectly safe in our hands yater cart and harness fiuggy and harness 1 set wagon harness Lot of old gear 1 two horse wagon and beds 1 cart and harness 2 plows V - t fck Steam Laundr The ourbon JR W M HINTON BRO Proprietors Telephoae No 4 Pi If c enjoying a splendid patronage und its patrons numb r many leading i izens The alleys aremade of maple and are as fast and true as auy in the country and new records are hfiug made every Last night two day md night new records were made by Elmer Foote and W L Hall the former scor ¬ ing 204 and the latter 202 Other good scores made during the past week are Ed Hinton 193 E O Brown 213 Ed Tucker 203 Elmer Foote 194 James Stivers 188 John Brennan 189 The PaRtime Alley is becoming more popular every day c The new Pastime Bowliug Alley is I N Special Kates An Interesting Round trip to Knoxville Tenn Oct Diphtheria is raging in Mercer 18 and 19 one fare on account of free County street fair and trade carnival Excessive cigarette smoking has made One fare round trip to St Louis Oct Akron 2 3 and 4 account of Grand Lodge of Wfn Ranson a nineteen-year-ol- d O boy a raving maniac Odd Fellows For Sale A fine lot of locust posts Fifty colored men of Versailles have¬ joined the Twenty fourth Colored Regiand fine white pine shingles cheap ment now at Montauk Point Bourbon Lumber Co A Kansas woman who married an In ¬ N freight depot Yard near L dian to civilize him has iust killed her- Jersey butter for 86if because he came home drunk and Raceland abused her sale by Newton Mitchell i Comment Jumble Of News And Corn in crib 12 stands of bees Lot of brick molds Lot of lumber r ji -- DR R GOLDSTEtk - Cattle tor Sale - - V Of 544 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ivy lsewing machine 50 head of home raised cattle weigh ¬ ing about 850 lbs red and roan straight and all right Call on or address Stock brick dirt dug and undug farpets stoves beds bedding hat rack and all kinds of household and Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris kitchen furniture and a thousand other Ky on things too numerous to mention Terms made known on day of sale Saturday Oct 22 1898 WM ISGRIG i- - 400000 brick in kiln 4oct 3t R P BARNETT Paris Ky Wanted ¬ to- - Buy Auctioner returning once every month Eyes ex-¬ 50yonng Jersey JJHeifer Calves Ad- ASthej3ame timetfee heirs will offer amined and glasses scientifically ad- dress Chas H MehaganS Box 806 Paris Ky 27sep tf justed 26aep 3t hKlJatejreeidence and lot adjoining ATC Forlyth Administrator 1 PiiSWW JSWSHPT y P w ruumii r ftrt tv va -- i i ggygyJffL rJ j- - iMy 6 m THE EOTJEBON NEWS PARIS NEWS WHY Ey ¬ TUESDAY OCTOBER ¬ 11 1898 i fancy waists capes coats and for stylish combination toilets and costumes Pashionable dressmakers who have a professional way of speaking their minds to their regular customers have in some cases this season refused flatly to make any bobbed off skirt styles even on street tailor gowns declaring that to send out such passe Salvation Army styles would ruin their reputation as modistes Where customers have firmly insisted upon skirts less long than those of their light summer gowns a compromise skirt has resulted that barely clears the ground on the front and sides but has a dip at the back on the breadths which can be easily lifted jackets hats ties Wilhelmina capes and costumes are now appearing The rage for introducing our nation- ¬ al colors has not abated lied gray and blue in some of the most beautiful ¬ DO WE WAIT BOURBON Why do we wait till ears are deaf Eighteenth Year Established l8Sij Before we speak our kindly word And only utter loving praise Published Every Tuesday and Friday by When not a whisper can be heard WALTER CHAMP w- - und Qwcfiw Why do we wait till hands are laid Close folded pulseless ere we place Within them roses sweet and rare And lilies in their flawless grace NOTES OF THE FASHIONS Why do we wait till eyes are sealed To light and love in deaths deep trance Odd Items of Information Concern- - Dear wistful eyes before we bend Injf tne LatcHt In Dresses Above them with impassioned glance nml Wraps Why do we wait till hearts are still To tell them all the love in ours Black gowns of lovely transparent or And give them such late meed of praise And lay above them fragrant flowers semi diaphauons weaves over silk or heavier materials for day How oft we careless wait till lifes satin and in wear will take high place in the ranks Sweet opportunities are past for the two seasons be- ¬ And break our alabaster box of fashion Of ointment at the very last fore ns Faille hengaline victoria reps and O let us heed the living friend Who walks many other lustrous corded silks are Watching our with us lifes common ways eyes for look of love brought out in charming variety and And hungering for a word of praise these are used alike for entire gowns N Y Tribune THE I j ¬ An Army Wife BY CAPTAIN CHARLES KING Copyrighted 1S96 by F Tennyson Neely SYNOPSIS ¬ Chapter I Fannie McLane a young widow Is invited to visit the Graftons at Fort Sedgwick Her sister tries to dis suade her as Randolph Merriam whom she had jilted for old McLane and his bride are stationed there Chapter II Fannie McLanes wedding causes family feeling A few months later she while traveling with her husband meets Merriam on his wedding trip Chapter III Some time previous to this Merriam had gone on a government sur- ¬ vey fallen ill and had been nursed by Mrs Tremaine and daughter Florence A hasty note from Mrs McLanes stepson takes him to the plains Chapter IV Young McLane dictates to we have ever seen these dyes shades Merriam a dying message which is sent produced in appear among tailor cloths to Parry a young Chicago lawyer and velvets etc for autumn gowns and brother-in-laReply of Mrs McLane the trace of white needed appears on causes Merriam to swoon He is taken to Tremaine calls for Florence and plastron or blouse fronts of the CI1APTEK V waist or jacket Tn millinery these colors are quite as prominent and in It was October before the surveyors w with which Florence would love prob- ¬ ably did love that there could be no She had pinned listening to reason on Randolph Merriam and it her faith could not be shaken But neither wife nor daughter knew that night that earlier in the evening Merriam had sought the husband and father and opened his heart to him told him his whole story and begged I of him his consent and blessing did love Miss Hay ward he said I was fascinated beyond expression and was stunned by the abrupt end of our en- ¬ gagement but all that passion was killed by the details that have reached me and in its place have grown up an admiration and love for your daughter that far exceed anything I have known before I have had hard lessons sir I am not worthy the love of one so pure and true as she but it shall be my con- ¬ stant endeavor to make her happy Tremaine could not answer for a mo- ¬ ment What have you told her thus far he asked though not unkindly I told her before I was summoned back to the detachment after that shooting scrape up in the mountains about Miss Ha v ward and mv broken engagement and her prospective mar ¬ riage I do not think I had any busi ¬ ness to do even that to tell her any ¬ thing that might seem to single her out as confidante but the impulse was stronger than I was Was that the day before the courier come down with the news of the fight asked the captain with uplifted brows He was thinking of how Florence had been found by her mother in tears that very afternoon herself upon her knees by her mothers side and sobbed out the news that Mer riam had told her he loved her dearly and had asked her to be his wife and when the mother drew her to her bosom and held her there and mingled her tears with those of her beloved child her heart went up in prayer to Heaven for she knew that which Tremaine could not understand that so deep so fond so all possessing was the love lit evening late In June she had thrown of a gay circle but Mrs Parry had de i il I I ii - I w V The princess shape will be much and husband seemed to give hearty ap- ¬ used both for dressy day and evening proval And letters from the canton- ¬ toilets this autumn and nothing could ment long letters came to Airs be more perfect than the fit and out-¬ Ilayne from her friend Mrs Tremaine line of some of the newest models and long loving blissful missives from The style of the gown can be varied Florence and when the Ilaynes father once and again to suit different forms and mother boys and girls all present- ¬ materials and requirements On some ly went in to Chicago for a month at of the youthful models the princess the fair it leaked out in some way that effect appears only at the back the Mrs Ilayne left freighted with mysteri- ¬ front showing pretty guimpe jacket ous commissions from her friends at the or blouse effects Breton straps fancy CatamountTremaines reverses permit- ¬ single double or triple re vers and ting no such extravagance as a journey vests and bretelles of lace and velvet especially in view of the many new Notwithstanding the vogue of the re and lovely items that women decreed as vived three quarter walking coats with indispensable now And presently it fronts curving back towards the hips was known at Sedgwick that despite made in double breasted box styles his complete recovery Mr Merriam some of the smartest models in both seemed to find it necessary to leave the French and English tailor costumes detachment in the mountains and make show the bodice portion cut inround frequent even hazardous rides with waisted style with a straight belt or only a single orderly down deep into pointed girdle as a finish sometimes the canyon of the Catamount anil so on with and again without short added back to Wells and the cantonment basks Every sort of fanciful device Long before the Ilaynes returned from both novel and familiar is resorted to Chicago therefore the sweet secret was out and all Port Sedgwick was talking in the making of these youthful-lookin- g waists They are slashed with of Merriams engagement to Floy Tre ¬ glimpses of glowing colors showing be ¬ maine She was but 18 he 28 She was shy sensitive an idolized daughter tween the slashings they are in reasted ¬ form with handsome mili- There were times when she was actual ¬ tary buttons for trimming and very ly lovely so deep and tender were her fine gold cording at the edges or they eyes so winning her smile soft and are open fronted to the belt with every caressing her voice lie was stalwart sort of rich or dainty fabric introduced soldierly fine looking certainly but a as a vest plum red being a very favor- ¬ man few heartily liked while few thor oughly knew him lie had been wild ite color N Y Post extravagant and some said dissipated Sweet Oil the first two or three years after his A bottle of sweet oil is the housegraduation He was known to be frank wifes friend Few know of the many Mid truthful and as a giver and lender oscs to which it may be put It will had been decidedly too generous lie Clean bronzes after carefully rubbing was a conscientious officer in many them with oil they should be polished ways except when he was serving un- ¬ with chamois skin In laying knives der Buxton lie couldnt bear Bux away apply a little sweet oil very and Bux not infrequently spoke dis ¬ lightly and wrap them in tissue pa- - paragingly of Merriams ability a thing per this will prevent their rusting that might have hurt him in the eyes For inflammatory rheumatism dis of his superiors but for the fact that solve in a pint of sweet oil one ounce they knew Bux far better than he knew of pulverized saltpeter and thorough- them Among officers of his own grade ly rub the parts affected Sweet oil there were none whose opinion was will clean metals rub the metal well worth having who really disliked Mer ¬ with a flannel cloth and wash off in riam but very few who felt themselves warm soapsuds A bottle containing sufficiently intimate with him to active- ¬ two parts of oil to one of lime will ly like They had nothing against him be found excellent for sunburn Good except a certain indifference of manner Housekeeping and nothing that called for enthusiastic praise His conduct in returning to his Xo GatlierH in the Fall Skirt regiment from an expensive east ern sta In duck and serge skirts the pock ts are worn anywhere but on the hips tion and putting himself en retraite un ¬ and inside the front widths Two til his debts should be lifted and his¬ square catch alls with flaps that but- duns appeased met with general comton down are frankly sewed on the mendation His course in taking the front part of the skirt within handy Mescalero detailtooff a brother officers reach of the wearers right and left hands was heldhad be characteristically lots of good points hands and into these she puts her be generous He had Merriam they all conceded but longings easily and comfortably The promise of the tailors is that wool there were not four people officers or in walking skirts for autumn and winter ladies whoeither the cavalry or the Eiflers shall be made with the same regard to Cor Florence thought him good enough Tremaine convenience and that none of these Wish her joy skirts shall have a gather or plait the heart said the old Aye with all my colonel when the whole waistband round N Y Sun news of the engagement was brought Tropical Poaclied Eggx to him but can we hope it Even Melt one large tablespoonful of but- ¬ Capt Haynewas not sure though he ter in a heated earthen pan add a tea tried to be and found comfort and in- ¬ spoonful of salt a pinch of cayenne a spiration in the enthusiasm of his de- ¬ small onion minced very fine and a voted wife and in the stanch opinions teaspoonful of minced parsley Drop of Billy Whittaker These two were the eggs in a pan one at a time Do the two at Sedgwick to whom that en- ¬ not stir but let them brown a little gagement brought gladness with5ut al- ¬ turn carefully and brown on the other loy and since there were not four peo- ¬ side In the tropical countries the ple in the combined commands who eggs are served in the dish in which could thoroughly approve the match they are cooked and as hot as possible it follows that at most therefore there --Philadelphia Times could be only one more but that one was the most confident the most en- ¬ The Proper Caper clus--terthusiastic the happiest the gladdest Captain The Spaniards are the proudest the fondest girl that ever peas on those hills like - Then shell them N Y lived Florence her own sweet self Tn Admirala passion of tears one exquisite moon World ¬ double-b¬ - the red shades particularly are some finished their work in the Mescalero dahlia and damask tints with a military mountains and Merriam and his men name that are superb examples of the were recalled to Sedgwick Late in dyers art July Billy Whit taker had been relieved Among the silks now extensively by his restored comrade and returned used by Felix Weille Doucat Raud to headquarters he lost no time in call nitz etc are the handsome muscovites ing on the Ilayncs and between him faille de Paris Victoria jaspe peau de and that charming little army matron Diane peau de soie all the taffetas in Airs Ilayne there were exchanged sig both plain and fancy weaves and soft nificant smiles and knowing looks and liberty satins and foulards in beautiful not a few confidential words to all of autumn colorings and designs which the blond Norse looking captain ¬ ¬ Very possibly sir though I cannot recall the day Then afrer a pause Answer me this question Merriam said the older officer If Mis Hayward were to treat ihvs man as she did you if she were ryain to come into your life and say Come back to me I do not ask you what your answer would be I ask what would your heart say Nothing Even if she were not his wife 1 could not thiuk of her again without aversion Yet she is accomplished and a beauty you say which my Florence they tell me though I cannot see it is clined to go east again He himself had not cared to go and did not call upon the happy couple or upon their revered uncle when as it happened he did have to go Mr Mellen has never written me since my letter to him telling him why I could not attend the wedding wrote Parry Yet he and I have got to have an accounting and in the near fu- ¬ ture too But first my boy I must look up that California story and we are to meet It may be weeks yet before I can get away but when I do Ill wire If possible get a brief furlough and join me Ill come by way of Sedgwick and Charlotte will not be with us And though Merriam soon answered that letter he made no mention of his engagement Cards in due form were issued in January just a fortnight be- ¬ fore the ceremony and that was Parrys first intimation of the impending crisis Charlotte was astonished Both were rejoiced on one account yet both wished for the girls sake again that he had not been so precipitate Each believed that the old love still smol- ¬ dered and could be fanned into flame They sent a beautiful gift to the bride some rare cut glass pieces over which Florence almost cried with delight and for the first time in long weeks Char- ¬ lotte Parry wrote to her fair sister in Gotham and told her of Mr Merriams engagement to such a charming girl the only daughter of a distinguished of-¬ ficer the pride and beauty of the regi ¬ ment the toast of all the cavalry and other elaborations some of which it must be owned Mrs Tarry coined but most of them she compiled and evolved from the letter Merriam wrote to her two days after he had posted the cards The wedding was lovely as armr weddings usually are The day was perfect the music grand the assem- ¬ blage all that could be desired the ceremony despite the must of tears in many eyes and Tremaines manifest emotion had gone off without a jar The reception at the Ilaynes was sim ¬ ply perfect as everybody said and then though it was a manifest give- ¬ away o the young couple and prob- - service it act I desire to return to my wifew The flush that leaped to her face the angry light to her eyes she could Office over G S Vardtn A C neither conceal nor control For a moment she stood there amazed enraged and trembling then these words brst OfficflHoun 8 to 13 a m 1 to 5 p loved you from her lips I thought I Randy Merriam not two months age yes despite everything Now I hate you And with this melodramatic speech she impetuously and abruptly DEALER IN turned and for the second time took Furniture Window Shades Oil refuge dust or no dust at the rear doorCloths Carpets Mattresses way the presentation to her husband ¬ H A SMITH T GEO W DAVIS Etc i ¬ apparently forgotten return For a proper and reasonable minute he awaited het then quickly stepping back seated himself by his young wifes side His hand sought and found hers his fond eyes eagerly searching were not long denied the upward appealing glance of hers Did you read Do you approve dear love he softly asked It would be exasperation to have to travel on with them Shall 1 wire to Stoneman Whatever yon say Randy was the whispered answer Only you wont have to leave me again ivill you Only for an instant dear just long enough to send the dispatch from Fauntleroj- - one station ahead She will not trouble you again And frcm Fauntleroy a brief telegram was flashed along the wires to the post quartermaster at a famous old Arizona station two hours ride beyond and when the brilliantly lighted train came steaming up to the platform there stood a brace of officers with welcome in their eyes and before Mrs McLane once again seated in her section and feigning deep interest in her book could realize what had happened Mr and Mrs Merriam were leaving the car he merely raising his hat in civil farewell the bride however as the result of brief conference with her lord smiling bravely down into the upturned face of their startled neighbor and sav ing I hope you may have a delightful ¬ Special attention given to Dndertak ing and Repairing Main Street - - - - Paris Kt HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK SttlTIl SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON Jacksonville K tl3oct tf I ¬ iff f j iEiNr3 1 S9S PLANTS trees VINES The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Agents Strawberry and general nursery cat ¬ alogue on application to l ¬ ¬ H F HILLENMETZER Lexington Ky Telephone f 279 ALVJL CRAWFORD ¬ CARL CRAWFORD journey Mrs McLane Good night Why I thought surely you told CRAWFORD BROS Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts iUy 1 j m C7k me you were going to direct to San Diego and I had planned to have ever so long a talk with you and Mrs Mc Lane had possessed herself of that slen der hand and was hanging on suspi ¬ ¬ ¬ ciously hard not ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I -- ed She is accomplished too much so She is a beautiful woman but I look in your daughters eyes sir and I see her as you see her God knows I marvel that anyone can fail to see her except as you do and as I do And Tremaine held out his hand gripped hard the lean brown fingers that clasped in his essayed to say some ¬ thing that was still weighing on his heart but gave it up She is all I have to give Merriam he presently said but she is all the world to me And so when Merriam returned to Sedgwick to face the volleys of congrat- ¬ ulation and the occasional shakes of the head with which his seniors said to him Shes a heap too good for you man he could not but be aware of the trend of public sentiment and though time and again he had said as much to her to her parents to himself it must be owned that here was a case where it was not entirely flattering to find the world of his own expressed opinion It nettled him not a little and even Whittaker and Mrs Hayne cotild not entirely comfort him It was all very well to say You must remember that Florence has been the pet of our regi- ¬ ment ever since she was born I declare it makes me jealous at times for my own babies as Mrs Hayne did It was gratifying and complimentary to his taste that the commendation of his gentle fiancee was so general but no matter how conscious a man maj be of his own shortcomings is it ever a com- ¬ fort to find that all his friends are equally aware of them It must be owned that there were moments when Merriam grew impatient of these comments upon his unworthiness ex¬ pressed or implied even while his heart rejoiced over the enthusiastic interest displayed by all the garrison in his wife that was to be And he was a very devoted lover too Only twice a week did the mail rider go out to the cantonment but Randy wrote to her long crowded pages every day and her letters came even longer and brimful of love and sunshine and happiness He had sent to St Louis for her engagement ring and her delight over itand its beauty was something delicious to see though she properly rebuked him for his ex tiavagance and warned him never again to spend so much money in jew- ¬ elry for her while he was yet a poor lieutenant By and by when hebe- came a great general as surely Jie must then it might be permissible but no matter how great or distin- ¬ guished he might become never could she be prouder of him or of his love than now never never As the late autumn wore on it was ar- ¬ ranged that the wedding should take place at Sedgwick and both riilers and troopers the th foot and the th horse were to give the happy couple a glorious send off Both bride and groom elect had seen much of the east and south within the ten years preced ¬ ing this of 92 and Merriam suirc ested southern California Coronado Beach Santa Barbara and Monterey for their honeymoon trip Florence would have gone without question had he said Kam- ¬ chatka or Timbuctoo Once twice dur ¬ ing the autumn long letters had reached him from Ned Parry letters over which he pondered grayely Mr and Mrs McLane said the second letter were once more in Gotham the vortex¬ -- mi1 W iwv mLuj f v Stoatitriter darling friends first at Fort Stoneman and with that our army girl withdrew her hand which hypocritical social ethics Yes well be there after a little We visit old was the serene answer JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls prescribed she should exfend She had Your work if promptly answered even the hardihood to glance over her solicited Prices reasonable stylishly robed shoulder and nod a cheery insouciant farewell to the fair yet clouded face at the Pullman window DR CALDWELLS Verily Floys elasticity was equal to her husbands TO BE COTTINUED1 iYRUPINDIGESTION PEPSI CURES rw moment riVbe with you in 9 jt - ably very bad form indeed dozens of men and women had ridden to the junc ¬ tion to meet the west bound train and see them off and hardly had their fond faces faded in the distance than an- ¬ other a very different one a radiant smiling beautifuil face was unveiled to the startled vision of the bride and the woman who was said to have wrecked Randolph Merriams life a few months gone by was there in most be ¬ witching guise despite the dust and grime of railway travel to overwhelm nestly her with pretty speeches and charming Thats right boys thems good compliments and complete dismay words thats thy mothers dying ad- ¬ vice heed it well and thee will never VI CHAPTER go astray When the sons had been finished with Merriams intention had been to gq the dying woman turned solemnly to direct to San Diego Leaving the ladies together after a cold and embarrassed the erring brother and said Uncle William I know that in spite acknowledgment of Mrs McLanes greeting and a most unwilling presenta- ¬ of thy profession theeis not always tion to 1113- - wife he hurried into an- ¬ what thee should be Thee knows that thee other car to be alone and collect his when men trades horses thee lies like thoughts It was sundown by this other Turning quickly away from the be d For hours time and only sundown yet poor Florence might be at fhe the old QuakeT exclaimed earnestly mercy of that merciless woman who Dont thee pay any attention to her¬ Cincin shes out of her head Merriam now believed could be capable boys Commercial Tribune of anything The thought was unbear- ¬ nati Appearance and Ulerit able From the conductor he learned Girard the famous French painter the McLanes were bound for Corothat nado Beach and that settled it Has- ¬ when very young was- the bearer of a tily writing a few lines he folded the letter of introduction to Lanjuinais paper compactly and walked briskly then of the council of Napoleon The back to the Pullman Both faces light ¬ young painter was shabbily attired ed at his coming FI03 s with infinite and his reception was extremely cold relief Fannys with laughing triumph but Lanjuinais discovered in him such striking proofs of talent good sense Not another moments leave sir youve explained and amiability that on Girards rising cried the latter until where youve been and promiised never to take leave he rose too and accom ¬ again to abandon your beloved Fancy panied his visitor to the ante chamber a- man who would leave his bride within The change was so striking that Girard of their wedding to go and could not avoid an expression of sur ¬ an hour Oh that re ¬ prise My young friend said Lan ¬ smoke among strangers minds me I havent presented you to juinais anticipating the inquiry we Mr McLane Will you come with me receive an unknown person according to his dress we take leave of him ac now 9 N Y Ledger Cold refusal was on his tongue but a cording to his merit Lead on sudden thought struck him Mean Olil Man HMfdarme I follow he said and as she Arabella said old Billyuns as he tripped blithely away down the aisle finished his dinner I am going to ask he quickly turned back bent and you to do me a favor I want to printing one long kiss on Floys troubled give your young man Mr Mr 3ou Read face hurriedly whispered message from me this darling Ill be with you In one Arabella blushed and looked down at moment and then she cannot remain her plate Then calmly and deliberately he fol- ¬ Tell him the bluff old millionaire lowed Mrs McLane had halted at the went on that I dont object o his stay ¬ angle of the narrow passage around the ing here and running up my gas bills smoking compartment and was await- ¬ but that I do want to register a kick ing him there Seeing that he stopped against his carrying the morning paper short at the portiere in full view of away with him when he leaves Florence had she looked around and After that Air Willington went home bowing motioned her to proceed But earlier Cleveland Leader she had halted for a purpose and meant A Stout Heart to have her say Who was it that de- ¬ There is no blessing equal to the pos ¬ wed ¬ clared that even at the altar in her ding dress a woman could not forgive session of a stout heart Even if a the rejected lover who had found conso1 man fail in his efforts it will be a great¬ satisfaction to him to enjoy the conlation elsewhere You are to be congratiulaed on the sciousness of having done his best In elasticity with which you recovertfrom humble life nothing can be more cheer even severe attacks Mr Merriam Your ing and beautiful than to see a man combating suffering by patience tri ¬ j fever was said to be sneh - umphing in his integrity- tand wjio I have been fortunate in two iiecov- ¬ eries Mrs McLane was the cool re- when his feet are bleeding and his sponse Now if 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Cleveland including fleals and Berths Prom 18 from Tolede 15 from Detroit EVERY EVENING to Picturesquo Mackinac an Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points East South and Southwest and at Detroit lor all points North and Northwest Sunday Trips Jure July August and September Only EVERY DAY BETWEEN Whats-hisnnme-1- -a V K Cleveland Put-in-Ba- y Toledo Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address X A SCHANT2 o n DETHOIT MICH THe Detroit ana oieveiaofi steam lay 6s The Shortest Line and 1 he Best Service between Cincinnati and the Summer Resorts of the Great Lakes WM AND THE TO MICHIGAN GREAT LAKK5 - 3 Trains Dally between CINCINNATI d lETROlT U ARi t THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS dear Mr Baker 6he wailed I have been hypnotized and thesight Feller his name wuz Smith no more of you has just brought me out of mr Worked down thar in the village store Sellin a little of everthlng trance Where am I What are you From jeans to a ten cent diamond ring talking about I jhave been hypno- ¬ But the folks that knowed him theyd saV tized I know I have to you And she bolted out of the room Bf any tradin you have to do X was beginning to get- just a little Jest call on Smith in the day or nteht all right Fer Smiths bloodthirsty and rather to enjoy my strange situation so when Tort an- ¬ An he wuz I tell you I seen one day A whole starved family come his way nounced that four more had just come With never a cent to buy their bread in I requested him to let me look at An never a roof to kiver their head Perhaps I would them unobserved An Smith says Well Im jest one says he recognize some more of my old friends An never a soul depends on me A ventilator in the partition an- ¬ Bo heres my wages They said swered my purpose admirably Plac that night ing a chair on a table I climbed up un That Smiths all right my eyes were brought in line with An he wuz I tell you An when hed give til my peep hole His all jest helpin his brothers live Doin his duty from day to day Then I peered out There they sat In jest his humble an simple way more of that bakers dozen in formal With a cheerful heart an a lovin mind line in the outer office One woman I Forgettin himself fer all mankind This wuz the word as q passed from did not know at all the next I vaguely remembered to have met at a charity That Smiths all right bazar the third was a book agent --F li Stanton in Atlanta Constitution with whom I had had occasional dealings in a business way but the fourth I K tf ii jii m ti u ii tr ji ii si ir u z n w y u w if if if js - lady whose somber attire was set off if v with a red rose at her corsage I nearA S DOZLN 1 ly fell from the chair when I saw her As soon as I had sufficiently recova ered I climbed down opened the door By William Walter Cook Ut slightly and motioned for Tort He ELY TUESDAY OCTOBER 11 1898 A DOMESTIC INCIDENT MATTER OF FACT SMITHS ALL RIGHT Oh A COLLEGE YELL S v - Prom the Observer Flushing Mich The Fenrfnl and Wonderful Cry Early in November 1894 says Frank IjHe Thought the Poor Girl Needed a liy n Dozen Athletic Long who lives near Lennon Mich Change from the Style to Which Evolved on starting to get up from the dinner table I Young Fellows She Had Been Accustomed was taken with a pain in my back The pain increased and I was obliged to take to He is a young man whose unbounded asHi Hi yi Hi yi yi my bed The physician who was summoned Yah pronounced my case muscular rheumatism surance has ever been his chief characternullabaloo lacka k go runk Siss accompanied by lumbago He gave me reme- istic wah When he proceeded to talk to the practical dies injected morphine into my arm to old gentleman boom rah Hey ipl hej ip Siccum ease and pain about marrying his daughter the Booma-bow-wo- w ¬ ¬ Chick-a-go-run¬ ¬ ¬ Ki yi Bang Wah hoo Rah zoo My disease gradually became worse until Boom rah I thought that death would be welcome remockali on Buzz saw lease from my sufferings Besides my reguBreke-kek-e- x Hobble gobble razzle dazzle - lar physician I also consulted another but he ko ax ko ax Skookum skook- gave me no encouragement um This marvelous language was not the small talk of the debating society of an insane asylum nor was it a kennel of mad dogs broken loose It was the joint efforts of 12 solemn young gen tlemen to decide lipoma club yell Each man had his own howl and insisted on singing out with it while all the rest he ¬ ¬ ¬ 4 ¬ BAKtK ¬ MWMMMiitHtiiJti7r came Well mat once said he what do you think ¬ v T HAD long been a pet theory of mine that if a traveler could get out of that mysterious country from whose bourne he is supposed never to return and could come back in the flesh and circulate among his friends as in life he would experience a great many surprises more or less apper ¬ taining to him and to his affairs I little thought it would ever come within my experience to test this novel theory but it so happened and the at ¬ tendant results were simply appalling Being blessed with an extremely large fortune I was able to ride a number of very expensive hobbies among them that of mountain climb ¬ ing I was passionately fond of this dangerous sport and would endure hardships innumerable in order that I might indulge in it Beginning with Mt Blanc I had worked my way up to the Jungfrau and the Matterhorn and it was during ft A V guides and myself dropped over a precipice and were supposedly lost Consciousness left me at the time of the accident I had sustained injuries fio severe that my mind was affected for weeks and when at last I awoke to a realization that I still lived I found mjself in a little Swiss chalet and experienced the unique sensation of reading a full account of my death in a Paris newspaper It was a grim joke but I decided to enter actively into the spirit of it In a few days I departed incog for Prance and shortly afterward took ship for America Somewhat in doubt as to how the extensive fortune of a supposedly de- ¬ ceased bachelor might fare I resolved to acquaint ray solicitors with the fact that I had not as was commonly be- lieved gone over to the great majority - and so head off any premeditated at tack on my heaped up dollars Messrs Tort and Trapleigh were greatly amazed of course and when their astonishment had worn off a little I noticed a coolness not very pronounced indeed but thoroughly patent to m3r sensitive self in their treatment of me I was nonplussed for the moment but my wonder was soon set at rest by Mr Tort who con- ¬ ducted me to a private room and then put the astounding question Mr Baker are you related in any way to Brigham Young I Related to Brigham Young Mr Tort youre crazy gasped At least youre a Mormon Please assure me that j oure a Mormon and that you did it purely tut of religious conviction and nothing else Did what I asked in a bewildered way Is it possible you dont know that you have been married 13 times and ¬ the latter climb that a couple of answered have you particularly noted the lady on this end of the row the one with the red rose Yes shes No 6 and the prettiest of the lot What does she claim She claims that you proposed to her at Newport in June 1895 that she accepted you and that you were married and that she was a governess in the family of one of your friends Tort said I here is an oppor tunity for revenge I love that girl and I did propose to her in June 1S95 but she refused me For this reason I went abroad and began to climb ice-¬ bergs I want you to dismiss the other three out there and have a little conversation with No G whom I know as Miss Gunderson along certain lines that I will lay down to you In fiveminuteshe returned beaming ¬ ly to the forlorn widows The three not wanted were immediately sent awaj-- and thereupon the following conversation took place between Tort and Miss Gunderson Mrs Baker you loved the decedent Benjamin Baker very dearly did you of them Tort I ¬ were rehearsing their own It is re-¬ ported that when this grand combina tion broke loose all the small boys in town thought a circus was coming along with its calliope which of course they pronounced callie ope while the two small policemen that pretended to protect the town of Lakerim are reported to have thought that a gang of outlaws was attacking the place and to have crawled into the deepest ditch in town and pulled the ditch in after them After every one had yelled himself hoarse each of the 12 began jelling again to quiet the others and the noise was almost greater than before At length however they quieted down enough to listen to the various candi dates for the yell History proposed a long Latin quotation and insisted on at least having some big words imthe yell He and Bobbles joined forces and compromised on the following ¬ ¬ ¬ Yes sir Her mother and I are both practical people and we have given her a practical education She can not only read Greek and play the piano she practices three hours a day but she can get a good dinner and make her purchases in market as intelligently as an experienced steward Moreover her abilities with the needle are not confined to fancy work Shes a treasure and we dont propose to have any misunderstandings about her future You Avere asking me if I thought I could support her in the style to which she has been accustomed ¬ ¬ question Do you think you can support mv daugh- ¬ ter in the style to which she has Deen ac- ¬ customed The parent spoke this phrase with the air of a man who thinks he has uttered a poser The suitor looked him in the eye Lets talk this thing over he said Do you think your daughter is qualified to make a man a good wife wasa evidently prepared for the usual Lutv I years J Why let your neighbors know it And why give them a chance to guess you are even five or ten years more Better give them good reasons for guessing the other way It is very easy for nothing tells of age so quickly as gray hair ¬ gem Doodle um Diddle um Dandle um The duodecimal Dozen - ¬ Punk however said that this was be¬ neath the dignity of such great men and- proposed one which he persuaded them to try over It could hardly be What She Called It You are always hearing of people who are called short but it was certainly comMaud Im a little uneasy in my mind well plete and consisted not only in spell in it in there are different kinds of its Ned asked me to marry him and I told him to be Atchison Globe I might some day Noav Avould you call ing out the full name of the club but that a promise surrounding this witr most of the well The first element of good table manners Marie No I should call it a threat known yells of all the colleges It went is either fortitude or dyspepsia usually the Puck latter Detroit Journal something like this knoAv ¬ ¬ On Getting Up from the Table was finally induced through reading some accounts in the newspapers regarding the wonderful cures wrought by Dr Wil- ¬ liams Pink Pills for Pale People to try them I took the pills according to direc- ¬ tions and soon began to notice an improve- ¬ ment in my condition Before the first box was used I could get about the house and after using five boxes was entirely cured The Hawaiian Islands Since that time I have felt no return of The Chicago North Western Railway the rheumatic pains I am confident that Dr Williams Pink Pills saved my life and lias issued a booklet with the abovs title I try to induce my friends who are sick to giving a brief description of these islands try the same remedy I will gladly answer their topography climate natural re- ¬ inquiries concerning my sickness and won- ¬ sources railways schools population etc derful cure provided stamp is enclosed for It contains a folding map and mentions the various steamship lines plying betAveea reply TRANK LONG Sworn to before me at Venice Mich this the Pacific ports and the islands Atten- ¬ tion is also called to the unparalleled fa- ¬ 15th day of April 1898 G B GOLDSMITH Justice of the Peace cilities offered by the North Western Line the Pioneer Line Avest and north Avest of Chicago for reaching San Francisco Los Too General Angeles Portland and other Avcstern points Smithson You can always judge a man This booklet Avill be sent to any address by the company he keeps upon receipt of four cents in stamps by W Johnson Thats pretty rough on a jailer B Kniskem 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago of a prison isnt it Illustrated American I I was Well I could But I dont propose to After she marries me shes not going to practice three hours a day on any piano nor cook dinners nor take back talk from market people Shes going to have all the sewing done outside of the house read what she enjoys whether its Greek or Choctaw and go to the matinee twice a week Its time that girl Avas beginning to hare some good times in this life Washington Star is a youth renewer It hides the age under a luxuriant growth of hair the color of youth It never fails to restore color to gray hair It will stop the hair from coming out also It feeds the hair bulbs Thin hair becomes thick hair andjShort hair becomes long hairi It cleanses the scalp re- ¬ and moves all dandruff prevents its formation We have a b6ok on the Hair which we will gladly send you II you do not obtain all the benents you expectea irom tno uso or uio Vigor write the doctor about it Probably there is some difficulty rith your general system which may be easily removed Address Dr J C Aycr Lowell Mass HJ dearly her handkerchief Oli so not and she sobbed in back you would cherish him fondly If fate would1 only give him happiness mur ¬ Ah this is most touching You ar mured the relentless Tort not now and have not been in any trance catalepsy or hypnotic condi- ¬ tion Sir I would devote my life to his In other words you are of sound mind and a free agent Of wearing mourning for you this blessed minute and have each filed individual claims for your large estate Married 13 times I echoed Exactij and each one of these widows seems to have proven a clear case against you I laughed loudly and reached for my that a bakers dozen of women are hat Where are you going and fall over another cliJf I replied better death in some foreign land than annihillation at the hands of 13 widows Unhand me Tort Be quiet then warned the solic- ¬ Im going back to tie Matterhorn asked Tort itor Re- ¬ Be a man Sit down member you cannot possibly be a hus band to all of them Well weed em out If we succeed in narrowing them down to one you can placate her by Give me liberty Tort or Never give me death Those are my senti- ¬ ¬ ments Hush not so loud Theres one of them just come into the outer office They drift in all day long by ones and twos We keep a clerk specially to at- ¬ tend to them Would you like to talk with this one She is No 9 Shall I send her in I Yes I returned desperately would like to have her give me some information Send her in And in she came It was Miss de - Smet fat fair and fortj I knew her well She gave a scream when she saw me and began to flutter her hands Dont faint I requested in a voice We are old of forced calmness friends Miss de Smet but I had no idea that we had entered the holy bonQs of matrimony I cannot recol- ¬ lect ever having married you Still I may have done so in a moment of tem- ¬ porary aberration Will you please state where it was and when andwhy you have struggled along all these years as Miss de Smet rather than as frs Baker - M x m - 22 v course Prime to choice creamery- 3 00 2 APPLES Choice to fancy Then there is a blissful surprise in 25 00 POTATOE- S- per bbl store for you Behold Something Like That CHICAGO This was our prearranged signal 3 50 3 30 FLOUR Winter patent The Comedian IVe iust signed a con61 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red and I burst from the room1 in which I tract and Ive got a fresh supply of jokes 63 No The Tragedian Ah Then youre bound had been hidden and advanced upon together until halfway through the last CORN-N- SOhlcago spring 29 JS 29J5 and gagged eh Illustrated American 22 21J4 the lady with outstretched arms long Hoo when the boys divided and OATS No 2 7 75 7 70 PORK Mess exclaimed raptur took different vowels This gave the LARD Steam Darlimr I 4 77J4 4 75 People frequently ask your opinion mereously ly to get to express their 0AAn Washington yell a blood curdling sound that re ¬ NEW YORK la Democrat 3 70 4 00 But she eyed me coldly What is minded B J of the tribes of Indians FLOUR Winter patent Estey Orgagi Co73lA 73 WHEAT No 2 red ¬ the meaning of this she asked calm- he had never seen Rupert Hughes in CORN No 2 mixed The trouble Avith people aaIio are all right 35 ft BrottSeboro Vt in their Avay is that they are usually in somely looking at Tort who is this man lv x St Kicholas 27 body elses Aay Brooklyn Life Dont you know me my love I BREAD WINNERS OF AMERICA OATS Mixed mess 10 00 9 85 PORK New 5 85 cried fearing my revenge was about SHOOT LARD Western I have used Pisos Cure for Consumption BALTIMORE to be snatched out of my hands Im both in my family and practice Dr G 6 00 5 60 Family Baker alive and well back from the There Are Xearly 2J000000 Persona FLOUR Wheat No 2 W Patterson Inkster Mich Nov 5 1894 69 69 Engaged in Various Occupa ¬ GRAIN tomb and I wasnt killed after all 5flOT 6UN SflELLg 04 70 Southern Wheat tions in This Country Ideals are pleasant steady company but 33ft Corn Mixed There is some mistake said Miss 29 they are inclined to be tyrannical Avhen they 28 Oats No 2 white Gunderson tapping her brow reflec51 Rye No 2 western are Avedded to Detroit Journal Interesting data about the occupa- CATTLE First 4 70 4 20 tively while a troubledilookcame over tions of the American people is given in HOGS Western quality 4 60 Bad Worse Worst Sprain Good Better her face You are not Baker not my the bulletin of the eleventh census re INDIANAPOLIS Best Remedy St Jacobs Oil Baker How were you supposed to cently made public Used byAllthe Mmpiom5hots 67 It shows that the GR AIN Wheat No 2 28K have lost your life Corn No 2mixed An emotional nature is often mistaken total number of people engaged in oc 22 Outs No 2 mixed fuze JchdNameqnaPostalgw for a sympathetic one Rams Horn Why I fell over a precipice cupations of all kinds in 1S90 was 22 LOUISVILLE FOR 152 PAGE ILLUSTRATED QtALOGUE Then there has been a mistake a 735901 Of the whole number of work ¬ FLOUR Winter patent 3 75 4 00 Deep as is the Sciatic nerve St Jacobs 67 68 great mistake she interrupted with ing people the females form 1722 per GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Winchester Reputing bms Oil will penetrate and cure Sciatica Corn Mixed 3li a dazzling smile My Baker was cent Divided by classes the working 180 WiNCHEsraiAvE NmftAvw Com 23 Oats Mixed 9 50 blown up on a steamboat I regret ex- ¬ people of the country are as follows PORK Mess The Avise man neither borroAvs trouble nor 5 50 tends his bicycle L A W Bulletin ceedingly that I mixed the Bakers but Agriculture fisheries and mining 9 LARD Steam they are so plentiful how could you ex- ¬ 013330 professional 944333 domestic pect a grief stricken woman to dis-¬ and personal service 4300577 trade MBS PINKHAM TALKS TO THE FUTURE WOMAN criminate Good day Mr Tort Sorry and transportation 3320122 manufac ¬ to have troubled you turing and mechanical industries 5 By that time I had lost all interest 091293 Considerably more than fourr And make no failures Will the New Generation of Women be More Write what you need in the remaining 11 widows and Tort fifths of the illiterate male population Beautiful or Less So Miss Jessie is still negotiating with them If he of the country and over one fourth of GO o TIFFIN kJpIj L00M1S flPSffiT OHIO Elmers Experience weeds them out as successfully as I the illiterate female population are weeded out two I shall feel tolerably Avorking Over 59 per cent of the work- safe and happy although I shall al- - ingrnen are married over 27 per cent A pleasing face and graceful ays cherish a lingering regret that Tsingle over three per cent AidoAved figure These to widen the sphereare equipments that I didnt prove to be Miss Gundersons and one quarter of one per cent di- ¬ of womans useful- ¬ Is the only sure cure in the world for Chronic Di Baker after all Cincinnati Commer- vorced In manufactures and median Bone ness How can a woman have grace cers UlcersUlcers Scrofalonn Ulcer and all Gangrene fever Sores Vari cose cial Tribune ics the carpenters and joiners number never of movement when she is suffering Old Sores It and fails lira vrs out all roloon expense sufferinc 11 from some disorder that gives her those Savessalve for Ahcee JPIlc- Cures permanent nig 6114S2 make up the greatest ele- Barns Cut Best Fleur-cle-Ii- is By mail and and Blue KJaRment with dressmakers and milliners How 13c all Fresh Wound AlVLiENsmall 53c large awful bearing down sensations Book free MEDICIKi J Scholars hold it far from certain f olloAvingwith 499090 There are a little can she retain her beautiful face when CO St Iaal Minn Sold by ilrugclsts s that the heraldic original ¬ over 1000000 bookkeepers clerks and she is nervous and racked with pain ly represented any flower whatever salesmen 09005S intihants and deal Young women think of your future and provide READERS OF THIS PAPER and adduce strong evidence to the con- ers 52S4557 farmers planters and against ill health Mothers think of your growing DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING trary but for all practical purposes overseers and 3004001 agricultural daughter and prevent in her as well as in yourself ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS the emblem of the people is what they laborers 349592 miners and only a SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING irregularity or suspension of natures duties wish to have it and suppose it to be little over 00000 fishermen and 03ster WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING trust your own judgment Mrs If puzzled dont ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS and so however it may have come nen Professors and teachers aggrePinkham will charge you nothing for her advice Avrite about Hie lily of France is now gating 347344 form tivrost numerous to her at Lynn Mass and she will tell you how to doubtless a kind of iris At the same of the professional classes Physicians make yourself healthy and strong time it is not a kind which like the blue and surgeons 10480c oome next then Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound strength- ¬ A UNITED STATES WALL MHPl fiagvof oun meadows is native only to lawyers S9G30 clergymen 8S203 gov- ¬ ens the female organs and regulates the menses as PftnV r vu ilulIUCUibU Ulay t America Furthermore as the French ernment officials 79004 musicians nothing else will Following is a letter from Miss 48x34 inchos printed in colo was always emblazoned in etc 02155 engineers and surveyors and mounted on a rollor will Jessie Ebnek 1712 West Jefferson St Sandusky Ohio gold and as one of the commonest Eu- ¬ 43239 artists and art teachers 22496 Dear Mrs Pxnkham I feel it my duty to letyou lot 15 cents In postage be eent to any address on receins to ropean species has yellow flowers we journalists 21849 and actors 9728 tratd know of the great benefit your remedies have been to portation P S EUSTISpay lor packing and AeentSi General PaeeenEer may pretty safely conclude that this Mines and Minerals me I suffered for over a year with inflammation of Q R R Chicago 111 O B yellow iris is the floral emblem of the ovaries I had doctored but no medicine did me Pace of Cnmels France As regards the giglio of the any good Was at a sanatarium for two weeks The Top Snap Seven miles an hour is the camels FISH TACKLE Florentines there can be no question oest pace Xor can it maintain this RPflftTSWPVW doctor thought an operation necessary but I made up Complete CHEAPER thu ELSEWHERE ¬ ¬ Doable that it is Dcoa tump for ctulocue Irit Flor rh te over tAvo hours Its usual speed my mind to give your medicine a trial before submit Breeck Q99 POWELL A CLEMFNT fin entine Boston Traveler ting to that I was also troubled with Leader VU w is about five miles an hour a sIoav 4lHlUiaStCIKCIXKATI leucorrhcea painful menstruation diz lounging pace beyond which it is At the Hat Store ziness nervousness and was so What have you in the early flail dangerous Avitb nine camels out of weak that I was unable ten to urge them or else as Asiatics harts HIIRFS WHFRF All FIKP pill to stand or walk I have break their hearts andlit Best Cough Syrup TaatcaGood Use Here is the Dewey and the1 Schley ay tfcey on taken in all several bot- ¬ m wme soia dv aruRRists rally the spot Chicago Intel and the Hobson all very fetching Ocean die tles of Lydio E Pinkhams styles Vegetable Compound and A IiOncr Lived Pish I fake a very large size A K E -17SO It is said that the ordinary carp if now in good health I will always give your medicine Blood Purifier and am WSLENN WRIT1NQxnen you a oetiter xrv on an the highest praise ID ABVSRTISJKS AgiiinaldOa Garcia or aBooseTelitw V0- Interfered with would live about please state that ea Mw tlte AdVrtt 500 years- Cleveland Plain Dealer Mrs Pinkhams Advice A Woman Dest Understands a Womans Ills weat ta riiis paper rn 12 To1 1 1 ¬ Siss ko ax ko ax boom rah Hullabaloo ha Bah rah rah Bah rah rah Bah rah rah The dozen started vigorously to yell this out and kept together fairly well until they came to the spelling of the long name but there they began to fall by the wajside they dropped to the ground exhausteds one by one so fast that by the time they reached the last Bah only one man survived and that was the long winged Punk and even he gasped it out like a sick rooster After this they all sat still on the ground where they had fallen and thought hard for some time and de- ¬ bated in whispers The result of this debate was the final selectionof a brisk yell that left some breath in the body of the yellers though it threatened to break all the windows for miles around The word Lakerim was given three times with a long a and a short i and the yell went out in a burst of glory all the voices keeping Breke-kek-e- x -b of a solicitor Dear Editor If you From sudden weather changes come Sore- or canvasser in your city or elseAvhere espeFrom St Jacobs Oil cially a man Avho has solicited for subscripness and Stiffness comes prompt cure tions insurance nursery stock books or tailoring or a man Avho can sell goods you will We like anyone honest enough to admit confer a favor by telling him to correspond AAith us or if you Avill insert this notice in laziness Atchison Globe your paper and such parties AAill cut this notice out and mail to ivs Ave may be able to THE MARKETS furnish them a good position in their own and adjoining counties Address American Woolen Mills Co Chicago Cincinnati Oct 10 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Write and teif LIVESTOCK CattlecommonS Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers Light shippers 3 25 SHEEP Choice 5 25 LAMBS 235 FLOUR Winter family GRAI- N- Wheat No2 red new Corn No Oat No Rye No HAY Prime 2 75 3 90 7 25 3 50 3 50 3 40 3 65 m m - 4 7 3 3 45 75 00 65 Not 3 65 3 90 5 65 260 31 NoSred 67 63 23M 19 They say he suggested just to see how she Avould take it that disease may be com- ¬ municated by kisses Im an immune she replied promptly Of course her fearlessness Avas reAvarded Chicago Post at All Afraid us just Siow much you can to choice PitOViSIONS Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUlTER Choice dairy 2 2 2 mixed 82o 9 50 455 You Can Get Allens Foot Ease FKEE Write to day to Allen S Olmsted Box 852 Le Roy N Y for a FREE sample of Allens shoes afford to pay for an Organ Well attend to Foot Ease a poAvder to shake into your It cures sAvollen aching tired feet The greatest comfort discovery of the age An instant relief for Corns and Bunions All druggists and shoe stores sell it 25 cents o-2 the rest ¬ - Cj HJ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Use Our Wei Drills w I AA ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - fleur-de-li- ¬ ¬ ¬ A W A Jl r4 A w A fleur-de-l- is FREE J d GUNS CTTTtl WVQ - Q -- - - JAsk Xi r f B 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARISjfKYr TUESDAY Vondefal Figure One of the most marvelous workmen in the world is Hauanuma Masakichi of Tokyo who has carved a figure in wood so like himself that when the two are placed side by side it is said to be almost impossible to tell which lives and breathes and which does not By several connoisseurs in art this wooden figure has been pronounced the most perfect and human image of man ever made Masakichi has faithfully reproduced every scar vein and wrinkle to be seen on his own body The figure is composed of 2000 pieces of wood dovetailed and jointed with such won- ¬ derful skill that no seams can be de- ¬ tected OCTOBER 11 L898 iMirMUtlltJIM IMJHTOI r Railroad Engineer Testifies to Benefits Received From HATING IN GEKMAN THE SARCASMS OF A VICTIM SURVIVED ITS CHARMS WHO iiummjfiwwCTixegttgaggJwtw Q SEP j2m Hi r i Dr Miles Remedies Be Kicks All the Way Down the Bill of Fare and 13 Particularly Irritated Over a Dish of Powdered Horse Iladish Served With Frozen Whipped Cream Beautiful III Z IpPI if I isii REQUIRES KO COOKING h HERE is co more responsible position H on earth than that of a railroad engin- ¬ eer On his steady nerves clear braint bright eye and perfect self command de- ¬ pend the safety of the train and the lives of its passengers Dr Miles Nervine and other remedies are especially adapted to keeping the nerves steady the brain clear and the mental faculties unimpaired Engineer F W McCoy formerly of 1323 Broadway Council Bluffs but now residing at 3411 Humboldt St Denver writes that he The Opium Cannots suffered for years from constipation caus- ¬ Well now can you from your exing sick nervous and bilious headaches and was fully restored to health by Dr Miles tensive experience give us your opinion Nerve Liver Pills I heartily recommend as to the state of Chinese opinion in re Dr Miles Remedies gard to the opium habit looking at the Dr Mills Tif rrflip state of things not only among the are sola bv all dniir SisS i ta working classes but also the merchants 7 EviKas -3s f 89 the literati the official classes and also Guarantee first bottle SC o25CC5UEws can you tell us what you saw during hpnpfits nv tuonpv rp P gfostora your sojourn in the interior which on dis funded Book Wfr Health ofS would give you an opportunity of form- ¬ eases of the heart and nerves free Address ing an opinion as to how the Chinese ¬ ¬ -- tion of hairs and the wooden figure has glass eyes and eyelashes in which no dissimilarity to Masakichi sown can be detected The Japanese artist posed between two mirrors while modeling this figure and for some time after its completion he posed frequently beside it to the confusion of spectators who were often entirely at a loss as to which was the artist The figure stands with a little mask in one hand and an instrument for carving in the other The lifelike eyes are apparently gazing at the mask and the face wears a look of intense absorption Tiny holes were drilled for the recep- ¬ Jl BR MILES MEDICAL CO ZGkhart Ind jSgggSa 1J2 tSa kswuosi va Silo BB k tfi 2ty k ua SB RSl rC Lcauws oueuiaiidid ui Miitfiiiia 20 YEARS IN OHIO S95 250000 CURED WE CURE EMISSIONS Nothing can be moro demoralizing to young or middle aged men than the pres ence or tneo nightly losses They luuuuto nxaiiucss uui vuuuc u lueiiut or aisgustanaa wnolo tram or symptoms They unfit a man for business married No matter life and social happiness whether caused by evil habits in yowth natural weakness or sexual excesses our JNew Method Treatment will positively cure you rj regard this question As regards Chinese popular opinion in respect to the opium habit it is decidedly against it There is a common Cantonese saying which sums up rather appositely the ten cannots with regard to the opium sot It says First give up the habit second enjoy sleep third wait for his turn when sharing his pipe with his friends fourth rise early fifth be cured if sick sixth help rela- ¬ tions in need seventh enjoy wealth eighth plan anything ninth get cred- ¬ it even when an old customer tenth walk any long distance That 1 think sums up the popular view of the Chinese with regard to the opium habit Opium Commission Report ¬ ¬ MQrIPF Wn PAY V- Header viii need linln PnrW nVinsn nr later excesses may have weakened you i HvrWeil 0 mint Mof slicnnpiW are not safe till cared Our New Method N Younsr Mfin Win nro nnln foolilo and haggard nervous irritable and ex- citaDie ioa Become iorgetrui morose and despondent blotches and pimnles sunken eyes wrinkled face etooping form and downcast countenance reveal tne ought or your existence 250000 cuked WE CORE VARICOCELE El No matter hw serious your case mav be or how long you may have had it our PCTCW TURTHfltt IttRATMWT will cure it The wormy veins return to tneir normal condition and nence the sexual organs receive proper nourish- ¬ ment The onrans become vitalized all unnatural drains or losses cease and manly powers return No temnorarv a nenent nut a permanent cure assured NU UUKK NO PAY NO OPERA TION NECESSARY NO DETEN TION bKOM BUSINESS -- CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure SYPHILIS GLEET EMISSIONS IMPOTENCY STRICTURE VARICOCELE SEMI NAL LOSSES BLADDER AND KID- ¬ NEY diseases CONSULTATION BOOKS FREE FREE CHARGES MODERATE If unable to call write tor a uihttTlUJN JJLANJi ior HOME How Galviu Caught Ward Nappinjj There never was a pitcher in this country who could excel old Jimmy Galvin in catching base runners napping said Jack Crooks I remember seeing the old fellow catch the foxiest base runners in the country asleep off the bags with the quickest kind of a motion There was one occasion when Gavie played a star trick of this kind on Johnny Ward The Pittsburgs were playing the New Yorks and the score was very close in favor of the former The New Yorks had two men on bases and Ward at the bat with two out Galvin signaled to George Miller to step to one side of the plate and deliberately gave four balls to Ward Johnny trotted to first and the next instant Galvin caught him napping big Beckley blocking him off It was a put up job and old Gavie didnt do a thing to Lawyer Ward but laugh at him all the way to the bench It was a feather in the old mans cap for Ward at that time was the star base runner of the League New York Sun ¬ ¬ ¬ E 1 t Ki El - ICIER v Full of Business The following old time handbill is sued near Lancaster England must have come from one who was emulating the oxample of the man who had five TP PAirvwrr talents and made of them five talents more Let us hope he was rewarded James Williams parish clerk sex ton town crier and bellman makes and W FOURTH ST sells all sorts haberdasheries groceries etc CINCINNATI O likewise hair and wigs drest and cut on shortest notice N B I keep an evening school where I teach at humble rates reading riting and rith metic and singing N B I play an hooboy occasionally if wanted N B ilDtilcS VaJkJ r wV By shop next door see where I bleed draw teeth and shoe horses with greatThe undersivurtd counm incr the firiu est scil N B Children taught to of Hazard Reii Lnnuhy have this dance by me J Williams who buy and day June 13 1S9S by mutual consent sell old iron and coats boots and shoes dissolved partnership E Reed as cleaned and mended A ball on Wednessuming all Uie ikbls hi liabilities days and Tuesdays Those owing the firm will please settlt with Mr Reed From Jane 13 1893 J The Paris Bill Poster H Hazard is not liable tor debts con The bill poster of Paris is a more abjv firm tracted bv picturesque personage than his brother Signed this 13th dav of June 189S of New York He plies his trade in all CE REED Eosp 4wks winds and weather and he is nothing J H HAGU ARD daunted by the assignment of a bleak suburban district on a rainy day DR CALDVELLS He ties his posters incased in a wa- ¬ terproof cover across his back He fastens on his paste pot He mounts his CURES INDIGESTION bicycle Then he opens his umbrella for he is an expert wheelman and can manage it and his wheel at once All over the umbrella are advertisements in little form of the article or the event which If you are going to have a sale and by his he intends to advertise in large posters so his entire route is wish to set a dinner at a reasonable placarded and he himself is a living price call on advertisement Paris Correspondent GEORGE RASSENEOSS t 20sept2m Cries the Hours Paris Ky In Ely place Holborn the old custom of crying the hours of the night by Charley still exists Charley bet- ¬ ter known nowadays as the night TOBACCO watchman has to call the hours in this spot from 11 p m till 5 a m Wet or fine he must not neglect his duty WIBEHOIISBGO London Globe ¬ Kennedys Kergan ¬ r22 v 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ wr-Tr--r iYRUP PEPS Sale Diooers i ¬ When you have examined the con stitution of the German cuisine you are tempted to grow loquacious You are conscious of having discovered that the psychology of a nation cannot be constructed upon a mere analysis of its made dishes Your estimate of Brillat Savarin sinks He could not tell you what you are even from all the menus Freiligraths philo- ¬ of your lifetime sophic conclusion that man is what he eats you straightway qualify as true only when referring to cannibalism And you will aver that only in the case of paleolithic man can you construct a man from the crumbs that fall from his dinner table And this you will want to prove and consequently will grow talkative with pre senting of much evidence And yet in your sane moments you will have a sneaking affection for the statement that a German is a German because he eats what he eats As a gen- ¬ eral rule he may be said to eat five times a day But his hunger - is con stantly being stilled He starts early in the day with a cup of cafe au lait and a small buttered roll This keeps him going till 11 oclock when he demolishes a slice of buttered rye bread spread with sHgos of hard boiled egg raw chopped beef or cheese This he washes down with a glass of ale thus stilling his inner man till dinner time Dinner takes place to ward 1 oclock and consists of soup generally nourishing a plate of meat with potatoes and fruit cranberries prunes or apricots occasionally cheese seldom sweets rarely a green vegetable Three hours later coffee is taken served with a piece of cake or thick bread and butter This is the hour precious to the gossip and the busybody the time for spreading scandal Toward 8 oclock the appetite again asserts itself The hour of the ubiquitous sau sages has arrived Their name is legion and they share the honors with slices of ham smoked gonse breast pieces of raw pickled hterring and in summer hard boiled eggs and potato salad Such is the German method of spread- ¬ ing the meals over the day Of course there are exceptions Many families have two ample meals a day but the bulk of the population eats mostly buttered bread and snacks In justice to Germany one must say that the fare in many a home will compare favorably with that of many an American family In the German restaurant the cuisine is on the whole monotonous and the food singularly insipid All meats seem to have the same flavor all are served with the same heavy viscous sauces and invariably escorted with the same soaplike potatoes Stodginess and heavi- ness are the great blots on the German fare The element of variety too seems considered superfluous In the concrete the subject is almost too painful to face the difficulty being to steer clear of exclamations denoting positive offeusiveness Some of the kickshaws which figure regularly upon the German table are reputed to be most sustaining They certainly are intense- ¬ ly and ostentatiously wonder inspiring One preparation is everywhere met with under the name more or less phonetically spelled of beefsteak a la tar tare Its basis is raw chopped beef this spread out into a pat of elliptical shape is crowned with the raw yolktif an egg raw finely chopped onion iis sprinkled over it a garniture of gher kins is added and the whole is eaten with much gusto and no worse consequences than a durable thirst In many of the dishes you discover all the humor feeling and imagination of a Wagnerian composition You find the resolute desire to build up harmony upon discord Of this nature may 6e considered the traditional menu of New Years eve carp pancake and punch These three brought into immediate juxtaposition and consumed in plethoric quantities generally have the desired effect that of inducing a hysterical Z good humor For stodginess nothing beats the favorite dish panache It consists of pickled pork sour cabbage and a puree of split peas boiled down to the consistency of stiff dough Experiments on this mass produce deplorable capers and cause one to grunt mournfully A variety of this diet is found in Berlin You substitute boiled balls of dough and indifferent prunes for the peas and cabbage and you have the dish popularly termed the Silesian kingdom of heaven Cold eels imbedded ina transhicid glutinous substance figiire in all workmens taverns while roast goose is de rigueur for all solemnities A dainty which we have recently met with in Berlin recalled Darwins remark that hardly any experiment is so absurd as not to be worth trying It consisted of finely powdered horse radish served up with frozen whipped cream One may sum up ones judgment by saying of German cooking what the art critic said of nature It has infinite potentialities Not the least of these is its ambition to discover victims that survive its charms onlv in the fnrm that the walls of Jericho survived the trumpet blast of Joshua LippinootVs Magazina w ¬ ¬ ¬ 2 4 It J sum mim and guffs stiff and kice Q ypBaaaiiaaBswaigfe I ME FOUND OF THIS STARCH WILL CC a m ruurnj ako a HALF CF ANY OTHER S7A6CU mm j rK UCJlUElKGERBROSCoJ w fcsZ FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH Flat Iron Brand To indace you to try this brand of starcho that yoa may find out for yourself that ail claims for its superiority and economy are true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of ¬ C j t iFri am m H3 5 rA mi At ¬ ¬ exact reproductions of the Sioooo fiioiirlsHTrMviiA rhirh irriii h o mn you 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