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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 14, 1898

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If I rTwHCF CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FEIDAY Established feb i 1881 EIGBTEEKTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 14 1898 She will have on exhibition hii elegaut line of - fashionable Fall milli NetvK Vote iaclieruii lu And About The nery I Kurir Henry T Allen of U S Army Major C Paul id a candidate for Town acconipaniedaby his wife and thr e chil- dren are guests at J Or Alleu s Marshal SUfonso Henderson for Fined John Thornton is cleiking at the wounding Preston Madison 9 Monday postoffice Mayberry disorderly 5 All are eol Mies Lucy Reese of Mason is visit ¬ ored persons ing relatives here Mr U H Dailey and family mived Prof Beats training school is re to Nicholas Wednesday Mr Martin splendant in new unilorms and bridewill occupy the house ONeal Will Talbott of Atlanta Ga is a vacated by Mr Dailey 3 guest of his father near town Mr and Mrs Montgomery Pickett Mrs Jennie Lyle of near Paris was of Chicago and Miss Anna Oshoriip of Mason weregnests of Mr John Bedford the gues of virs Sandusky Sunday family Tinesday iYliss Jennie Purnell has been the and Mr G W Huffman and wife of guest of relatives in Paris this week Berry and AJrs Mary E Watson of Miss Maegie Raukm and Mr Win Cham paigut ills were gnests of Dr Grimes returned from Linnetta Springs Huffman Tuesday Mrs Kimhrough an i babe of Cyu Strayed -- Two brood sows weiirht thiaua are guests of John Jameson br 200 and 40pounds from farm of C Mrs VV W Gill of Washington was R Turner both Poland Chinas large the guest of her sister Mrs J M Ar sow has a bruised pbice on shoulder Liberal reward for return to Frank thur Vimout It Miss Anna Co- way and Miss Fannie MARKlED fAt Lovelaud Ohio las t Porter visited lelatives in Carlisle this week John W Hirfell and Miss Katin week Quella of Buffalo New York Mr Mr Martin Bowles united with the and Mrs Hutsell arrived here Saturday Christian Church at Indian Creek last and were greeted by the groom s rela- week fives and frieuds Thev will probably Miss Alice Spears of Paris guest of reside at Buffalo Mk s Ldbe Thorn returned home yes- nrtnj R Jr TAlnt n n Kt4-vi in v terday t n privates a detail Lieut OasHVfand Mrs M C Thomason guest of her of the Sevtmrh Brigade from Camp son Mr Ben Thomason has returned to Hamilton patted to Blue Licks Sunday and returuenpnesday They selected a Chicago raiifje ani tner Mr Jas Battertonof New York was ruin vvitbWthe win remrn for a this week remanent two the guest of his aunt Mrs Sandusky weeks cam this week The Town Council has refitted the Always ask for Paris Milling town jail with new bedding tor the prisoners Cos Purify flour Ml grocers Dr D D Eads of Paris was bete keep it Insist on having Purity Wednesday to see Mrs Ada Smith wLo pvprv timpf is quite ill m Robt Molutyre and family have re turned from a vitit with relatives in Piano ffiiircliasera Guide Lexington Tins Guide vas compiled by the most Dr C B Smith is a delegate at the Grand Lodge I O O F in Winches- expert authority on pianos in this ter this week country Mfgives the grade and price at M C teachers will give a which the leading pi aims made in the The music recital at 730 to night in the TJ S can befbought at the present time College Chapel MILLERSBURG KO 82 N Browers Lexingtons Busiest Store room Ii Special Kates CARLISLE EXQUISITE FALL DRAPERIES We are now showing some beautiful creations in highart draper ¬ Ex lusive patterns new ies direct from the world famed designers styles lowest prices colors latest ORIENTAL CURTAINS 5 00 pr SILK FACED CURTAINS 7 50 pr I SATIN RUSSE CURTAINS 81000 pr MANTLE LAMBR1QU1NS 8175 each A handsome line of BATTENBEHG CURTAINS fivm S750 to 2750 per pair j With thoughts turned toward refurnishing the wall paper stock The great invites your attention The key note is NEW GOODS You find your dec ration scheme and space is full of New ideas supply all its requirements at one visit It is much easier to plan match and study here among the goods than at home Visdt the Department Fine Specials For This Week A Carnation nattern r othiner but thefiairran e lacking 15c wV flnr Snpnisil Jiof sinrl YpI1iv Kvinr TvikIi Psilfpvn ns nprfppt as trifi Tr VJfc natural Scotch roses 20c s Four 30 inch Ingrains at lOc with match ceiling at 20 2d prize at 50c match molding at 5c a foot r In the Wall Paper Store - lit r t Carpets Furniture Wall Paper RRAWH EA 4 y w il sro - ON OUR FALL AND WINTER ¬ OVERCOATS FOR THIS WEEK - ¬ Our 35 Overcoats for 30 Our 30 Overcoats for 25 Fine Imported Trousers for r 7 and 8 CO Mr Louis Rogers aud Ridge visited relatives i nd Wednesday tor Rh11 Armstrong sisters Mrs Cha Ben nsou in Lexington family of Cane of buying afpiano will send you ope here Tuesday free of charge It will be of great value fco ow- Call on or address S Buford is visiting her aud Mrs Har- - Kirtley HotM Windso- - Paris Ky It is nicelyilintrdted If you think PARIS FURSI3HIHG H S tBticsi I Tlifi TTriV4TVJ TTo marln 4i JIWIF1 k TAILORING STOUT Manager J McGANX Cutter No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure Consumption or Asthma in ad vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure and saddle mare for 210 Mr Henry Batterton of Eminence has beeti the gnet t of bis sister Mrs John V Iugls this week Mr Chas Calvert and wife of Ger mantowu were giusta of McClelland Bros Tuesday and Wednesday Misses Mie Tnrner aud Mary Smed ley an gn sts of Mestis A and B Smedlev at Hutchisou tins week The quevtiou of nnacnng and enforc ing a town ordinance prohibiting stock running at larne is bt iu agitated Hon Holla Hart of Fb mingsbnrg a d Dr ISoxes ot L xiugton were here looking tor gocd horses this week Messrs C W Howard Owen Ingds T L Judy ami Santord Allei were in C nciunati on bnmess this week o lfereuce The West Virginia M E has made a presiding elovr ot Ernest Robinson who formerly resided here Rev R H Wightman aid family of Loudon Ky wvr ynsts of Prof O M bst and wiSe tbe fi st ot the week ¬ mfi8tTnmGEiffiffi of tlie best lints made teed in quality style and finish at the low price of 3 is on sale by Price Co sole agents Dr Adairs Dental Parlors Having recently been several times asked if I was still conducting iny dental parlors I desire to inform the public that I am still at their service and can be found at my office opposite the Court- ¬ house My interest in a bowling alley does not conflict with uy practice See ¬ guaran- - my card in another column lOucilt J Et Adaiu D D S pay full value for musty damp and off grades tfj R B Hutchcraft of wheat e will Musty Wheat An Incendiary 1 Iire ft w Sold by James Kennedy Druggist A B Campbell nf Nicholas sold to sufficient innrauce to m ik von safe in Ora Collier the John Hnry Wrenn farm of 60 acres near town for 3400 any event i write policies for the best and as insurance companies sound as any agent Mrs Rbt Caliweli for the United cheap Millinery Co v lit nave an opening t T Porter Smith day and to morrow in the old Howard Paris Ky lloct tfi rtfiltTrijMy a j i re is all other conflagrations strikes a business mu wheu he can ljast afford it The only t afe way is to carry it S nw Ring out the old Ring in the new Ring out the false Ring in the true We bring to you the new and true from the piney forests of Norway Round trip to Knoxville Tenn Oct News Culled From Nici olit County Precincts and 19 one fare on account of free From the Mercvrv street fair and trade carnival One fare ronnd trip to St Lonis Oct Dr M Dills left Monday afternoon 2 3 and 4 account of Grand Lodge of for Cbk ngo to visit tbe Cook County Old FHlows Hospital Died At his home near this city on the 8th iust Mr Frank Qniett aged The RnJirbe soft acd stiff about 55 years ha1 s late Fail styles at 2 one T C Colliver left Wednesday after ¬ noon for Cincinnati to purchase a stock of thr best hats ever offered in Bourbon County for the money of dry goods sh ies etc for his new store at Pnce Gos sole agents Died At the borne of his brother Benj Hnff in Maysville Thursday morning Oct G 1898 Mr Win Huff STREET GAMIN IN REAL LIFE of this city Last Thursday some boys in firing at Not So Noble In Character as the Story a flock of birds shot Mr W H Wangh about the body and head five or six Writers Picture Him shot hit hiuT and one below the left eye I have read a good many stories said the city man about the honest Mr Arthur Thomason eun of E P newsboy who chases a man three blocks Thomason near Heaiynarters a fine to return the 5 goldpiece given in looking yix footer is enjoying a sixty mistake for a nickel the sympathetic day furlonnh at his fathers in this bootblack who protects the widows countv He is a member of hf First son or the heroic street gamin who Illinois regiment and was in the hard gets run over by a dray while rescuing fighting t Santiago Court day here was a big crowd another boy and murmurs Is Jimmy in town Monday and trading in stcck all right and then dies I have come Grimes sold yearl ¬ to the conclusion that these stories are was brisk Potfs ing cattle for 27 05 per head E D written by girls fresh from school or Baxtf r bought 1 heifers at IQ 50 Thos refined old niaids who live in a village Linvil old Dr Reynolds eight yearl ¬ and they are read by men who thought- ing steei jt 1 pei bead nd received fully stick the tongue into the cheek 11 two y old sterF frMii Jas Stewart while reading Yet there are men who and Syertiiiug from W J Kenton W B Griffith oi Bourbon bought two car read and believe loads ot New Yoik Ule trom W J I saw one of this class the other day who went to the rescue of a bootblack Kennedy at 4 who was trying to fix his broken box Marrijld Ar the residence of Thos 44 My lad said the good man they Griffin in this county Tlton W Crump always call them lads in these stories and Miss Mildred Riobey At the home yon are in trouble Let me assist of Marion Hamilton near Easr Union Mr Joseph Mann aud Miss Julia Parker you Near Evvimr on Oct 12 18i8 Mr David Then he knelt on the sidewalk in Clark his good clothes used a half brick foi of this ami Miss Leon a Galbraith of both county At the home the a hammer raked up some twine from brides granc mother Mrs Susan Barr his pocket and after 15 minutes hard in this city Tuesday evening Oct 4 work made a creditable job Mean- 1898 Mr rs E Dawson of Maysville while about 30 street boys gathered and Miss Emma Mven of this city around One slipped a piece of old iron At the home of the brides parents Mr into his pocket the grateful bootblack and Mrs Frank Buffetetter near this with a bit of chalk decorated his back city on Wednesday Oct 5 1898 Mr with a hideous caricature his hat was Bruce Hnddleson a prominent young knocked into the gutter as he arose farmer and stocktrader aud Miss Vena Huffstetter Tbe marriage of Mr Mar-¬ and one of the boys accused him of tin ONeil of Millersbnrg and Miss stealing a dabber Nora Martin of tbi city was solem- ¬ The man flushed with natural in- ¬ nized at the Catholic Church Tuesday dignation and immediately there arose evening a whoop of derision and as he strode away he was guyed by the whole crowd 1h N Excursions for two blocks While in this frame of mind it would have done him good to Ouejf are for the jound trip to Annnalfer t have interviewed some dhivtn6 pw t who write the picturesque tales about iu44-n-rft- in-u t toil Chicago the imaginary street boys Round trip 205 to Olympia Springs Times Herald and return during Summer season Parties contemplating a summer tour can get valnable information time- ¬ PANBESAS LETTER table hotel guides and Summer resort An Account of an Egyptian City Thirty booklets by calling ou or addressing F B Carr Genl Agent Centuries Ago Paris Ky Probably the oldest letter in the world is the letter of Panbesa written Insure in my ag ency non ¬ 15 centuries before Ohrisfc to his friend union Prompt -- paying reliable Amenemapt a scribe The manuscript is of perishable papy- companies insures against fire rus and it is amazing that it should wind and storm have survived for more than 30 cenW O HINTG Agent turies and still be legible is preserved in the collection of the It Storage For Grain British museum It has been several times translated during the present cencapacity at I have tury It presents an interesting picture houses forstorage bushels of my ware- ¬ 30000 of life in Egypt in the time of Rameses which I will issue negotiable wheat for warehouse II It is more in the nature of a literary receipts and wiil guarantee the holder production a poem composed in cele- can borrow two thirds the market price bration of the visit of Pharaoh to tho of the grain at the banks at seven per city of Pa Rameses than an ordinary cent interest Storage one cent per bnshel per month or fractional part letter of today Panbesa greets his lord the scribe thaeof No charge for handliutr or Amenemapt to whom be life health sacks Parties who held their wheat and then goes on to de- last year were paid handsomely for so¬ and strength doing Will pay New Yoik or scribe the verdant fields the thrashing more prices less the freight any Balti time floors the vineyards the groves of you wish to sell olives the orchards of figs the great R B HUTCRCRAFT daily markets with their fish and waterfowl and swarms of purchasers Use Parib Milling Cos Purity The citizeis nad their sweet wine flour for sale by all grocers of Khemi pomegranate wine and wine from the vineyards and to these they Ask for it Take no other added beer of Kati There was music in plenty furnished The very best companies com- ¬ by the singers of the school of Memphis On the whole Pa Rameses seems to pose my agency which insures have been a pleasant place to live in against fire wind and storm The lesser folk are there equal with Non union and Panbesa writes the great folk W Or HINTON Agent that its maidens were in holiday attire every day with locks redolent Dont use any other but Purity Washington Star of perfumed oil flour from Paris Milling Co tell 18 ¬ ¬ r -- w- - - ¬ ¬ A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE Haslmll bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- ¬ tions Also draw out grate removable and renewable without having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction 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 -- Natures most natural remedy Improved by Cure for coughs science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila- ¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS sale by allprominent dealers K fliri TERSTEGGE GOHMANN CO VLouisville Ey i I AM 88 YEARS any remedy equal toOLD Bells Ur It gives quick and permanent relief grip as well as coughs and colds It makes in weak 1 unes stronjr Mrs M A Metcalfe ducahKy Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Bottles Only 25c 50c and 100 Size BE SURE YOU GET and never used i Dr Bells Fiir4ney and the Columbus avenue car was crowded A young woman stood looking from oue seated man to another but the men w aid lut budge She looked timidly then appealingly then daggers but they did not care Finally the worst dressed and rough- ¬ est looking man in the car got up Hero is a at for yon mum he said suvuly Oh rhiink j ou ever so much said the yor i lady shooting glances at the other men which said You are gentle- ¬ men but this uneducated laborer could give you a lesson in manners Presently she was shifting about on her seat shielding now her face now her whit6 stand up collar and looking with a troubled face at a point in the ceiling from which the water came down at irregular intervals in splashes as big as a cent The well dressed men bnrled their smiles in their newspapers The labor ¬ er now ensconced in a corner near the a wink JSfew driver gave his York Commercial Advertiser ¬ vis-a-vis In His Manner your grocer you raining cats and dogs outside It was All grocers A Method want no other keep it PI Pleurisy and pneumonia are fre- ¬ quently developed in a very short Space of time from a common cold and if such an acute inflammation of the lungs is not promptly allayed the worst may JiapDen With the aid of Dr Bulls Cougl Syrup however you need not have any fear for this great remedy speedily subdues the inflammation etse3 the pain in breathing and alw lys effects a cure in a wonderfully short time unsv GougEi Swrim are small and pleasant U akc Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists Do s MP res m rieunsy an v eumonia mmfumfmmm ffsr r- - oys - v7 fw F zW rwfM f 2 CUBANS ARE PROTESTING The Manzanillo Officials Receive Instruc tions Not to Turn Over Their Offices to the Americans ¬ THE MINERS RIOT AT VIRDEN BuUJSJBON NEWS ILL SHE PLEADED PARIS Y FRIDAY OCTOBER 14 1898 ONE MILLION SPECTATORS NOT GUILTY O Battle Between Striker and Officers EijThc Mod AVere Killed and a Irge Number Wounded Mrs George Alleged Murderer of George D Saxtou Arraigned An Alibi Her Defense Man in Womans Garb tt is Claimed That Many lieheld the Para da of the 25000 Superblv Uniformed Knights Templar at Pittsburgh patch from Manzanillo says now that the American flag- is flying- over that - Santiago de Cuba Oct 13 A dis ¬ city the Cuban element has come to the surface The people are seemiug--lThe mayor and colenthusiastic lector had both received instructions ¬ not to turn over their offices to the Americans except under protest and in the presence of the consul and a notary In the office of the collector was found a cable message from Senor i r I i Montero the chief of customs at Ha ¬ vana notifying him that the military occupation of the Americans was not to effect the civil administration which is still under autonomous gov ¬ ernment and to remit regularly all funds to Havana by a trusted mes- ¬ senger The mayor of Alcade had similar in- ¬ structions from the minister of justice 3ut CoL Ray the American military commander at Manzanillo is not the man to stand nonsense lie immedi- ¬ ately suspended the protesting officials and temporarily appointed others Not a cent however was found in the treasury Ray Wednesday received a mes- ¬ sage from Senor Alaso president of the Col insurgent government asking our commander if he Maso could make an unofficial visit to Manzanillo without being discourteously treated by the The colonel Americans in authority replied that he would be glad to re- ¬ ceive Seno Maso who probably will f I I f r J 1 arrive on Thursda The arrival here of the insurgent president will probably simplify the important question of the disarma ment of the insurgent forces in the Manzanillo jurisdiction Gen Rios the Spanish commander apparentry thought the insurgents would be given the civil government of Manzanillo and he was astonished when he found this was not the case The steamer San Juan has left here with 104000 rations The Spanish club liere fearing trou ¬ ble has closed and a company of the fith regular United States infantry is stationed in its neighborhood to keep order Gen Wood recently received word that an attack upon the Spanish bank had been planned and though he did not believe this to be true he deemed it wise as a matter of precaution to send two companies of troops to guard the building There are about 2000 Jamaican Ne- ¬ groes in this city waiting for work which is not to be had -- ¬ r A COLD WAVE IN THE SOUTH It May Check the Dread Scourge of YeU low Fver in Mississippi Alabama Quarantines Against Infection Jackson Miss Oct 13 A cold if wave which struck this portion of the state Tuesday night has had an in ¬ spiring effect upon the population re ¬ maining Hopes are entertained that it may linger long enough to check the progress of the fever Its effect is not visible as yet how ¬ ever Two more important towns are under investigation and one Colum- ¬ bus has practically been reported in ¬ fected It has a population of 5000 The State Industrial College for Girls is located there none of the higher ed ¬ ucational institutions in the state be ¬ ing thus left untouched with the ex ¬ ception of the Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical college a Negro institu ¬ tion in Jefferson count- Montgomery Ala Oct 13 The state of Alabama has quarantined against the yellow fever infected states of Mississippi and Louisiana Chicago Oct 13 Mayor Harrison has issued an appeal to the people of Chicago for contributions to relieve suffering in the south caused by yel ¬ low fever AN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT The Stars and Stripes Will Be Raised Over San Juan Porto Kico on Tues ¬ day October 18 ii i i f s JJP is officially announced that the American flag will be raised over San Juan on October 18 The joint meet ¬ ings of the United States and Spanish evacuation commissioners terminated Wednesday Hereafter the American commission will meet privately to set¬ tle the final details of transfer Rr Adm Schley who is recovering from his sprained ankle expects to sail for home on or before October 24 The Spanish transports Rabat and Cavadonga arrived Wednesday morn ¬ ing from Cadiz to embark the remain ¬ der of the Spanish forces Wednesday the Stars and Stripes were raised over Bayamon and Rio It San Juan de Porto Rico Oct 13 Piedras Pittsburgh Pa Canton O Oct 11 Mrs George Oct 12 What oi was arraigned in justice court Monday Jerusalem Virden 111 Oct 13 The arrival was to the crusaders almost the imported Isegroes from the south morning She waived the reading of a thousand years ao that was this at 1230 Wednesday was followed by a city Tuesday to the Knights Templar desperate battle All night and early Tuesday morn Five hundred shots were exchanged ing every railroad leading into the between the strikers on one side and city every street car line enter ¬ Sheriff Davenport and his deputies ing from the surrounding suburbs and railroad police on the other side came in with loaded cars holding is thought that at least 20 men on thousands and thousands of people It The hour of the parade was set for both sides were killed and wounded ten were 10 oclock a m and from early dawn The best information is that killed five fatally wounded and five everybody and everything was astir at Al A Chicago seriously wounded the various headquarters of the differ special noliceman is among the ent commanderies preparing fox-- the ton His name is said to kbe D march killed In the yards of the railroad depots and the hotels all was life and Ivelle3 Alton tram When the Chicago bustle and soon the first troops of plumed knights dressed in the full re- ¬ bearing the Negroes arrived it was who galia of their various positions in the met by fully 1500 armed miners 1 on each side of the were lined up order appeared on the street Here the band was waiting upon them track between the telegraph office and MRS ANNA C GEORGE Chicago-Virde- n and now the mine of the the march to the train the affidavit and entered a plea of not rendezvous began At 8 oclock all The company Coal was stopped immediately in front guilty A preliminary hearing was down town streets were filled with dif of the east gates of the stockade set for 1 oclock Thursday afternoon ferent detachments of the paraders It is claimed the defense of Mrs and as each had its own band of music Dozens of and the trouble began George will be an alibi and that the the music was well calculated to inshots were fired from the stockade at the white men while the strikers were shots were fired by a man in wom- spire the greatest enthusiasm In the ans garb meantime the points of vantage along half a mile away and the Chicago the route of the parade were rapidly Alton policeman was undoubtedly NEXT MANILA EXPEDITION filling up Seats had been erected all killed by a shot from the tower is very much excited Troops Selected by Gen Merriam to Go to along the line of mareh to accomThe town modate 200000 people and the anx and men are securing whatever arms the Philippines Mostly Western iety that was t splayed by the sight they can get hold of expecting to use and Southern Men seers to get possession of these cov own protection if the them for their San Francisco Oct 11 Gen Mer- eted points cf observation led to indetrouble spreads Women and children are running to their homes and bar riam has chosen the following forces scribable scenes of enjoyable and somericading themselves behind their to constitute the next and probably times amusing controversies between final expedition to the Philippines the would be purchasers and the vend ¬ doors There is the greatest indignation Third battalion 23d inf antry and Ore- ers of these seats Long before the felt here against Aline Operator Luk gon recruits 15 officers G43 men Bat- ¬ parade began to move however all ens who is held responsible for the teries A and D California heavy ar- these seats were occupied and in fact tillery 8 officers 297 men Wyoming every foot of available SDace alon tragedy 111 Gov Tan light artillery 2 officers 100 men Ne the line of march was filled with men Oct 13 Springfield ner has just received a telephone mes- vada cavalry 2 officers 94 men 1st women and chileren while windows sage from Sheriff Davenport of Ma Washington infantry 43 officers 1158 and even roofs were also swarmed coupin county that the fight between men 20th Kansas infantry 43 officers with anxious sightseers It is esti1121 men 1st Tennessee infantry 35 mated that the parade proper was the miners and those guarding the stockades is still going on and over officers 10G5 men 51st Iowa infantry made up of upward of 25000 uniform 43 officers 1044 men Totals 191 off- ed knights moving along in carriages one hundred men have been killed The governor ordered Capt Craig icers 5579 men In most of the regi- on horseback or on foot and there in command of battery B and irons ments and detachments a great falling were at least a million spectators lined of Veterans companies at Pana to pro- off from the original strength is to be along the route of the parade which Capt Craig observed which is accounted for by was seven miles long ceed at once to Virden will leave Pana for Springfield in a absentees from leave on sick furlough THE INDIAN WAR AT AN END short time and thence proceed to on detached service in the general hosVirden with Battery B and one pital and by discharges desertions and Bear Island or Pillager Indians Will Sur The battalion of the 23d company Sons of Veterans regiment deaths render to United States Authorities Only Terms to Be Arranged The governor also ordered Col Hamil- United states infantry and the re- ¬ ton commanding Sons of Veterans cruits for the 2d Oregon regiment have St Paul Minn Oct 13 A Walker regiment to rendezvous four com- been designated for embarkation on the panies of his regiment at once at Senator which will sail by the end of Minn special to the Dispatch says Springfield for equipment the week and may carr3T 200 more men The Bear island or Pillager Indians Gov Tanner said I shall give probably one of the batteries of the will surrender and war has been averted It only remains for the terms Capt Craig who will command the California heavy artillery to be arranged before the hostiles will troops at Virden orders to sup come into the agency Father-- Aloysius Dress the riot wotect life and rrop HOTEL FIRE IN PITTSBURGH Homanutz Gus Beaulieu and Chief erty and tor notf allOw imported la ¬ the three bor to be unloaded at that place Knights Templar Make a Hasty Exit Two peace commissioners who left on the Men Injured One Fatally Knights mine since owners have the Flora Tuesday evening for the hostile Parade the Streets carried out their threat in ¬ camp got back at 4 oclock Wednesday by avarice and gain fluenced Pittsburgh Oct 11 The Pdche morning They got to the camp at Black to precipitate this riot and bloodshed lieu hotel a four story structure On Duck Point at the mouth of the Boy I do not propose that they shall further Liberty street opposite the Union de- river at 9 oclock Tuesday night In disturb the peace of the state The mine owners and managers are re- ¬ pot caught fire at 8 oclock Monday dians on watch responded to signals and the three peace commissioners sponsible for and guilty of the murder morning The majority of the guests were went ashore in a skiff carrying flour brought about by this conflict and should be indicted by the grand jury Knights Templar attending the trien- bacon sugar1 rice tobacco and canned nial conclave They were awakened goods They met a large number of for murder as I believe they will be Virden 111 Oct 13 A detail of oy dense smoke and made a hasty ef the Indians back in the woods and were given a cordial greeting Hands militia at 1050 Wednesday night kill- fort to reach the street C M Yohe of Pittsburgh was near were shaken all around and the bat ed ex Lieut of Police Tom Presly suffocated George Itupp sergeant tle of a week ago was talked over The ton of Chicago at the stockade He was sitting outside the stockade as of Company F United States infan Indians alluded to it as a little fun They asserted that none of their guard The militia gave the bystand try fell from the second story window and received painful but not fatal in- number were killed or wounded ing miners the command to halt and was not in conference Preston stepped back to the gate The juries For a time the entire block was with the peace commissioners but his militia fired and he was shot in the stomach He was carried into the of- threatened but the flames were sub greetings were shouted back and forth The damage across the little bay between him and fice in the stockade where he expired dued after a hard fight the commissioners He waited all day Wednesday night Ed Green of Mt was not extensive More than a hundred commanderies for the emissaries to appear and left Olive a union miner died of injuries for his home across the bay soon after received in Wednesdays shooting are here from all over the country In uniform with chapeaux gayly dark When the boat got in This makes a total of eight dead plumed they marched the streets sight the Indians sent up skyJohn M Hunter of Pontiac the president of the Illinois district of the Monday The central part of the city rockets After landing a big fire was United Mine Workers of America lies is beautifully illuminated with more built and a conference held for three at the Collins house in a critical condi- than 400000 incandescent lamps at hours The Indians were familiar night with every movement of the troops tion The following wounded miners are OHIO CENTENNIAL CHANGE and marshals and nothing told them was new Thej7 asked why newspaper in St Johns hospital Albert Smith Mount Olive Gustave It is to Be Turned Into a National Exhibi ¬ men had not come out and said they expected them When it was explainWerseip Mount Olive Edward Upton tion and Centennial Anniversary of ed that it was thought advisable for Springfield Thomas Jennings Spring the Purchase of Louisiana only a few people to go out the hosfield Joe Haines Girard Joe Runk O Oct 11 Toledo The Ohio cen- tiles laughed at the fears of the peoGirard William Herman Girard tennial which is planned for on an ple and invited the correspondents Jos Easton Mount Olive Jos Long elaborate scale for 1903 is to be turned to go out Wednesday A report in Mount Olive ¬ The miners are gathered in little into a national exhibition and centen- writin- made to Indian Commissioner knots on the street of the city Wednes- ¬ nial anniversary of the purchase of the Jones will not be received until a later The emissaries reday night but there have been no dem Louisiana tract The purchase of this hour Wednesday gave the coantry 22 states and fused to make public their report untract ontrations they will be asked to join in the cele- til submitted to Commissioner Jones The dead miners were removed from the vicinity of the stockade to hotels bration and the Ohio centennial com- further than to say that the Indians and livery stables and the wounded missioners are working on a plan to will come to the agency when a reply miners were taken on litters to the make it the greatest American exposi- is sent back to the statements in the commissioners station and taken to Springfield Wed- tion since the Worlds fair Congress report of the will be asked to sanction the project Mrs McKinley Leaves for Chicago nesday night on the S oclock train Canton O Oct 13 Mrs McKinley SniiN gfield 111 Oct 13 The speA Husbands Revenge cial train on the Chicago Alton St Louis Oct 11 Charles Eemm a wife of the president left Wednesday which brought the Alabama Negroes private in Company E 2d Missouri night over the Pennsylvania railroad from Virden had eight wounded men volunteers stationed at Lexington for Chicago in a private car attached all deputies except one who was a Ky who is nowhere on a furlough to the 527 train She is accompanied colored miner who was taken to Monday shot and killed Leslie Wesley by her cousin Mrs Lafayette Mc Wilthe Springfield city hospital Of a Negro with whom he found his wife liams of Chicago and Maj Webb C Hayes these one man died Wednesday night living ¬ Mil M The United States are certainly entitled to retain possession of the Philippine islands if the peace commissioners so decide for the cost of the war runs far into the millions 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 will accomplish the task easily The poor as well as the rich can afford it Mr De Science The officers of the 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Viola Kathryn Clemmons British steamer Wehawken from Lon ¬ and Charles Kidd two colored prison- ¬ the actress was married at the Hol¬ don was ers in jail on different charges made land house at 830 oclock Wednesday gether burned Monday morning to- ¬ with her cargo of oil while ly their escape by knocking down Turn ¬ evening to Howard Gould a son of the ing at anchor in the Delaware river key Gibson and running out of the late Jay Gould and brother of George The loss is estimated at 200000 main entrance When Gibson opened J Gould No member of Mr Goulds the door to let out a trusty as he sud aamily was present New Manager of the Gibson House By a clause in posed Frazier and Kidd came out tne will of Jay Gould it is provided Columbus 0 Oct 11 J p Bliss Knocked him down and escaped Offi ¬ that if any one of his children who has resigned as manager of the marries cers with bloodhounds went in pur ¬ without the con sent of a majority of Great Southern Hotel Co this city is suit immediately and traced them as the others he ipso facto forfeits one fiaid to be in Cincinnati considering a far as the second railroad bridge be ¬ half of the fortune which comes to proposition to take the managerxieiix low the city where the Irail was lost hm under the terms of the wilL of the Gibson house there ¬ rible cruelties perpetrated on political prisoners in Salvador Mrs Anna George Hound Over from South American ports The ves-¬ sel brings news of executions and hor ¬ Cruelties Practiced on Political Prisoners Sax Feancisco Oct 13 The steam- ¬ er City of Panama arrived Wednesday msBm m emember the name when you My again QpQpmCWWIMMPttftft mmmsm3 S HASTE IS NAE SPEE DOfJT HURRY THE WORK UNLESS YOU USE 3S 9 m k Canton O Oct 13 Magistrate Reigner at noon Wednesday bound over Mrs Anna George for the action of the January grand jury on the charge of first degree murder in the Mllinjr of George D Saxton SAPOLIO JbA I 2aJ 9 J r -- 4- jraff T v pRPr- THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 14 1898 THE EVACUATION L i JESSE JAMES JR IN JAIL SOLDIERS ENGAGE IN A RIOT They Sought to Lynch Provost Guard Alvio Kitchen at Lexington Ky He Had Killed a New York Soldier sk December 1 the Spanish Control Over Cuba Must Come to An End On October 18 Mij Gen Brooke Will As ¬ He Together With Two Other Men Under Arrest He Has Been Watched Since the Last Train Robbery James Missouris pioneer train rob ber was taken from his cigar stand in sume Absolute Control of the Island of Porto Rico The Spanish Troops to the county court house by the police Go Home at Spains Expense Tuesday evening and is being secreted by the police authorities Two other Washington Oct 12 Instructions men whose names are not known and have been sent to the United States whom the police absolutely refuse to military in Cuba fixing December 1 as talk about were arrested Jsoon after the date when Spanish control over the police took young James into custhe island must cease The commis- tody Jesse James jr has been under sur sioners acting- upon these instructions veilance of the police since the last of have notified the Spaniards that all ports and customs receipts and the the many train robberies in the outmanagement of municipal affairs will skirts of Kansas City This was the pass into the hands of the American robbery of a Missouri Pacific express militai y commander in the island train near Leeds on September 24 Late Tuesday night it became known This order was not intended to work that the police also had in custody hardship to the Spanish troops or government but it was thoughtbest to fixa Bill Ryan one of the most notorious definite time to end Spanish rule and of the old James gang to begin operations under the United States It is probable that United SURPRISE IN WASHINGTON States troops will go to Cuba before Why Was Gen Breckinridge ¬ ¬ jr son of the notorious bandit Jesse rampant in the camps of the Kansas City Oct 12 Jesse James Lexington Ky Oct 11 Riot was 12th New ¬ - ¬ ¬ that time u I names of Maj Gens Coppinger Hawwill be quartered in barracks until kins and Kent but not that of Gen they can be taken away In Breckinridge Gen Breckinridge was of Secretary Alsrer the only a short time ago assigned to the the language United States will be the host and the command of the troops in the Ken- ¬ Spaniards the guests after October IS tucky camps and not even the rumor The United States will not ship the re of his being relieved has been heard maining troops to Spain at its own ex pense That was no part of the protoWONDERFUL PEAK FOUND col The custom houses the money received for customs and the govern Highest Mountain in North America Dis ¬ covered in Alaska It Towers Far ment of the island will pass completeAbove Mount St Elias ly from Spanish control on the date The present custom regulations set Seattle Wash Oct 12 The G H under proclamation of the president party Eldredge geological surve will prevail Madrid Oct 12 The Spanish gov which has just returned from the ernment announces its intention tc Cooks Inlet country is declared to maintain a strong force of troops in have discovered the highest mountain Cuba imtil the treaty of peace with in North America The peak which the United States is definitely signed towers far above Mount St Elias is ImmediateH after peace is signed the situated in Alaska to the right of the cortes will be convened and measures Sushi tn a river The government to- ¬ dealing with the reorganization of all pographer took triaugulations of the ascertaining by scien- ¬ the state departments will be submit- elevations tific the exact calculations ted to parliament height of the peak which he declared to be more than 20000 feet - IT WAS A CAPTAINS FIGHT The mountain wasnamed Bullshea a word spoken in exclamation by th Import of the Naval Board Which Has In ¬ Indian guide of the party upon first vestigated Disputed Points in the beholding the wonderful peak The Naval Battle at Santiazb members of the survey are reported to New York Oct 12 Although the have expressed the opinion that an American fleet in the battle off Santi ascent of Bullshea would be almost ago on July 3 obeyed the general or- impossible so precipitous are its sides ders of Rr Adm Sampson given in ad TROUBLE AT CAMP WHEELER vance to meet just such an emergency it was essentially a captains fight One Soldier Kilted Two Fatally and Two This is the substance of the report of Seriously Wounded An Attempt to the naval board which has been inves Release a Comrade tigating disputed points in the battle Rr Adm Sampson was not present Huntsvitxe Ala Oct 12 One sol- ¬ and the two orders signaled by Schley dier was killed two fatally wounded Close in and Engage the enemy and two seriously wounded at Camp did no good and were unnecessary for Wheeler Tuesday Soon after the ar- ¬ the ships already had closed in and rival of the 10th cavalry one of the were engaging the enemy when the members was arrested by the provost guard for disorderly conduct an at- ¬ orders were run up The full text of the report must come tempt was made by comrades to release from Washington but many interest him One was shot whereupon the Ne- ¬ ing points were obtained from the groes in the train seized their guns navy yard Tuesday after the board and shooting became general Three which had been in session on the of the 10th cavalr3 were wounded Brooklyn finally adjourned two of them fatally The provost The board finds in a more general guard lost Corporal McLaughlin Comway that each ship in the fleet knew pany L lGth infantry killed Privates exactly what to do should Cervera Miles Company M and Larkin Com ¬ come out and did it when he pany L seriously wounded actually came out Each captain fought his ship on plans pre ¬ TOOK A DOSE OF SPIDERS pared and orders given by Sampson Even had Schley directed the general Cora Smith Who Murdered Her Blind Father in Des Moines Committed Sui movement of the fleet in the battle cide in the Anamosa Peuiteutiarj which it was unnecessary for him todo they would have been executed be12 Oct Cora Des Moines la cause of the preparation made by Sampson and within his general or- ¬ Smith who murdered her blind father Mike Smith in Des Moines in 1S94 by ders putting rough on rats in his coffee GOING TO THE PHILIPPINES committed suicide at the Anamosa penitentiary by eating spiders She Fifty Carloads of Beer and Six Carloads of was serving a life sentence with her Cigarettes Have Been Sent to Manila mother BetS3 Smith for the crime They Are to Be Civilized A paper bag of spiders was found in the cell after her death and i AN Francisco Oct 12 a new trade mortem examination revealed a post the inwith the Philippines has sprung up During the past six or seven weeks no sects in her stomach less than 50 car loads of beer and six Yellow Fever on the Increase Washington Oct 12 The reports jar loads of cigarettes have been sent there Milwaukee and St Louis firms to the Marine hospital service Tuesare shipping the beer and Richmond day show the yellow in the south is New York and several other eastern steadil- - increasing The officials state cities are forwarding the cigarettes the increase in the fever list is likely The articles are for the use of the to be continued until cold weather American soldiers though it is ex- ¬ sets in and this is thought still to be pected that the shipments may be at least three weeks off in the region most affected welcomed by the natives ¬ ¬ December 1 it is ex- ¬ pected to have troops so stationed that there will be no need of Spanish troops to preserve order The proclamations that have been issued by the president establishing custom rates and defin- ¬ ing the manner in which Cuban ter- ¬ ritory shall be governed will prevail until it becomes apparent that new regulations are needed On October 18 Maj Gen Brooke will assume absolute control of the island of Porto Rico It is possible that all the Spanish troops will not have left Porto Rico at that time if so they Iy Relieved of Command Printed Order Honora ¬ bly Discharging the General Washington Oct 12 The printed order posted at the war department Tuesday naming the general officers to be honorably discharged from the volunteer army contained the name of Maj Gen John C Breckinridge The announcement caused great surprise among the friends of the general and one and all are unable to account for it The original order made public on last Friday contained the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ York 1st Territorial and 3d Mississippi regiments ror two hours Monday night A battle between guards and officers on one side and riotous soldiers raged for nearly an hour at Camp Hamilton depot where 300 men from the regiments mentioned drunk drinking and armed with knives pistols and clubs had captured a Lex ington Eastern train with the expressed intention of coming to Lex ington and precipitating a battle with the provost guard in retaliation for the killing of Private Henry Nygon Company B 12th New York by Provost Guard Alvin Kitchen Sunday night and if possible take Kitchen from the county jail and lynch him When it became generally known in Camp Hamilton Monday morning that Nygen had been killed the privates of the three regiments mentioned became very wrathy They are not friendly to the provost guard and especially they do not like the Kentuckians The 12th New Yorkers kept up their mutinous talk until they had interested many of the tough element in the territorial and Mississippi regi ments in a movement for revenge It was decided that they would ga into the city on the 7 oclock train and they began assembling at the depot at G30 drunk and disorderly Dispatcher Stevens at the L E depot learned of the intention of the mob just as they boarded the train He wired the Lex ington depot and Dispatcher Tomp kins informed Capt Gaines provost marshal who ordered that the train be held and at once telephoned to Gen Wiley in command of the division in the absence of Gen Sanger Gen Wiley communicated with Col Leonard of the 12th New York who with his officers and a guard of about 200 men were hurried to the depot and gave the order to the men to leave the train from which the engine had been uncoupled and run up the road Theyreiused Col Leonard gave the club command to his guards to their guns and drive the rascals out Leading his officers of the coaches and guards he rushed into the train and the battle began the rioters fight ing like demons with clubs and knives against the guards until 50 or more of them welted over the head and in the face with rifles and revolvers fell un- ¬ conscious or ran bleeding from the train to renew the fight on the depot platform By this time Gen Wiley had sound ed the long roll and earae with to drive the men back to their regiments In the cars and on the platform blood was plentifuL Wrhen the men were finally put baclj into the regiment of the 12th New York they made a break for the pike but were repulsed by a heavy guard from the 3d Kentucky 160th Indiana and 8th Massachusetts By 9 oclock all was quiet again But Camp Hamilton is being heavily guard ed Not a man with or without a pas1 can pass the lines The 5th Massa chusetts had out a deploy for two miled across the country The 100th Indiana stands under arms at headquarters and three companies of the 3d Kentucky have come into Lexington to strengthen the provost guard Forty men are guarding the jail Every provosl guard has four rounds of ammunition It is not known positively whether auy were killed About fifty shots were fired The surgeons are busy patching up the wounded The officers refuse to give out any informa tion concerning the condition of the men Monday night Officers say Kitchen will unques tionably get a death sentence When he shot Nygren he was under orders not even to have his gun loaded It is said CoL Leonard of the 12th New York was the principal promoter of the mob The matter will be thor oughly investigated Tuesday ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Her Practical 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fault with the cook - Caney iPonce Porto Rico Chicago Taily Record word Tsay Daily Record at Ponce Bucyrus O Oct 12 Word has Died Logan Saved Creelman He Nonsense Its the easiest mat ter In the world to tell a womans age She Not for the woman Town Topics Heal Culture to Beth who is visiting httr Minerva For pitys sake don c say In Boston pantry any more say trousery - W MILLJ5R Ageat - tYf 5 I r THE BOUBBON GOSSIPY PARAGRAPI CO wv INDIAN PAKIS KY AND TIGER FBI AY OCTOBER 14 898 - ON A BIKE BUILT FOR TWO And the Startling News Was Not Known Tfco Royal known is the highest grade baking powder Actuei tests show it goes oae- third further than any other brand Theatrical Ami Otherwis- e- Kemnrku In i 14 I r PQWBEB Absolutely Pure BOYAL BAKINa POWDER CO NEW YORK i witted the Latter The Fover According to a good and true tiger HMirv E Dixej is soon to appeal in a story iu Cornhill an Indian who had bnrltKjue of Cv ratio de Bergerac learned some of the elementary princiwhich is beting arranged by E E Rice ples of jugglery and contortion went out one evening to walk upon a ridgy D wti In Dixie Co which was plain Th hen he reached the top of one to appear to morrow at Losing of the mounds he saw a tiger ahead of bouktt tonia now touriigTexasbaviug changed him 500 or 600 yards away Before behind a the its roure ou account of yellow fever tigerman could hide and beganmound the to bound had seen him It will come to Kentucky later in the toward him at its topmost speed season Having no means of defense there was nothing for the man to do but to Tuesrace for the nearest tree but though he At the Kentucky Midland depot tried it and put forth his utmost day morning a member of Fields strength the tiger steadily gained upon Haufronb Minstrels was heard to roast him Paris in language utterly until for pub What was he to do In sheer desperalication The show cannot think less of tion he resolved upon an unusual Paris I ban Paris thinks of it scheme Just as he disappeared for an ¬ ¬ ¬ A Clever Tiok by Which the Former Out ¬ Until Afterward A cyclist whom wo will call Baxter was strolling along rhe avenue when he noticed a pretty girl in a neat cycling costume standing by a tandem She had her back turned to him but he saw she wore a trim costume had a neat ankle and a nicely arranged lot of hair Baxter is very particular about a girls hair This girl looked so attractive that he paused There was something pathetic in her attitude he thought Was she waiting for a cavalier to join her on the tandem A wild idea entered Baxters head He would do a daring thing He walked up to the girl She turned a frank merry face on him as ¬ ¬ Wheat Will furnish sacks and store ou the most reasonable terms Will guar tee that von Contagious blood poison is absolutely warehouse can borrow money on ou receipts at 7 per cent inter- ¬ beyond the skill of the doctors They est or less may dose a patient for years on their R B HUTCHCRAFT mercurial and potash remedies but he will never be rid of the disease on the other hand his condition will grow steadily worse S S S is the only cure for this terrible affliction because it is the only remedy which goes direct to the cause of the disease and forces it FOR SALE CBEAP from the system Doctors Cant IBhea WanMi your Cure It Come and spp us before selling r Wheat Sacks ¬ TIE BQDBB0K HEWS 1881 Eighteenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by VAJiTEB CHAMP Kditors and Owners j BBUfiE MILLER Bedford Hedges of the At Piuey Ridge Company writes that the com ¬ pany played to 10000 in two weeks at tne Gayety theatre in Brooklyn The compauy is now playing in New York cities and will then come West for en- ¬ gagements at Detroit Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis WAR EFFECTS REPRODUCED i payable to the order of Guam W Make all Checks Money fc Miller Orders etc i f twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count rs full lines when running at line rates Obituary cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of n I ke nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and vearly cards Lexington is to have three peiform ADVERIIHINU war spectacle the Battle Displays one dollar per Inch for first lnser ance of Pains of Manila which will be presented at I ion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per line each insertion Locals in black type Woodland Park October lbtii I9t and KATJSB 20th ¬ ¬ How Yo1 Feel Jes Now i r 8 I yo all right de fust an las big fight How yo feel jes now Folks powerful proud ob yo An all yo boys yo know Like to see yo all by Jonow How yo feel jes Say yo suoly am a peach De best pebble on de beach How yo feel jes now Say Mistah Chauncey Depcw An othah big peaches too Aint in dd same class vr6 yo How yo feel jes now ilistah Dewey VVin The picture representing the Bay of Manila is three hundred feet long The city of Manila is seen in the distance the Spanish forts including the famous Fort Cavite are presented with histori- ¬ cal accuracy The American and Span DdWeys ish fleets are seen in action flagship ie observed stealing up the chan- ¬ nel towards Manila and when opposite Fort Cavite the bombardment com ¬ ¬ mences Mistah Dewey say hows all How yo like to Jead de ball How yo feel jes now Let young Aguinaldo talk Xo can make him toe de chalk Jes like reglar old cake walk How yo feel jes mow All de folks jes tolerble Dem widout agovmeut pull How yo feel jes uow Papers say General Miles Jes dresses bathes an smiles Likes Porto Rico styles How yo feel jes now Foh yo million misses Be I f t r Some gals told by their mothers Court ELobson till he smothers But I thinks dey is others How yo feel jess now Mistah Dewey seems to me Yos de nex President see How yo feel jes now De folks all say H lly gee But Dewey an Fitzhugh Lee Could win thout anything free How yo feel jes now Yo Uncle Sam hab done said Mistah Dewey go up head sain uptheir kistes now Jriow yo leel jes The Spanish warships return the fire and as the fight progresses a vivid idea of naval warfare is presented The TJ S S S Baltimore with her big guns iu The action is a thrilling spectacle of theSpanish flagship is shown burning as is the flight of the Spanish Admiral from one ship to another The explosion and blowing up of the entire Spanish fleet and the reduction of the fortifications all ends with a and grand tableau of Old Glory Pains Worlds Fair fireworks display Incidental to the battle scene a num ber of high class specialty acts are inSpanish and American troduced Philippine soldiers take part in the land battles Over one hundred and titty people are seen in the production ¬ ning over a ridge he halted stretched out his legs at right angles curled down his head so as to look between his legs to the rear and extended his arms upward in a fantastic manner like the sails of a windmill In a few seconds the tiger hove in sight and at that instant the face of the object assumed a hideous grimace A prolonged yell arose such as had perhaps never before pierced the ear of any tiger and the sails of the windmill began to revolve backward and forward as if a sudden whirlwind had burst upon the scene The tiger recoiled What he evi dently thought is this There stood a ferocious star shaped monster gigantic against the sky Its hideous head was situated in the very center of its body nay its viselike jaws between which those fiendish roars were issuing were actually placed above its two fiery eyes Its limbs were furiously clamoring for action and the man he had been chtiH ing where was he Already devoured by this terrible beast TllG tiger could nob pause to reflect He turned tail and as he disappeared over a friendly ridge a last awful yell caused him to redouble his pace He was conquered by the unknown ¬ ¬ ¬ instant from the tigers sight in run ¬ he approached Pardon me he laughingly said but are you looking for an accompanist and he pointed to the tandem Well she smilingly answered now that you mention it I guess I ¬ I was afflicted with Blood Poison and the best doctors did me no good though I took am girl later they were whirling up the street When it began to grow dark they turned back My tandem cried the girl Why it isnt my tandem Not your tandem shouted Baxter Whose is it then Why said the girl I thought it was yours Heavens no groaned Baxter But you acted as if it was yours said the girl What shall we do moaned the A moment in an elevator and buy your wheat whert are the It is like self destruction to continue you pricereadv to sell atheld mVhest mar- Those who wheat last to take potash and mercury besides ket year made big money Store vour-totally destroying the digestion they dry up the marrow in the bones pro- ¬ wheat and get the profit ducing a stiffness and swelling of the E 0 FRETWELL Agent joints causing the hair to fall out and 5jnlv 4t Paris Ky completely wrecking the system Wheat stored on reasonable terms tnelr treatment iaith- - and highest market price paid for fully In fact I seemed to get worse all the Wheat Call on ns at Paris Milling while I took almost Cos office every so call e d b 1 o o d B M RENICK remedy but they didnot CO seem to reach the disS Farmers would do well to store P ease and had no effect whatever I was dis- their wheat near home heartened for it seemed that I would never be cured At the advice ol a friend I then took S S S and began toim nrove I continued the medicine and it cured me completely build 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay--th- e ing up my health and increasing my appetite highest market nrice in cash nr T Although this was ten years ago I have nevei yet had a sign of the disease to return will furnish sacks and store your wheat ¬ ¬ WSWtf Wanted to Bay ¬ W E Newman Staunton Va girl said Take it back said Baxter So they rode back in silence and when they were about a block away the I guess Ill stop here Leaving the tandem as near to the place where he saw it as he could ho scuttled away in the darkness Cycling I gazette is guaranteed Purely Vegetable and ia the only blood remedy free from these dangerous minerals Book on self treatment sent free by bwiit bpecmc Jompany Atlanta Cra SSSJt Blood InTOTICE L Notice is hereby given that the firmotf McDermott Spears is dissolved J K Spears having purchased the inter- ¬ est of Fred McDermott will continue the business FRED McDERMOTT J K SPEARS ra TWO HUMOROUS BROTHERS wagers on tne otrenjrtii 01 Their Own Homeliness Many years ago there were two broth ers named Joel and Jonathan who were famous throughout Wayne county Ind because they were both such frights One day they were on their way to Cincinnati by wagon in the days of the old canal The wagon was of the covered variety and only Joel was visible to the natural eye as the vehicle plunged into and out of the chuck holes that infested the way Joel was said to be the next to the ugliest man iu all the country round and his brother took precedence The two brothers met a stranger who attracted by the supremely homely face cf Joel stopped his horse and said Excuse me my friend but would you mind tellin me your name In a sepulchral tone that fitted well the hideous face Joel replied Well I guess I haint never done nothin that would make me ashamed to tell my name My name is Joel Where do you live if it is a fair question I live in Wayne county Indianny Well stranger Ive seen much of Indianny but Ill bet you 10 that youre the ugliest man in the state Well I haint no gambliu man replied Joel but I haint never seen nothin in the Scriptur agin bettin on a sure thing an Ill jest take that bet Turniug to the wagon cover and peering into its depths he called Jonathan stick your head out hyer Jonathan did as he was requested The stranger paid the money without New York Mail a word of complaint and Express Aney won KENTUCKYS GREAT TROTS 10 Days I THE POWER OF SHADOWS A Gloomy View of the Power of Certain Popular Superstitions As antique runners passed from hand QJ Stakes JO 15 75000 Purses 10 Da ¬ ft- - jjeips Women suffer- ¬ ing from female troubles and weakness and from irregular or painful men ses ought not to lose hope if doctors cannot help them Phy- ¬ sicians are so busy with other diseases that they do not un- ¬ derstand fully the peculiar ail- ¬ ments and the delicate organism of woman What the sufferer ought to do is to give a fair trial to now yo reel jes now v I spec when dey lets you cme To see all yo folks at home All degais will kiss yosome How yo feel jes now Walter Champ iu Louisville Times Hon Wat Hardin has formally an- ¬ nounced himself a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor w via to hand the sacred torch so the generations transmit to the generations which succeed them all that they have of light and knowledge leaving them as a heritage the care of continuing the divine work of enfranchisement and of helping to dissipate the shadows of ig norance Little by little these clouds are van quished and disappear and the touch of intelligence flames the more radiantly in the midst of the travailing masses But all of a sudden a veil covers the torch something surges up which seems like the darkness of another age Onedeels that in a corner ofathis civi- ¬ lization monstrous things hae place Here they burn a woman accused of sorcery there in Suabia a tribunal con demns to four days of imprisonment a laborer who had disinterred the corpse of an infant He wanted to make bracelets of its finger nails which according to a belief held in that country constitute a sovereign remedy against colic And all the stories of vampires of elfs return to the mind with all the victims they have made and are making ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 816000 Futuritv October 4 Great 208 trot October 5 Great 204 pace October 9 3000 Cup Stake October 1L85000 Transylvania October 6 84000 Ashland Stake Oct 12r Other Famous Stakes Daily 7 j jl tt 11 - si vvonus ureaiest mu5iu H V 5 Famous Bellstedt Ballenburg Band Half Pare on Railroads P P JOHNSTOS WILSON President i Secretary rj M rs Biirrr nffTrrTMmvrv m it I U ¬ i still The decision of the Kentucky Court o Appeals that the Separate Coach law is constitutional was handed down by a Republican Judge Hon T J Hardin of Owen county was nominated Wednesday by the Republican convention to oppose Hon E E Settle for Congress in this district ¬ Wm the power of shadows is still impenetrable to all that science has done and that as I have said the effort is vain Figaro On the Bating of Loons It seems in reading such things that ¬ Now is the time to secure the advantage of low prices in 2L V i 4 1 5J- - Prt He Got His Leave V5 i X 4 W Mr Geo Foster Peabody Chairman of the National Democratic Committee has appointed the following Executive Committee who will have charge of the sork during the present campaign John C Bullitt Pennsylvania W B Halde Joseph Bryan Vir man Kentucky P Frenzel Indiana C Krau j i jia thoff Missouri W R Shelby Michigan J M Falkuer Alabama L M Martin Iowa J J Valentine California Tordon Woodbury New Hampshire George Foster Peal ody New York T BRAD FIELDS Your i- which is the true cure provided by Nature for all female troubles It is the formula of a physician of the highest standing who devoted his whole life to the study of the dis- ¬ tinct ailments peculiar to our moth- ¬ ers wives and daughters It is made of soothing healing strengthening herbs and vegetables which have been provided bv a kindlv Nature to cure irregularity in the menses Leu corrhcea Falling of the Womb Nerv- ¬ ousness Headache and Backache In fairness to herself and to Brad Female Regulator fields Female Regulator druggists Doctor Know suffering woman ought to give it a trial A large 1 bottle will do a wonderful amount of good Sold by Send for a nicely illustrated free book on the subject every The Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Ga - Your doctor knows all about foods and medicines The next time you see him just ask him what he thinks Man is a creature of prejudice In Scotland he will not eat eels in Connecticut he will not eat sturgeon the royal fish of England where the first one taken in the Thames goes to the queens table in New York he will not eat lampreys miscalled lamper eels which are delicacies in Connecti cut and in England some old king I never could keep a record of kings died from a surfeit of lampreys With these prejudices in mind and I hate all prejudices except those which I entertain I decided to eat the loon There may be differences among loons as there are between pigeons and squabs I prefer an adult pigeon to a squab there is better chewing on it but if a man wants real hard chewing with a flavor of raw fish let him tackle an adult loon That bird could not be picked It was skinned and in its stomach there was a catfish recently swallowed one partly digested and the bones of another The triggers of the pectoral fins of the catfish were set but the stomach of the loon did not seem to be troubled by that fact Fred Mather in Forest and Stream ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Rev Robert Nourse relates this story in The Congregationalist On a certain Sunday morning the orderly of the colonel of the Eighth Ohio presented himself before that officer he Everything all right colonel asked After looking around and find ing that the tent had been put in order and his boots blacked he replied in the I have a favor to ask affirmative State it said the said the orderly I beg that I may go off today colonel colonel and go a little earlier and reFor what reamain a little later demanded the colonel The orsons derly produced a letter and said Sir I have received this from the president and he invites me to dine at the White ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i r yigZp t t j -- j- - i v a Tv J w -- xa yr jrjrd t iSQ f s vocvs viSFVil WnrrM r rs-- -i j r iKji f J w I V-- rirVi v v - O XI fj v x r 1 r Z- 4 IT X - Xc -- o -- - P j sc iJ r- - - 1 Si tsz y V z ra A a K - SSS The president of the United States is in every way to bo ranked among the great rulers of the world But the gen uine and unaffected democracy of the man who now holds that exalted office is shown in this incident which could not be paralleled in any other country in the world Santiago Distinction Santiago de Cuba has an ecclesias¬ House 1 BBBPETS W PTTV I 8 They are just as ood as they ever were but the stock has to be re ductd to make room for new goods and STOCK AND TURF NEWS A Baldiieaded Reply ¬ of Scoffs Emulsion 4 - of Cod Iiiver Oil with Hypo- phosphites We are willing to trust in his answer For twenty five years doc ¬ tors have proscribed our Emulsion for paleness weak ness nervous exhaustion and for all diseses that cause lOBS in flesh It3 creamy color and its pleasant taste make it es ¬ pecially useful for thin and delicate children No other preparation of cod liver oil is like it Dont lose time and risk your health by taking something unknown and untried Keep in mind SCOTTS thatstood the EMULSIONa test for has quarter of a century SCOTT A navui officer very well and favorably known in London has for some Turf Notes unknown reason been advanced in his The thoroughbred yearlings owned by profession very slowly though he has Mrs Bryon McClelland were sold Tues ¬ grown gray in the service and indeed day at Morris Park bringing good lamentably bald Recently one of his prices Turnev Bros of this city se- juniors was bold enough to question cured a bay colt by Bermuda Bettie C him as to his remarkable absence of hair for 250 an bay colt by Bermuda How comes it that von are so very Queen Isabella for fH45 bald The officer replied promptly and with SCINTILLATIONS much vhidictiveness You man you would be bald I An Interesting Jumble Of News And think if you had had men stepping over ttolnlneht Mrs Filzbngh Lee is ill with typhoid your head for years in the way I have gales and Tranhfers Of Stock Crop Etc ¬ tical distinction and that is that it is the oldest bishopric in the western world When all Pennsylvania was a traoeless waste an archbishop ruled a see of no mean proportions from that city and under that title From the city of Santiago also went out the two great missionaries to the Indians and negroes the first Las Casas who evangelized nearly all Central America and the second St Peter Claver who worked among the negroes of Brazil Philadelphia Call The latest census proves that in up ¬ per Fifth avenue there is a stretch of houses a mile and a half long that contains doaeas of millionaires It is for its length the highest socially the most nrnhihppf iirallv handsome and by far the most wealthy street in the world New York Telegram ¬ WALL PAPER Well just come in and name your own price You can secure bar ¬ gains now both in price oi paper and charges made for hanging If ySu have houses to rent I will sell you fine paper for them at cheap paper prices Millionaires Street J j T HINT0N V Wood Mantels furnished complete feVdr Loudon Judy Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE 50c and 100 all druggists BOWNE Chemists New York The body of a boy baby vas found floating in the river bear Cynthiana Tuesday The Baptist OrphanB Home at Louis- ¬ ville has cared for 1038 children in its existence of 29 years and has fonnd homes for all but ten of them at the age of which they are cared for Of the number sixteen only have died Different Ideas as to Clothes If the native women of Sumatra hava their knees properly covered the rest In Cochin China when husband and does not matter The natives of some wife find they can no longer agree the islands off the coast of Guinea wear give a dinner to which they invite clothes only when they are going on a their relations and the patriarch of the journey Some Indians of Venezuela village The latter during the meal are ashamed to wear clothes before takes the chopsticks of the pair and strangers as it seems indecent to them breaks them and by his action they to appear unpainted are legally divorced j h THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 14 1898 NUPTIAL KNOTS ¬ IIE B TflE eleventh quarterly meeting of Eighteenth Year Established 1881 the Kentucky Midland Medical Associa ¬ tion attracted a large number of visit- ¬ EuteiecL at the Post office at Paris Ky as ing physicians to Paris yesterday and a ecoc iiss mail matter very interesting meeting was held at Odd Fellows Hall The program which TELEPHONE NO 124 was recently printed in The News was SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance 1 limn news Doctors Xeet Iii Paris interestiug The following physicians were present Drs A W Johnsotf Louis 100 Theodore Bumiller Cincinnati S2 00 Sixmonths Oneyear get a hkws costs you cant even CHARGE re Frank W Cheatam Louisville C W poet FKOM A GTJN FREE OF Kavanaugh G D Lillard C M Payn ter F B Powers Lawreuceburg J C Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Lewis E B Anderson Georgetown payable to the order of Ch amp Miilkr E E Hume J S Coleman S E James Frankfort W E Sleet Ben Parrish Midway L S Givens Joseph Wills Cynthiana A H Martin J Witherspoon E M Wiley W B Mc Clure C W Norris F H Clark Dr Healy Lexington C E Lewis C W T J Brown Clifford Jacksonville Centerville D B Knox Newtown ¬ David Marville Philadelphia R T De ¬ Woods Margaret Woods Wash Fith ian D D Eads Frank Fithian H H 1 Roberts William Kenney F L Laps GW F M Faries ley John Sweeney S B O Llewellyn Spears H A Smith of this -city The next meeting of the associa- ¬ pay car willbe in Paris tion will be held at Lawreuceburg TheL N to day TAX NOTICE G Pay your taxes at once and save six per oent penalty and cost of advertising which goes on all taxes re maining unpaid cember 1898 BOWEN Trailed By Blooclliomids Louisville The engagement is announced of Mr Stanley Watson and Miss Mary K Bur gees of Maysviile The wedding will occur on the evening of November 9th at nine oclock Howard Gould the millionaire of New York and Miss Viola Katherine business trip to Chicago Clemens a beautiful actress were mar- ¬ Mrs G S Givens of Stanford is ried Wednesday night at the Holland House The groom forfeits five million visiting relatives in the city Mrs Brutus Clay is visiting Mrs dollars by marrying against the wishes of his brothers and sisters This sum Anderson Chenault in Richmond was halt the fortune lett him by his Mr Neville Fisher and bride have father Jay Gould returned from a brief wedding trip Mrs Laura G Taylor leaves toFor Sale A fine lot of locust posts morrow to visit friends in Covington and fine white pine shingles cheap Misses Emily Miller and Louise Bourbon Lumber Co Yard near L Parrish spent yesterday in Cincinnati N freight depot Miss Nannine Clay has gone to New j York City to attend Miss Elys boarding J tives in Lexington Miss Clara Wilmoth is visiting rela tives in Cynthiana Miss Bessie Edgar left yesterday for a visit in Lexington Mrs Geo W Honey is visiting rela- ¬ tives in Bafh county Mr Will Simms left yesterday for a Engagements Announcements And Solemnizations Of The Marriage Vows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY The marriage of Miss Martha Batter THE NEWS MAN ton to Mr Clarence Lee Bell of Hart- ¬ ford City Ind was a society event Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel ILohbies And Wednesday at Danville The engagement is annonnced of Mr Elsewhere j Harry Lyons Simmons of Macon Ga Mr A Barnett is quite ill and Miss Marie Goodloe daughter of Mrs Thos Phillips is yisi ing rela- ¬ Mrs Mar Sbreve Goodloe Ransom of PERSONAL MENTION CLOAKS AND CAPES Ladies Misses up-to-d- and Childrens For nobby Coats and Capes in cloth and plush at popular prices come to us we can please you ALL NEw Also a nice line of fur collarettes which will surprise you in quality and price ate DRESS GOODS j Vhe largest and most complete stock of to be found in the city is at our store We from the Importers and Manufacturers save bers profit You will find in our stock Dress Goods buying direct cloths Zanzibar gas- ¬ Crepons Coverts Royal Ettemines ket Weaves and Granites All at prices which defy com- ¬ petition Give us a call 529 Main St weaves including the new you the Job- ¬ all the new ¬ Paris Ky Ik yet been captured they though pup ¬ were trailed with bloodhound Washington states pies to a barn on Mrs Sue Morans A telegram from where the that the stars and stripes will be raised place in East Paris dogs lost the trail Frazier was held on over Porto Rico Tuesday the charge of stealing diamonds from J P Lytle of the Paris Gas Works G R Bells residence and Kidd was has rented Mrs Rachael Ashbrooks held for perjury being a witness in the new residence near the foot bridge case against John Henry Twigg charg- ¬ J M Rion will open a grocery to- ¬ ed with stealing a barrel of whiskey morrow in the Didlake store room on from a Kentucky Midland car They escaped by using a key made from a the corner of Tenth and Main streets spoon to get into a corridor of the jail Ed Murray of this city a member Then they knocked on the outer door of the Tenth Cavalry who was wounded i which was opened by Constable Gibson at the battle of Santiago is at home on a to let out as he thought a trusty who furlough had taken supper in to other prisoners Frazier and Kidd knocked Gibson down Notice iMrs Laura G Taylor is and escaped through the front and back taking subscriptions for the Ladies doors Gibson did not shoot the one Borne Journal and would be glad to going out the front door thinking it was tf take your order the trusty and was kept from shooting Wanted Oue or two rooms for man the other one by a woman being in the and wife or small house for light house- - range The prisoners had been taken a file by keeping in good location Address some visitor The News was told yes- ¬ 14oct tf Lock box 66 Paris Ky terday that iu the fntuie the rule re For Rent A six room residence on garding searching visitors both male High Street adjoining the Dan Turney and IVuiale would be more rigioly enrVjesidence Possession given immediate- - forced J T Hinton Apply to Store at Lexington 1 Rev F J Cheek and wife are at ¬ Jim Fbazier and Charles Kidd both From R B Hntchcrafts residence in tending a meeting of the Synod in Paris a small black pony strayed 2 colored who escaped from jail about Mrs Sallie MakSH of near Paris six years old about 13 hands high and shod oclock Tuesday evening have not Danville lias accepted a position in the Racket Commonwealths Attorney Robert all around Any information will be Geo N Wanted -- Ejgs aud butter school Strayed Pony CONDONS Special Early lull Sale 36 in All Wool Dress Goods 2 jc 40 in All Wool Covert oc yd Parris thankfully received Please Franklin was in the city yesterday at R B Hutchcraf ts office leave word morning Dr and Mrs Ben Parrish of Ver- ¬ sailles are guests of Mr and Mrs Newt Mitchell Miss Carrie Frank left yesterday for a visit to relatives in Louisville and Nashville Mr O P Carter Sr has returned from CrawfordsviHe Ind very much improved in health Mr and Mrs R J Neely are enjoying a trip to New York Buffalo and other Eastern cities Miss Nellie Mann has gone to Georgetown for a visit to Misses Sue and Sallie May Anderson Mrs Jas Douglas and children ar- ¬ rived from Midway yesterday afternoon to visit Mr and Mrs J T Martin Mr W K Massie and Mrs Roger Williams of Lexington came to Paris yesterday morning for a yisit to Mr W ¬ 2t REUBEN M HOTCHCRAFT yd - For Sale Determined to give more time to other lines of our business we will sell privately our drays wagons stock and all belonging to our hauling depart- ¬ ment Here is an opportunity for good enterprising men who are looking for good business at small outlay FUHRMAN lloct tf MANN 40 in Novelty Goods 39c 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 1 2C 08 in Bleached Table Linen joe 3 4 size Dinner Napkins 100 doz 1 ONE Extra value Bleached Cotton 5c worth 8 3c 10 4 Sheeting 15c and 18c worth 20 and 2c Outing Cloth jc to 8 3C a yard New line of Penangs at 3 2C per yard HANDSOME PICTURE WITH 5 PURCHASE 1 -1 SPECIALTY OF OURS THE MONEGRAMAKE Is to lift the tastes of little fellows for fine clothes to a level of refinement The suits we have for them are object lessons which fully understood will make them our customers when they become young men WE HAVE EEOEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TK0II8ERIW r FOR FALL AND W1NTE Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when quality ard style are considered We ask you to give us a call Ws W Massie ¬ ¬ Mr B S Letton left Wednesday for a visit to his daughter Mrs J R Wil- ¬ PRICE CO tly - Rev Chas H Watters In Judge Webbs court yesterday land will preach at Stony Point tomorrow afternoon at two oclock and Martin Webster Walter Henderson John Long Clarence and Logan Ayres Sunday morning at eleven oclock of Mary- ¬ ¬ ¬ Police Court Topics liams in Falmouth He will visit in St Louis and Chicago before returning to Reliable Clothiers Paris ADMINISTRATORS SALE Lizzie Champ of Nashyille OF has been visiting relatives in the city since Tuesday She will return this Personal Property morning for a short visit in Millersburg -before returning next week to Nashville AND Col J G Craddock Miss Bettie Remington and Mr F P Lowry attended the Remington Worthington wedding Wednesday at Fern Leaf Mason county As Administrator of J H Bradshaw Mr and Mrs Remington left immed- I will offer for sale at his late home ad iately after the ceremony for a wedding joining the city of Paris on the Paris Peacock turnpike on trip to Lookout Mountain Mrs colored youths were fined 250 each New Louisville Store occupies a for shooting Flobert rifles on the The large space on the eighth page of to- street and shooting E Kronenbergs days News with their Fall and Winter horse B sure and read their announcement George Davis a colored Romeo was ad fined 750 for giving his sweetheart a -hand e- JbZTEI raRTROTTA ST TATTORS S E TIPTON Cutter ¬ REAL ESTATE the clever ex- newspaper man has opened a grocery and fruit store in the room opposite the Adams Express office and will carry a stock of lresh tine groceries and extra nice fruit etc He will be glad to have every one of his old friends call on him Attention is directed to his announce ment in another column ¬ George N Parkis little smack with his ¬ ¬ William Henry Harrison a highly colored namesake of the dead was fined 5 for being too all fired hilarious ex-Presid- FRIDAY OCTOBER 21 1898 beginning at 10 oclock a following personal propet 9 head of good horse stock Lot of sheaf oats 2 cutcing boxes 1 water cart and harness 1 buggy and harness 1 set wagon harness Lot of old gear 1 two horse wagon and beds 1 cart and harness 2 plows OBITUARY If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches your eyesight is failing- and should have immediate attention m sharp the Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred and made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and co sequently of greatest durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and lenses are scientifically fitted by Ur C HBowens 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 either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillful dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end BU 1 - v-- - rr 209 1 J E Clays fast gelding Joe Baily winning the first heat and getting J Q WAROand J Miller Ward as second money Bonatella won the 217 Malcolm Forbes Nico signs 3s of Wm Sparks yetterday sold trot in 213 won the Walnut Hill Farm cup for 217 to Mrs Mary Sparks wife of Wm trotters Spares 280 acres of land near Leesburg The Volunteer March at 580 per acre sold to Mrs L Ju Ige J Q Ward has H Pi ewitt of Pine Grove Clark coun- ¬ Mrs Junius Clay of this city is the ty at 50 per acre the 243 acre Yeager composer of a clever march entitled dedicated The Volunteer March placa recently purchased by the Judge to The Brave United States Volun- ¬ an advance of about five dollars per teers The march which is arranged acre over the purchase price for the piano is very pretty indeed and The Bourbon J3ank Moves reflects credit upon its composer It The Bourbon Bauk yesterday moved should be very popular into its new home on the corner of Abe Evans colored who has been where the bank evading arrest for eight months for Main and Fifth streets officials will be ulad to receive their shooting Dr R M Gilkey at North patrons in banking rooms as handsome Middletowu was arrested Tuesday near The Paris by oustable Joe Williams and as any in Central Kentucky building is two and one half stories in Constable Gibson htfeht and tbe second floor contains a The months furlough of the Second splendid flat of four rooms with bath Kentucky boys will expire Tuesday attached Tbe new building is a hand when they will report at Lexington to some structure aud an ornament to the be muttered out A large majority of city the members of the regiment are in favor of leaving the service now that Fast Bowling Scores N the war is over The new maple alleys at the Pastime Harry Croxton of the Quartermas- ¬ Bowliug Alley in the Louisville Store ters Department of Gen Jas F Wil¬ build ng are growing more popular sons army corps arrived home Tuesday with Paris bowlers every day aud some from Ponce Porto Rico He has had a Four oh vv nrHs are beine made VC1J IODI rof most instructive and interesting stay in new records all over 200 have been- that country He will go to Cuba again made since the last issue of The News- if Gen Wilson ie sent there Hop- The record list now reads B F BIRTHS kins 223 Albert Hinton 204 R H Hall Foote 204 202 Ed ncker 203 Elmer wo The Adveut Of Our JFuture Men And F O Brown 213 Reuben btivers won Women and 212 Tne Pastime Alley has In this city to tue wife of Albert praise from many traveling men during Hamilton formerly Miss Miuuie Stern the the past week and it is easily ason vnwlin allev in the Bluegrass Tuesday night to the wife of Ed The alleys can be rented by clubs and Woods formerly Miss Langston At Lana Sales Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Four thousand people witnessed some Mrs John W Keller wife of a former fine sport at the Lexington trots yester- ¬ Parisian who is now Commissioner of day Bell Boy won the 215 pacp in Charities m New York died in that city Fine Racing at Lexington last week at the New Amsterdam Hotel She was known on the stage as Agnes ¬ Elliott and during her brief theatrical career she achieved considerable success For Sale A fin6 lot of locust posts and fine white pine shingles cheap Bourbon Lumber Co N freight depot Yard near L -- Raceland Jersey butter for sale by Newton Mitchell Octoher Crop Bulletin Administrator Commissioner of Agriculture Moore A T Forlyth Auctioner in his October crop bulletin says this seasons corn crop is the greatest yield At the same time the heirs will offer years the average for the entire State his late residence and lot adjoining in being 32 bushels per acre The esti m ted average yield of tobacce is 740 IIIMII III IIII Mil IIIII Mill I III I IIIII pounds per acre and dark tobacco 805 pounds Grass hoppers according to reports are playing havoc with fall seeding in all parts of tne State Shoe Store 111 1 11 11 1 sewing machine 400000 brick in kiln Stock brick dirt dug and undug Carpets stoves beds bedding hat rack and all kinds of household and kitchen furniture and a thousand other things too numerous to mention Terms made known on day of sale WM ISGRIG 1 Corn in crib 12 stands of bees Lot of brick molds Lot of lumber We have engaged the services of Br C BT 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 jSL- -Next J ITIKTTEIIS cfc s5 visit Thursday Octoher 27th A PLEASING REFLECTION to those who are about to bring j Clays 4th COTRItl8 their laundry work te s is the fact that it will be returned to you in perfect condition and done 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 linenis per- ¬ fectly safe in our hands - Read Price Cos ad of Monegram ake childrens clothing in another column - H Cor Main Paris Ky E fc 2t TJie Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR Telephone No 4 BRO Millinery Nannie 2t I complete line at Mrs Browns A Shoes Boois jE Proprietors My agency insures against fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ Fibbers 1 ANNOUNCEMENT of E I liable prompt paying compani- 1 esnon-union W 0 HINTON Agent Bucks For Sale I I o- - private parties a daughter Wednesday to the wife of Robert C re- ¬ We are the peoples friends We of Seventh street a son Gid pair your linen and put neck bands on Tucker eon Tucker Reed Haggard free 1 20 pure bred selected Southdown buoli lambs 3 aged Southdown bucks Also 4 Cotswold bucks Address R B HUTCHCRAFT is ijLUIHllUllUUlIlUlUilllllUinUIlUllHlM 2septr Paris Ky Our goods and prices E are sure to please you 1 Try us for your next E E pair of sroes all that is NEW and de- - 1 footwear g sirable in A comolete stock Having opened a Grocery and Fruit Store 1 de- ¬ sire to have my friends and the public in general to At all times I will have call and get my prices FIRST CLASS GROCERIES and will be sold NICE FRUIT and as low as can be sold VEGETABLES a Specialty j - GEO N PRRRIS twm w ju vrovuj j MtufMaiJxa vJLUCtJ r 6 HOPE THE B0U3JB0N NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 14 1898 stretched forth her hand Bandi advised monitions I i I i lb it -- if J I f I i r I k V I I i I s r v W i m She would have no at Frances but those were jast afltT elder sister preaching Tmif An u she whispered dear THE BOURBON NEWS Hope sees the brightness of the day she broke with Bandy Merriam and Merriam roused himself with a sud- ¬ and dont do that day after day to married McLane but Fan had wheedled Eighteenth Year Established 18SL Sink neath the sable pall of night Forgive me Floy Floy her She could not assume at all times her out of this unfavorable mood and den start Yet Hope dares look aloft and say Published Every Tuesday and Friday by Still shine the stars so clear so bright darling But this is a dreadful shock the expression of a grief she did not convinced her that she had never really WALTER CHAMP Editors and Ownnx feel The weeds the customary suits cared for Mr Merriam who somehow BRUCE MirXIiR Will you mind my getting a paper Hope sees dark clouds relentless lower and he looked appealingly about him of solemn black even the little caps failed to inspire her with that feeling To dungeons deep the very stars A moment more And yet Hope cries A waiter sprang forward Did the cap- were donned whenever she went abroad of respect even reverence which she And each blight orb shall burst its bars AT EL CANEY tain wish anything The morning pa- ¬ but that cap was so coquettish as to felt was due the man she married Hope aces the frightened forests bow per Certainly Which one Oh any- draw down Lots denunciation and even whereas Mr McLane was a gentleman Rough Exyericnce Relnteti by tlio Before the storms stupendous fray one all of them in fact and present- ¬ deep mourning was to be Tet Hope but smiles and says Een now ly they were brought as was the break long before the prescribeddiscarded¬ of siuch dignity and force of character¬ Major in Seelcinjj for Gen twelvelhat she seemed powerless in his presThe halcyon calm hastes on its way LiUtKOW he read on through paper after paper month ence and his love was the sweetest flat ¬ Hope sees the winters withering blast Freak whim caprice of every kind tery the most surprising thrilling joy fast and the breakfast grew cold while Slay every green and living thing The major had done his work well Yet Hopes bright gaze looks on and past grewsome details in one and all yet not had her elder sister expected of her she had ever known ISofc until he came even to the encouragement of this well did she dream what lore really meant Caney his du-¬ During- the fight around And revels in the coming spring the details he sought ties led him several times into the Tea Hope can find somewhere a flower And Florence had lost all appetite and groomed well preserved broker-magnat- e and then it was duty t was justice it who came on plea of new invest- ¬ was honor lhat compelled ier to release jaws of hell as he says and he went was intent only on him waiting almost In every pathway she has trod the saddest hour for the with meekly for him to speak Some of the ments and business interests but that Mr Merriam nad she married him she innot without flinching in Oncema- ¬ And floods Hope songher home in God has Because he jor is frank but he went declared the injuries mortal Frances should declare her intention would have gone to the attar with a lie Louis M Waterman in Chicago Stand- ¬ papers five troopers was sent with a guard of Rand passed the papers one after an- ¬ of going to isit Fort Sedgwick even on her lips for she loved another ard to find Gen Ludlow other without comment to her as he under the protection of the Graftons Grafton said nothing but seemed to be in one lane were like The bullets read them She took each as it came roof had never occurred to her for a thinking a good deal and ft was plain go down Dont hail said the major obediently helpfully but folded and moment as a possibility It was stun- ¬ that he did not thoroughly approve of there sir said a soldier Youll be It was too dreadful for any ¬ the fickle Frances When howevcrMer laid it by her side then returned to her ning Gen Ludlow is back there killed wordless study of his troubled face At thing She would have written mad rlam surjrised everjbody at the Point I rode bajk through that awful lane last the fourth sheet was finished and sisterly protest to Mrs Grafton but by his marriage to Floy Tremaine BY CAPTAIH CHARLES KING Gen Ludlow I said to a Where is Let her Grafton concluded it was time to drop with a long sigh he turned and saw for Neds stern prohibition soldier Gen Ludlow he said and a he go my child said he in the My darling my darling the matter her Copyrighted iS A by F Tennyson Neely way he sometimes assumed caught him in the forehead and and sorrow bullet All the same he could not suppress his whispered a great shame he fell dead T was sent to another overpowering bim as he noted the in- ¬ Let her go I know Grafton I think surprise when Harriet announced that SYNOPSIS place and another and I couldnt find Chapter I Fannie McLane a young tensity of her sympathy mingling with I know Mrs Merriam and I believe I Fanny had actually almost consented him Finally I went to an old officer widow Is Invited to visit the Graftons¬ the mournful sense of her utter noth- ¬ know Bandy Its my profound con to come to thorn I thought you knew Oh wction Fan is going to get the lesson I disapproved of that scheme entirely Colonel I said Ive been looking for at Fort Sedgwick Her sister tries to dis- ingness to him at the moment Gen Ludlow for two hours and cant suade her as Randolph Merriam hiswhom Florence how could I be so forgetful of her life said he bride she had jilted for old McLane and find him Ive got five troopers here are stationed there You did dear when I first spoke of But I have had a dreadful of you Pm not married myself and of course Chapter II Fannie McLanes wedding shock You do not know what this CHAPTER VII it and so did I I didnt think ft would causes family feeling A few months later I dont care for myself but theyre all she while traveling with her husband means what it would mean if McLane The manner in which Mrs Frances do at all but Fan talked so frankly married men and Ive got to think of meets Merriam on his wedding trip should die now and I cannot tell you McLane secured her invitation to visit about Mr Merriam and the lovely time want to risk their lives was Hush Randy the Graftons reflects credit on her gen- ¬ thej d had together on the Pacific coast them I dont And all she said Chapter III Some time previous to this atvy more Now Im a tenderfoot and Merriam had gone on a government sur- ¬ dear I dont wish you to tell me now with him and his charming bride eralship if not on her general char- ¬ vey fallen 111 and had been nUrsed by Mrs ask you frankly what I ought to do McLane did not die at once at acter She was deep in widows weeds and how he and she had laughed over I But A hasty Dont you report to your superior of- ¬ Tremaine and daughter Florence stepson takes least Three weeks the police worked and woe the lovely summer of 91 so their affair at the Point and agreed that note from Mrs McLanes ficer said the colonel until you have him to the plains at that clew and the doctors at him long as she remained in the neighbor it would have been absurd and now Chapter IV Young McLane dictates to and neither with much success cer- ¬ hood of the mausoleum of Gen Ludlow That was enough found the dear they were such good friends and shed for me and off I started but I said to Merriam a adying message which is sent tainly with little help from the victim departed and Mrs Grafton twice or had such a sweet sympathetic message youmr Chicago lawyer and to Parry You neednt come the troopers brother-in-laReply who was in woeful state of collapse thrice ran down from the Point to from Mrs Merriam after her sad sad of Mrs McLane not one of you But every one came causes Merriam to swoon He is taken to much of the time protesting ignorance pour out sympathy and consolation but bereavement wlvy what more was to Once I got ahead of our own line I Tremaine callls for Florence be said of any excuse for shooting on the part Chapter V Engagement of Florence of anybody and consumed with dread- ¬ dear Fanny had sustained too severe a a click looked up and there Grafton listened rather grimly ne heard shock This dreadful this mysterious Tremaine to Merriam is announced wed- ¬ was a Spanish picket post not fifty ding shortly follows They meet Fanny ful fear of death It was a wonder that this murderous assault upon Mr Mc ¬ was many years older than his wife as yards away with their guns leveled I McLane and finding the McLanes bound under the circumstances he rallied suff- ¬ Lane had unnerved her completely said has been said and much less credulous lay down on my horse and skipped with themselves for San Diego change iciently to be up and able to be moved Mrs Grafton on her return to her liege Agaiu the same uneasy presentiment their The bullets whistled but 1 wasnt man plans slopping over at Fort Stone The March winds of Frisco were and she does not seem to rally at all oppressed him I dont think she T did find him This The doctors Later as we have seen Charlotte took should come here Harrie he gravely leagued against him touched Finally way Web my boy he called from the Anywhere else perhaps I could wished to take him back to Coronado her sister west and later still the said CIIAPT E R VI Contixulp ¬ woods It was hot in there Stoop sir but he declared that any part of Cali Graftons en route to Sedgwick at last have shared with you the feeling of wel stoop aaid a soldier and as I tfr McLane they had not met at all fornia wowM be death to him Be stopped five days in Chicago on their come certainly the desire to paj the Within way and Fanny was at the station to debt of hospitality but at Sedgwick stooped the poor fellow himself got a nor did they agxiin on that now un- ¬ wKhed to o home at once ¬ bullet in the breast Here you are clouded wedding journey once encoun- thwccc c ilio shooting Xed Parry ar ¬ meet them on their arrival and insist-¬ with the Merriams here it cannot be And here poor Mrs Grafton broke called the general who was standing ter her It was easy to trace the wan med fnm Chicago and had some long ed then as she had before by letter sister-in-laOh she cried it but upon their being her guests at her own down and wept straight with his shoulders squared I derings cf this Manhattan magnate and interviews with his straightened up my backbone too his lovely wife Their movements were was not allowed to see the patient apartments at the Clarendon She had got to be I thought youd forgiven though 1 never felt so humble in my the subject of daily paragraphs in the neither was she except at rare inter ¬ a lovely little room all ready for them her and that all was well and I urged commg-- n e n e n ex t life and gave my message and started papers from San Diego to Seattle and vals an affliction which she bore with Xow Grafton was a provident man an w and shes week awav When I had got off 30 yards the not until they had left Coronado Beach Christian resignation Then Parry had economical man and five days hotel ¬ We need not record the further re general called me back through that did the Merriams go thither Not until to go back but not before he had re bills made certainly a big hole in a death hole I left again and if he didnt the McLanes were lit raided at the Pal-¬ ceived a note from Merriam had visited months pay Something even then marks of Capt Grafton on this point call me back again General I said ace in San Francisco did the happy him and had shown every attention to whispered to him that this extrava- ¬ since they were after all inoperative but for Gods sake dont call me back any couple move on to Monterey and there and deep interest in his gentle bride gance were better than that to which the first dark shadow over their domes- ¬ tic peace fell that very day and hour He laughed and didnt and one morning as they were at breakfast and had had one long conference with acceptance more of the widows invitation to bd continued the papers were brought in and there the husband alone here I am would lead But he banished the So now that promotions rustle the was sensation Merriam had not yet When Mr McLane was declared well Cuban air the major says frankly and begun to appear at table with that in ¬ enough to move they carried him thought as unworthy and uncharitable ONE ECLIPSE IN JERSEY them with infinite with logic and justice If I am a staff fallible symptom of the long married aboard a steamer and senthim to Pana ¬ Fanny welcomed made them feel that How It Was Received Ity the People officer put me back in the rear and couple a newspaper for his own en ¬ ma Fanny his wife in attendance as tact and taste a Century Hack coming was a blessing to her so their let me be ornamental If I am to have tertainment and silence for his wife in duty bound But even the best and sad and lonely was her life now that it When on the 16th of September 1792 duties steadily on the firing line and and he and she were glancing about the biggest state room was close and stuffv was no longer blessed by the compan- ¬ the gay morning was suddenly overcast ahead of it as I had and to do them great apartment and exchanging hap ¬ as she said and her hours were mainly ¬ and a black curtain was- drawn over py low toned confidences about their spent on deck It was the nurse who ionship and devotion of the incompar the bright sun the people of Jersey as I did heres and She being made colonel brigadier gen- - surroundings and possibly tiheir fellow had to bear with Macs ceaseless plaints able husband whom she had lost opera working in the fields vraicking among accompany them to the could not eral and major general what do I sojourners He had grown suddenlv old- childish the rocks or knitting in their doorways get A man at an adjoining table however Harpers Weekly decrepit fearful They had to stay stood aghast andUcnew not what was had opened the sheet and suddenly ex ¬ some days at Panama and had a upon them Some began to say the Mv Cod claimed and this instantlv wretched time at least he did being STOCK YARDS CANES Lords Prayer Some in superstitious attracted the attention of his wife who transferred thence to Havana where terror ran to the secret hole in the Croolc Hnmlled Hickories Affected ly had resignedly accepted the situation he was enjoined to remain at least six wall to the chimney or to the bedstead and was finding such consolation as she weeks the HnltltueN of That Dis ¬ some morbid longing But or dug up the earthen floor to find could in studying the occupants of the drew him irresistibly back to New trict in Chicago the stocking full of notes and gold room lie began to read aloud Mr York Go he would and in April they which might perchance come with them One of the curious sights at the John Harold McLane of Xew York who exchanged the summer seas the soft safe through any cataclysm or start stock yards is the peculiar style ol with his charming young wife has been perfume laden air the warm sunshine them again in business in anothei cane or walking stick affected by those spending a few days in this city was of the tropics for the fogs and bluster world Some began tremblinglj to sing whose daily business takes them into shot and dangerously wounded while of the North Atlantic seaboard Pneu ¬ hymns and a few to swear freely that great live stock mart The real stepping into his carriage in front of monia set in and claimed the feeble These latter were mostly carters whose stock yards cane is a stick of polished the University club at a late hour last wreck for its own Several weeks be- ¬ salutations to one another were main hickory with a large and ample crook night his unknown assailant escaping fore the anniversary of y oaths because of the extreme narat the end to meet the requirements of in the confusion that followed The wedding and still more that brilliant¬ rowness of the island roads and sailbrilliant rethe huge and bony hands of the most ball evidently a heavy one struck him ception Fanny McLane was weeping ors to whom profanity Avas a daily stalwart ranchman These canes ap ¬ with such force that the shock felled decorously in widows weeds and listen- ¬ Men and women with bread parently are not made from saplings him instantly ITe was carried into the ing to the details of their breakfasts still in their mouths the last will and with the bark removed and a crook clubhouse again where DrsStorr aud testament mumbled in terror to one another pnt upon the end but from solid strips Humphrej who were present made woman shriekedi that the day of judg ¬ Much but not all had been left to his of hickory wood shaved and molded prompt examination It was found that ment was come and instinctively into the proper shape They are from after striking full force and partiallv beloved wife Frances Hayward Mc ¬ straightened her cap smoothed out her three quarters to an inch in diameter destroying the contents of a flat pocket Lane but even that much was curiously dress of molleton and put on her sabots in the thickest part and without any book in his overcoat the ball deflected bestowed Whj should Uncle Mellen coining I urged and shes week ne no noxt w A carpenter hearing her terrific ex Why artificial stain or attempt at decora ¬ evidently had torn its way round under be so largely a beneficiary clamations pu t on his sabots also should he be placed in charge of her tion the skin of the left breas t and burst its the stream In no other part of the ciiy will you way out below the armpit Bleeding property Was she not old enough to or to concerts and theaters but she stooped whimpering todEgyptc and Bue Why had the best seats secured and Xed running from the see them carried or offered for sale was profuse and the shock severe vet look after what was her own But when taking a trolley ride you will the physicians think that the chances should Uncle Mellen here and Uncle Tfnd Charlotte were properly attentive began to wash his face A cTuskeanie down like that over Pom Mellen there appear on page after page and when it was time for the Graftons certainly begin to notice them as soon arc in favor of his recovery With t move on the ladies actually parted peii and Herculaneum The gray stoiu as you come anywhere within the There is much mystery a bent the of that formidable document the houses grew radius of the stock yards district affair The coachman says a man and alarming suddenness the tears had van ¬ with tears Fanny looking so white so walls ofand seemedi to closedarker and in on the They arc carried by ranchmen drov a woman walked up and down in front ished dried off presumably by the hot pathetic so fragile and protesting that darker hysterical crowd ers shippers from the country sales of the club on the opposite side of the flush on her lovely cheek Some one Mrs Grafton was the one friend to dismayed terrified shouting the word Here some one was men and commission men of the yards street full half an hour before Mr Mc had obtained undue influence over her whom her heart clung in its bereave ¬ to an It is probable they are more for Lane came out he being accompanied husband in his last moments she de- ¬ ment and desolation A hacking lit- ¬ of command there imaginary company an aged crone of militia practical use than for ornament They by a friend whorhad formed one of their clared Some one had swindled her tle cough had already set in this was offering without price simnelf was and seem well suited to the purpose of party at whist Instantly the strange Some one should be given to understand lute in the fall and the rigors of the a sort of punching fat hogs and lazy steers in man left the side of the woman hurried she was a child a puppet no longer Lake Michigan climate seemed telling black butter as past and propitiation¬ a win for an imperfect the pens when the animals are being across the street and placing his left and two some ones Uncle and Aunt severely upon the Gotham born girl dow a notorious evil liver from calling was exhibited to prospective buyers And hand on Mr McLanes shoulder turned Mellen had a tremendous scene with and urgently did Mrs Grafton press out in a frenzied voice that she had then the crook on the end is big him sharply and accosted him in a low he widow before the funeral baked her to leave this blustering shore and heard the devil and the witches from enough to admit of holding a recal- ¬ somewhat angry tone The moment he meats were fairly cold before thoflow lo come to her in that land where in the dungeons of citrant sheep very handily by it The spoke Mr McLane struck furiously with ers began to droop about the new coughs and bronchial and catarrhal Bocbert reveling the prison the nightbefore Thereupon stock yards cane is therefore an in- ¬ his right hand at the others face then filled grave One row led to another troubles are unknown to bask in the a disheveled long haired fanatic once stitution in itself and if you want to thrustit into his overcoat pocket where and then to litigation and then Sister sunshine and drink in the delicious air a barber with a gift for mad preach ¬ see how gracefully it is carried and later a pistol was found It was at this Charlotte had relented sister love aud of southern New Mexico and Fan de ¬ a well known hatred of to what good uses it may be put take instant that the other tired The car- ¬ tenderness triumphing over the sense clared that could she but be with Har ¬ ing and sprang upon the Pompe the des French a ride out Unlsted street and over riage horses startled attempted cf indignation which followed Fans riet her cough would never worry her Brigands and calling out that the last among the pens Chicago Chronicle to run and by the time the repeated neglects of sisterly letters bxit it could not be it could not be day had come cried had coachman regained control and sisterly advice and she came east There were important legal matters to The spirit of the Lord is upon me Pitching ftnoils of them thev were sonu- - dis- - with her imperturbable Xed and found be settled She must fight her battle He hath sent me to proclaim liberty to Quoits is a game that is seen largely tance down the street On his return Fan Poking white and ill and troubled not yet go so far from the captives and the opening of the She among the working classes Off in the Mr McLane was being borne into the and while Xed remained for a lecal bat alonesacred could dust Atlan ¬ mining districts in the neighborhood club Quite a little crowd had gath- ¬ tle royal with the girls putativiP that the same the Graftons were not prison to them that are bound All of large building contracts or at the ered but nobody but himself and the guardian Charlotte took Frances to a fairly settled at Sedgwick when Fans tic Monthly river side a group of men playing friend referred to who was some charming resort in the west for a legal difficulties seemed to have been Every 3Ian to Ifis Tnstc quoits is a common sight It requires what intoxicated had seen anything of placid summer aud that fall the lovely settled and her cough grievously aug- ¬ Weary Ambler Leddy Im that hun a fair degree of strength and quickness the shooting A neighbor said he saw widow was domiciled in an apartment see Im out of work too ¬ mented The doctors talked of Bermu gry I cant and has a peculiar fascination for the a man and woman hurrying round the of her own within view of the flashing Hardhearted Lady What is your San Diego but the idea of going to ¬ player A flattened ring of iron is to corner but that was the last of them waves of Lake Michigan within sound da or Bermuda among strangers was a hor- trade was a glass eater in a well be tossed over an iron stake from The police have a clew which they re- ¬ of the ceaseless roar of Chicago I ror so she wrote and as for Coronado musee I once I which the player stands a distance of fuse to divulge Mrs McLane who Meantime the junior member ihp where less than a year agone she had AU right YonN findenough broken from 25 to 75 feet There are two was attending the brilliant reception great firm of Graeme Bayburn of Parry been so happy so bleat no no itwas stakes used and generally two or four given at the residence of Hon J L San had IltMn finiTirp TrnnM service m impossible Yet Chicago for the rest of bottles in the back yard for a good s vwuwu players take part The game is not bourne was not informed of the trag- ¬ pinching Uncle Mellen and many es- ¬ square meal Help yourself poor man a the winter was out of the question Cincinnati Commercial Tribune of much importance but it has existed edy until an hour later and was pros- ¬ valuable concession had been made pecially since the estrangement that for centuries and its simplicity trated by the shock At three a m and thanks to her gifted brother-in-larel- ¬ had grown up between her and her It Seems Plausible horseshoes being used when the reg- the wounded man was resting under the the fair and now fully restored atives in the east that had even to some She I wonder why a little apple ular quoits cannot be had will always influence of opiates widow found herself in apparently un ¬ extent involved Charlotte her beloved caused Adams downfall give it a certain popularity JN Y Breathless Merriam listened his face disputed possession of the revenues Mrs Grafton could not help of He recalling a recent experience Tribune paling and breathless Florence watched certain houses lots and lands stocks sister thinking how remarkably Frances had T suppose the banana peel hadnt been him When the reader had finished and bonds that would have been CrocsuM Fat Hank Account developed since her school days Then discovered them Chicago Tribune ¬ and his wife began to ask questions her claim and now had come beyond¬ The famous rich man of ancient the long- she had never impressed anyone as beA man thinks nothing is smarter Her dark ing to spread her wings time tJroesus is calculated to have Florence said no word fly for ing capable of much deep feeling There pathetic eyes were fixedupon her hus- - with independence came and 20000000 Chicago hall been a 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York and the Porter met one night during the blockade of Ha ¬ vana under strange circumstances which would have justified either in destroying the other and for a few seconds the lives of 500 men were in the hands of one The torpedo boat lay so close under the crviisers side that one could have tossed a biscuit THIS the most - such that we had her masts and smoke i pipes in a confusing line v a Joud Our blowers were making droning noise The movement of both vessels through the water added to the difficulty of hearing Fremonts voice rose so that I thought it must have rung through the strange ship But the crew of the strange ship were rushing to their guns Stop those blowers Fremont said He was calm even deliberate His eyes swept forward and then aft he Are the guns trained on her asked Aye aye sir came from both one pounders The torpedo too was ready It had been tested for pressure but a few hours earlier At each gun a jackie stood like a statue his shoul- ¬ der bent against the rest his eye on the enemy In such moments the eye UNCOMFORTABLE THEATERS ¬ A DOMESTIC INCIDENT MATTER OF FACT He Thought the Poor Girl Needed i Change from the Style to Which She Had Been Accustomed He is a young man whose unbounded assurance has ever been his chief characteristic When he proceeded to talk to the practical old gentleman about marrying his daughter he was evidently prepared for the usual ¬ ¬ There Are Xo Arrangements for Per sonal Convenience in Paxis Play Houses From the Observer Flushing Mich Early in November 1894 says Frank Long who lives near Lennon Mich on starting to get up from the dinner table I was taken with a pain in my back The pain increased and I was obliged to take to Playgoers who yield to the induce my bed The physician who was summoned ments of the French stage when they pronounced my case muscular rheumatism accompanied by lumbago He gave me remecome over here will have learned long dies injected morphine into my arm to ago from experience what genuine dis ease and pain the comfort is suffered in theaters Pa My disease gradually became worse until admirably for I thought that death would be welcome rerisian managers cater ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ notices queer details I remember wondering that the jackie at the bow gun could stand there so quietly ready to fight that great ship which towered above us with that absurd one pounder Aye aye sir As jackie answered commanders voice rang out again his This time he was hailing and the inflec i tion rising No answer What ship is that against it M Xt preeminently the conditions favorable for torpedo work the Porters busi- ¬ ness Avas to investigate the character of every strange ship and if satisfied that she was Spanish to blow her up On that dark blockade the Ameri can ships recognized one another in iwo ways one being the position in which a vessel appeared which should be her night blockading station and the olher being an Ardois signal which was changed from night to night So if for instance the New York cruising slowly westward sight- ¬ ed another ship running without lights and not occupying one of the blockading stations she would flash let ns say two red lights above one white one If the stranger answered properly and promptly the New York could go about her business Otherwise the batteries would be manned a signal warning all vessels within signal distance would be set and the flag ship would close in and get the strangers range A light on the port bow the look- ¬ out announced ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Fire across her bow But inviting death while he waited Bang went our bow gun and the liieut John C Fremont pf the Porter metal rattled as the men shoved an- ¬ hailed once more a lions voice ring ¬ other shell home and trained the piece ing clear above the churning screws again and humming blowers and that final Show the night fleet signal Fre- ¬ hail averted the catastrophe mont said and it flashed again two is memorable that duty scarcely white lights above a red one We It demanded this last warning were under the strangers quarter There are some things about it now close aboard For one of us there which have never been explained It was no escape At that range a tor- ¬ appears that the New York was some pedo must destroy the big ship in- ¬ distance from her blockading station evitably For the rest the fleet was displaying A second after our signal burned the no lights except an occasional electric strangers signal mast blazed and signal The night was dark Cer there hung an answering signal but veras fleet was not accounted for and not the right one Instead of two his cruisers and destroyers were ex- ¬ white lights and a red one there pected at any moment The Porter burned two red ones and a white one was on scout duty and more impor- ¬ For a moment it flashed through Fre- ¬ tant yet the usually infallible night monts mind that an enemy might be rignal apparatus of the New York attempting to use the American sig ¬ jilayed Sampson false for once and nals There was no time to think brought him and all who sailed with about it him nearer to death than they had There was a flash from the stran- ¬ been before or since gers forward fighting top and a shell ¬ It was the Porters business to pre whistled over us Some man in the vent any Spanish vessel from creep ¬ top had fired without orders it seems ing up on the blockading squadron un ¬ but of that we knew nothing We saw awares The American ships at all only the flash of the gun and believed hazards must be apprised of the ap- ¬ that rifles and machine guns would be proach of an enemy The Ardois sys- ¬ riddliner us a second later The big 1 tem of signal lights includes a signal guns could not be depressed enough to which flashed for a second in the dark-¬ bear on us so close were we ness means enemys vessel in sight Fremont had been hailing at the That might be used if the scout were moment and his face had been turned within signal distance of Sampsons away from that top from which the ships when he discovered a hostile gun was fired craft But as fog and darkness are Did that shot come from her he -- MYes sir said a jackie and I in the same breath For a second perhaps Lieut Fre- ¬ mont stood still and silent and his men and those on the decks high above us held their aim and their breath and Avaited for a word which would turn loose a torpedo from the Porter and a hail of fire from the flagship In thai- long second Fremont hold ¬ ing the great cruiser at his mercy even mere than the cruiser held us at hers weighed the chances and gave them one more chance It was to be their last I vead it in the sudden - shouted the public as far as the play and the When they acting are concerned come to consider however the ques tion of mere material comfort it Avould seem as if they felt in nowise called upon to make allowances for the weaknesses of the flesh The trials to which a playgoer is put in an under sized stall with no available room for his nether limbs partake almost of the rigor of the monastic ordeals- oi nld To such chastisement of the flesh the Parisian playgoer has long submitted uncomplainingly for the sake of the edification provided for his spirit from the stage There are now sign however that the worm will at last turn Parisians have crossed the channel lolled in the ample armchairs provided in your playhouses and re- ¬ turned to grumble at the hardships thej- - have to endure in their own Quite revolutionary measures of reform are everywhere being proposed Why not do away with the three officials enthroned behind a desk at the door who constitute the so called controie and whose duties consist in needlessly examining and punching tickets at the expense of public patience It might even be feasible to suppress the ouvreuse who dam ages hats and loses umbrellas in return for a tip which she exacts and grumbles at Besides a degree of material comfort playgoers expect within the bounds of possibility not to end anger their lives1 when they go to the theater According to the committee of public safety in theaters now sitting it would however be unwise to place overmuch confidence in this respect in the arrangements at present made in some Parisian playhouses The chair ¬ man of the committee M Blanc prefect of police has accordingly drawn up new sets of rules with regard to public accommodation in theaters which are to be stringently enforced Playgoers in Paris will be glad to hear that in future boxes in theaters are to be provided with doors of a sufficient width to allow of easy ingress and exit and so arranged as not to block pas ¬ sages when open Furthermore noth ing in the shape of stools or movable seats will be allowed in the passages while that inconvenient invention the strapontin which besides being the most uncomfortable seat ever provided for a long suffering public en dangers the lives of the audience should panic occur by effectually blocking- the openings between rows of stalls is to be done away with In time M Blanc wrill no doubt succeed in making Parisian playhouses both safe and comfortable It is a remarkable fact however considering how extensively Parisians patronize the ¬ ¬ lease from my sufferings Besides my regu- ¬ lar physician I also consulted another but he gave me no encouragement UV f4 I 1 - question Do you think you can support my daugh- ¬ ter in the style to which she has been 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 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 Ave dont propose to have any mis- ¬ YEARS know it And why give them a chance to guess you are even Why let your neighbors Better give them good reasons for guessing the other way It is very easy for nothing tells of age so quickly as gray hair five or ten years more understandings aoout ner luture You were asking me if I thought I could support her in the style to which she has ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I 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 has issued a booklet with the above title Dr Williams Pink Pills saved my life and I try to induce my friends who are sick to 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jokes 65 The Tragedian Ah Then joure bound 30i and gagged eh Illustrated American The Comedian ¬ 22is POCKETKNIVES FOR WOMEN 7 80 4 87 4 00 73 37 5054 straightening of his form aad the Tills Account Says Tliey All Have menacing hail which I hear yet Tliein and Tliey lluy Tliem What ship is that for Themselves On the heels of that hail came an an ¬ People frequently ask your opinion mere ly to get to express their own Washington the rest p la Democrat mm Estey Organs Co Brattleboro Vt 3HOOT The lieutenant looked at it for a moment and spoke to the man in the conning tower We were going along gently making only five knots an hour Hows your head he asked Nor west by was the reply We cruised westward Hay down on deck near a one pounder too near Lieut Fremont went below for a nap Ensign Gillis it was he who picked up a Spanish torpedo afterward by springing overboard and unscrewing its war nose so it could be hauled aboard safely was in charge of the Porter for the time There was quiet until 230 in the morning Then the one pounder beside me woke me as thoroughly as if it had been a 13 inch gun and I raced to the conning tower to see what had happened and saw what seemed to be the very biggest ship in the world looming up on our port bow indistinct in the gloom but close enough to sink us without fail a second after the order to fire Lieut Fremont stood before the conning tower Gillis had made out the loom of the stranger when we were a quarter of a mile away and had awakened his commander Silent ly ihe Porter stole up on the dark warship When we were but 200 yards away or less and so within easy sig nal distance the night fleet signal was flashed bv- the torpedo boat two white lights and one red It burned l fcr a second or so and then it was turned dfF There was no reply The stranger dark and unheeding moved slowly westward That she had not seen it was inconceivable for there were 20 men looking out for signals on every American warship at this time and no one could believe that they had over looked that well known signal flashed clear so close at hand west-half-we- st The tradition is and maybe it was true ever so long ago when woman al ways had a kitchen knife within easy reach that women have no use for pocketknives That is what man believes to this day He thinks that she On the cruisers deck there was a sharpens her lead pencils with her sound as of men shifting their feet teeth opens her letters with a hair and a confused murmur as they fell pin cuts string with scissors and boraway from their guns rows some mans knife when there is The Porters commander spoke a can of potted ham or corned beef to ag ain and this time there was no be opened at a picnic menace in his voice but wonder only But nearly every woman has a pen Is that Capt Chad wick knife and finds plenty of use for it Yes answered the New Yorks Usually she has bought it herself for Is that the Porter captain she prefers that it shall not be a gift Yes sir Any man who gives a woman a pen Why didnt jou show the nighl fleet knife will find himself regarded with ¬ ¬ ¬ swer from the cruiser and at the first English word our men let go the breath they had been holding in one great sigh of relief for the answer rang clear and loud This is the New York 27 9 85 27 q 5 CO 10 00 5 85 Tire trouble with people who are all right in their way is that they are usually in some- ¬ body elses way Brooklyn Life 60 35 6 00 72 73 35 have used Pisos Cure for Consumption both in my family and practice Dr G W Patterson Inkster Mich Nov 5 1894 Ideals are pleasant steady company but they are inclined to be tyrannical when they are wedded to Detroit Journal Bad Worse Worst Sprain Good Better Best Kemedy St Jacobs Oil An emotional nature is often mistaken for a sympathetic one Rams llorn Oil will penetrate and cure Sciatica I iviNcrasr 5rfOT Gun StlELL 28 4 20 53 y 4 70 4 60 67 2 2yz Used mMimQmmSmid 22 3 75 4 00 65 Deep as is the Sciatic nerve St Jacobs Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam Corn Mixed 25 9 50 5 50 314 Send Nams ona Postal Qm for 152 page Illustrated Catalogue Winchester Uepeati ng Ahms 180 WinchbstsrAve New Haven Com fvt The wise man neither borrows trouble nor lnds his bicycle L A W Bulletin ¬ ¬ ¬ - she is supersti- ¬ We did sir twice There was no tious Oh no of course she isnt She answer the first time The second will buy one for her husband or for time just now the New York dis- her son but nevertheless she doesnt played the wrong signal like to be given one and will look Capt Chadwick thought that could askance at the dainty little implement not be so but everyone on the torpedo unless she has paid the traditional boat knewT it was and after some more penny for it explanation the Porter swung away The jewelers carry in stock knives from the flagship and glided off into for women and one of the merchants the night said the other day that one third of his As was customary several captains customers were women This he ex ¬ met the admirals cabin on the flag plained by the fact that a woman will ship in the morning and I was told keep a knife three times as long as a Some of the knives they afterward that the night encounter man will carry in stock have jeweled handles was the subject of considerable talk It appears that Admiral Sampson him- or decorations that raise their cost self had been awake and I was in ¬ from five to fifty dollars Women formed that when some one said to dont buy such expensive ones that Lieut Fremont that the Porter should is not from jewelers although they have been more careful about the often buy them from friends at the night fleet signal the admiral said price of one cent an astonishing bar ¬ gain indeed gravely The popular knives for women are I saw the Porters signal displayed tiny bits of knives not so long as the and there was no answer from this little finger and sometimes not larger vessel Some of these There was an end to that argument than a finger joint dainty little knives have handles of at least but a torpedo man from the Porter and an officer of the flagship gold or silver studded with jewels asked each other what would have Very often they have chatelaine at- ¬ suspicion ¬ ¬ ¬ signal It isnt that MKS PINKTTAlff TALKS TO THE FUTXJBE WOMAN Will the Hew Generation of Women be More Beautiful or Less So Miss Jessie Ebners Experience fax - n Use Our Well Drills - And make no failures Write what you need go TJLS MTQOflu LOOMIS m M v ¬ - The Porter shot close so close that every man on her felt thatdesperate work was n hand and that n6w we were in for it beyond recall The New York is perhaps the easiest of the American ships to recognize but so dark was it that she was strange to practiced eyes Moreover the direc iion from which she approached was have been happened if the Porters hail had not tachments or are worn with other lit- ¬ tle articles on a chain Chicago Times been answered just when it was Herald Do you know what our next order would have been asked the flagship A Good 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the highest praise she is nervous and racked with pain Young women think of your future and provide against ill health Mothers think of your growing daughter and prevent in her as well as in yourself irregularity or suspension of natures duties If puzzled dont trust your own judgment Mrs Pinkham will charge yon nothing for her advice write to her at Lynn Mass and she will tell you how to make yourself healthy and strong Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound strength ¬ ens the female organs and regulates the menses as nothing else will Following is a letter from Miss Jessie Ebner 1712 West Jefferson St Sandusky Ohio Dear Mrs Petkham I feel it my duty to let you know of the jrreat benefit your remedies have heen to 11 j me L SUHereo xor over a yeuL witix iuiiaimiiuiuuu ul the ovaries I had doctored but no medicine did me any good Was at a sanatarium for two weeks The doctor thought an operation necessary but I made up my mind to give your medicine a trial before submit ting to that X was also troubled witn leucorrhcea painful menstruation diz ziness nervousness and was so rm figure I These are equipments that widen the sphere of womans useful- ¬ Is the only sure cure in the world for Chronic Ul Bone ness How can a woman have grace cers Ulcersnicer Scrofblona Ulcers and ¬ Gangrene Fever Sores Vari cose all of movement when she is suffering Old Sores lp never fails Draws out all Oloon expense and suffering from some disorder that gives her those Savessalve for Vbscesses Pile Curos permanent Best Snrns Cnts By mail and awful bearing down sensations How 13c all Fresh Wounds AILENsmall 33o large Book free J if MEUICIKJE can she retain her beautiful face when CO St JPshI Mina Sold by Druggists ¬ A pleasing1 face and graceful READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS A j m -- inches printed in colors and mounted on a roller will be sent to any address on receipt a of 15 cente In D06tae to pa7 for packing and trans i portation P S EUSTJS General Passenger Agent I y K R Chicago 111 Ua FREE Doable vu UNITED STATES WALL MAPI A copy of our handsome map J 48x31 Top Snap Complete Breech loader n9 GUNS SPOETSMEN S MIPPMVj CHEAPER thu KtSEWHERR oeaa ntaip ror etUJogne POWELL CLEMENT Pfl FISH TACKLE USBiIaSUCIXCmATr UUKtS WHFRh s FIKP PAIIQ Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good ux time Kola by drujrelsts TTso 00 ANK E 1730 mw tfefc Bits Ask Mrs Pinkhams Advice A Woman Dest Understands a Womans Ills please state that y KCBt In tals a48jpet AtaitMr 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 14 188 -- NgUI LOUISVILLE OQO i Cor 7tli and Main Paris Ky occupying the Louis SalosWn Building dealers in DRY GOODS CLOTHING BOOTS SHOES HATS CAPS NOTIONS LAMES AND GENTS FUR CHILDRENS CLOAKS CAPES MILLINERY NISHING GOODS LADIES W i- Styles and -- eras J f r I This rand country is in a prosperous condition and a very heavy trade is expected and we have spared no pafns in overtaxing the capacity of our new room by crowding it with the best goods the markets are offering and at such extremely low prices that you will wonder when you inspect these new goods how they can be manufactured and sold at such wondrously low prices It will pay you to visit our 3stablishment this season as we aim to save our customers a goodly per cent on their purchases and we will be pleased to have you as one in this country to say that you trade at the NEW LOUISVILLE STORE because you can buy cheaper here than any place that you have ever dealt If you can not come yourself send us your order with your neighbor and we will only aim to please you both in selection and price as we are the chest house in Paris Fancy Calicoes ar to be found here at 3ic yd Bleached Uotton 1 yd wide on sale at 4c yd Brown Cotton 1 yd wide will be offered at 4c yd Shirting Cotton in all colors and patterns at oc yd Apron and Dress Ginghams in the latest desigus at 5c yd Canton Flannel unbleached as cheap as 4ic Canton Flannel unbleached a regular 10c quality at 7c Pins re ony lc a paper Clarks 0 N T thread 3 for 10c Ladies Shoes in genuine calf skin extra quality 98c Ladies Shoes in genuine Kangaroo calf best made 1 25 -i Best line of Childrens School Shoes in the city Mens Boots high top double sole only I 48 Mens Boots genuine calf double sole only 2 48 Mens Roots French Kip extra high top only 2 98 Childrens Suits any age from 4 to 15 yrs only 1 00 Youths Suits in Blue and Black Cheviot 15 to 19 yrs 2 50 Mens Suits and Oyercoats aie to be found here in immense quantities at the vprv lowest price and we ask you to call before buying elsewhere IVe are giving Coupons with every purchase giving1 you your choice of either a handsome picture or an elegant clock as a present Give us a call - i a 5 avroLx kLOjESiZjsTiEigLsr xgiwa wf SgCTjMWMTlLl Tartfwtrettfi3CgjCTtf 330 f i Important Change on The Frankfort 53 f4 U1 mm MSgiiRtA K7 ppS SZSTv m mi n laSR Rlllftrt ftmi sp 1lMWti IN OHIO K Wsr sa m m ra ilfO XSIa K Cincinnati Two New Trains am and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a tn No 8 leaves at 430 p mM and arrives at Frankfort at 810 p rn No 2 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m No 2 train will leave at Will Kenney Physician E- - D i30 w am K3j ri Surgeon This Means Money For Xon Tie 11 The Leading Specialists of America 20 YEARS 250000 Cured arrives at 840 No 5 leaves Frankfort at 115 p and arrives at 4 p in m Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p in 7 to 8 p m jQk msssmawwSL M yyKfrxm V9 5r ECURESTRICTUSE Thousands of young and iniddlo agcd men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may have a smart ¬ ing sem ation small twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times slight dis ¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak fcH organs emissions tnd all the symptoms of nervous debility they have STRIC¬ TURE Dont let doctors experiment on you by sitting stretching or tearing you This will not cure you as it will re ¬ turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hence removes the stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suffering no detention from business by our method The sexualorgansarostrength- ened Tho nerves arc invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns Thousands of young and middle aged men aro having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis ease Thev are freciucntly unconscious of the cause of these symptoms G eneral Weakness Unnatural Discbarges Fail¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen sation ouiiKen iyes wiin uarit circief Weak Back General Depression Lack Shrunken Varicocele of Ambition Part etc GLEET and STRICTURE may bo the cause Dont consult family doctors as they have no exporienco in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialists who have made a life btudy of hseaes or Men and Women UuriN bW ETIIOD TREATMENT will posi tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatraenfr and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure 16aug tf No 8 leaving at 430 will connect C fast limited at Georgewith the Q town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p rn This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ ment for persons going to Cincinnati or points north east and west of that city Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian C No 1 will connect with the Q Church No 5 connects at fast train south and Dr Bucks old office G local pasQ Georgetown with the Office on first floor senger from the south ¬ L a NELSON E43 d ¬ Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 pm JT WECURE GLEET The Havana Limited fr CURE CI1ADA vasjfiri m We treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHTLTS GLKET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS INNATUli AL DISCHARG ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE PREE If ivnablo to call write for BLANK for HOME QUESTION TREATMENT Kennedys Kergan raraaaftaaBwarci ROUTE 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O The first American railway to announce train service for t e especial benefit of travel to the West Indies has beeu heard from The Queeu Crescent Route Is anuouueiug Terms 5 and 5J per cent Om real a fast rain known as tne Florida Havana 4f will go into service from Cin estate mortgage Limited It cinnati to Tampa Jacksonville Miami MOORE ROGERS Mobile and New Orleans This exponent of 16sep 6mo Paris Ky the genuine American idea of getting into he field early will be a complete vestibuled service with diners observation cars wide vestibules electric headlights and all tne paraphernal of the modern railroad train It i chief ly to be marked as being first in the field for the new territory which is just TEETH EXTRACTED coming uuder the protection of the greatest WITHOUT PAIS flag on earth Train will mase fast time to ports named and will connect with fine steamer service to various Ports In Cuba NO GAS NO COCAINE Porto Rico and Jamaica It marks a new era in railroading in this country A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the Having been solicited by a number of public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects persons to open a cooking school in Paris Catephoric treatment for painless this Fall I have decided to do so early filling in October if a sufficient number of Set of teeth pupils can be secured All persons de- ¬ 800 Upper and lower 1500 siring to take one or more lessons will Silver fillings 50 eta up please giye me their names within the Gold fillings 100 up next few days I wish to state that I Gold crowns 500 have made arrangements with Mr Painless extraction 50 cts Sciger of Louisville to furnish on short notice individual ices fancy cases and D S JH ¬ Money To Loan We haye no space here to list the many good things we haye for you In order to prove to you this is a Straight Special Sale for 15 days we only ask that you call at our mammoth store examine the qualities hear the special low prices in OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT and you will then acknowledge that you never saw or heard before oJ such wonderful values slaughtered at such low figures FREE We are still giving cupons with every purchase no matter how small You can get FfiEE a fine large glass framed picture a beautiful rocking chair a useful flour bin a fine clock etc by buying your goods eere Call and see the presents fSemember the Maine Store to Save Money in Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Slippers c IS ONLY AT N ornaments for seiving same Terms Ten lessons 4 single lesson 50c IDIIB 0 Mrs W A Johnson ¬ ¬ 321 Main St Paris Ky BIG FOUR -- - Hours opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m fcf e BEST LINE TO AND FROM Crawford Bros have lately improved their barber shop making it decidedN Telephone 79 TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station ly the most attractive shop in Paris They offer a prompt expert and polite service and their shop is as cool as any in the city Hot or cold baths at any Fruits Flowers 5 We bour W Of Peck P To O te S if BLUE GRASS XURSERIES Orchard Lawn and Garden Fruit and Ornamental trees Shrubs Roses Vines Small Fruits Rhubarb Asparagus and all stock grown in Nurseries Prices reasonable as we employ no Agents Descriptive catalogue on ap- ¬ plication to LH ST LOUIS jn i Avoiding The Tunnel BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars NEW YORK Butfett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars -- Be sure your tickets read via - 7 FOUR BIG Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me Kor the benefit of others so afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Andersok Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box bend address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free Wrights Celery Capsules the Wright Medical Co Anderson Pike Co O Recommend FAJiTi 1398 Everything for TWIN BOURBONS BIG3E8T BARGAIN SRING ER8 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY CARL CRAWFORD i 1 BDGENER TOBACCO Phone 279 F HILLENMEYER ALVA CRAWFORD Lexington Ky CRAYFORD BROS JBJzszyyyt Dissolution of Haggard Mice ¬ L RAILROAD TIME CARD Bartoers fc - Passenger Traffic Mgr D BMAKTIN Tkt Agt Gen Pass o Mccormick A Good Memory L N ft R Shop corner M un and Fifth Sts y C - Cincinnati O ARRIVAL OF TRAINS often saves money and also good health If juu me uuuuiBu wiin constipation indiges ¬ From Cincinnati 1058 a m tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ 538 p ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells jwiu p m feyrup Pepsin and health will be restored lo From iui Lexington 511 a m 745 a m d0ses X5C large size soc fSvveS pC 333 p m 627 p m and S100 Brooks druggist Paris Ky- brom Richmond 505 a m 740 a in lian xm JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Your work promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable HOUSE AND LOT AND T H Landman M D Ohio Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Hotel Ky TUESDAY OCT 11TH Paris 1898 returning every second Tuesday in each month Reeerence Every leading physiciaD of Paris Kentucky Rfe- The egg or yesterday looks feels measures and DEPARTURE OP TRAINS weighs like the egg of last month but To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 -- a m a difference in another respect theres 340 p m and that difference is worth money To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m Its just so with laundry The difference between good work and poor is slight to 1108 a m 543 p m the unpracticed discernment but its a 1016 p m difference that counts every time Its To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m a difference that changes your laundry F B CArr Agent bill from an expense to an investment We do good work it will cost no more than poor work but its worth double the difference Boubbon Steam Laundry There are eggs and eggs From Maysville 742 a m si25 p m 328 pm The undersigned composing the firm WABE Reed Laundry have this day June 13 1898 by mutual consent dissolyed partnership 0 IJ Reed assuming all the debts and liabilities LOUISVILLE KY Those owing the firm will please settle with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J Four Months Storage Free H Haggard is not liable for debts con- ¬ tracted bv above firm Independent Warehouse Signed this 13th day of June 1898 C E REED W L DAVIS Agent 5sp 4wks J H HAGGARD m co Paris Ky ft V a V - fc xljan99 p Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls ie PEPSI 1 S CURESPINDiGESTlON Hi E DR CALDWELLS B DR R GOLDSTEIN Of 544 Eourtli Avenue Louisville Ky Ky on Will be at the Windsor Hotel BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Sale Dinners YRUP PEPSlN CURES CONSTlVriONI DESIRE to sell my house and ot If you are going to have a sale and shop at Jackson ¬ wish to set a dinner at a reasonable with blacksmith ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal price call on ance in twelve months For further GEORGE RASSENEOSS particulars address or call on SHARON BENJ F 20sept2m Paris Ky Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf I Paris Saturday Oct 22 1898 returning once evory month justed Eyes ex¬ amined and glasaes scientifically ad ¬ 27sep tf Fr - it

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