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UPPiwwwjnwiwwwwwwwpspwfPH gpss p m fiwy5 R BO N PRINTED EVERY TUESDA3 AND FRIDAY TT MILLERSBURG News NEW Established GHAMP MILLER Editors 2nd Owners FEB 1 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 18 1898 October Weather UJ Rev IrMHicks predictions for Octo Â¬ Cool days and fiost ber arasjfollpws at nightlm the north are probable about the8th to 10th From about the 17th to fOtWook for heavy rains hail thunder wind and possibly tornadoes southward A high barometer will rush downffrom the northwest caasing sleet and sgfw 0n the northwest tangent and wifidiag up much of the country with a verevere dash of Viarly winter A generaflpeool wave will end this perio1 beiag quite sh rp northward and bringing flSLtemperature down to frost line quitef2ininro the southern states Very martced storm conditions will appear tohwest about the 29th and as these conditions move eastward during 30th and 3ifc heaVy autumnal storms will touchjboth sections of the country Â¬ NO 83 Brewers Lexingtons Busiest Store EXQUISITE FALL DRAPERIES We are now showing some beautiful creations i n high art draper- jiiX uimc piit wsma new ies direct trom tne woria iameci designers colors latest styles lowest prices ORIENTAL CURTAINS 8500 pr SILK FACED CURTAINS t 7 50 pr SATIN RUSSE CURTAINS S100U pr MANTLE LAMBRIQUINS 8175 each A handsome line of BATTENBERG CHRTAINS from 8750 to 2750 per pair j Xota Gathered In And About The ADMINISTRATORS OF m IWillKenn y m Q u In tlie Wall Paper Store toward refurnishing the With thoughts turned stock The great invites your attention The key note is NEW GOODS You find jour decoration 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 wall paper Vifit the Department Fine Specials For This Week A Carnation pattern i otliing hut thefiagran e lacking 15c Special Red and Yellow Briar Brush 1aitern as perfect as the natural Scotch roses 20c Four 30 inch Ingrains at lOe with match ceiling at 20c 2d prize at 50Cj match molding at 5c a foot 0r Lu Carpets Furniture Wall Pape- sl XaOESixixrcsi TOJsr It mmm Tuere are now live candidates for Town Marshal Mclntyre was home Satnr- iavriom Cailisle Mr Tice Hutsell of St Louis ia visiting relatives here Mr Emmanuel Mann has been quite ill lor the past week Lonis Rogers and family were guests of JG- Allen Sunday Prof C M Best has now 48 students in his Traiuiug School Riley Hawes sold Lewis Joseph 35 head of 1548 lb cattle at 475 Arthur Thoinason of tha First Illi- Â¬ nois returned to Chicago Satmday M D Kimbrough of ynthiana was here Sunday to see his wite and babe Miss Annie Hutcheraft of Paris was the guest of relatives here last week Oscar Johnson sold his interest in his Allertou colt to Mr Williams for 125 Robert Caldwell snstained several severe r ruises from a counter tailing on - Personal Property e- - Physician AND Surgeon REAL ESTATE joining the city of Paris on the Paris Peacock turhpike on Office Fouith and Pleasant Ste Office Hours 7 to 10 a in 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m 16-me-- I will offer for sale at his late home ad As Administrator of J H Bradshaw FRIDAY OCTOBER 21 1808 beginning at 10 oclock a m sharp the X following personal propet 9 head of good horse stock Pleasant St Lot of sheaf oats 2 1 1 1 L Q NELSON Church Dr Bucks old office Office on first floor Office Hours 8 to 12 a E 3XTIXSSI37 opp First Presbyterian m 1 solicited by a number of persons terpen a cooking school in Paris this Fall5phave decided to do so early HAViNGBbeen I 2 olows buggy and harness set wagon harness Lot of old gear 1 two horse wagon and beds 1 cart and harness cutting boxes water cart and harness to 5 pm CO 5 ON OUR FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS FOR THIS WEEK S Our 35 Overcoats for 30 25 Our 30 Overcoatsibr rwR Vf f Jva- - itUMfe - PARIS FURHI3HISG H S TAILORING CO STOUT Manager J D McGAXNT Cutter No it Foley Consumption or Asthma in not claimed that Honey and Tar will cure is ad- Â¬ vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and i reiiet m trie very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure it Sold h James Kennedy Druggist s KiiXbiLSXp THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE Hasbalt bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all tions condi- Â¬ A handsome piece or mtcnen iurnrture notn lJ DeiCer Call UC piUUUUCU lUllij iuica jcaia sAjijjujj For sale by all prominent dealers 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 datein all its appointments TERSTEGGB z GOHMANN Louisville Ky CO Tehms 5 and 5h per cent on real pupils earabe secured All persons de estate mortgage him siriug to take one or more lessons will MOORE ROGERS Stock brick dirt dug and undug Wood of near Carlisle please giyMpe their names within the Mrs Wm Paris Ky narpets stov8 beds bedding bat wa tho guest of Mr Allen Trigg next to state that I felsl3 I wih rack and all kinds of household and Saturday have uiaaegarrangeinents with Mr kitchen furniture and a thousand other Mrs jr W Bryan has gone to St SeigeriofI3euisille to lurnish on short things too numerous to mention TEETH EXTRACTED Lonis to attend the weduiug ot Alias Terms made known on day of sale noticeiudJKifiual ices fancy cases and Lairinore WITHOUT PAIN ornam eufflrjOT skiving same Terms WM ISGRIGL Miss Marv Purnell of Pans is the lessonglSl single lesson 50c Administrator guett of Mis es Junnie and Bessie Ttn NO GAS NO COCAINE A T Foulyth Auctioner Mrs W A Johnson Pnruell A simple application to the gums used Mr Henry Phillips has gone to Louis Â¬ At the same time the hirs will offer only bv m and acknowledged by the ville thia week to attend the Maonii ImporlantjChnngo on The Frankfort his late residence and lot adjoining public to be the bet and easiest and CineiHgati Two Neiv Trains in ii in iiiim Grand Lodge absolutely fiee fiom any after effects Cataphoric treatment for painless Hall Miller of Atlanta was the guest No 2 trMvill leave at i30 a m Barber Shop Moved filling of his uncle Dr W M Miller Friday add arrivJwtfFrankfort at 1120 a m and Saturday No 8leaKs at 430 p in and arrives Buck and Bill have moyed their bar- Â¬ Set of teeth 800 Mins Carrie Munson of Carlisle bao FranfoSfat 810 p m ber shop across the street and now have Upper and lower 1500 at been the guest of Miss Bessie Redmon 50 cts up Sliver fillings No 1 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m the handsomest baiber shop and baih tor several days Gold fillings 100 up rooms ever in Paris All work done 840 5 00 Gold crowns McClelland Bros sold to Dr T P arrives at With No 5 leaves Frankfort at 115 p m with nnatness and dispatch 50 cts Painless extraction Overly ot Harrisburg Pa a handsome tuanks for iast favors Buck and Bill and arriveat4 p m harness gelding solicit a liberal share of the pu lie No 8 leing at 430 will connect patronage tf Mr Gates Rice and family of North 5 J H SOUR Middletown were guests of Mrs Nancy with the jeC fast limited at George A Popular Hotel Thompson Sunday town arrljinglin Cincinnati at 725 p 321 Main St Paris Ky Miss Lucile Judy left Saturday for m This is affvery desirable arrange- Â¬ Always popular the Palace Hotel opp Court house Indianapolis on an extended visit with ment for persons going to Cincinnati or ner auat Mrs Creighton Sixth and Vine street was easily the Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m points north east and west of that city most popular hotel in Cincinnati during Miss MatHe M fin tyre visited her C No iwSlfeonnect with the Q Telephone 79 uncle Mr Al X McClintock and family fast traijafirthiand No 5 connects at the O A R encampment Excellent Jn Lexington last weekjvfeGJlocakpasj cuisine nrom pt 8er vice and polite em- XJN Excursions m a imi tl TJ TJTiTliMilf Hi t imrTenffSjrsinKK jm mmezr iftl ivpRfl iVrl H t lendldancremeutmIS -MrwtlrTbuiGw lesSnTdmiT3TW sengeivfroui u e Houci i Vj v Cynthiaua Moore and daughter of made it the beet 2 and 250 per day One fare for the round trip to Annual4 visited relatives here Saturdaj Coughed 20 Years hotel in Amtrica Kentuckians always Convention of Christian Church a I suffered for 25 years with a cough find friends stopping at this hostelry Messrs Oscar Rankin and James Chattanooga Oct 10th to 13th Hutsell will go o Louisville to day to arid spent hundreds of dollars with Round trip 205 to Olympia Springs 27sep4s doctors and for medicine to no avail un attend the Grand Masonic Lodge and return dnriner Summer season used Dr Bells til Partic tour For Sale An almost new Stud ThisI remedy makes weak lungs strong Plan Your Summer Outinir Now Go to can gets contemplating a summer time- Â¬ valuable information baker wagon and good double harness It has sayed my life J B Rotell Picturesque Mackinac via The Coast table hotel guides and Summer resort price 60 Apply to T Al Purnell It Grantsburg 111 Line booklets by calling on or addressing Mr Robert Kerr and wife of Younes F B Carr Genl Agent It only costs 1350 from Detroit town Ohio were guests of Misses Ella Paris Ky 15 50 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland The Havana Limited and Judith Fleming from Saturday till for the round trip iuclnding meals and Monday Insure in my agency -n- onunion The fir5t American railway to aunounoe berths One thousand miles of lake ride train service for t e especial benefit of tr vel on new modern steel steamers for the Mrs Richard B Hutcheraft who Prompt paying reliable to the Wjest Indies spent the summer here with the Misses The Queeu Crescenthas beenis heard from above rates announcing Snd 2c for illustrated Route companies insures against fire Fleming returned Monday to Galatea a fast rain known as tne Florida fc Havana pamphlet Address Limited It will go into service from Cin Colorado A A Schantz G P A wind and storm cinnati to Tampa Jacksonville Miami Detroit Mich Spe fifth page for details of deith of Mobile and New Orleans This exponent of W 0 HINT01M Agent of getting into eenuine American Brce Lettou son of late John Litton the field early will be a idea complete vestlbuled he who was accidentally killed Friday service with diners obervation cars wide Always ask for Paris Milling Storage For Grain vestibules electric headlights and all tue afternoon paraphernall of the modern railroad trai All grocers It N chiefly to be munced as being first in Cos Purity flour Miss Allie Hart of NorthMiddletown I have storage capacity at my ware- Â¬ the field for the new territory which is jut keep guest of Mrs W M Miller comiug u der the protection of the greatest on having Purity houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for was the it Insist which I will issue negotiable warehouse Sunday Miss Sadie Hart returned to ling on earth Train will matie fast time to every time ports rained and will connect with fine receipts aud will guarantee the holder Paris yesterday steamer service to various Ports in Cuba can borrow two thirds the market price It marks a new Mis3 Rena Fleming late of Cincin Â¬ Porto Rico and larnaica country of the grain at the banks at seven per Piano Purchasers Guide era in railroading in this nati an experienced trimmer and an Storage one cent per cent interest artist at the business is assisting Mrs This Guide vas compiled by the most bushel per mouth or fractional part Caldwell at the U S Millinery Store W S Anderson expert authority on pianos in this theieof No charge for handling or Mr Chas T Calvert and wife guests Of Peck P O Pike Co p Recommend country It gives the grade and price at saels Parties who held their rheat Wrights Celery Capsules last year were paid handsomely so of the McClelland Bros for the past which the leading pianos made in the doing Will pay New Yoik or for week were called home Saturday to To the Wright Medical Co Ohio Bnlti Columbus Germantown on account of the death Gentsi I have purchased a box of Wrights TJ S can be bought at the present time more prices less the freight any time Celery Capsules from James iJiaser arug- of a lady friend is nicely illustrated If you think yon with to sell ist Waverly O and used them lorotoinacn It R B HUTCRCRAFT rouble and Constipation I was unable to of buying a piano will send von one Mrs W R Smith and daughter Cath years 1 ased for nearlv two line of Flemingsburc and Mrs Omar doanvthiue of your Celery Capsules and they free of charts It will be of great value three boxes Use Parib Milling Cos Purity and Roland Ratcliff of Sharpsbure have cured me For the benefit of others jo to you Call on or address S Buford have been guests of Mrs Claude Vi afflicted 1 wish to send this letter flour for sale by all grocers Very truly yours Kirtley Hut 1 Windsor Paris Ky mont for several days W S Andersom -Ask for it Take no other Hold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Mrs Page Browning of Covington Send address on postal to the Wright Med Bental Parlors Br Adairs Mrs Mollie Williamson of viajslick Co Columuus O for trial size free The very best companies com- Â¬ Mies Lizzie Dougherty of Flemings Having recently been several times burg Mr Jas Archdeacon and Mis pose my agency which insures asked if I was still conducting my den- Â¬ A Good Memory Lizzie Archdeacon of Carlisle were guests of Mr Maatin ONeal and bride often saves money and also good health If tal parlors I desire to inform the public against fire wind and storm you are troubled with constipation indiges that I am still at their service and can Non union Thursday tion or any form ot stomach trouble remem- Â¬ W O HINTON Agent Nothing adds so much to a ladys ap ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells be found at my office opposite the Court- Â¬ be restored to Pepsin and m pearance as a stylish hat and the many SyrupTrial sizes health will10c large size 50c house My interest in a bowling alley you lo doses lc Brooks druggist Paris does not conflict with my practice See Dont use any other but Purity who attended the United States Milli- Â¬ and SI 00 of W T ljan xm nery opening Saturday were charmed Ky J flour from Paris Milling Co tell my card in another column with the number of exquisite creations lOoctlt J R Adair D D S your grocer you want no ether shown Mrs Robt Caldwell is agent There are eggs and eggs The egg for the above company and invites all to All grocers keep it call Do so you cannot fail to be pleased of yesterday looks feels measures and Musty Wheat We will pay full weighs like the egg of last month but value for musty damp and off grades The Outing Club composed of the respect following left to day for Rockcastle theres a difference inis another money of wheat tt R B Hdtchcraft worth and that difference River near Livingston to stay two laundry The difference weeks T P Wadell Layson Tarr Its just so with work and poor is slight to good between An Incendiary Fire Zene Flaugher Robt Hughes Jno the nnpracticed discernment but its a Peed Chas Clarke Jr Dr C B Like all otbe r conflagrations strikes Smith Jno Mock Ashby Leer Ed difference that counts every time Its a difference that changes your laundry a busings man when he can least afford Martin and two cooks Several bill from an expense to an investment Hoarseness sore throat and constant members could not go at this time coughing indicate that the bronchial cost no more it The only t afe way ia to carry We do good work it will tubes are suffering from a bad cold sufficient insure nee to make you safe in than poor work but its worth double t which may develop into pleurisy or any ev ut I write policies for the best the difference hiflammation of the lungs Do not Iaing Irritation Laundry Bourbon Steam insurance companies sound and as waste health and strength by wait Â¬ is the forerunner to consumption Dr -cheap as any agent ing but use Dr JohnW Bulls Cough will cure it and Bells T Porter Smith Syrup at once This wonderful rem Â¬ Weak Eyes are Made Strong give such strength to the lungs that a edy cures all throat and lung affec cough or a cold will not settle there dim vision made clear styes removed Paris Ky lloct tf tions in an astonishingly short time Twenty five cents at all good druggist and granulated lids or sore eyes of any -kind spet dily and effectually cured by IL X Special Bates the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve HE f Its put up in tubes and sold on a guar- - Round trip to Knoxville Tenn Oct Crawford Bros have lately improv-Â¬ tee by all good druggists ed their barber shop making itvdecided 18 and 19 one fare on account of free ly the most attractive shop in Paris street fair and trade carnival They offer a prompt expert and polite Notice Mrs Laura G- Taylor is One fare round trip to St Louis Oct Ci3nes Hoarseness arrl Sore Throat service and thir shop is as cool as any taking subscriptions frr the Ladies 2 3 and 4 account of Grand Lodge of Do sps are small andpleasant t i ke Doctors to in the city Hot or cold baths at any Home Journal and would be glad reLuuixnend it Trice 25 ctb all druggists Odd Fellows l - if take your order tf hoar ii Â¬ iu Octobfipf a sufficient nuiaber of Corn in crib 12 stands of bees Lot of brick molds Lot of lumber 1 pewing machine 400000 brick iu kiln Money T Lean 11 - I ii irgePawith theQi i 1 ill ant Â¬ Piue-Tar-Hon- ey Â¬ i t Â¬ Hoarseness Sore Throat Pine-Tar-Hone- y - r Bulls Cough Syrup 2 FHE BOUKJiUN NEWS TROOPS TO GO TO MANILA They Have Been Officially Assigned and the First Will Probably Sail From San Francisco on Monday PAEIJKY I TUESDAY OCTOBER 18 1898 MILITARY PLOT IN PARIS Our Treatment of Spanish Captive Never before in history was there a easa Â¬ Â¬ THIRTEEN SAFE Twelve Bodies of the Passengers of the Hohegan Have Been Rescued PEACE It JUBILI1 m r I a defeated and captive enemy reIn Effort to Disperse the Troops That where such generous treatment as we gave ceived Are Now in the French Capital Duke of Orleans vqrv 4 IX i lur b AL vKsEi wv T r r i i fr5 i 6Sr ir r -- fr- s - K 6- - E I r fr r-- f r Sa Francisco Oct 17 The troops to go to Manila on the transport Va- Â¬ in the Hal Band People lencia have been officially assigned Over 12000 More on WereOutside Unable the as Many Thirty Eight Bodies Have Been Identified They include the 3d battalion of the to Gain Admission McKinley mostly the Bodies of Sailors Tugs Washington regiment composed of the Universitys Guest in the Vicinity of the Accident Companies F G I and L under Lieut to Jick up Bodies Fife- which has been stationed on Chicago Oct 17 The nationalpeace Angel island and a portion of the bat15 Oct London The Atlantic teries A and D of the California heavy jubilee of Chicago was Sundayiight inaugurated with a union thanksgiv Â¬ Transport Co s steamer Mohegan artillery formerly the Cleopatra of the Wilson With the assistant surgeons and ing service at the Auditorium Presi Â¬ Furn ess Ley land line which left members of the hospital corps the dent McKinley attended and listened to London for New York Thursday with Valencia will carry 509 men The addresses by a Jewish Rabbi a Roman 50 passengers and a crew of 150 is troops will in all probability go into Catholic priest a Presbyterian clergy Â¬ ashore off The Lizard between the the transport on MondaT and the man and a noted colored orator The Manacles and the Lowlands Senator and Valencia will sail to- applause for the president was terrific 17 Oct London The Atlantic gether The Ohio and Indiana will be and at one time he was compelled to Transport Co issued the following ready the last of next week and the rise in his box and respond to the statement Sunday evening regarding Newport b3- the end of the month It frantic cheering of the audience The the fate of the passengers and crew of is generally conceded that Gen Miller services however were of a religious the steamer Mohegan which waa and his headquarters with a battalion character and at times the solemn wrecked last Friday evening off The possibly from the Tennessee regiment silence of the vast assemblage was much more eloquent than the wildest Lizard between the Manacles and the will sail on the Newport Of the passengers 11 have Lowlands The Pennsylvania and Rio Janeiro applause could be The president rested during a great been saved 10 bodies have been recov- are expected to arrive any day and repart of the day at the residence cf ered and 33 are missing only a few other vessels will be Of the crew and cattlemen 39 have quired to move all the troops ordered Capt Lafa3ette McWilliams his rela- Â¬ tive where he is being entertained been saved 14 bodies have been recov- to the Philippines He did not attend church in the morn ered and 51 are missing ing For a short time in the after- Â¬ Since this statement was issued nine noon he was taken for a drive in com- Â¬ other bodies have been picked up in cluding two that have been identified pany with Mrs McKinlej Capt Mcas those of passengers Williams and Mrs McWilliams The reports of the various correThe party was driven to the Aud spondents differ widely as to the resitorium at 8 oclock and all alongthe cues recoveries and losses though way people lined the streets to watch none have been able to obtain the exthe passage of the presidents carriage act number of those saved or of the Easily 12000 people were within the bodies recovered great Auditorium and probably as The bodies of the following passenmany more were on the outside un Â¬ gers have been recovered T W King able to obtain admittance The King Master King Jas Blackej Edna president was seated in a box on Miss H M Cowen Dr Fallows B the left side of the Auditorium- - and M Luke Franklin Fuller Mrs L with him were Alexander H Revell George Seymour Miss L 11 Warrener President Wm R Harper of the Uni- Â¬ The latest advices from Falmouth versity of Chicago Capt McWilliams Sunday evening say that 3S bodies and Secretaries Porter and Cortelyou mostly the bodies have been identified Among the occupants of the other U of sailors Four are as yet unidenti boxes were James McKinley the pres- Â¬ V fied including those of two elderly laidents nephew Secretary Wilson and GEN FRANCIS V GREENE be a German dies One appears to Miss Wilson Secretary and Mrs Gage The Officer Who Forced the Surrender of She wore a watch and a wedding ring Secretary Bliss Assistant Secretary Manila The other wore both engraved 1871 Meikleiohn and Postmaster Gordon a silver brooch with the letter D in COLOR LINE IN THE ARMY Elaborate music had been prepared pearls This is probablj the body ol for the meeting under the direction of Mrs Charles Duncan Ex Confederate Objects to the Appoint- Â¬ Henry B Roney Rev Dr Henry W Nine of the bodies have been brought ment of Negro Officers Resolutions Thomas pastor of the Peoples church Passed to That Effect to Falmouth the others to the village was chairman of the meeting Bishop church at St Keverne The rescued Chattanooga Tenn Oct 17 The Samuel Fallows led in the recital of passengers are being sheltered at cotthe Lords prayer and Rev Dr tages along the shore and the crew at appointment of colored commissioned Jenkins Llojd Jones in the responsive officers in the Negro regiments in the the sailors home at Falmouth t reading volunteer army has caused quite a viTugs have been cruising in the The first address was by Rabbi Emil cinity all day Sunday despite the very commotion in this section A protest G Hirsch who brought out a great rough weather in hope of picking up was registered by Commander Fort of burst of enthusiasm by a reference to other bodies The cause of the dis- U B Forest Camp confederate vet- Â¬ President McKinley s paster- - remains the profoundest mys- - erans Rev Dr Thomas P Hodnett a Ao In the Grand Army halls1 th ques- Â¬ lic clergyman caught Nobody attempts to explain uy the farien ow the Mohegan got so far north oi tion has been discussed and Mission- Â¬ applause of the audience by repeated post passed the following lcr true course from 6 to 7 miles ary Resolved That we as references to Dewey Sampson Schley soldiers of and the rough riders There was no fog at the time while and when he the wind on her port quarter was not the civil war and many of us mentioned President McKinley by the side of name 03 sufficient to prevent her answering having served the people became so demonstra- Â¬ colored regiments officered by white the helm It has been suggested that tive that the president was compelled her compass was faulty but daylight men and having lived for many to rise in his box and bow his ac lasted long after Eddystone light was years in the south do hereby recom- Â¬ knowledgments At the conclusion of mend to the present military authori- Â¬ passed his address Dr Hodnett aroused much The sailors say the fact that The ties in Washington D Cthat it is not enthusiasm by a philippic against the Lizard light was not visible should expedient to have colored commisgrowing influence of monoply and sioned officers in the army either as have served to give the alarm the cohesive power of unjust corpora- Â¬ The masts of the Mohegan k which volunteers or regulars tions are above water show that her stern One of the most stirring speeches of is landward causing a theory that the THE WINDOW GLASS PLANTS the evening was made by Rev Dr navigating officer on discovering that They John Henry Barrows who took a firm Failed to Start the Seasons Opera Â¬ he was in the bay suddenly turned sea stand in favor of the retention of the tions Friday Night Throughout the ward Two engineers who were saved Country Owing to Strike Philippines which sentiment appeared declare however that they never to meet entirely the approbation of blackened speed Pittsburgh Pa Oct 17 The win Â¬ the audience Remarkable stories of rescue con- dow glass plan ts throughout the United Booker T Washington was the last tinue States failed to start the seasons speaker His address was listened to Robert Barrow aseaman performed operations at midnight Friday Fires with marked attention the feat of swimminir unaided through were blocked and may be extinguish- Â¬ Monday for the most part of the day the roughest water to Coverack Point a ed and 15000 workers who have been the president was the guest of the distance of two and one half miles looking forward to a general resumpUniversity lie climbed up the ragged cliff where tion on October 15 are forced to re Â¬ stitution heof Chicago from which in- Â¬ will receive the decree of a searching part3- found him early the main idle The strike is for an ad- Â¬ LL D next morning completely exhausted vance in the wages of the cutters and A U L Smith of Oregon a passenger flatteners but is really the result of a AN EXPLOSION AND MURDER surrendered to a woman in the water fight between the Knights of Labor wreckage that was supporting him and and the American Federation of Labor Gas Explodes in the Pana Coal Coa swam ashore unaided The woman Shaft A Negro Miner Shoots and Fatal The manufacturers say the fires was saved Her name is reported as will be kept blocked for a reasonable ly Wounds Isaiah Ross Colored Miss Webb but no such name appears time when they will be extinguished Pana 111 Oct 17 -- A bad fire is in the companys list and not relighted until they are sure Messrs Smith and W J Bloominjr to have a clear and concise contract burning in Pana Coal Cos shaft No 1 It was started by an explosion of dale say there was the greatest diffi-cul- with the workers gas in the north entry at noon Satur- Â¬ in launching the boats The ropes were new and stiff and the THE YELLOW FEVER RECORD day and so far it has been impossible for the company to extinguish it An blocks would not work Four or five times as many sailors as should have Eight New Cases at Jackson Miss No effort was made to dracrf it out but failing in that mpn w ew been necessary struggled to lower Deaths Six Cases at Yazoo City Three tww UOliU UVUU Deaths and 19 Cases at Other Points bunday afternoon to build partition each boat The lockers were hard to walls in hopes of smothering it out open Jackson Miss Oct 17 The Jack- Â¬ When the explosion The crew in a chivalrous effort to son record of new ceses of yellow were about 40 Negroes occurred thereÂ¬ save the women made the mistake of fever for Sunday was eight as fol- Â¬ joining chambers but at work in ad Â¬ undermanning the boats There were lows none was in jured only four sailors in one boat which W E Davison Otto Galle Donnie Sunday evening at 530 oclock John capsized as soon as it was launched Cioua Caiiie Clond Prof Moore Otto Hawkins a Negro Messrs Smith and Bloomingdale say miner employed at and Negroes Pana Shaft No 1 fatally shot Isaiah that Capt Griffiths had appeared ill Johnson were two deaths There no though some Ross also colored as the result of an all day of the sick are seriously ilL Dr Pur all day quarrel oc- Â¬ The Giantess Body Stolen nell who investigated suspicious sick- Â¬ curred in the companys shooting t office where MiDDLESBOROUGir Ivy Oct 17 It is ness at Yazoo City reported Sunday Ross sought safety and was done with reported that the body of Mahala Mul that he found six cases of genuine yel- Â¬ i Springfield rifle a number of which linsj the G30 pound woman who died at low fever there The state board of were found there Maj Butler com Â¬ Waldons Ridge not long ago has been health reports three deaths and 19 new manding the militia will disarm the cases at other points stolen Negroes Monday Defied the Americans Manila Oct 17 The insurgents at San The New Military Hospital Two Drowned Francisco Oct 17 CoL Mid Lagaspi have prevented the American New York Oct 17 William Lourie steamer Hermanos from loading or un Â¬ dleton has finally decided upon the and John Welch both of Newark loading on the ground that there are Presidio reservation as the site for the were drowned in Newark bay Sunday new military hospital and the selec- Â¬ Spaniards on board They also re- Â¬ afternoon In company with two fused to allow an officer of the United tion has been approved by Gen Mer other young men they States cruiser Raleigh to land without riam It will be located near the pro- Â¬ The water got rough went crabbing visional hospital however and permission of Gen Aguinalda they put back While alongside the American Fever Hospital at Havana Lehigh Valley railroad bridge and en Â¬ Jerusalem Crowded TVUh Visitors Havana via Key West Oct 17 deavoring to climb upon the structure JkituSalkm Oct 17 The city is al-Â¬ Drs Lane and OReilly have made a piers Welch fell into ready overcrowded with visitors report to the surgeon general insist- - seized him by the the water Lourie shoulder but Be was chiefly Germans awaiting the arrival ing upon the immediate establishment dragged down and both were ol Emperor William of an American fever hospital here drowned - Was Inaugurated in Chicago Witty Union Thanksgiving Service Paris Oct 15 A long and vague semi official statement appeared Fri Â¬ day evening suggesting various possi- Â¬ ble motives such as Dreyfusite in- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ trigues or an attempt by the socialists to frighten the government into dispersing the troops that now prevent the success of the strike toexplain the rumors of a military conspiracy The mysterious allusions however and the absence of any straightfor ward denial tend to encourage the be- Â¬ lief that there must be some ground for the rumors especially as the statement mentions the telegrams alleged to have been sent by a French general to Prince Napoleon which it says it is Â¬ Â¬ Other nations are astonthe Spaniards Equally astonishing are the cures ished brought about by Hostetters Stomach Bitters Never before in history has there been so successful a medicine for the weak debilitated and nervous for stomach and liver dis- Â¬ orders like dyspepsia indigestion biliousness and constipation All nations have benefit ed by it and all praise it Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The easiest way to take the conceit out ol nn amateur is to induce him to become a pro- Â¬ fessional Brooklyn Life Never mind a cane or crutch Oil will cure lame hack St Jacobs With its sudden changes its hot days and chilly nights dampness and decaying vegetation is peculiarly trying to the health A good Fall Medicine is as important and Hoods beneficial as Spring Medicine Sarsaparilla keeps the blood pure wards off malaria creates a good appetite gives refreshing sleep and maintains the health tone through this trying season The Fall Â¬ Hoods Sasaparilia Is Americas Greatest Medicine Hoods Pills cure a11 liver ills 25 cents - difficult to believe possible in view of the control exercised by the telegraph Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ authorities London Oct 15 The Paris correspondent of the Times says It is impossible to obtain clear proofs of the existence of a plot I believe however that the idea of some act of force haunts certain military minds Maddened and stung by violent criticisms of the army arising out of the Dreyfus affair they are especially irritated at the attitude of the civilians in claiming to interfere in the deten tion of Col Picquart for which the entire military authority is responÂ¬ Â¬ Por Infants and Children g0 ln Signature Â¬ JLfjPJ THE CENTAUR COMPANY ry Years HtW ORK CITV The Kind You Have Always Bought y MURRAY PTHCET Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ sible Looking to the excited state of mens minds at the present time of conflict between the military and civil authorities it is only surprising that such alarms are not more frequent Paris Oct 15 The Liberte asserts that the military men alleged to have been concerned in the conspiracy are Gens Boisdeffer and Pelleux Attempts it is added were also made to compromise Gen Zurlinden the military governor of Paris who for a short time was minister of war Â¬ i Â¬ Â¬ but it appears the present minister of war Gen Chanoine refused to countenance it According to the Jour the rumor of the plot arose from a forged letter purporting to have been sent hy Gen Â¬ Â¬ - -- Boisdeffer to Gen Zurlinden contain ing these worMs Let us be ready for Saturday The semi official Temps Friday even ing minimizes the affair and says the officials of the ministry of war formal- Â¬ ly deny that a plot existed The Temps suggests that the misin- Â¬ terpretation was placed on some of the numerous dispatches now being ex Â¬ changed between the different garri sons in connection with the present movement of troops which led to strange reports of plots Brussels Oct 15 The duke of-- Orleans- accompanied by Comte Sabran X jMjljir PLUG JT Hl Ponteves has arrived here to watch events The papers here believe the reports of a coup The Etoile Beige regards it as the last desperate effort of the French general staff to save itself from downfall Other papers say that the conspirators had been meeting clandestinely at Versailles and that M Brisson has intercepted cipher correspondence point ing to a design to seize 50 prominent Â¬ M k Pemember the name when you buy 4 againf Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ republicans BLANCO RECEIVES ORDERS Â¬ He Has TJeen Notified to Hold Cuban Territory Until the Treaty of Peace Has Been Sgned Â¬ Â¬ - -- t- Bayonxe France Oct 15 Accord ing to advices received from Madrid a rigorous censorship has been revived there since Thursday B Senor Sagasta and his colleagues are own said to be greatly concerned regarding the demands cf the United States government which they assert not only m FOR DECORATING WALLS and CEILIN8S KgSM refuses to assume any of Spains colonThis material dealer and JH from your grocer or paintand milled indo your own kalsomining superior to any is made on sclentiflo twenty four tints and is concoction of Glue principles by machinery debts but wants to take the heavy ial and Whitin that can possibly be made by hand To be mixed with Cold Water tST Send Tor SAMPLE COLOR and you cannot purchase artillery in Cuba and the floating dock vm your local dealers let us know and we willCARDS in ilieifway of obtaining it this material from put you 1H THE MURALO COMPANY NEW gRlCHTON S NEW YORK W recently sent to Havana The same advices says the Madrid Imparcial announces that the government has cabled Captain General Blanco not to turn over any more territory to the Americans until the peace treaEAST WEST HOME IS BEST jj ty has been definitely signed IF KEPT CLEAIU WITH Â¬ IrAlli CALCIMO Â¬ I j lPAINTYourAfA3 I QfFI8 iHflI ALLdyEiyiiiJlai FRESCO TINTS 1 Calcimo 1 K W-- 1 K K C r B Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Murderer Miller Hanged - An 3 I Murder the hunchback was He was cool to hanced here Friday After the drop blood spurtthe end ed in great quantities form his neck He was nearly decapitated The crime for which Miller was hanged was the killing of James Childs in San Francisco in November 1S96 San Quentin er John Miller CaL Oct 15 Â¬ Â¬ S9aasmSHgai APOLIO 866666g6668S Whats the 2 n OP 3p Â¬ Col Kuert Commands 3d Brigade 2d vision Di Â¬ Oct 15 Col J 2d Ohio assumed com- Â¬ Kuert of the mand of the 3d brigade 2d division Fri Â¬ Knoxville Tenn Matter with KANSAS KANSAS UWNS in round numbers 900000 horses and mules 550000 milch cows 1 600000 other cattle 2400000 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War Vessels Now Under Coal Co 111 at Virden III 14 - t The Paris cor respondent of the Times says The peace negotiations are necessarily 17 London Oct slow being- conducted less by exchange - f IK -- of words than exchange of notes and statements Senor Montero Rios president of the Spanish commission does not understand English Conse- Â¬ quently the few words exchanged must be Interpreted and even then they are definitive till committed to paper The Cuban debt question has thus been laid on the table and the AmerÂ¬ ican commissioners had already given a peremptory refusal to discuss a principle which had becu settled as they considered by the peace prelim- Â¬ inaries Faithful to the attitude adopted by them from the outset they seemed resolved to take their stand on the instructions or rather as I have already said the precise and concise rorders which they brought with them but the Spaniards on their side lo not think themselves bound to bow with docility to the imperative in- Â¬ -- structions of another government They returned to the charge Saturday if I am well informed urging the generally admitted principle which imposes on conquerors the burdens be Â¬ longing to the territory conquered either in their own behalf or that of their clients They insisted that it would be an extraordinary course to saddle Spain already in so lamenta Â¬ ble a financial position with the Cu Â¬ ban debt while surrendering to the victor the security with which itshould be paid Thej remarked according to my information that if they had asked the United States for permission to raise interest out of the customs rev- Â¬ enues they would naturally have met with a refusal How then can they be asked to leave to the visitor the pledge allowing payment of interest and yet retain the burden of debt They ob- served however that as Cuba is the key to the Gulf of Mexico the United States will thus be able to pass the only barrier which they had hitherto been unable to cross at will and that is worth some sacrifice Hence the Spanish commissioners in insist in the name of Â¬ recos-nizinq- it I ment of Wednesday pridr to the ar-Â¬ rival of the Negro train was equaled Thursday night when it became known that a special train consisting of one box car three apparently empty coaches and a caboose that passed through here at 525 Thursday evening bore two car loads of Negroes taken through here to Springfield Wednes daj The train went south and by a clever ruse succeeded in passing through Virden quietly and without interference A bisr crowd of miners was at the station but the militia held them in check When the train stopped at the stockade Capt Fevier who was in com Dont allow mand then shouted any one to disembark from that train The gate was opened and a file of soldiers rushed out on the double quick with fixed bayonets and lined up along General Manager side of the train Lukens made a formal request that their emplo3es be allowed to land and enter the stockade Capt Fevier declined to grant this Then Lukens put it in the form of a demand but the officer replied that he was under orders from Gov Tanner to prevent the disembarking of any Negro miners at the works and he would have to carry out those instructions General Manager Lukens protested in vain and the train pulled out headed south By this time the advance guard of strikers gathered at the depot had ad Â¬ vanced up the track to within 100 The presence yards of the stockade of armed blue coats in the lookout boxes evidently halted them as they remained there until the train passed when they greeted it with waving hats and cheers for Gov Tanner who they believed had been instrumental in starting the blacks on their home Â¬ ward journey Springfield 111 Oct 14 Ernest Long the Mount Olive miner shot through the chest in the battle at Vir Â¬ den Wednesday and brought to St Johns hospital after the fight died Herman and Boston are Thursday hoth alive and did not die on the train Herman s death is momentarily expected at the hospital Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Virden Oct The excite- Â¬ Washington Oct 14 The remark Â¬ able rapidity with which the naval power of the United States is being increased at the present time may be realized when it is stated that 55 war vessels are now under contract for the government and that their aggre gate tonnage far exceeds that of the vessels building at any one time in the This vast construction civil war programme which has excited more attention abroad than at home has been authorized grad- the ually by congress until Â¬ cures and movement cures and they could do nothing for her We finally gave up in despair and And she lingered along for a week or two until death at last brought relief to her sufferings said the man Â¬ lustrated American Burning the Midnight who interrupts No she got well immediately Il- Â¬ OH vessels soon to be completed will place the United States third in rank among the sea powers In addition to the enormous fleet including auxiliaries actually in commission at the present time 20 vessels are in various stages of readiness and the shipbuilders are He burned the midnight oil Alone he worked away But no Olympian heights were gained He wrote no moving lay His bullseye lantern threw A slender beam of light Upon the safe door that he sought To get unhinged that night r CIeveland Leader WELC03IE INFORMATION I I RwwawuwjNMJKiai Oct 14 William Harmon a miner of Girard died here 11L Springfield SW- Thursday night making the fourteenth death as a result of the riot in Â¬ a M f J f Virden Wednesday Virden 111 Oct 14 At 1020 oclock ternational law that the debt should Thursday a special train arrived bear Â¬ not rest solely on Spanish shoulders ing Troops A and C dismounted caval Â¬ It is impossible to foretell the Ameri- Â¬ ry from Chicago and three companies can reply but it is not likely that Mr of Sons of Veterans Day and his colleagues will yield An Col Young stated that he had no idea is afloat and said to be warmly definite orders other thanjtoreinforce advocated by the friends of peace and the soldiers already herev justice that the interest should be re- Â¬ Virden HI Oct 15 As a result of duced 2K per cent or even to 3 per a meeting held by a number of union cent and jointly guaranteed by the miners during which the terrible Spaniards and the future rulers of hVht of Wednesday was discussed a Cuba each thus bearing only a very warrant has been sworn out by Virgil slight burden and the bondholders be Â¬ Bishop a union miner charging the ing protected from loss on their in- Â¬ managers of the Chicago Virden Coal vestment This last information does company Messrs Lukens Loucks not emanate either from Spaniards or Yorke and others with murder Americans but there is an intention Bishop is one of the leaders among of backing it so as to give it some the union miners The warrant was chance of success sworn out by him before Police Magis Â¬ trate Roberts of Virden The complaint charges that Fred W Lukens T C Loucks and Mr Yorke on and before October 12 as accessories before and after the fact and as principals did amongst themselves and together with persons so named as H Gritgell O J Snyder Jas Sickles F Wilder T Mc Entee J W Moonan P J Hannan J H Smith and others whose names are at present unknown conspire to mur- Â¬ der and kill and as a result of said conspiracy did on October 12 1S9S kill and murder Frank Bilyer W S Her Â¬ man Daniel Breneman Edward Green Joseph Kutteller Ellis Smith and Ed ward Welsh against the peace of the people of the state of Illinois Magistrate Roberts put the warrant ADMIRAL BARON SPAUN in his pocket for safe keeping and Chief of the Naval Service of the Austrian At now carries it around with him Empire was decided to serve the war Â¬ first it hurriedly gathering the material for Of the 55 vessels eight are 35 others first class heavily armored saa going battle ships 38 are torpedo boats four are monitors and one is a powerful cruiser Chief Constructor Hichborn has com- Â¬ pleted a tabulated statement showing the degree of completion of the 20 vessels now nearly ready for commis sion or rapidly approaching that con Â¬ dition from which it appears that 17 of these vessels have already been launched and that the others will be afloat before the end of this year Of the five battle ships the Ivearsarge the Kentucky and the Illinois build Â¬ ing at Newport News Va are re- Â¬ Daughter of the House 0 Mr Hogg old spectively OS 6G and 55 per cent com- Â¬ you never told me you could act Yes answered Miss Cayenne And plete Mr H Me my dear Why no I that isnt all It is even suspected that The Alabama at the Cramp yard never acted in my life his best work was done at that age Daughter of the House Well any Â¬ Philadelphia has advanced to 03 per Washington Star cent and the Wisconsin which is to way mammy saj s you made a perfect Plain Spenliin be launched at the Union iron works exhibition of yourself at dinner the A lies a lie although we say o late San Francisco is exactly half finished other night Fair Game The person will sometimes prevaricate An slanders pisen in lifes every walk Of the ten torpedo boats the 26 knot Tlie Returned Soldier Although we say the person likes to Rowan No 8 at Seattle is rated at He valued the roses they strewed in his talk way 99 per cent and will have her trial trip And the speeches theyd make and the Midland Monthly before the end of this week The tunes they would play THE LIGHT SIDE OP NATURE 30 knot Farragut No 11 the first But of all the delights the home cooking was host of the destroyers to be finished by And theres meny a true word thats spoken in jest the government has already been tried Washington Star by the Scotts at San Francisco and Declaration of Independence although readily making her guaran- Â¬ My son said the indignant father teed speed has had the misfortune to sustain minor injuries which may be Ive stood your impudence just as long easily remedied The Dahlgren No 9 as 1 am going to stand it You havent and the T A M Craven No 10 30 had a whipping for a good while but off youre going building at Bath your coat to get one now Take knot boats Me are listed 90 and SI per It wont be necessary dad replied cent complete but will not be the husky boy I can do youup with government the deliverable to Chicago Tribune The two 22 before spring knot No Possible Danger1 No 12 and boats the Davis Teache- r- I hear your mother has the Fox No 13 at Portland Ore are scarlet fever You must not come to practically ready for trial and the school until she is well as you might Davis may have her speed run next get tlit disease and give it to the other in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed Â¬ The Courier Journal ing admirably has subordinated all other issues to that This Happened in England of the war Politics money civil ser Â¬ Cyclist to sleepy looking villager- vice the tariff all are out of it now Are you a native of this village The war is the one topic discussed by Villager Am I what the people and they want the news of Cyclist Are you a native of the vil- Â¬ it fresh and accurate The Courier lage realizes this and it is supplying Journal Villager Hey the demand as no other paper can do Courier Jour not The Twice-a-Wee- k Cyclist I asked you if you were a It of the daily news prints the cream native of this place Wednesday and Saturday Mrs Villager appearing at the open is issued 1 recently been door acridly Aint ye got no sense The price hasyear making cut from Â¬ unquestion to 50 cents a Jim He means wuz ye livin here ably the cheapest as well as the best when yer wuz born or wuz ye born paper published anywhere You get before yer begun livin here Now an- 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents swer im London Tit Bits By a special arrangement the Twice-a-WeCourier Journal and The Bour Â¬ A Lesson in Arithmetic sent one year for Scottish School Inspector examining bon News will be advance over the only 2 15 a slight class Now my little man tellme what price of this paper alone Subscriptions five and one make tinder this offer must be cash and must No answer invariably be sent direct to The Bour Â¬ tf Inspector Suppose I gave you five bon News office Paris Ky o rabbits and then another rabbit how Triumph Ia Photograph many rabbits would you have Boy Seven Photograph will stand The Inspector Seven How do you make tho test Carbon of time and atmospheric in Â¬ that out fluences Made in all sizes and is dur Â¬ Boy Ive a rabbit o ma ain at home able The likeness is always preserved N Y Truth in miunteBt detail and can be made from any old picture 1 Invite all who Character Analysis are interested in large pictures to exam Â¬ No said Maud emphatically I ine this wonderful picture before giving dont like him your orders for any copying and enlarg Â¬ But he is very polite and amiable ing of old pictures 1 make your sit Â¬ intel- Â¬ tings free when you desire a large suggested Mamie and quite lectual He always has something to picture from life and guarantee satis Â¬ Very respectfully faction read to you L Grinnan Artist I know it But hes the kind of young 29mar tf Paris Ky man who carries love sick poetry in one compartment of his pocketbooic and 3 items about ice cream poisoning In an Washington Star other A Musical Criticism musiQian said the man who is That always endeavoring to tell something was a prodigy He com- Â¬ wonderful posed music when he was five years PAYS FOR THE Â¬ Th Louisville Courier Journal ia now publishing the fullest most accurate and moat reliable war news of any paper ek 50 G TWICE-A-WEE- K Courier Journa ONE WHOLE TEAR 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post paid by mail Almost OF WAR NEWS 1 DAILY RECORD A Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k has the finest War News Service of any paper in the South or West It is reli- Â¬ incomparable All able accurate other issues have been subordinated to Subscribe at this one great feature The once and keep thoroughly posted offer may be withdrawn in a short time The low price newspaper twice a week within tha reach of the masses A- good commis- Sample copies free sion to agents to Write Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky - is 50e A YEARgreat placing for the purpose of a BY A SPECIAL J week The Mackenzie No 17 just been completed by Hillman has children Co Tommy Oh you neednt worry of Philadelphia and her trial has been teacher She Is my stepmother and has ordered for the first of next week never yet given me anything Flie This little vessel is almost a year be Â¬ gende laetter Little Girl to small boy who is strut re- Â¬ hind contract The statutes of the ling around with his hands in his pock- Â¬ Very ets Come over and play with me maining three 30 knot destroyers is as That weve neon gracious to our foe Theres no one can gainsay Johnny follows For everything that we have done Small Boy Cant 19 at Wilming Â¬ s inning way The Stringham No Was in a Judge Little Girl Go and ask your mother ton Del 48 per cent the Goldsboro if you can No 20 at Portland Ore 28 per cent A QUESTION OP ABILITY Small Boy Cant ask her she is out and the Bailey No 21 at the works of somewlieres looking forme Sketch Co Gas Engine of ARRAHGEMFHT YOU CAN GET THE BOURBON AND 0HE TWIGE-A-WE- EK NEWS IE JOURNA L 0 THE JUGULAR VEIN SEVERED Body Hearing Evidence of Foul Play Found Floating in the Water In Graves end liay Xear Kew York City rant Friday but after deliberation it New York Oct 17 A mans body bearing strong evidences of foul play was found Sunday floating in Graves end bay The throat had been cut from ear to ear evidently by some iceen instrument the wound being a clean one The jugular vein was severed There was also the mark of a blow on the left breast Apparently the body had been in the water about a week The man had been about GO years old five feet eight inches in height and weighing aboutl60 pounds The body was nude There were no marks by which the identity of the victim could be traced Â¬ was thought best to avoid complica- Â¬ tions to hold it until after the inquest has been completed This decision was strengthened when Magistrate Roberts who is foreman of the coroners jur3r began Fridays session of the inquest within the stockade Friday afternoon a rumor became general that the Negroes were to be brought back at any moment Capt Craigs men immediately sur- Â¬ rounded the railroad station and the vicinitj was cleared of citizens Newspaper men alone are admitted to the premises Lieut Henry stated that his orders are not to stop any more passenger trains as was done Thursday night but under no circum- Â¬ stances to allow the Negro trains to pass the depot and Power New York 37 per cent The sub marine torpedo boat Plunger also is within 15 per cent of completion and will probably be put into service next month Two 12 knot tugboats which are now being built at navy yards have made rapid progress in the last month the Penacock at New York being rated at 65 per cent and the Pawtucket at Mare GO per cent island at The sailing ship Chesapeake building at the Bath Iron works for use as a training vessel at the naval acaderaj- - is 30 per cent ready She has the distinction of be ing the first sheathed vessel designed for the American navy and the first sailing vessel laid down for naval pur- Â¬ poses in over 20 years The last ship under construction except those whose keels have not been laid is the cruiser Albany building at Arm Â¬ strongs Elswick England She was only 40 per cent completed when purchased together with the cruiser New Orleans from the Brazilian govern- Â¬ ment just before war with Spain was declared and work was only begun on her two weeks ago The contractors have all material ready and have promissd to deliver her within six the Â¬ Both One Year For Only She said shed go with him content Yet all her smiling sweetness went Consistent Through troubles dire and pain Because they missed the train Harpers Bazar All subscriptions under this combina tinn offer must be sent direct to Tff Depends on Circumstances office Paris Ky Mrs Chujnvater Joaiah 1 see a Bourbon News i good deal in the papers about infernal THE What is an infernal ma machines Â¬ This is for cash subscriptions only 215 chine Mr Chugwater Well sometimes i NEW YORK WORLD THRICE-A-WEE- K a lawn mower and some times I think its a piano Chicago think its EDITION Tribune She 18 Pages a Week 15 G Papers a Year Â¬ Is everything settled for our departure to morrow The Husband Well er everything but the bills Judy The Wife There was a man in our town Who thought he knew a lot Till a shell gamo artist sauntered down And showed him what was what Chicago Daily News Too Independent Living and Learning Â¬ fC white miners here New York Mr Morrison another finding that he was on his way to Vir passenger was a son of Henry Morri- den Officers interfered He was not son a well known lawyer of this city badjy hurt but was surrounded again and taken possession of by the miners A Record Ureaker AVill Meet in Louisville in 1901 17 H C and taken to the hall of the Miners L A W Bulletin Lexington Ky Oct Maj He Cuba would be an ideal place Pittsburgh Oct 14 Louisville Ky at present to get married Quite Proper McDowells filly Ecstacy broke the union where he remained in the cus tody of the miners A large crowd oi has been selected for the next trien- Â¬ She made the piano fairly talk She Why do you thiukso worlds race record for It was at a niari Well why not HeThere would be no rit throwpacers in paciDg futurity 310 in se- miners surrounded the hall but were nial conclave of the Knights Templar N Y Evening Journal Iajjt llx to Date recital not boisterous Lal0L cond heat Matin Bells seeond Â¬ Negro Miner Assaulted Passengers on the Mohean Springfield 111 Oct 14 A colored New York Oct 17 The Miss Hart miner claiming to be one of those who was a passenger on the steamship brought from the south Wednesday for Mohegan was Miss Hannah F Hart Virden was assaulted at the depot daughter of the late Henry L Hart of they Thursday by Â¬ Has your wife an inde pendent fortune De Peyster I guess so At least it seems impossible for me to get any control over it N Y Evening Journal months His Unutterable Devotion St Louis in Gala Attire Arthur I wish you loved me as St Louis Oct 14 In anticipation of President McKinleys visit to St Claras husband loves her And how does he show it Louis Friday the city is again putting He lets her read long articles to him on its gala dress and bunting and Chicago Daily hnw to make jelly flags appear everywhere among the en Record decorations on down town buildings A Better Gift and residences Ah wud some power That giftie gie us Cuban Girl Love Mad Tae see our creditors Hermosa S D Oct 14 Ramona Before they see us N Y Evening Journal Dere now I told yer Johnnie Perez a pretty Cuban girl in order to fellers would be wantin ter play ther reach her lover Albert N Marton of The Iden -- Pat feller must checkers on dat patch yer put on me Wandering Willie this place beat her way in male attire trousers N Y Evening Journal er bin crazy what killed hisself from a ranch on the Cheyenne river Tvink o Weary Waggles Sure Modern Advertising When she reached here and found her cause youse committing suicide jest Now the handwriting on the wall lover about to marry an American girl Is not Ihe proper caper out o work N Y World she became a raving maniac For if wed have it read by all We must prlac it in a paper Too Precious Van Eyster Â¬ Â¬ The Retort Courteous But how can you think Im pretty when my nose turns up so dread Published every Alternate Day except Sunday fully He Well all I have to say is that It The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of Th shows mighty poor taste in backing New York World is first among all weekly papers in size frequency of away from such a lovely mouth Har publication and the freshness accuracy lem Life and variety of its contents It has all Human and Otherwise the merits of a great 6 daily at the To err is human so they say the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- Â¬ And thats no joke I know cal news is prompt complete accurate But to errand then acknowledge it and impartial as all its readers will tes- Â¬ so Well angels might do tify It is against the monopolies and Chicago Daily News for thf people A TRUE PROPHET It prints the news of all the wovld having special correspondence from all important news points on the globa It Z-has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other Bpecial departments of usual interest We offer this unequalod newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 225 The regular subscription price of tfife two papers is 300 Â¬ Â¬ FOR ONE DOLLAR T0THEFUHERS0FBIUBB3L COUNTY As agent of The Page Woyen Wire Fence o 1 am prepared to put up the best wire fence on the iuari et It is gnarantped to turn all kinds of stoca and to ive satisfaction I have put np fence this reason for farmers who have had the Page Fence u use for seven or eight years I am atso prepared t ym up the Jet Chicken Fence on the market If u are needing any xoiiCe give m Â¬ -- - two-year-o- ld Â¬ 0 W MILLfiR Agent J- - i jf - WVZM ejwewm Wfffr rWip1 pwsgper - F T Fi9vyHilip -- - jji UHL3 iM49tfMiH4glf- ll Jjf W THE BOURBON NEW - PARIS KY TUBS AT OCTOBER 18 1898 - f Tie Royal is the highest grade baking powder kROWR Actual tests show it goes one third farther than any other bread Letter From Porto Rico i ROYAL Thk News has rnceived the following rTTiruui Dr Ben Frank of this city who is a Uoutract Surgeon with the First The K uiuukv now in Porto Rico fi T r i J xu uom j t Porto iriter wuicii is uaieu Rico Ouober 1st is as lollows f Qre er little ones are born Neglect uight I or improper treatment then endan- Your paper received last of the child It was delighted to get so much news from gers her life and that suffer I dont believe lies with her whether she shall ordeal dear Uld Kentuck - I t A Great Naval Duel Henceforward to use Nelsons words about his own most desperate acction there was no maneuvering there was only downright fighting and great as was Jones unquestionable merit as a No woman can be too careful of handler of ships it was downright fight her condition durine the period be- - ing endurance of the most extreme and Â¬ Â¬ Oh the Pain of Wheat IHanfed Come and ppp us before selling your Wheat Will furnish sacks and store on Rheumatism often causes the most in the most reasonable terms Will gnar- tense suffering Many have for years v tua1 ruu uim uuHuw money on our vainly sought relief from this disabling warehouse receipts at 7 per cent interdisease and are to day worse off than est or less ever Rheumatism is a blood disease R B HUTCHCRAFT and Swifts Specific is the only cure be- Â¬ cause it is the only remedy which can reach such deep seated diseases j - Rheumatism F0WCEF2 - Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK tie k fc- Eighteenth Year Established mini m 1881 Â¬ there is uuyimug a soldier appreciates more than news from home Mj Hie in j camp w very num urum ing we are called by bugle at nail pabL live we then have a piece by Prof Marrms Nnwfibov baud Piot Mai tin has been standing the Uardship3 like one ol tue bi yh In lact he is oue ot the boys At six oclock i hived bv everyone m ss call is sounded and we then sit dowu to partake ot a holuieis breakfast which consists ot fat meat hard tack aud coffee At six thirty sick call - unnecessarily or whether the shall be made comparatively easy an do better dQ nothin rr Bomethin rr T7tvn to Ti s ffl rHA j A va FRIEl j 5Vt - jPublished every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owner BBTJOE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc Buyable to the order of Champ Miller ADVEK1IMJVU RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first inser rates each tion halfor reading Insertion thereafter pei notices ten cents Locals line each insertion Locals In blacJ type twenty cents per line each insertion fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates ObituRr os cards of thanks calls on candi dfttsti resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large ftCLYSriise ments and yearly aarda SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Coipinentt Jumble Of News And -- fidil M J DariiSiii MS teen an Odd eiiflw for fifty years Louisville gets the next annual con- Â¬ clave of the Knights Templar Gov Bradley has appointed ex Mayor Duncan of Lexington a Colonel The Kentucky monument on Chick amauga battlefield will be unveiled November 25th An A O TJ W lodge with twenty six charter members was organized last week at Winchester Sidney Offutt who went to the Klon- Â¬ dike with Chas Hill of this city has re- Â¬ turned to Georgetown Gov Bradley has appointed John H Stuart Democrat as a Commissioner of the Feeble Minded Institute in place of J B Hendrick Republican resigned Hon Wilbur Smith who was recently appointed Adjutant General of Ken tucky will resign Gen Dan Collier whom he succeededwill be re appointed The idea of holding street fairs in Lexington Georgetown and Mt Sterling has been abandoned Frankfort wants a fair held in that city the latter part of this month Â¬ GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer iv Remarks Iu r Eli Perkins the humorist will lecture in Maysville December 5th Manager Scott has booked Delia Fox for an early appearance at the Lexing Â¬ ton opera house E fl Sothern will next month appear in The Three Musketeers the role of dArtaguau assuming Dollie Theobald a Frankfort girl is He Got the Mustard playing a sketch called A Girl From was in the army The boys had a It Kentucky this week at the Fountain meal of beef that had been corned by a theatre in Cincinnati bath in a salt horse barrel It was quite a treat They all thought so until one A little musSydney Hughes a comedian of Lex of the party remarked tard wouldnt go bad ington has oomed the Boston Lyric That reminds me said another Opera Company The company did not You just wait a few minutes A make a favorable impression last week quarter of an hour later he returned in Louisville and producing a screw of paper he Oh yes Heres that mustard said Where did you get it said the The death of Miss Caroline Cummings others in chorus at the Hopkinsville asylum last week Up at the surgeons The sick call recalls a sad story On the eve of Mist you remember sounded as we were Cummings wedding to Mr W L talking about the mustard It occurred Lawrence of Sauduskey O he eloped to me that a little mustard for my lame with her sister Brooding over the back would be just the thing But you havent got any lame affair made the unfortunate girl insaue During her life in the sylum she would back But I have got the mustard frequently airay herselt in her wedding Philadelphia Press gown and await the comi g of tht bridegroom Knows Them Too Well Mrs Brown What a curious man Mr Skowler is He never takes the least notice of children He actually Awarded seems to dislike them Highest Honors Worlds Fair Mr Brown Yes Skowler is the man who takes babies pictures at Smilers studio It is his business you know to make the little ones look pleasant Boston Transcript Â¬ different companies brings his sick men humbugs they endanger life to hospital for treatment We have Mothers Friend helps the muscles anywhere from fifty to one hundred to relax and expand naturally re- Â¬ patients every morning Men Who are lieves morning sickness removes very sick are put in hospital some are the cause of nervousness and head- Â¬ prevents hard and rising excused from duty while others are re ache labor and lessens turned lo quarteis for light duty de- breasts shortens the pains and helps the patient to pending on severity of case Sick call rapid recovery uutil us busy keeps generally From a letter by a Shreveport La nine oclock After tat I have regular woman I have been using your At 12 wonderful remedy Mothers Friend hospital all day duty at the oclock we have dinner and at six for the last two months and find it supper This is my routine of work just as recommended eaciidy Wednesday Col Cabtleman Druggists sell It at 1 pit bbttle Went out for a five days trip Slid Co A THE BRAFIELD REGULATOR CO iu the mountains to hunt down Spanish ATLANTA GA guerrillas and sharpshooters Send for Qdr mt illustrated book JtSefdffc Bab fe Born Co G goes out for a scout and ex Â¬ 1 pects to take rations for ten days We hope to be able to go with them are Tho betting men of Gotham will no doubt have an exciting trip for the hills are full of guerillas and thHyb3ttidtf fcVen money on Roosevelt and have been causing the natives a great Vail Wyck in the Governors race in Town Topics the New deal of trouble The only way to get Nv York rid of these fellows is to hunt them Yorkrsociety journal says Van Wyck down The health of our rdghiKUt i wih beat Roosevelt improving some I btlieve a great deal The Eagle King of All Blvds of sickness has been caused by bad food sight for its I am ui the sick list would have been is noted vision keen are thoseclear and So persons distinct Â¬ hiueh larger had it not been ror excelwho nee Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve lent management on part of Colonel for weaK eyes styes sore eyes of any Castleman I would rather uo under kind or granulated lids Sold by all his command than any officer iu service dealers at 25 cents He looks atter the personal interests ot He knows every man each man step wont take you verv far iu the regiment and is loved by On1 Youve got to keep on walking them all Col Castleman i a gentle Â¬ Oue word wont tell folks what you are man as well as an officer and jou cant Youve uot to keep on talkiug say that of all officeis Thero are no On iiuli wont inak you very tall ke p new cases of yellow fever reported at OrYonye got to wont on growing do it all littie Hd Ponce this morning aud believ the sui Youve got to keep em tioing geons have it under control now I have had a promotion given ine as contract surgeon The place pays 150 a month with rank as First Lieutenant I have a Porto Rican boy with me age fourteen named Trinidad Martebo Trinidad has been with me since 1 Si has been of great service to lauded and me as an interpreter He speaks very lit tie English but he has managed to teach me some Spanish He is the best edu- Â¬ They do not complain of X cated child I have seen here Both his a anything in particular They j parents are dead and I hope to bring eat enough out keep thin and ss J or him back to America with me I pale They appear fairly well V very much attached to have become but have no strength You Col Castleman has given me per- Â¬ K cannot say thev are really X him mission to take him but says he is afraid g sick and so you call them v4 the government will object We have it aencate to ivgard in heard nothing What can be done for them leaving the island but I hope to eat Our answer is the same that Christmas dinner in Old Ientnck I a the best physicians have been jf am in splendid health and as long as I orivincr frr a rmartr rf o rtrt- - 2S 4i v b so I have no kick to make remain tury Give them Regards to my friend who inquire of 31 me Send your papers regularly sz Very truly ss K of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- - ss Ben Frank ss tf phosphites It has most re- - x Â¬ Â¬ To-morro- IS SOUnueU ailU iuo u oi - - WCi0 f - the one and the only preparation that is safe to use It is a liniment that penetrates from the outside External applications are eternally riffht Internal medicines are radi- lCtllV VIUUJJ n Uov iUjr o vr IV IUU1V than individual character that won this bat- Â¬ tle When thus in contact the superiority of the British eighteens over the American twelves though less than at a distance was still great but a far A few yeara ago I was taken with inflamma- Â¬ heavier disparity lay in the fabrics of the two enemies The Richard was a tory Rheumatism which became so intense very old ship rotten never meant for that I was for weeks unable to walk I tried several prominent physi- Â¬ naval use The Serapis was new on cians and took their treat Â¬ her first commission The fight hitherto ment faithfully but was having engaged the port guns of the unable to get the slight- Â¬ latter the starboard lower gunports est relief In fact my con were still closed and from the ships dition seemed to grow touching could not be opened They worse the disease spread over my entire body and were therefore blown off and the fight from November to March went on I suffered agony I tried A novelty in naval combats was many patent medicines now presented to many witnesses but but none relieved me Upon the advice of a to few admirers quaintly wrote Lieufriend I decided to trv tenant Dale who was in the midst of 8 S S Before allowing me to take it how- the scene below decks The rammers ever my guardian who was a chemist ana- iyzed remedy it free of were run into the respective ships to potashthe mercury and pronouncedbetter after or I feft so much enable the men to load that is the laKing two Dottles that I continued the rem- J staves of the rammers of one ship en- ttU a ucn oi Kneumausm though many terea mo ports or tne otner as tne guns uiuw ciyuseu w oamp ana coia weatner We became so were being loaded Eleanor m Tippell Siii Powelton Avenue Philadelphia close lore and att reported Pearson Dont suffer longer with Rheumatism Htmfc the muzzles of our guns touched rhrow aside your oils and liniments as each others sides and even so by the testimony of the lieutenant on the lower they can not reach your trouble Dont their gun deck of the Serapis her guns could experiment with doctors your potash and mercury will add to disabil not be fully run out owing to the near ity anu compieueiy destroy your aiges ness of the vessels Captain Mahan in tion Â¬ T Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP Wheat stored on reasonable terms and highest market nrino nrti f Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling Cos office B M RENIGK CO P S Farmers would do well to store their wheat near home tT rr-rf-- I Lt3d SZf tO 33 UL1F 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay the highest market price in cash or L will furnish sacks and store your wheat in an elevator and buy your wheat wben you are ready to sell at the highest mar Â¬ ket price Those who held wheat last year made biK money Store younwheat and get the profit - E 0 FRETWELL Agenir 5julv 4t Â¬ Paris Ky Scribners Aft Anecdote of the Revolution w I Senator Bate of Tennessee told the Ilowing anecdote of Colonel Tom Sumter Sumter was a great big giant of a fellow with a voice like a fog horn It is said his holler could be heard for miles On one occasion when he as off on a foray the Tories came and captured his wife Molly and stripped the plantation of everything When Old Tom came home and found Molly gone his rage knew no bounds Gathering together such forces as he could he put after the Tories He overtook them on the third day and hung about until inidlilght Then he deploy- Â¬ ed his forces artfuhd the camp and told them to await his orders to fire He was afraid of Molly being shot in the melee So when he got everything ready he opened his big mouth and let out a yell that fairly made the earth tremble Lay down Molly Lay down Molly find Molly recognizing those stentorian tones fell prone on her face and after the last Lay down Molly came the command fire and charge Molly was recaptured without hurt-Â¬ j Notice is hereby given that the firm oi wm cure perfectly and permanently t is guaranteed purely vegetable and McUermott o bpears is dissolved k opears having purchased the 3ontains no potash mercury or other est of Fred McDermott will continue- Books mailed free by Swift tut ousintss rruiiu rncujunisiv jl j bpecmc Uo Atlanta Ga J JtL OfJii AJK inter--mineral SSRInml NOTICE i 1 KENTUCKYS GREAT TROTS 10 Days oc T 4 Stakes 6 TO 15 10 Days 75000 Purses Great 2C4 pace October 9 3000 Cup Stake October l50GOFuturitv October 4 Great 208 trot October 5 5000 Transylvania Oot ber It 4000 Ashland Stake Oct 12 Other Famous Stakes Daily -- Â¬ risitiicinKi8 i Delicate Must Have Been a Boston Man Here is a story says the Kennebec they are telling on a Me Journal trolley conductor in the employ of an eastern Maine company There being a slight wait a certain member of the sex which is not considered eligible for enlistment and may therefore be sat on with impunity got the benefit of his Worlds Greatest Racing i Famous Bellstedt Ballenburg Band Half Fare on Railroads P P JOHNSTOK President ay marmm vaMaat y H W WILSON Secretary ruling passion tion Here is their conversa- Â¬ Are you going to the vi 1 Children J The Woman Bangor House The Conductor No madam The Woman Is this car going to the Bangor House then The Conductor No madm The Woman Well er er is this the car to take to go to the baugor House i CE IV afc iBAt JlMyJ ZS3E3SM r The Conductor It is madam It Passes the door- She clambered in and the villain smiled on scons j if K j g t a V L Fortunes From Bananas Immense fortunes have been made nnt nf th banana business Revenues do not accrue aione irom me saie oi cue fruit for the leaves are used for pack- Â¬ ing the juice being strong in tannin makes an indelible ink and shoe black- Â¬ ing the wax found on the underside of the leaves is a valuable article of commerce manilla hemp is made from the markable nourishing power stems and of this hemp are made mats gives color to the blood It J plaited work and lace handkerchiefs of It brings strength to the mus- - sc the finest texture Moreover thebanana uica jL duus uuwer LU uic y is ground into banana flour The fruit ripened sold for nerves It means robust 5 to bewarmth ofdessert is gas jets by the in the flaring dry health and vigor Even deli- is kept and storage places in which it cate infants rapidly grain in immense care has to be taken to prevent nir i nesn lr given a small amount mV Rnftpnin or OVerrineninc The island ww w a tnree or tour times each day x 0f Jamaica yields great crops of this nj X useful and money making fruit SCOTT i Emulsion Â¬ j ffiyniflBlHl -- tffeSg mmm 8pS hid IliUH A iMt- f- mm UCi Ik T I h ti tezLMZLErJ fnmtWmmims iQ mmwqWrMM J - JE9llIKjifiBf t HP IB I I MIIWUNUf VT r- - -- 4CT - - V - -- - - -- BOWNE Chemists New York J I a queer story about a stone that grows It is an egg shaped flinty looking rock whioh he picked up in a cove near his home over 30 years ago Then it weighed about 12 pounds and from its odd shape was kept in the house and on the doorstep as a curiosity As the years passed the stone increased in size Six years ago it weighed 40 pounds and now it tips the scale at 65 pounds The owner swears it is the same stone and tells a likely story with numer Â¬ ous witnesses to back him up Ex- change Drunk on Smoking Moslems are forbidden to drink wines A Stone That Grows A West Gouldsboro Me man tells J have just received a new in- Â¬ voice oi lace curtains They are the latest and best things in the market You will do well to examine into these values The LARGEST and CHEAP Â¬ EST line of C03IFOKTS in Paris If you have any PAPERESTG to do get my prices NOW You can save BIG MONEY CLOSING OUT priees on CAR Â¬ PETS and MATTINGS J T BINTON Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldiugs Send me vour old furniture to be re-paired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE BR FOR PLEASURE I PHOTOGRAPHY Delicately Put CREARI M5 W WM mt J V 8 3 Tr1 1 - MOST PERFECT MADE k pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD He would not say that she painted powdered and all that He was too wiaca 3 much of a gentleman for that It is the easiest camera Still I may as well confess he Makes the best photographs said that she impressed me as one Never out of order who thinks she can improve upon the Takes 4x5 plates that ali dealers Lords handiwork Chicago Post keep -- no matter what make get em anywhere The after expense is least In the number of murders Italy loads The Pleasure is most Europe In the number of suicides Rus- Sent express paid anywhere in the sia is ahead United States A careful book on it sent if yon ask The trade between Japan and For-Â¬ mosa has more than quintupled since ADAMS WESTLAKE 00 i IADLAKE CAMERA 3 or spirits but in Tunis they contrive to reach the same ends by smoking prepa- Â¬ rations of hemp flowers The milder kind is called kif and if used in moder- Â¬ ation has no more effect than wine but the concentrated essence known as chira produces intoxication as quickly jis raw spirits and leads to delirium tremens Well Located He Phrenologists locate benevolence exactly at the top of the head She Yes as far from the pooket book as possible Up to Date Worst Suffering of All Johnny Whats a hypochondriac Papa Hes a man who suffers ter- Â¬ ribly from things that dont ail him San Francisco Examiner H WK2SMSmS332M5a - j 110 Ontario Street Chicago Av i- 7 IjC TfZf 5T v THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KYi TUESDAY OCTOBER1 18 1898 The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women Eighteenth Year Established 1881 W Letton was thtown from a wagon COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Mrland Mrs Porter Smith are enter- THE NEWS MAN and accidentally killed Friday after- Â¬ taining a fine baby daughter which came Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as noon near Jackstown He was riding eco jiss mail matter Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At to their home Friday night in a wagon with his brother-in-laThe Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Thos Redmon when the front wheel YoUfcan save big money by having Elseivlure- TELEPHONE NO 124 ran into a gully overturning the wagon you papering done now by J T Hinton m Miss Laura Trundle has been ill for Mr Letton was thrown against a tree SUBSCRIPTION PRICES and complained that he was hurt in the several days NUPTIAL KNOTS Payable in Advance Edgar has returned Miss Bessie He died two hours after the 2 00 Sixmouths Oneyear 5100 abdomen Engagements Announcements And Sol- accident occurred There was not a from Lexington t THE EODRIION HEWS A Fatal Accident BhiceLetton sou of the late John P EliSON AL MENTION BIRTHS CLOAKS AND CAPES Lad ies Hisses up-to-d- ate and w ddr 1 NKWS port costs you FH03I A cant even get a re GUN FREE OF CHARGE Orders Which Will SUpriSe For nobby Coats and Capes in cloth and plush at popular prices come to us we cam please you ALL NEw Also a nice line of fur collarettes- OU Â¬ in quality and pHCe Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Miiltcr Etc TAX NOTICE Pay your taxes at once and save six per cent penalty and cost of advertising which goes on all taxes re maining unpaid De cember 1 X89 Â¬ a and brother of Miss Mattie Letton of this city Reuben Letton Mrs Duke BowIps Mrs Thos Redmon of Bourbon Mrs Chas Geffinger of Harrodsburg and Mrs Jas Becraft Mrs Robt Bowles and John Letton of Missouri Funeral services were held held at Mrs Red mons Sunday afternoon by Eld o S Sweeney and the remains were buried ia the Millersburg cemetery mark or a bruised place on his body Mrs Catesby Woodford was in Cin The marriage of Miss Lena Preston and some relatives think that the shock cinnati yesterday of Covington and Mr J M Taylor of caused heart trouble He was a bach L C Anderson has returned Pine Bluff Ark is announced to occur Mrs elor aged forty six years was Â¬ Â¬ DRESS GOODS stock of Dress Goods to be found in the city is at our store We buying direct from the Importers and Manufacturers save you the- Job- Â¬ bers profit You will find in our stock all the new weaves including the cloths new Zanzibar gas- Â¬ Crepons Coverts Royal Ettemines ket Weaves and Granites All at prices which defy com- Â¬ sphe largest and most complete - from a visit in Mason Miss Mary Lawrence Holt has re- Â¬ turned from a visit in Louisville Miss Stella Redmon of Maysville was the guest of Mrs P Nippert FriMiss Anna Victor of Cynthiana is the guest of Miss Jessie Turuey near day- Pans Miss Etta McClintock who has has about re E baen appointed Division Commander for Kentucky of the Sons of Confederate near Millersburg Examine those comforts at J T Veterans and has announced the fol- Â¬ Little Miss Hannah Nippert of Ar tf Hintons lowing members of his staff Mr Rus- Â¬ lington Heights O is visiting her -For Sale A tine 450 piano for 375 sell Broaddus of Louisville Division grandfather Mr P Nippert Adjutant and Chief of Stan Mr Wood Call at Windsor Hotel Mrs Mattie McCarney of Lexing-Longmoor of Frankfort Division several The family of Mr F Fugazzi will Quartermaster Mr W S Hines of ton who has been spending in this city has returned home remove to Lexington to day Bowling Green Division Judge Advo- weeks Miss Florence OConnell of Mt cate Dr Hervey McDowell of CynAlbert Mike Arkle was Friday thiana Division Surgeon Mr William Sterling who has been visiting Miss mustered out of First Cavalry U S A Lex- Hardin Lucas of Lexington Division Julia OBrien left yesterday for H Margolfn has opened a fruit store Inspector General Mr H S McCutch ingtou Mr and Mrs Albert Miller who in the store room under Grinnans pho- Â¬ en of RussePville Division Commis- Â¬ sary and Rev Carter Helm Jones Di- Â¬ have been visiting relatives in this city tograph gallery Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ G W BOWEN SBO Sons of Confederate Veterans Mr Ben Howe of Louisville has been ill for a fortnight coveted Mrs Arch Stout and daughter Miss Maud have returned a visit to relatives -- G-- m tern Life Insurance Company has F Whitlock vision Chaplain of the North Wes- Â¬ rent- Â¬ - left Saturday for their home in Craw fordsville ed rooms over the new Bourbon Bank be at the Hotel Windsor Saturday October 22d See his ad in another column - The Second Kentucky The months furlough of the Second regi- Â¬ mus- Â¬ Itd Â¬ Dr R Goldstein the optician will Kentucky expires to day and the Â¬ 1 i will remove to this city in a few days He has rented offices over the new Bourbon Bank Dr Silas Evans of Lexington N ran an excursion Sunday from Cincinnati to Lexington and car- Â¬ ried 320 passengers to the military camps The L A telegram yesterday from Washing Â¬ W v m Andersons colt Tom Collins Our Prices are lower than any houpe in Central Kentucky when won a 300 purse Saturday at Latonia low fever was over Wanted One or two rooms for man quality and style are considered We ask you to give ub a call Foote a clever young Many persons are under the impres- Â¬ J W Thomas Jr sold in Cincinnati and wife or small house for lighthouse Mr Elmer seyen hhds of tobacco at keeping in good location Address musician of this city has been engaged sion that the season for quail partridge lass week 14oct tfJ in October it and vJy the Bush Gerts Piano Company as does pheasants opens November 15butand 1375 to 10 Baron Wilkes filly that Lock box 66 Paris Ky Ecstacy the not open until a salesman and pianist For Rent A six room residence on JF ITVE aviJ5R OTTA closes January 1 The Kentucky laws won the Futurity for T T ATTyORft HidfeStreet adjoining the Dan Turney Elder C K Marshall formerly of governing game and birds are very pacers Saturday at Lexington lowered residence Possession given immediate- Â¬ S E TIPTON Cutter this city is assisting Elder Lampkin of stringent and any person killing or hav- Â¬ the two year old record to 210 J ly Apply to J T Hinton Lexington in conducting a protracted ing in their possession quail partridge Dan Morris sold to C W Williams meeting at Little Rock We are the peoples friends We re- Â¬ or pheasants before the opening of the Saturday a half interest in a weanling your linen and put neck bands on liable to fine of not Priest Bros who have been doing a season is not more athan twenty less thanÂ¬ colt bv Allerton 209 dam Nellie T pair Haggard Reed five dol- 220 for 80 This was one of about free merchandising business at North Mid five and lars The Marketmasters attention is forty colts which Williams bfed on the dletown assigned to J C Snmpter of Raceland Jersey butter for especially called to persons having game shares in the Blupgrass and in the set- Â¬ county Astts 2500 Clark in their possession out of s 3ason tlement Saturday he secured twenty sale by Newton Mitchell The commissions of Phil Nippert fiye of the produce My agency insures against R McChesney O P Carter Jr Jr J A Fine Lecture Course The experiment of spaying heifers has fire wind and storm best old re- Â¬ If youiscannot read this small print at a distance of 14-- inches your andE B Hedges storekeeper gangers largely practiced with gratifying been prompt paying compani- eyesight failing and should have immediate attention in the internal revenue service have The Paris Literary Club has engaged results in Bourbon Nicholas and Mont- Â¬ liable been revoked Mrs Bourne a most accomplished lady gomery this year In these counties Dr esnon-union Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect leuses always perfectly centred and made of purest material set iu frames of the highest elasticity and co sequently of greatest kicking and an extensive traveler to deliver a John Jameson of this city has spayed Some Cynthiana people are W 0 HINTON Agent durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and lenses they secured course of lectures in this city The about 850 losing only four Of the are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for thej like the mischief because are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit thenu nothing more yaluable than patent med Â¬ lectures will be given on the second and number 115 were for Cas Prewitt and You will get poorly adjusted -- peciacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off without any glasses than with either o these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillful icine in the Adams Express Companys third Fridays in November and the 95 for Prewitt Young of Montgomery dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end second and third Fridays in January 33 for B K Thomas of North Middle old boss sale last week Mich- Â¬ town and 80 cows for We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit The subjects will be Florence J B Clay Co our store on the second and last Thursdays of each moiithaxid invite trots at Lexington were stopped ael Angelo The Raphael and Ideal of Nicholas Four grade Short horn From R B Hutchcrafts residence in Paris a small black pony strayed 2 all to call and haAre their eyes examined for which there is ntf- by rain yesterday after two races had Womanhood In Christian Art The heifers owned by Albert S Thompson charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded been decided Timorah won the West price of season tickets will be only one weighed 2980 pounds June 8 1897 be- Â¬ years old about 13 bands high and shod all around Any information will be J2L- - JTm VIjXTTESJEHSS stake and Lewis Wilkes won the Ken Â¬ dollar Seventeen days after thankfully received Please leave word fore spaying trotters tucky stake for spaying they weighed 3050 and on at it B Hutchcrafts office ss Next visit Thursday October 27th REUBEN M HUTCHCRAFT Sept 2 they weighed 3415 and on Nov 2t The City Sues The Banks Mrs Isaac Clay formerly of this 26 3550 On April 22 1898 they weighcity has been elected matron of the Odd of the Paris Banks presented ed b750 on August lot 4590 and on Three Fellows Home which was dedicated last RMANX MEN HAVE MANX G Elliott a compromise proposition on the tax Oct 6th 4910 At time of spaying week at Lexington question to the City Council Thursday they were worth 3 25 per cwt and sold Determined to give more time to Grand Secretary will be Superintendant MINDS be night which proposition was accepted for 460 per cwt They were sold with other lines of our business we will sell of the Home and his office will by a majority of the Council but Mayor seventy one steers that brought the privately our drays wagons stock and moved from Louisville to Lexington all belonging to our hauling depart- Â¬ but when the subject is our tine lauridcj Perry vetoed the measure A motion same price ment Here is an opportunity for good morning an was offered that the City Attorneys be At an early hour Friday work they are all linked in one atn enterprising men who are looking for train instructed to bring suit against the five N Pure Food Commission an incoming L good business at small outlay that is that the laundry work dons fe ran into an engine which was standing banks of Paris for the years 1893 1894 By request of Secretary Wedderburn FUHRMAN lloct tf MANN on the track just above the Winchester 1897 and 1898 resulting in a tie votr of the National Pure Food and Drug our and perfect methodfi pike crossing Both of the engines were when Mayor Perry voted in the affirma Â¬ Congress Gov Bradley Wednesday ap gives more genuine satisfaction for its siiiiiimiiimiiiimiiiiimmimiiiiiimuB considerably damaged and the track was tive and the motion was carried pointed ten Kentucky delegates to the beauty of c lor an 1 exquisite finish in torn up some by the accident There annual conference which is to be held was no one hurt shirt cellar or cuff than you can obtain A Shooting At Centerville in Washington City on January 10 of anywhere else J next year Those appointed were Clays Shoe Store 1 Petitions In Bankruptcy c early hour Sunday morning R Howard or Lexington Theodore At an Â¬ Paris Ky E AshbrOOK yesterdav filed John Brierly and James Current farm- Curry of Lancaster Chas T Ballard E Cor 4th Main Mann ers who live near Centerville engaged of Louisville W H Averill of Frank- Â¬ petitions in bankruptcy at Frankfoit kr for Joseph C McClelland and James T in a quarrel and each fired five or six fort J T Addanis of Beattyville E L 1 BRO Proprietors W M HINTON Jit McClelland well known farmers and shots at the other without effect Then Motley of Bowling Green Noel Jean J Telephone No 4 Millersburg precinct Current got a shotgun and snot Brierly of Danville Col Zeke Clay of Paris horsemen of the The assets and liabilities were not in the leus and abdomen The wounded Lewis Lebus of Cynthiana and Van man will recover The- cause of the Meter of Fayette county learned quarrel was not learned The object of the conference is to ex-Â¬ Bowling Notes tend important humanitarian work by the passage of pure food laws in the The Kentucky Press The Greater New York bowling team incinnati and different States will come to Dayton Rev Chapman of Louisville has Newport in January to play a series of mS Having opened a Grocery and Fruit Store I de- Â¬ succeeded Rev Meek of Catlettsbun games proclamation issued by Gov The A complete stock of of the Central MetJiodist the sire to have my friends and the public in- - general to Step Collier and a traveling mu Â¬ as editor Bradley askiug the schools of the State 1 all de- - E that is NEW and office of publication having been re- Â¬ At all times 1 will have call and get my prices sician played probably the best game of to observe Cctober 19 as Lafayette Day moved to Louisville in footwear sirable ad will be sold the season last Thursday at M t Ster Â¬ will be generally observed in the schools Our goods and prices 1 scored 212 and the 1 Collier ling as low as can be sold In the Clark Circuit last week the suit 211 you musician are sure to piease Bucks For Sale Miss Hattie Robertson gave a bowling of Ed Shannons administrators against i Try us for your next g 20 pure bred selected Southdown buok N R R was decide 1 in favor the L party to forty three friends in Cynthiana pair of shoes Thursday night Miss Sara Southgate of the defendant The suit was brought lambs Southdown bucks 3 aged J T to gain 25000 damages for the killing Also 4 Cotswold bucks led the ladies score with 94 Address Wilson and Rodney Withers led the of Yardmaster Ed Shannon who was vAuAruui w J UJIU1 JL ClCg Litllll VlllCC N engine in this R B Hutchcrajt Â¬ run over by an L gentlemen scoring 134 and 128 respectEniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiimniiiiininnia 2sep tt Paris Ky city last year ively Â¬ ton said that troops would not be sent to South- - rn camps until all danger of yel- ment returns to Lexington to be Most of the Company I tered ouc boys of this city will go up to camp this morning The camp will probably be located at Loudon Park It will probably take ten days t ex Â¬ amine the men take an inventory ofy their belongings and muster them out The boys will this week draw pay for a Most of month and ten days service the Second Kentucky boys are ready to quit the service though a few are being ransferred to the Third Kentucky Miss Nannie Clay of this city left yesterday in company with Mrs Garrett Wall and Miss Ethelene Wall of MaysThey ville for a trip to New York will spend three or four weeks in the East Complete line of Mel and un Â¬ dressed kid and driving- gloves - at Price at Cos clothiers -- Carpets and mattings greatly reduced J T Hintons tf - STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and about the middle of November Miss Mamie Carrithers who recently visited at Mr M A Kenneys near Paris will be married to morrow at Shelbyville to Dr Graham Lawrence of Louisville Mies Elsie Bell of Chicago who has visited at Mr D L Dodges near Paris will be married on Nov 10th Miss Mary Bryan of Georgetown will be the bridesmaids John Reed and Miss May Henry both of this county were married in Maysville Friday by Judge Newell The groom is twenty three years old and this is his second marriage The marriage of Miss Mary Settle daughter of the Hon E E Settle and the Eev Jesse Caldwell pastor of the Owenton Christian Church will take place at the church next Tuesday at high noon Mr Wm J Ratliff and Miss Eliza- Â¬ beth Peck both of Sharpsbarg will be married at the Presbyterian Church in that city at high noon Thursday November 10 The Rev F J Cheek will perform the ceremony Wm and Frank Brindle twins married twin sisters Misses Ada and Alma McKee at Willmington O As they were married on the 13th and will live in a double house it is fearful to contem- Â¬ plate the result of the wedding Chas Woodruff of Chicago is a muchly married man In thirteen years he has wedded fifty wives and has spouses living in Chicago Pittsburg New York San Francisco Los Angeles City of Mexico Kansas City Boston and Philadelphia He married once too often however and is now in jail at Buffalo He generally won and married his wives in two days time Â¬ Â¬ petition Give us a call 29 Main St Paris Ky CONDONS Special Earn Fall 36 in All Wool Dress Goods 2 jc 40 in All Wool Covert oc yd yd 40 in Novelty Goods 39c 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 1 2C 68 in Bleached Table Linen joe 3 4 size Dinner Napkins 100 doz 1 Extra value Bleached Cotton 5c worth 8 30 10 4 Sheeting 15c and 18c worth 20 and 2jc Outing Cloth jc to 8 3C a yard New line of Penangs at 3 2C per yard HANDSOME PICTURE WITH 5 PURCHASE 1 1 WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OP IMPORTED SUITINGS ASD TR0SER Trauifr Of Stock Crop Turf Notes Etc -- - Wanted Hints to Hunters Simms E gs and butter Geo N P arris FOR FALL AND WINTER two-year-o- ld 4 -- -- Strayed Pony three-year-o- c3 ld 00 Â¬ For Sale - -- up-to-da- te Â¬ j The Bourbon Steam Laundry Shoes Be os - Rubbers ANNOUNCEMENT mm i FIRST CLASS GROCERIES NICE FRUIT and VEGETABLES a Specialty E GEO N PRRRIS - -- rfjwes N Br5i55g55BBI5BMBBBpiljMBHBBBM grifeaMB i gmi irnn Ti BiBffiUiairTTiMiftair if irhtfJffiiSF Mr FjmJmSTIm J - - HMBBSH i BBalaaaaaaaaaaaaaMaaaMaaaaaaaaMaalaMBMaaaall 18 1898 Why Mr Merriam1 she sxclaimed starting back in apparent confusion and astonishment said he Do not be disconcerted with placid smile Ive always understood that a man should share his wifes joys as well as her sorrows but the rest was lost because ever3body begfen to laugh and to believe as MrsEayaeond Mrs Grafton did not that the relations between the McLanes and Merriams on that id3llic wedding journe- - must indeed have been delightful There were two men however who laughed not Ha3ne and Whittaker Grafton was awa3 on duty and there was one woman who felt a stinging sense of defeat Fann3 McLane herself In that one action of Merriam there was mani- Â¬ fest utter indifference to her former fascinations utter defiance to her powers A dozen people altogether must have been gathered in the room at the mo- Â¬ ment and some officers were seated on the veranda without There were not chairs enough so the men gossiped about the piano while the women grouped about the guest and Mrs Mc Â¬ Lane had no opportunity of singling out and renewing her advance upon Mrs Merriam Presently those who had been there longest arose to go and their place was speediby taken by other arrivals that soon let the Haynes and Merriams out and as the3r tripped away homeward cadh seemed to draw a long Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ MM 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established I88i Published Every Tuesday and Friday by THE EOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER THE TWO FLOWERS Thero was a growing In form and od fragrance ing It filled with flower within my garden I - - M TYPHOID FEVER Some One night the frost stooped suddenly from The morning sun arose the flower was air color delicately fair from its petals ever throw Â¬ sweetness all the morning oerhead Facts About the Dread Disenae ami Hotv It Im Spread - dead I had a wife who grew for years beside me None sweeter or more loving could there Soother and friend whatever might be tide me Through varying fortunes clinging close be Â¬ and sonae Typhoid fever is generally regarded at the present day along- with cholera to the class of water borne affec- Â¬ tions In other words it is believed that the germs of such diseases are carried and perhaps propagated in water There is little doubt that this theory of typhoid fever is correct and that in tracing any extended epi- Â¬ demic of the disease to its source we must first of all examine into the con- Â¬ dition of the water supply Drinking water has been proved to be the cause of the spread of typhoid fever in many epidemics in this country and England but there is little comfort in this for those who habitual ly drink something stronger than wa Â¬ ter because although during an epidemic the drinking water may be made safe by boiling this is not enough If the water is contaminated the germs may be Introduced into the body while brushing the teeth or washing the face Or again salads and fruits which are eaten raw may be contaminated by the water in which they arc washed Tjplioitl fever has sometimes been spread in a city whose water supply was above reproach by means of milk or ice Milk need not be watered in order to become a vehicle for typhoid germs the germs may be introduced into cans and bottles while these are being washed in water drawn from a con laminated well or brook at the airy Although destroyed by boiling ty phoid germs will resist a freezing temperature for a long time and have been found in ice cut from a pond poisoned with sewage containing the bacilli of this disease Another means of the spread of tyÂ¬ phoid has recentlj been discovered in 03sters Oystermen frequently place oysters in brackish water near the mouth of a creek or river in order to fatten them before them are brought to market If this place happens to be near the mouth of a sewer contain ing typhoid poison or if the creek wa ter be contaminated the oysters will take the virus within their shells and so revenge themselves on those who eat them raw In some puzzling cases of typhoid it has been supposed that the food was infected by flies which had car- ried the germs a long distance on their feet a strong argument for the proper care of food in the fly season These are only a few of the ways in which this disease may be spread but they are enough to show that so iar from feeling surprise that the dis Â¬ order should be so common we may rather wonder that we are not all its Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ other diseases as belonging head There came a frost at nightfall she was dead Sweet flower Dear wife these blossoms of existence One in the garden one within the heart Bloomed for my gladness with a fond per- Â¬ sistence Till frost and death had bidden both de- Â¬ to me One day the darkening clouds hung over- Â¬ Tet rises in my soul the hope to me Both shall rebloom within the life to be Thomas Dunn English pendent part in N Y Inde- Â¬ An Army Wife BY CAPTAIN CHARLES KING Copyrighted 1896 by F Tennyson Neely are stationed there Chapter TL Fannie McLanes wedding causes family feeling A few months later she while traveling with her husband meets Merriam on his wedding trip Chapter III Some time previous to this Merriam had gone on a government sur- Â¬ vey fallen ill and had been nursed by Mrs Tremaine and daughter Florence A hasty note from Mrs McLanes stepson takes him to the plains Chapter IV Young McLane dictates to Merriam a dying message which is sent to Parry a young Chicago lawyer and brother-in-laReply of Mrs McLane causes Merriam to swoon He is taken to the Tremaines calls for Florence Engagement of Florence Chapter V to Merriam Is announced wed Â¬ Tremaine ding shortly follows Chapter VI Mr McLane is mysterious- Â¬ Merriam is ly shot in San Francisco greatly excited when he reads account in papers While still in mourning Mrs Mc- Â¬ Lane prepares to visit Fort Sedgwick She had secured her invitation by telling Mrs Grafton she had never really cared for Merriam Capt Grafton when he learned of the proposed visit vainly objected w to visit the Graftons at Fort Sedgwick Her sister tries to dis- Â¬ suade her as Randolph Merriam whom she had jilted for old McLane and his bride widow Is Invited Chapter I Fannie McLane a young SYNOPSIS j victims Youths Companion PAID HER FRIEND She Owed Her a Good Turn and Promptly Sijnared tlje Account I The first girl had been owing the second girl a good turn for nearly a year The second girl had invited the first girl to attend a lawn party at Vifr hrmsp sfjiv nil nicrlif lion and go on a wheeling trip in the morn Â¬ When they were dressing toing gether on the evening of the party wi-HS j I Â¬ that she had a new organdie frock for the occasion and that it was as the hostess triumphantly announced V I I I I J It I r If I fell r ss- r precisely like the gown just laid out by her visitor as could possibly be Only mine has a pink slip for a foundation and your slip is blue isnt it she presently inquired No responded the visitor who had been looking troubled for a few moments with a happy smile mine is pink too A moment later she invented an ex cuse to get the other girl from the common dressing room for a moment and by and by the hostess wailed that her foundation skirt was nowhere to be found Hasty searching anger tears and the bitter donning of an older gown followed Through all the unpleasant scene the visitor daintily and perfectly gowned herself behaved beautifully Next morning as the two girls ex changed reminiscences of the affair the visitor confessed her share in the incomprehensible accident of the night before I discovered while you were talking of your new gown was her ex- Â¬ planation of the matter that my slip had somehow or other been left behind and I had nothing to wear I didnt want to stay upstairs in the dressing room all evening and I didnt know what in the world to do until you gave me an idea by talking of the color of our respective foundations So while you were out of the room I calmly slipped into yours which was hanging in the closet and which just fitted me and I not only enjoyed the party extremely dearie but also got eyen with you for getting a frock just like mine and for several other things Chicago Times Herald as well Oyster Omelet six eggs separately and add Beat one cupful of rich milk Season with salt and pepper and pour into a table spoonful of hot butter when be ginning to set drop oysters washed and dried over singly Finish cooking in oven fold and serve Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ hot-v-La-di- CHAPTER VII Continued Por the life of him Capt Grafton could not but feel that he had been tricked and deceived and yet so plaus Â¬ ible were the explanations he could not brush them entirely aside At all events he would not now require his wife to recall the invitation sent and accepted It might even be as she claimed that Fan loved and clung to her as her only dear and inti- Â¬ mate friend and craved her society and sympathy now in her bereavement and ill health and though still sus- Â¬ picious and ill satisfied he gave his re Â¬ luctant assent to the plan and was on hand at the junction to meet and wel- Â¬ come his unwelcome guest The Merriarns had been paying a holi- Â¬ day visit to Floys devoted parents at the cantonment and were absent from Sedgwick while these preliminaries were being arranged Otherwise Graf- Â¬ ton might have cast conventionality aside and asked Randy for the truth about those alleged lovely times when they were on their wedding journey but he could not brinjr himself to write and indeed there was no time for letters to go and come and decide an is Â¬ sue that was already decided It was Mrs Grafton who two days before the arrival of her lovely guest broke the news of her coming to Mr Merriam and was astonished at his reception thereof It was almost sunset of one of those soft languorous southern days that make even midwinter warm and grate- Â¬ ful in the lower valley of the Bravo Across the barren level of the parade the Aroopers were marching up from stables in their white frocks and send Â¬ ing long shadows striding up the oppo- Â¬ site eastward slope of the narrow can Â¬ yon The officers iu parties of three or four were strolling homeward past the now shaded porticoes on many of which seated with their needlework or chatting with friends the ladies of the garrison were awaiting the coming of tJieir lords or lovers or both The smooth broad walks were bright with groups of merry children or sedately trundled baby carriages Three or four of the bigger boys were galloping their ponies along the roadway fresh sprinkled by the hug water cart The band that had been playing- in Its kiosk iu front of the line had picked up its music books and gone trudging bar rackward for change of raiment before parade skirting on the way the circular plat of withered grass maintained at - Who do you think is coming to visit us Bandy had no idea He smiled politely even pleasantty and said he couldnt imagine Well but guess persisted Mrs Grafton her very pretty face very full of importance The Walkers from Stoneman sug- Â¬ gested Bandy No indeed Nobody from that way Its from the east Mrs and Miss Pollard from Marcy Xot a bit of it No army people at all but somebody you know very well and like very much Then Bandy began to look queer but still couldnt begin to guess Im sure Im at a loss he faltered Why Fanny McLane of course Shes been in miserable health since her husband died and theyve practically ordered her to try this climate so shes coming to me Shell be here Sat- Â¬ urday but of course you know shes in deep mourning yet and cant go any Â¬ where For a moment Merriam was too amazed too startled to trust himself to speak and she saw7 it and with the quick intuition of her sex saw too that something must be done to relieve the embarrassment that would fall upon the part 3 She was one of mv bridesmaids Fanny HayNrard she hurriedl3r exÂ¬ plained to the surrounding group and the loveliest girl 3 ou ever saw and just think of it Mr Minturn now shes a disconsolate widow with I dont know how much money all her own and then nervously she cast anxious glances at Merriam and again addressed him as though in self defense You know we visited with her on our way west and she told me of her charming meet- Â¬ ing with you and Mrs Merriam on your wedding journe3r and the lovely times you had before the3 had to go to San Francisco and now her voice had be- Â¬ come timid and appealing for she saw that something was very very much amiss Merriams face had flushed even through its coat of tan but was now a 3ellow brown all its happy healthful glow vanished and Billy Whittaker looking uneasily at him had linked an arm in his and seemed about to urge him to come away yet Merriam had to say something and this in evident constraint is what he said Yes we did meet Mrs McLane Im very sony to hear shes been ill and am much surprised to hear shes coming here Excuse me Mrs Grafton Â¬ -- ing of her lord among the groups still farther to the rear she as laughingly surrendered and entered into joyous chat with her captors the sight of one of the youngest brightest and fairest of their number surrounded by half a dozen gallants being naturally a com- Â¬ fort to the lookers on along the quar- Â¬ ters and when Randy lifting his cap would have deserted them and gone his way she was just coquette enough to care to hold the exhibition and her at- Â¬ tendants a moment longer Oh Mr Merriam Dont go yet Ive really important news for you been visiting up the row and was com- Â¬ ing smilingly back nodding greeting and salutation to the ladies on the verandas of the various quarters as she passed 3et walking eagerly so as to be at the gate as was her habit when her cantain returned from stables seeing which some of the younger officers tried to detain her or impede her way The captain has stopped to take a drink at Buxtons Mrs Grafton I wouldnt hurry if I were you said one mendacious mischievous sub Ill leave it to Merriam if he hasnt there Â¬ by detaining Merriam who was just as eager apparently ix reach his- own gate and receive the fond welcome in Floys deep dark brown eyes Others too joined the laughing conspiracy and gazing beyond them and seeing noth Â¬ - Merriam said Hayne I admire 3our nerve perhaps I should say your Inspection was all over The cavalry cheek were all at stables down under the Well it Â¬ bluff as they whirled into the great ment said was rather a tr3ing moMerriam Florspreading garrison and went spinning ence would rather be gravelystruck than kissed up the roadway in front of officers b3 her and I feared she could not avoid quarters The captain lifted both la- Â¬ showing it dies out at the gate and assisted An- Â¬ Well 3 011 created a diversion certnette to alight then giving brief di- Â¬ ainsaid rection to the servant he raised his you must go Ha3 neMrs Good night if But cap And now 3 011 are at home Mrs speak until they were outHa3ne did not of sight She McLane and I will leave 3outo Harriet was anxiously watching Florence who while I go down to ray horses awhile beyond a barely audible Good night and Fan followed him with swimming had not uttered a word e3res Lawrence said she finally that How blessed 3ou are Harriet she may have been astrokeof finesse on Mr So strong so noble a Merriams part and murmured ma3 have creat- Â¬ man Ah I have so needed 3rou both ed a diversion as you say and distract Â¬ Im so thankful to be here ed attention from Floy but she didnt And as the3 led her beneath the like it shaded porch and bright e3es on other to be continued dance Â¬ into Harriets welcoming arms as trim as though she herself had just issued from a bandbox her joy at being once more with such fond friends decorously temperedby the sense of her all pervading sorrow and the con- Â¬ sciousness of her delicate and uncertain health Only a moment did she allow herself in Harriets embrace No time must be lost in precipitating herself upon the massive and not too eloquently welcomi ng ca ptain who held out a hand in his untutored army way as hands had been extended for the score of years he had been in service and not at the height of the shoulder as hers after the alien mode of the 90s Into his arms she did not throw herself yet looked she as she meant to look andhave him see her look and be impressed accordingly as though such was her sense of his lofty character and her own needs of some strong arm on which to lean she might even be glad to find shelter there There was always something so appealing about Fanv said Mrs Grafton sometimes and indeed there was And then the train moved on and Grafton looked grimly at the stack of Saratogas up the platform while the orderly was loading bags baskets and bundles into the roomy Concord wagon and the quartermasters team came rat Â¬ tling alongside to load up with heavy luggage I wont have to see anybody to- nignt win 1 clearest pleaded the widow of her devoted friend as they bowled away to the post I look like a hag after this dreadful journey and Im so tired Oh do 3 011 get soft wa Â¬ ter here or is it all this wretched alkali and she studied her friends already suffering complexion and read her answer there No matter she had borax and other correctives in abun Â¬ ever-prese- nt H A SMITH Office oTer G S Vardta O 1 Of0cHonri 8 to 12 a m to 5j M GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN 4 Furniture Window Etc Cloths Carpets Mattresses Shades Ofl ing and Repairing Special attention given to CTndertak Â¬ Main Street - --- Paris Ky HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Â¬ t DESIRE to sell my house and with blacksmith ehop at Jackson Â¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal anca in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON Jacksonville Ky il3oct tf I breath while begged Mrs Hayne as they The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every Â¬ neared the captains gate thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Not to night thanks was Me- Acents rriams reply as he felt Fhrvs prompt Strawberry and general nursery catÂ¬ twitch at his sleeve She was still nerv- alogue on application to ous She wished to get awa3 and to H F HILLENME1ZER bear him with her Lexington Ky Â¬ Â¬ Wont you come and sit a little SIJEH3STGr 3 833 PLANTS TREES VINES 5 Telephone 279 ALVA CRAWFORD CARL CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BROS DE3zsze3 fc IOar3 Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable Snvr Throusrli the Pastors Sclieme In a Virginia church the minister announced that a collection would be taken up to defray the cost of coal for heating the church Everybod3 con Â¬ tributed but John who gave a sly wink as the plate Avas presented to him but nothing else The minister noÂ¬ pepsib VfRUPINDIGESTION CURES UFEIEE EAST IjY BOUND - DR CALDWELLS Â¬ A man should share hid wifes joys as well as her sorrows I must hurry on vast expenditure of labor and water at the foot of the stall from whose shim Â¬ mering peak hung well nigh motion- Â¬ less the blue and scarlet and white of the national flag Northwestward the distant line of the Mescalero stood blue black against the cloudless sky Away to the east rolled the dun billows of the Jornada illimitable in monotony and range Downward at the ford of the San Mateo some Indian boys and girls were jabbering shrill expostulation to the Mexican- herder who was swearing strange oaths at his usually placid burros beeause they had the good manners to shrink at the edge of the stream wherein these childreivof nature were disporting the laughter and screaming even the splashing of the water rising distinctly on the air Out on the mesa to the north the quar Â¬ Â¬ - failed to attend the formal hop which was held each week and their absence was noted for she loved to dance and had promised waltzes and two steps without number to her old friends of the Biflers and the cavalry both Some one proposed going after them Mrs Ha3ne did call on her way home for she left early and inquired anxiously for Florence She has a severe head- Â¬ ache said Bandy who came to the door with gloom in his eyes and she felt too to attempt it so I persuaded her to go to her room He asked them in but did not invite Both Ha3ne and his wife noted that and both felt they knew the cause ofall the trouble when they met Whittaker ten minutes later and learned from him that the Graftons expected a guest from the east on Saturday Mrs Mc Â¬ Lane And Saturday evening she eirae al- Â¬ most at the same hour at which slie first set eyes on that dreary landscape and wondered what was the name o those far blue hills and who those off- Â¬ icers and ladies could be But this time it was the train from the northeast ihatboreherin and itscompanion from the Sunset Route was not there neither was there a swarm of officers and ladies There was only one of each a grave dignified soldierly man in good-for-nothing That evening Floy and her husband World Expensive to M m through the Suez canal averages about 14000 The distance is 92 milesCbi sago Times-Herald Thetoll on an ordinary ship passing Go TIiroiiRfn Suck Canal form was decked in somber weeds yefc how gracefully effectively was it draped Even Grafton could not fail to note it No sign of dust and grime of travel termasters herd was nodding slowly tectingwas there The shrouding pro-Â¬ sleepily homeward powdered by adust carded veil and duster had been dis Â¬ only just before they reached cloud of its own raising and over at the the station Annette had stowed them infantry barracks at the westward- emd carefully away of the long line scores of the men were her bereaved in the shawl strap while mistress carefully and already out in full dress uniform skillfully arrayed herself in veil and awaiting the bugle call that should de- - bonnet that had been boxed through Â¬ mand The assembly Mrs Grafton had out the journey She stepped forth - undress uniform a young pretty sty lishly attired dame at his side The Tullman came to a stop at the platform the porter sprang out laden with bags and bundles the conductor stepped off and raised his cap and offered his hand to a vision of female charms a fair sweet smiling face framed in n dainty little cap The heavy crape veil was thrown back and the slender rounded Â¬ porches looked eagerlj on and her own bright brimming eyes took in the man3 odd unfamiliar 3 et attractive surroundings in this cozy arm3 home Fan was wondering how she could ever have thought of such a life how it was possible for Harriet to be happ3r in it while her hostess was already won dering if after all she was quite as 3 011 mean Oh now a tr3ing to pull the wool content and happy as she was before over m3 e3es a trying to make us be Fanny came lieve 3 ou want the mone3 to bu3 coal to heat the church when 3ou know its CHAPTER VIH heated b3 steam BaltimoreSun A week went by and by that time llalloon Ascensions as a member of the Grafton household There are at least five and a social success at Sedgwick the cases of aeronauts having made lovely widow was an established fact Ever3bod3 as in dut3 bound had called ascensions on horseback In 1S23 Green within the seven days Mr and Mrs the aeronaut went up from the Eagle Merriam with the others and not tavern in Cit3 Road London seated on among the last but the3r chose Tuesda3 a pon3r which stood on a platform susevening which was not a hop night pended from the balloon Thepon3was but the very evening on which dozens not in the least disconcerted and a safe of others would be calling and even descent was made at Beckenhara InÂ¬ then the3r went in Compaq- - with the 1550 Mr Green repeated this experiment Lieut Gale lost his life in tho Ha3nes and found as the3r expected same 3ear in attempting a similar as indeed as they knew the little army cent at Bordeaux In 1852 Mme Poite parlor full of people Â¬ Mrs McLanes welcome was charm vin who is credited with several sucl ing Alread3 the soft air and sunshine exploits went up from Cremorne gar as she Avas saying had been of infinite dens and in 1858 she ascended on horse benefit and her physician must have back and was very near3- drowned iu known exactly what to prescribe for the sea near Malaga Previous- to thi3 her for she felt ever so much better equestrian ascents in England had been and her cough was so much less fre stopped b3 the police It may be re quent Certainly she was looking won marked that the first four legged ani droush well whether Dame Nature mal that went up in a balloon was a or some more subtle artist had touched sheep which in compan3r with a cock the rounded cheeks and the framework and a duck ascended from YersailTesin of those lustrous e3es As the quar- 17S1 Cincinnati Enquirer tette entered Mrs Ha3ne the elder ma- Â¬ IIno Lived on O n Month men arose and As to our expenditure it must be tron leading and the the women callers looked smilingh- on kept within the narrowest limits a and Mrs Grafton gracefully presented the future looks ver3 doubtful and the the first comer the welcome accorded surest sources of income ma3 fail alMrs Hayne was cordial and gracious together or at all events pa3ments with just a tinge of reserve but it was mar be dela3red I m3self manage to 4 per month Florence standing with flushed cheeks exist on 100 francs behind her friend and ally the This is m3 estimate per diem Rent 1 just lovely blue eyes sought out and then franc breakfast cup of chocolate 5C lighted instantly with joy and recogni- Â¬ centimes dinner 1 franc 25 centimes tion Both slender white hands were fuel 25 centimes total 3 francs That extended and with a little cry of Mrs makes up 90 francs per month The Merriam Oh how glad I am to see you surplus 10 francs is for washing and the accomplished little lady pourboires again Hugos Letter to His stepped forward uplifted her soft- lips WTife While in Exile and kissed her What Florence would An Arabian ProvcrJ have looked and said or done had she He that knows not and knows not not been fuDy forewarned cannot be that he knows not is a fool shun him hazarded here I think it more than He that knows not and knows that probable she will kiss you Floy Mer he knows not is simple teach him riam had said so look as unconcerned He that knows and knows not that Look unconcerned Floy as you can knows wake him didnot She reddened She almost re- Â¬ heHe that is asleep and knows knows that ho coiled but Randolph was at her elbow knows is wise follow him Chicago and bent quickty forward in admirable Times Herald time with the most audacious pleasant Â¬ A Hazardous Proceeding ry Anyone would have sworn that he Miss Passee Guess how old I am to be similarly welcomed It was hoped Mr Bluntt I do not wish to offend more than Mrs McLane had bargained i you ior Â¬ well-authenticat- ticed Johns dereliction but surmised that he might have left his mone- - at home A similar contribution was lev Â¬ ied thejiollowing Sunda3 As before everyone gave except John who looked sly The minister wondered and after services took his parishioner to task Now John said he why didnt you give something if it was but a lit- Â¬ tle Ha ha I know better said John sl3ly x John cried the minister Yes Mr What do 3ou mean Oh nothing Just that I kin see through 3 our little game thats all John 3 our words are disrespectful and require an explanation What do 01 EI TIME TABLE Iioutsvllle 880am 600pm i3Bm 1115am 840pm Ar Lexington Lv 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per Week Between Toledo Detroit PETOSKEY THE SOO AND DULUTH Mackinac MARQUETTE Â¬ Return Cleveland 1350 LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac ami including iS from Toled Heals and Berths Prom 15 fromiQeiroit EVERY EVENING Â¬ Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points Est South and Southwest and at Detroit ior all points North and Northwest Sunday Trips Jure July August and September Onty Cleveland EVERY DAY BETYEEN Put-in-Bay Toledo a gend for Illustrated Pamphlet Ji A SCHANTZ m Address DHTROIT NHCHi Tfie Detroit and Cleveland stean Max Be - The Shortest Line and The Best Service between Cincinnati and the Summer Resorts of the Great Lakes -- - v GJMl MICHI6AN AND THE TO GREAT LAKRS Up-to-Da- te 3 Trains Dally between C1KCIKXATI -- d 0ETR0H f SPJWUUWCfBPSHI 05 VK 7 9 t r rtif- l0Xf THE BOTJRBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 18 1898 THE MAJORS EXPERIENCE Prom the Detroit Free Press FRILLS OF FASHION BOOKS FOR THE BLIND ThOHe State of Ohio City or Toledo One of the stanchest supporters of the IVotes Gathered for the Information deep water way from the Great Lakes to the of Ladies Who Follow ocean is Major A C Bishop of 715 Third the Styles Ave Detroit a civil engineer of wide expe- Â¬ rience and considerable prominence in his Grace loving French women declare profession He was assistant engineer on the Â¬ in the Chicago Puhlic Library Are Arery Seldom Called For Hudson River Railroad in 18o0 and has that the lad for flounced skirts has since conducted large engineering opera- gone too far and that thej have never tions He has been located in Detroit since 1815 and has a large acquaintance among the approved of the fashion There is infinite variety in the new business men and citizens of this city Two years ago for the first time Major veilings for autumn wear All take Bishop was in the hospital For two months the direction of close set small spots he had the best of medical attendance but The most becoming- have a ground Â¬ when he was discharged he was not like the Major Bishop of old When asked regard- work of gray or white with blaok ing his health he said When I had my chenille dots but the newest design is last spell of sickness and came out of the of black silk net with lace sprays in hospital I was a sorry sight I could not gain my strength and could not walk over a block cream or white with a border to - Â¬ for several weeks j 1 vvoJn r A V i YU lJfc sweet little and bought Crystal buttons trim the two boxes I coats did not take Many of the gowns of the Immediate them for my future will fasten at the back The -complexio n woman who does not have some one strength Aft to help her will find this an incon Â¬ er using them venient style But those who keep I felt better up with the procession of the well Major Bisnop a n d know ihey dud me worlds of good I am pleased dressed must expect to be inconven to recommend them to invalids who need ienced The princess gown owes its tonic to build up their constitutions charm to this arrangement in a great A C BISHOP Subscribed and sworn to before me this measure Word has come from Paris eighth day of January 1898 thatve must prepare for the return ROBERT E HULL Jr Notary Public of buttons and wonderful buttons The pure powerful vegetable ingredients are too Large stones cameos in Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People the diamond supply the antidote for poisonous matter in emeralds and amethysts oval and square are to be the blood and add those elements needed to shaped jfcsssfey l V pwm S ft ri The veilings with chenille dots five or seven in the newspa- have not met with favor as they tend pers regarding to give the wearer an uncanny appear Â¬ Dr Williams ance Pink Pills for Short red jackets made of light Pale People which con cloth are being much worn with white vincedme that duck suits by those fortunate enough they were to be in the mountains or by the sea I noticed grouped in sets of three some articles Â¬ match worth trying 4VA lk but for Â¬ Â¬ build up body and brains Many diseases used extensively as the season ad Â¬ long supposed by the medical profession to vances be incurable have succumbed to the potent Parisian manufacturers are turning influence of these pills They can be taken by young or old being harmless in their out epaulettes with fringes hanging nature but powerful in eliminating disease to the waist andideep flounces of fringe are being woven to hang from the knees to the hem of the skirt White stockings are coming rapid Â¬ Got His Muscle Up Fighting Bugs and ly into fashion again in France and Insects Down in the f are considered quite smart with light Country HE HAD AFINE TIME The ordinary foulardnearly covered Feel better after your outing neighbor with a white design has been extreme- Â¬ asked one Joy street man of another Stronger than a locomotive Havent a ly fashionable this season but for touch of rheumatism and can handle my Â¬ early autumn wear satin foulard in self like an athlete the most exquisite new tints with In training while you were gone Yes lighting bugs all kinds of winged small Avhite or cream designs is tak Â¬ insects It was just biff bang all day and ing its place The satin foulard is far most of the night Exercise I not only struck and kicked and danced but went richer looking than the other and through every possible contortion of the wears twice as well N Y Sun human body A moth miller is a nice pretty innocent little thing but get 25 of them CARELESS SPEECH inside of your collar all at once and see how Â¬ frowns -- rt troit the millers were enjoying themselves Id It Is Better to Speak Well of People have my eyes full of some small bug that deThan to Speak 111 fies every form of death except by drown- Â¬ of Them Â¬ ing big beetles would be hitting my ears with a deafening noise the mosquito fleet Â¬ assailed me at every angle the flies played The habit for it is often nothing the part of rough riders and some kind of bugs in three colors that gave forth a sound like more of deteriorating- speech is so that of a buzz saw zipping through a hard- common that it would be well for all Chicago Chronicle wood knot did a regular war dance They of us to stop and think about it drove me out at the finish but my muscles This sort of thing-- is so often heard He Noticed tlie Iiilceness are harder and more flexible than they have A Parisian swell recently had a been since I was a schoolboy I might have I dont think she is so very pretty as survived it another week but when a lot people say or I dont think he or crayon picture of himself made which of bees tried to hive in my old straw hat she is so very clever or economical he afterward pretended to find fault cwhile I was wearing it I took a lumber wagon or stjlish or bright or cheerful or a with It does not bear the slightest and caught the first train for home De We Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ it goes But that was only an item While There is a sad little corner in the great public library yet it has con- Â¬ ferred happiness on a great many Chi cagoans who are afflicted with the loss of sight It contains the books for the blind The first collection of these books was a private undertaking of a West side Avoman who has since died In August 1893 the works were turned over to the public library and November 2G 1S97 a special room was set aside for them in the new build ing Since that time a few more vol- times have been donated This collection is not as well known as the au- thorities would desire Here may be seen the three well- known systems for the blind the old Moon and the new Moon then comes the New York point which is of much later date and is somewhat similar to the Braille system yet a vast improvement on it in many ways There are scarcely more than 30 readers and only 14 regular ones On the applica- Â¬ tion of an ordinary library ticket the books are sent to the outlying sta Â¬ tions with the proviso they are to be kept but two weeks and cannot be re- newed It is interesting to note that the old people are inclined to use the Moon system while the younger pre- Â¬ fer the New York point Children dis Â¬ tinguish the lines easily by touch and those who have become blind by accident invariably adopt the latter method There is quite a promising boy of about 12 who comes to read regularly twice a week He always carries his violin case with him so supposedly he is returning from his lesson and the temptation to pass the library is too great He has verv advanced ideas on amusements for the blind lie owns a pack of playing cards made on the American type sjstem and plays his game of cribbage frequently with his grandfather often coming out the victor There is a blind man on the West side who was taught at Jacksonville 111 and with his left hand can read aloud the left hand page while with a finger of his right he can read to himself and tell the listener what the latter contains immediately after he has completed the reading aloud of the opposite page Considering the time and thought spent over the printing of these books their prices are not so exorbitant The cost of Ben Hur stands for 14 Justin McCarthys His 8 Ander tory of Our Own Times 35 Tom Browns sens Fairy Tales 7 Schooldays Arabian Nights S Â¬ Â¬ 88 Lucas County Frank J Chenev makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co doing business in the city of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of December A D 1SS6 A W GLEASON Notary Public Seal Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the svstem Send for testimonials CO Toledo O free F J CHENEY Sold by druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best Â¬ HAPPY MOTHERS AND HEALTHY CHILDREN LydiaRPinkhams Vegetable Compound Goes Straight to the Cauc of All Female Troubles and Assures a Healthy Maternity Mrs M Singer 104 Hudson Ave Rochester N Yf writes to Mrs Pinkham as follows ae- When I applied to you for advice I had been suffering some years from bility nervousness etc I had had several miscarriages and was pregnant when I wrote to you I am grateful to say that after taking threeÂ¬ bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I was considerably better and after using three more it brought me where I am Kc 2m WEBBS to day I am well and the mother of a three- months old baby Doctors had failed to help me I have no one to thank but Mrs Pinkham and her won- Â¬ derful remedy Mrs Ella Dungan Reeders Mills Iowa i Â¬ bores j As Exemplified Tiresome Caller How do you get rid of Eminent Statesman My valet generally 9sLtu K3 -- knows them and reminds me of some engage- Â¬ ment Tap at the door Well Harris what isit J i Valet thrusting his head in I beg your pardon sir but 1 think you have an engage writes ment to dine with Gen Hogo in about arf Dear Mrs Pinkham I thank you for what Dn iiour Chicago tribune your medicine and advice have done for me How My Throat Hurts Why dont you I have a baby two months old When he use Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar was born I was sick only fifteen minutes Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute whereas with my other children I was sick for Â¬ - mj S KZr Some men are so dignified that they never unbend until they are dead broke Chicago Daily News Pisos Cure cured me of a Throat and Lung trouble of three years standing E Cady Huntington Ind Nov 12 1894 i I Two of a Kind They say dreams go by Yes dreams contraries do they not and weather predictions Puck magic worked it See Bad sprain is cured m St Jacobs Oils Democrat ix More people would have bad habits if it didnt cost too much Washington la Sf Tnnnh Oil nirps Rnrrmpss St Jacobs Oil cures Stiffness far Atchison Globe A good many women carry amiability too two or three days and also suffered with my left leg and could get nothing to relieve the pain but morphine My leg did not trouble me at all this time I had no after pains and was not as weak as I had been before I cannot praise Lydia E Pinkhams Vege Â¬ table Compound too highly May God bless yQgtBSgPlJgeL you in your noble work Tr W Pruett Medford Oregon says 5 Mrs J X xne neann iuy t lit aiso J l Iuaoy s we owe lo Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound j Mrs John W Long Wyoming Iowa writes I had shooting pains all over my body was very weak and nervous I could not straighten up I wished to become a mother but was afraid I never could Seventeen months ago I got some of your Vegetable Compound and after taking half a bottle was much re- Â¬ lieved I took four bottles and was cured Now I have a big baby boy which I feel I owe to your Compound Many thanks for your kind advice T T C cf z Ml pm - A Million Women Have Been Benefited by Mrs in stamps for an illustrated booklet issued by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway the direct route across the American Continent to the New Trans Pacific possessions of the United States Full of latest reliable information Can be used and valuable for reference as a text book in school Address Geo H Heafford Genl Pass and Ticket Agent Send four cents Â¬ Pinknams Advice and Medicine Wheres it gone Ask St Jacobs Oil cured that bruise gone tical joke It Â¬ Hawaii and tlie Philippines The most tiresome thing on earth is a pracAtchison Globe I A perfect type of the highest order of excellence I Chicago 111 loiu If it was only health we might let it cling But it is a cough One cold no sooner passes off before another comes But its the same old cough all the time And its the same old story too There is first the cold then the cough then pneu- Â¬ monia or consumption with the long sickness and life tremb- Â¬ ling in the balance Johnny What does the paper mean pa by saying that Mr Tomlinson bore the loss of his handsome property by fire very philosophically was insured In Plain English t Â¬ Johnnys Pa Umph Stray Stories It means that he Purchaser I say see how those knicker- Â¬ bockers have gone to pieces Tailor Perhaps sir you sat down Of course I sat down I sold it to you as a walking suit sir only as a walking suit sir Judy Miss Sheafe Oh just look at that wheat rising and falling in the breeze How beau- Â¬ tiful it is Mr Cityman Ah but you ought lo see it rising and falling in the corn exchange Misused liHA TRADE MARK The Place to See It Tit Bits Breakfast I ABSOLUTELY PURE i v fc Free Press Rfc particularly those who travel on mileage books The circular reads as follows Mileage books good for 500 miles and 1000 miles travel are now on sale at all stations on the New York Central divisions and branches at the rate of 10 and 20 respectively These tickets are good until used and are available for passage on the main line of the New York Central and all of its branches and divisions including the Harlem Put expressed it after she had been talk- Â¬ Ogdensburg nam Rome Watertown Lyons ing one da with a friend about sev- Â¬ Adirondack Geneva Carthage and the Adirondack Utica to Montreal di- eral people and before a young girl visions Mileage books will be issued in the name who was visiting the friend In a sudden lull in the talk the girl of the head of a family or firm and will be available for the use of any member of such said as if by uncontrollable impulse family or for any traveler for a firm pro What do Dont you like anybody vided the name of such member or traveler you mean said the startled wom Â¬ is written in the book by the agent selling iit in the place designated They will be an The girl blushed and hesitated honored for transportation by the conduct- and then said Please pardon me ors of all trains including limited trains but but it seemed so Little more was only to the end of the run of each conductor If the holder of such ticket desires to ride said it was passed off and passed by beyond the run of a conductor or on a night as in the polite world things that are train or to a point on a branch line he unpleasant are passed over but into should present his mileage ticket to the the heart of that woman the criti- ticket agent who will detach the proper eism sank deeply and from that hour mileage and issue a mileage exchange ticket on which baggage will be checked to any sta she watched and guarded her tongue tion on the New York Central or any of its Now she does not depreciate in speech branch lines thus avoiding the necessity of and if she cannot appreciate is si Â¬ Philadelphia Press being disturbed after retiring or of recheck ing uaggage From the Pittsburgh Post lent It is well to remember the wise August 21 1898 words of Emerson Omit the negative Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I I A New Yorlc Central Innovation George H Daniejs of the New York CenHudson River Railroad has made tral an announcement which is of a rather startling nature but it is one which ought to please the patrons of that great system and Â¬ Â¬ do not thousand other things stop to think that while perhaps we do not think her so very pretty as we have heard we do think her pretty and again if not very clever surely interesting and all the others in like measure It is merely a habit with many people not skin deep but just tho cruel and unfortunate habit of depreciating speech A woman with a harp tongue but with the tender-es-tj- f hearts the most generous of na Â¬ tures but with a keenly critical mind and a rare intuitition as to character was brought up all standing as she Â¬ resemblance to me said he and I will not take it The artist protested to no avail After the dandy but all had left the painter added to the porÂ¬ trait a magnificent pair of ass ears and exhibited it in the window thus altered to the gaze of the curious pub Â¬ lic It hadnt been long exposed when the dandy entered the artists studio in a towering rage and finding that threats amounted to nothing he at last offered to buy it even at a considerable advance upon the original price It wasut strange you didnt recognize your resemblance to the picture at said the painter but I knew first youd notice the likeness as soon as I added those ears Spare Moments Porter Sues Empress The German empress recently lct her insignia of the Iloval Order of A toria and Albert a valuable jewel sur Â¬ A porter rounded with brilliants and claimed the re Â¬ found the bauble ward as provided by the laws of Prus Â¬ sia which give the finder of an article one tenth of the value of the property restored to its owner The empress offered him 1C marks which he re Â¬ fused and as the empress would not paj a tenth of what the insigina was worth the porter has begun a legal action against the empress cabinet -- H ft BkCIpIIII Nodd I signed a blank check and gave it to my wife yesterday Todd Do you think that was prudent Certainly 1 know that the bank wont give her any more than I have Puck All Right I dont mind buying channel cat for kip pere herring said Mrs Parvenoo to the shopkeeper and angle worms 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to good light always know friend I should all live in if we only followed HOGS Common 3 30 Yes I know you always know after the Mixed puckers 3 operation but cant you break over the rule that advice Harpers Bazar Light shippers 3 45 3 35 and work up a little doubt now Chicago SHEEP Choice Uses of Charcoal Lambs Evening News 535 He Wanted Too Much Patient Well doctor do you think GO THE MARKETS I I Oct 17 3 75 4 7 3 3 3 3 Dear Editor If you know of a solicitor Tainted meat can be sweetened by or canvasser in your city or elsewhere espe its use cially a man who has solicited for subscrip No better known disinfectant can tions insurance nursery stock books or tailoring or a man who can sell goods you will be used confer a favor by telling him to correspond Charcoal is so porous that it absorbs with us or if you will insert this notice in your paper and such parties will cut this no- and condenses gases rapidly tice out and mail to us we may be able to Strewn over the skins of birds and furnish them a good position in their own animals it will prevent all unpleasant and adjoining counties Address odors Ameuicax Woolen Mills Co Chicago A teaspoonful added to a half a Couldnt Be Marked Twice Lawyer You have an excellent case sir glass of water is a remedy for acidity Client But a friend of mine said he had of the stomach and often relieves sick an exactly similar case and you were the headache lawyer on the other side and you beat him It absorbs the gases and relieves the Yes I remember that but I will see that no such game is worked this time Green distended stomach pressing against Â¬ Â¬ I oul water is purified by if FLOUR Winter family GKAIN Wheat No2 red new Corn No Oat- No Rye No HAY Prime - 2 35 500 31 35 25 85 70 70 85 TgstsFQg Witt F E1IEKSON Cincinnati O 124 Government Place Of All PRINT MUSIC Kinds ANK E 1731 WHEN WmTIW TO A3BVEKTISHKS please state that yoa ixsr Ihe Advrtlsd ment In this pnTsei MSzJPs SPSS No3red Â¬ 2 2 2 mixed 2 60 68 65 24 nijfc 8 25 it 6 2VS 4 82 12 Â¬ PROVISIONS Mess ork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice omry Prime to choice creamery APPLES Choice to fancy POTATOE- S- per bbl CHICAGO to choice The Youths Companion receive Free all the November and December issues from the time of subscription to January 1 1899 includ ing the beautiful Double Holiday Numbers Among the many famous contributors to these issues will be Â¬ 3 00 1 25 3 30 62 30 7 90 5 02 3 70 22 3 25 1 40 3 50 67 64 THOSE who subscribe at once for the 1899 volume will FLOUR Winter patent GRxVIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess 30s 7 95 5 05 22i LARD Steam Bag the nerves which extend from the stomach to the head To Cure a- Cold in One Day Charcoal laid on a burn causes the Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Al pain to abate immediately and by druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c renewing the application will heal and Often what a man calls principle is a mere cure if it is not deep in a few days bit of seeking to force 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Inqludine PREE All the November and December Issues of 1808 inclusive of thebeantif ulDouble Holiday Numbers The exquisite Companion Calendar for FREE Chxlendars of former years Designed1899 richer and costlier than any of the famous Companion and lithographed in twelve colors exclusively for The Companion A charming ornament for the homo AND THE COMPANION for the G2 weeks of 1S99 a library In itself M gy CENT CALENDAR PREE 50 TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS 2red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam i 65 9 50 5 50 254 3115 HfcaUE illustrated Announcement ana bample Copies Free - - 201 Columbus Avenue BOSTON MASS THE YOUTHS COMPANION T jNJf flu JutokrM Jfr s F4 P I g 8 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 18 L898 if Pit w IMBt LOUISV LLE 9 I U H Ep i Â¬ Cor 7tli and Main Paris Ey occupying the Louis Saloshin Building dealers in sli 1 i l JL T F Si SW GOODS CLOTHING BOOTS SHOES HATS CAPS NOTIONS LADIES AND GENTS FUR CHILDRENS CLOAKS CAPES MILLINERY NISHING GOODS LADIES II T r r f Cft w s j FALL m UflDTER logo - SM -sole am d PaTfepns This grand country is in a prosperous condition and a very heavy trade is expected and we have spared no pains 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 astablishment 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 Jf 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 are to be found here at 3Ac yd Bleached Cotton 1 yd wide on sale at 4c yd i Brown Cotton 1 yd wide will be offered at 4c vd Shirting Cotton in all colors and patterns at oc yd Apron and Dress Ginghams in the latest designs at 5c yd Canton Flannel unbleached as cheap as 4ic Canton Flannel unbleached a regular Uc quality at 7 nC x Pins re only lc a paper Clarks ON T thread 3 for 10c -- AVc Ladies Shoes in genuine calf skin extra quality 8c Ladies Shoes in genuine Kangaroo calf best made 1 25 Best line of Childrens School Shoes in the cky Mens Boots high top double only I 48 Mens Boots genuine calf double sole only 2 48 Mens Boots French Kip extra hfgh top only 2 98 x Childrens Suits any age from 4 to 15 vrs 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 wry lowest price we ask you to call before buying elsewhere are giving- Coupons with every purchase giving you your choice of either a handsome picture or an elegant clock as a present Give us a call r --ETSJSJ- 4 and tllIs i SjaXos-fcLi-- ollc2Li---is o ISSaKBjEl IOTJlJSlk7 XIXjE3 STOIEIE MORaiS SLOaiMA3Sr Manager rsiiiyBWKiWfriracjft-wreaaa-fgfcug- y tiM7ioiagHeaagiacaswiamiAiaMB5Mcsei aP4 NEBVOUSWEAK kBE n5 iv A VtBS fcT sP tWSr uJJ RHYME OF RHYMES Wild on the mountain peak the wind Advertisement J DISEASED MEN 1 Repeats its old refrain Like ghosts of mortals who have sinned And fain would sin again GREENBACKS or Government Money At close of our Civil War in 1865 there appeared in the London Times the following If that mischievous financial pol- Â¬ icy which had its origin in the North American Republic during the late Civil War in that country should be- Â¬ come indurated down to a fixture then that government will furnish its money without cost It will have all the money that is necessary to carry on its trade and commerce It will become prosperous beyond precedent in the history of civilized nations of the world The brain and wealtlrbf all countries will go to North America This M eans Money For Yon sg853 no cure- - no pa THE NEW METHOD TREATMENT K will posi original Avith Drs K tively cure forever any term or lloou or Sexual disease It is the result of 30 years experience in the treatment of these diseases For wind I do not rhyme to mind Like many mortal men Again when one reflects twere kind To rhyme as if agen I nerer met a single soul Who spoke of wind as wined And yet we use it on the whole To rhyme to find and blind We J issm gjjwm 03 WE CURE SYPHILIS This terrible Elood Poison the terror of mankind yields rejidily to our NEW Beware of Mercury TKEATMEM Potash etc They may ruin your j yttem If you have sores in the mouth or tongue pains in the joints sore throat hair or R eyebrows falling out pimples or blotches stomach derangement sore eyes head Â¬ ache etc you have tho secondary stage AVe solicit tho of this Blood Poison most obstinate cases and challenge tho R world for a case we nccept for treatment and cannot cure By our treatment tho ulcers heal the hair grows again pains disappear the skin becomes neaitny aim r marriage is possible and safe say Now dont do that agen When people give us pain In poetry nine times in ten It rhymes to Spain or Dane Oh which is wrong or which is Oh which is right or wrong right Tho sound in prose familiar quite Or those we meet in song To hold that love can rhyme to pror Requires some force of will Yet in the ancient lyric groove We meet them jhyming still This was our learned fathers wont In prehistoric times We follow it or if we dont We oft run short of rhymes Andrew Lang in Longmans Magazine CURES GUARANTEED Thousands of young and middle aged men have their vigor and vitality sapped bv earlv abuses later excesses mental worry etc No matter the cause our New Method Treatment is the refuge w m THAT GOVERNMENT MUSTBE DESTROYED OR IT WILL DE- Â¬ STROY EVERY MONARCHON THIS GLOBE ygk The famous Hazzard capitalists in New York andtheuqU Bank circular to United States Bank-Â¬ ers both emanating from London and the fabulous corruption fund raisep in circulp DICKS GOOD TIME A Very Human Boy Enjoying His Well TWIN We have no space here to list the many good things we haye for you In order to prqve 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 UjWEGURESNiPOTECY And restore nil parrs to a normal condi Â¬ tion Ambition life aiid energy arc re newed and one feels himself a man among men Every case is treated indi Â¬ ful success No matter what ails you AVe can fur Â¬ consult us confidentially nish bank bonds to guarantee to accom Â¬ plish whit wo claim vidually no curc al hence our wonder Â¬ Z AVe VA1U00CKLE trent and cure 0000 CURE EMISSIONS GLEKT STRLOrUltE IMPOTENT Y SECHET BRAINS INNATURAL DISriIAKU ES KIDNFY and BLADDER Diseases UUUJxft ClJNSLIiLA IV X KixhiS PRKE If unnblo to call write f r BLAINK QUESTION TREATMENT w- - SYlHILfS for 11A1E 1 I Ksa t it re ra 7t V2 s 2 T 122 W Fourth St CINCINNATI O mmmkMsmM BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FB03I TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station ST LOUIS w Avoiding The Tunnel BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars 1 SSuffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars UTBesure your tickets read via FOUR BIG NEW YORK -- - Passenger Traffic Mgr BMARTIN Gen Pass o Mccormick Tkt Agt O Cincinnati K II H Landman M r - D Ot No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Wiilbeat the Windsor Hotel Paris TUESDAY OCT v -- 11TH 1898 returning every second Tuesday in each x nonth Reeerence Every leading physician f3 Paris Kentucky -- Earned Reward England and Germany estimated at A portly gentleman sat on the porch 1500000 were the agents that se- Â¬ and smiled while a small boy also cured the closing of our mints against smiling painted the front fence silver Look at that hoy the portly man The walk into my parlor policy He thinks he remarked to a visitor is having a good time A small boy is of England during and since the Spanish War is the latest evidence surely the drollest creature on earth When I was a youngster I remember of English Diplomacy in shaping the that there were certain kinds of work I destiny of the United States Govern- Â¬ considered play and one of them was ment painting I was always crazy to paint Notwithstanding the famine price Many times I have taken a bucket of of wheat the Spanish War and fabu- Â¬ muddy water and an old paint brush lous expenditures of money byour and have spent a whole half day putting a thick coat on the side of my fa- government during the past year gold has increased in value eleven per cent thers barn So with my boy Dick the little and all other values decreased in the chap painting the fence He has alwayB same proportion For a thorough understanding of been crazy to paint He is enjoying himself now you can see he is and he the money question or silver issue will paint that whole fence too just the Cincinnati Enquirer has uniformly as well as he knows how I dont care given evidence of its ability to teach if it is a trifle smeared Hes getting explain and produce all facts and joy solid joy thicker than the paint truth It is a paper that ought and on his hands and clothes can be read by all classes with pleas- Â¬ Theres a mean side to it too He ure and profit wanted to paint the fence and I wanted the weeds pulled out of the yard So like an underhanded rascal I bargained with him I told him that if he would I Flowers pull all the weeds out I would let him paint the fence He went through the other job like a soldier he hates to BLUE GRASS NURSERIES pull weeds all boys do and now he thinks he is getting his reward It is a IFATuXa downright shame to fool him that way Everything for Orchard Lawn and dont you think so Garden Fruit and Ornamental trees The portly gentleman chuckled again Shrubs Roses Vines Small Fruits and the small boy wild with joy went Rhnbarb Asparagus and all stock grown in Nurseries on plastering paint on the fence DePrices reasonable as we employ no troit Free Press Agents Descriptive catalogue on ap- Â¬ plication to Crossing the Threshold H F HTLLEXaiEYER Crossing the threshold was and is Phone 279 Lexington Ky the most critical period of the wedding day with all races not even excepting the Anglo Saxon The superstitious fears of the many BADLROAD TIME CARD always particularly alert on the occasion of a marriage culminate in this L NRR final act of the drama The lifting of the bride over the threshold or her step Â¬ LARRIVAL OF TRAINS ping across it is the signal in Persia From 8 Cincinnati 1058 a p Arabia and among the Copts of Egypt m 1010 p m tfor the sacrifice of a goat or a sheep From Lexington 511 a in 745a m Among the Aenezes according to 333 p m 627 p m 4 Burckhardt the bridegroom simply From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m kills a lamb in front of his father-in-law- s 328 pm 4 tent and the ceremony but for From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m the running of the bride from one tent DEPARTURE OF TRAINS to another is complete Perhaps the purest symbolical act is that of the To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a in 340 p m Transylvanian Saxon bridal pair who To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m step over the threshold with their hands 545 p m 1014 p m tied together Some of these Transyl Â¬ To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m vanian customs are remarkable and 1 1016 pm must be survivals from a very ancient To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m period The bridegroom never wears F B Carr Agent the shirt made for him by the bride exÂ¬ cept on his wedding day and at his burial just as the veil of the Japanese -4fe HD bride becomes one day her shroud London Spectator Â¬ Â¬ OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT and you will then acknowledge that you never saw or heard before oi 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 Remember the Maine Store to Save Money in Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Slippers c IS ONLY AT j Frits Stfe 1398 WIN BROTHER KJ BOURBONS BIG3SST BARGAIN BRINGBRS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY ALVA CRAWFORD i a Â¬ CARL CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BROS 3mcDra3r Mua anl Fiffca Dissolution of Haggard Mice BUR TOBACCO Â¬ Sts - m--53- JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Calh Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable The undersigned composing the firm WAREHOUSE CO Reed Laundry have this day June 13 1898 by mutual consent dissolyed partnership 0 E Reed as- Â¬ suming 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- Â¬ tracted by above firm Independent Warehouse Signed this 13th day of June 1898 C E REED W L DAVIS Agent IJ H HAGGARD 5sp 4wks ljan99 Paris Ky J Work guaranteed satisfactory SDR CALDWELLS INDIGESTION PEPSlW 11 DR R GOLDSTEIN Of 544 Fourth Avenue IiOiiisville HQUSE AND LOT AND BLACK Â¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Sale Dinners Â¬ Ky r -- - Syrup pepsiN V CURES CONSTIPATION Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris If you are going to have a sale and Ky on DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- wish to set a dinner at a reasonable Saturday Oct 22 1S9S ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal price call on ance in twelve months For further GEORGE RASSENFOSS returning once every month Eyes ex-particulars address or call on SHARON amiued and gla33es scientifically ad Â¬ BENJ P 20sept2m Paris Ky Ky 27sep tf justed Jacksonville 13oct tf I h