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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 21, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 21, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898102101_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 21, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. nr 4 GHAMP RBON MILLER N bm EWS Established Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY aaaaBBia a FEB iimae i 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO EY FRIDAY OCTOBER 21 1898 MILLERSBURG NORTH MIDDLETOWN NO 84 Browers Lcxhigtons Busiest Store th News Notes Gathered In Anl About The Interesting Paragraphs Gathered liy A Buck and Bill have moyed their bar-¬ Special Serine Kuril ber shop across the street and now have C L Kerr is in Atlanta v i w wDf Rfu auu l l ju uaiiu ui 5 AJiiici lsuixi on the handsomest barber shop and ba h J J Rednioii isiu Louisville iuc We are now showing some bea itiful creations in high art draper- - i ait iu tK oiotv jici rooms ever in Paris All work done L ies direct from the world famed designers Dr W M Millar was in Lexington Mr W AWTbomason was in Paris with neatness and dispatch With Exlusive patterns new Tutsday ou Tuesday buines tnauks for past favors Buck and Bill vjujulo ia bcau ooyiw luwesi prices solicit a liberal share of the pn lie Mr Geo Jones returned the fiist of H G BraTcon retnrned home from ORIENTAL CURTAINS 500 pr - EXQUISITE FALL DRAPERIES Barber Shop Moved ta Couffhin Qonsfant SILK FACED CURTAINS 6750 pr - b the week frctn Swango springs Houston villewn Monday SATIN RUSSE CURTAINS 1000 pr Messrs Chas Wood and Tom S Wat ¬ H S Caywpod and Mrs- D W Bay- son of Carlisle spent Wednesday here less are visiting relatives at Maozv In MANTLE LAMBRIQUIXS SI 75 each A handsome line of BAT TENBERG CURTAINS from S7 50 to Mrs W T McClinrock went to Mt diana Sterling Tuesday to visit her mother Miss Mary jFerguou of Harrison O 2750 per pair Mrs Jas Collier will spend the hat season with Mrs L In the Wall Paper Store Mrs went Cin ¬ E Talbott With thoughts turned toward refurnishing the wall paper stock cinnati Jas W ConwajTvisit hertosister Tuesday to W A Higgjns of the Standard Pub ¬ invites your attention The key note is NEW GOODS The great Mrs John M Morlord lishing Co was in town several days You find your decoration scheme and space is full of New ideas Messrs F m Hurst E P Clarke this week supply all its requirements at one visit It is much easier to plan and Jas Wnolnms were in Cincinnati Thacker Vjpendleton of Wades Mill match and studv here among the goxls than at home week ou business this has purcbasetTa sniall farm on the Don Visit the Department Jas Pundon ha rented the 440 acre alson pike 3f Specials For This Week Fine farm of Mrs W Frank Miller near Mt The teacbejl and bright girl boarders A Carnation pattern i othingr hut thefiagran e lacking 15c B College spent Satur ¬ of the K C iilead Church west of Shawhau Special Red and Yet low Briar Brush Pattern as perfect as the Jas A Butler has opened a coal yard day in Lexington natural Scotch roses 20c next to the post office and would like Miss Elizabeth Skillman who has been -1 Tl du incn ingrains ai iuewitn matcn ceiungat zim za prize for you to call for prices before pur visuing reianves iu rrr vviucnescer ior iour chasing your winter coal several weekue urned hereon Tuesday It at 50c match molding at 5c a foot MiR Bettie T Vimout of this place Mrs R MgRice Mrs Dannie Moore and Mrs Jennie Lyle of near Paris and Mrs WF Bryan are attending a left Wednesday tor New York to visit church contention at Chattanooga ILB the latu rs sou Mr Vnuout Lyle e Tenn Mis Winifred Buckler of arlisle North MidTflerowu has upon her streets Carpets Furniture Wall Pape wao here Tuesday and Wednesday to a bran new delivery wagon visit her uucle Mr Emmanuel Mann It is owned by Mr A a Trimble aud who Is quite ill and not expected to re- ic is me nrsttone iuai uas ever paia us a cover visit Married At the Giand Hotel iu The landlbf the late Wra Wade Cincinnati on Wedmiia evening a which surrounds the pust utlice Wades 73u oclock Mr bauford Allen son of Mill was sold at public auction Sat ur iii i H Alien or mis city ana miss urday as iollowb Fitty four acres BeHe Woo is of Stanford daughter dwelliug hoMe and the store to Senator of Mr and Mrs E P Wqfoda The B F Cockfigl of Mt Merling at 77 biide was a m mber of 97 class at the per acre u3facres th mill and a tenant M F C Among the relatives aud house to El jjj Dooley at 69 per acre ON friends who witnessed the solemnization 114 acres tnejJKane placl ro Mr Dooley of the nuptials were Mrs Owen Ingels at 842 per acre Corn sold at 130 per AND r and Miss Lucy Lee Allej sisters of the shock groom Mr and Mrs E P Woods Mr The chilliness of an Autumn wind S C Allen Major and Mrs Henry Al ¬ will blowjtlirougu the tree tops to night len MihS Rosa D Allen Miss Anna Belle and Sue Woods Mr and Mrs Sam and desolation will brood over the Bue Harris Miss Pearl Burnside Messrs J grass landscape Iu the silence of our country homes mothers and daughters Will Clarke aud Royce Allen perhaps ireFisoussing The Cape Cos t fbWMUlinery Developments tuine Coughed 20 Years The Mndepf the New Season and I suffered for 25 years with a cough The The Boukbon and spent hundreds of dollars with News Itemsof Interest iniu lAfter glanciug doctors and for medicine to no avail un ¬ some very brave and very this column fair maiden til I used Dr Bells may ven nre to exclaim Dear me This remedy makes weak lungs strong JEtoxy 35 Vehad almost come to the con- ¬ It has sayed my life J B Rosell clusion tiaCyou were serving Uncle Grantsburg 111 25 Sams sts rsand stripes or that you were facing tha shot and shell of some fickle girls idfe fancy Click The 7 8 Having been solicited by a number of caat ironl lifks of the big Click that chain persons to open a cooking school in Paris bound usbjae8nappedand we are free this Fall I have decided to do so earlv pa -- patrouage tf A Popular Hotel popular the Palace Hotel Sixth and Vine street was easily the most popular hotel in Cincinnati during the G A R encampment Excellent cuisine prompt service and polite em- ¬ ployes and splendid management has made it the best 3 and 250 per day hotel in America Kentuckians always find friends stopping at this hostelry 27sep4s always r DrBulIs Gough Syrup Doses are pniall aud pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists Constant coughing is not only very annoying but the continuous hacking and irritation will soon attack and in¬ jure the delicate lining of the throat and air passages A simple cough is bad enough but a chronic cough is really dangerous Take advice and use the celebrated Dr Bulls Cough Syrup at once and be cured Cures a Cough op Cold at once 0r Plan Your Summer Outinj Now ¬ Picturesque Mackinac via The Coast Line Go to It only costs -- C F DaU I c CO o onc-antl-o- ut 17 from Cleveland for the round trip including meals and berths One thousand miles of lake ride on new modern steel steamers for the Office Fourth and Pleasant Ste above rates Send 2c for illustrated pamphlet Address Office Hours - 15 50 from Toledo 1350 from Detroit Will Kenney Physician H- - Dr Surgeon AA Schantz G P A ¬ Detroit Mich 16ang tf 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m ¬ Pnrifw fln nr All keep it Insist on having c fin Always ask for Paris Milling Purity every time OUR FALL Piano Purchasers Guide This Guide Tas compiled by the most expert authority on pianos in this country It gives the grade and price t l NELSON 33 S3 m TIST Pleasant St First Presbvterian opp Church Dr Bucks old office Office on first floor WINTER OVERCOATS FOR THIS WEEK which the leading pianos made in the Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m U S can be bought at the present time It is nicely illustrated If you think of buying a piano will send von one free of charge It will be of great value to you Call on or address S Buford Terms 5 and 5i per cent on real Money To Loan Kirtley Hotel Windsor Paris Ky -- Our r Overcoats for 30 Our 30 Overcoats for Fine Imported Trousers for Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Dr Adairs Dental Parlors Having recently been several times asked if - estate mortgage ROGERS 16sep 6mo MOORE Paris Ky I was still conducting my den- ¬ and PMTSTURHITHTKSl H S STOUT Manager yirliOSSrSiS57SSffiIialihor o J D McGANN Cutter No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure Consumption or Asthma in ad-¬ vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure Sold b James Kennedy Druggist pupils can be secured All persons de- ¬ siring to take one or more lessons will please giye me their names within the next few days I wish to state that I with Mr have made arrangements Sciger of Louiswlle to furnish on short notice individual ices fancy cases and ornameni8 for serving same Terms Ten lessons 1 single lesson 50c Anderson Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommend Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Mrs W A Johnson Gents I havfe purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsulesfrom James T Blaser drug gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach on The Frankfort Important Change Trouble and Coustipatiou I was unablo to Cincinnati Two New Trains do anything for nearly two years I ised three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana thej have cured me Kor the benefit of others No 2 train will leave at 930 a m afflicted J wish to send this letter Very truly yours and arrive at Fratrkfort at 1120 a m W S Andeksom No 8 leaves at 430 p mand arrives Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med at Frankfort at 810 p m Co Columbus O for trial size free No 1 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m VP J tal parlors I desire to inform the public that I am still at their service and can be found at my office opposite the Court- house Myinterest in a bowling alley aunts til broughtus tfre sweet scent of some iPOjqotrconnictwithmy4practicesKSeft Z a 3T l any rate we have iuy uaru in anomer column future promise at lOoctlt J R Adair D D S never yet had the exquisite pleasure of being funeralized We mock the phan tom voice ami the track is still clear Musty Wheat We will pay full Roxy value for musty damp and off grads of wheat tf R B Hutchcraft a 6- TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN NO GAS NO COCAINE AA - - SvlP 1 public bestand easiestsid absolutely free from any after effects Uatephoric treatment for painless filling Set of teeth Upper and lower Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns Painless extraction 1500 oulyby aie simple application to th rami DWWLffiiSBEk anTkff6wliaeaiyp tlllflHDHlffiv to beTlre-- 800 S 50 cts up 50 cts mk Li E 3t3eiidiary Fire 100 up 500 ¬ all other conflagrations strikes a business man when he can least afford it The only safe way is to carry sufficient insurance to make you safe in any event I write policies for the best insurance companies sound and as cheap as any agent T Porter Smith J I Ml 321 Main St L D D I Paris Ky Honrs opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m lloct tfi Paris Ky Telephone 79 X Excursions arrives at 840 A Good Memory m L No 5 leaves Frankfort at 115 X Special Kates often saves money and also good health If and arrives at 4 p m you are troubled with constipation indiges Ronnd trip to Knoxville Tenn Oct No 8 leaving at 430 will connect tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a Jbottle of Dr Caldwells 18 and 19 one fare on account of free C fast limited at George- Syrup Pepsin aud health will be restored lo with the Q hc lo doses druggist town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p you SITrial sizes T Brooks 10c large size 50c street fair and trade carnival Paris and 00 of W One fare round trip to St Lonis Oct jljau xin m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ Ky 2 3 and 4 account of Grand Lodge of ment for persons going to Cincinnati or Odd Fellows points north east and west of that city There are eggs and eggs The egg C of yesterday looks feels measures and No 1 will connect with the Q fast train south and No 5 connects at weighs like the egg of last month but AMffiiSTRATORS SALE C local pas- theres a difference iu another respect Georgetown with the Q OF and that difference is worth money senger from the south ¬ ¬ ¬ One fare for the round trip to Annual Convention ot Christian Church at Chattanooga Oct 10th to 13th Round trip 205 to Olympia Springs and return during Summer season Parties contemplating a summer tour time- ¬ can get valuable information table hotel guides and Summer resort booklets by calling on or addressing F B Carr Genl Agent X Paris Ky The difference between good work and poor is slight to Lung Irritation the unpracticed discernment but ics a is the forerunner to consumption Dr difference that counts every time Its will cure it aud a difference that changes your laundry Bells give such strength to the lungs that a bill from an expense to an investment cough or a cold will not settle there We do good loork it will cost no more Twenty five cents at all good druggist than poor work but its worth double the difference Its just so with laundry Personal Property eAND - Pine-Tar-Hone- y REAL ESTATE ¬ Iosure iu my agency -n- onunion Prompt paying reliable companies insures against fire wind and storm W O HINTON Agent Da Bourbon Steam Laundry friV g - MMM E L Crawford Bros have lately improv-¬ ed their barber shop making it decided- ¬ ly the most attractive shop in Paris They offer a prompt expert and polite service and their shop is as cool as any in the city Hot or cold baths at any Storage For Grain As Administrator of J H Bradshaw I will offer for eale at his late home ad I have storage capacity at my ware- ¬ joining the city of Paris on the Paris houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for Peacock turhpike on which I will issue negotiable warehouse hour if The Havana Limited The first American railway to announce traJo service for t e especial benefit of travel tollie West indies has been heard from Tbe Queen Crescent Route is announcing a fast rain known as tne Florida Havana Limited It will go into service from Cin ¬ cinnati to Tampa Jacksonville Miami Mobile and New Orleans This exponent of the genuine American Idea of getting into he field early will be a complete vestibuled service with diners observation cars wide headlights and stick shakes easily under all condiw vestibules electric the modern railroadall tiie Hasball hearing grate paraphernalia of trala It Is chiefly marked as in tions Also draw out grate removable and renewable withou6 the field for to be new territory being firstjust the which is coming having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction llag on under the protection of the greatest will time to best materials skilled workmanship modern and up to date in all ports earth Train will make fastwith fine named and connect to various Ports In Cuba its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth ¬ steamer service Jamaica Porto Rico and It marks a new experience beginning at 10 oclock a m sharp the of the grain at the banks at seven per following pergonal propet Storage one cent per cent interest 9 head f good horse stock bushel per month or fractional part Lot ot theHl oats thereof No charge for handling or 2 cutring boxes sacks Parties who hf ld their wheat EAST BOUND 1 water cait and harness last year were paid handsomely for so 1 buggy aud harness doing Will pay Nw York or Balti- ¬ 830am 600pm Lv Louisville 1 set wagon harness more prices less the ireight any timd 1115am 840pm Ar Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Lexington Lot of old gem you wish to sell Lv Wlnchesterll58am 923pm 915am 630pm 1 two horpe w iron and beds R B Hutchcraft Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 950pin 950am 705pm 1 cart and harness Ar Washington 65jam 340pm 2 plowi Ar Philadelphlal0l5am 705pm Use Paris Milling Cos Purity x 1240nn 908pm Ar New York Corn in crib CHESAPEAKE 1 01 EI will guarantee the FRIDAY OCTOBER 21 1898 receipts andtwo thirds the market holder can borrow price TIME TABLE - K ITHE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE cant WEST BOUND ing better can be produced COia Ktr oil TlrtTninnrif IrtrtlnTC Thirty three years -- IM CO TERSTEGGE GOHMANN Louisville Ky Si Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville kitchen furniture and a thousand gather Non union Lexington and New York without things too numerous to mention W 0 HINTOtJ Agw For era in railroading in this country change Terms made known on day of sale For rates Sleeping Car reservations or WM ISGRIG any information call on Dont use any other but Purity Administrator B Carr P Notice Mrs Laura G Taylor is flour from Paris Milling Co tell A T Forlyth Auctioner Agent L NRR taking subscriptions for the Ladies George W Barney your grocer you want j other Paris Ky Home Journal and would be glad to or the heirs will offer At the same time Div Pass Agent All grocers keep it take your order tf his late residence and lot adjoining Lexington Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby vllle Ar Louisville Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am 630pm 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm t t staiila of h s Lot of brick molds Lot of lumber 12 1 flour for sale by all grocers Ask for it Take no other The very best companies com- ¬ Stock brick dirt dug and tmdug pose my agency whicti insure s Carpets stoves beds bedding hat rack and all kinds of household and against fire wind and torm 400000 brick in kiln sewing machine A THE HUUttBUM NEWS PARIS KY pilDAY 0CT0BER 2L 1898 7 I I rir- - l v kr I ft wv Mi 6hB4ctI9HI wefetfi V wt m m - of Chicago Monday night Every man line rode on a decorated wheel It was the greatest bicycle parade within the memory of Chicago Cy clists appreciated the honor which had fallen upon them They dedicated the peace arches The path was through a blaze of electric effect Overhead were festoons of brilliancy nrched across the streets From every building was a flood of light Sur mounting the arches through which the- - passed the features of war heroes beamed through the radiance of red white and blue globes On every wheel Japanese lanterns were swung as sig nal lights of the passing show Chicago Oct 19 Eight thousand people packed within the walls of the Auditorium building Tuesday wit- ¬ nessed the formal opening exercises of the National Peace Jubilee All that had preceded Tuesdays great meeting was merely preliminary in its nature and most of it in honor of the presihow- ¬ dent personally Tuesday ever the actual jubilee began The weather was cold damp with lowering skies and a raw vindblowing off the lake compelled J oopAotCrXvugrineee siae ot Dmiaings feand seek warm corners but the crowd fssc was closelv packed around the build Tlf ing fully an hour before the doors were opened The people came rapid- ¬ ly and long before the announcement of the exercises the great hall was packed from pit to dome The exercises opened with a short address by Chairman Charles Truax of the jubilee committee at the con- ¬ clusion of which he introduced the presiding officer George R Peck Mr Pecks address was greeted with great applause After Mr Peck had terminated his address he introduced Mayor Harri son of Chicago who delivered the formal address of welcome to Presi- ¬ dent McKinley and the strangers who had come to Chicago to witness the ceremonies of jubilee week The president who received a most enthu- ¬ siastic welcome as he entered the building made no formal reply to the addresses of welcome notwithstand ¬ ing the large calls that were made up ¬ on him for a speech Following the address of Major Harrison came Arch ¬ bishop Ireland of St Paul Judge Emory Speer of Georgia followed with the closing address 5n ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ r V- inaugurated with a union thanksgiv ing service at the Auditorium Presi dent McKinley attended and listened to addresses by a Jewish Rabbi a Roman Catholic priest a Presbyterian clergy- ¬ man and a noted colored orator The applause for the president was terrific and at one time he was compelled to rise in his box and respond to the frantic cheering of the audience The services however were of a religious character and at times the solemn silence of the vast assemblage was much more eloquent than the wildest applause could be Chicago Oct IS Mayor Harrison led 12000 wheelmen through the streets subscrintions After expenses shall have been deducted it is estimated dis- ¬ that 315000 will remain to he tributed among the deserving President McKinley attended the ball escorted by a military guard of Many Exciting Events in Honor honor Chicago Oct 20 Wednesday came of Peace at Chicago the spectacular and crowning glory of the week of jubilee the great street parade It started from the corner of Congress street THIRTY THOUSAND MEN PARADE Michigan avenue and scheduled and promptly at the time for four hours it moved swiftly and with scarcely a single halt through It Moved for Four Hours Without the principal streets in the busi- ¬ The one ness portion of the city Scarcely a Break Through the drawback was the weather The ill Principal Streets fortune which has attended the jubilee in this respect since the Grand Eeuefit Ball Proceeds of AVhich Go commencement of the ceremonies still The skies were dark and continued to Sick Soldiers Banquet Wednesday threatening the cold damp wind of Nijrht at TVhich the President and Many Other Distinguished Per- ¬ LakeMichigan blew unceasingty This sons AVero Present made little difference in the column of the marchers and still less in the Chicago Oct 17 The national peace jubilee of Chicago was Sunday night LEE WEE urw itieo distinguished officers of the Mrtnnri wm to othei army and navy and to other guests of note who had come to witness the celebration ol the coming return of peace Nothing that could make the occa sion a success was wanting Xhe jiaii was most tastefully decorated with fes- ¬ toons of smilax caught here ad there by clusters of American beauty and La France roses In the center of each of the 33 long tables placed for the ac- ¬ commodation of the guests were banks of the same bright Ho wers banked with ferns while at either end groups of roses and smilax were tastefully ar ¬ Upon each table was a pro- ¬ ranged fusion of lights shaded some in a deli- ¬ cate shade of orange others in pink and still others in crimson The soft light from the many hundred lamps the brighter glare from the grouping of electric lights around the edo e of the hall and the innuramerable bright lights of the Auditorium itself made a scene of surpassing beauty inTo- n n s3 T A - BANK CRASH AT PITTSBURGH enemy reThe German National of Pittsburgh Goes where a defeated and captive as we gave generous treatment ceived such to the Wall There Are Millions Other nations the Spaniards astonishing are are aston the cures Equally ished Involved in It by Hostetters Stomach Bit EgNever before in history has there been riTTSBUKGii Pa Oct 19 There was bo successful a medicine for the weak debili- ¬ the greatest confusion here Tuesday tated and nervous for stomach and liver dis indigestion biliousness night in financial circles on account of orders like dyspepsiaAH have benefit and constipation the failure of the German National ed by it and all praise nations it hank one of the best paying instituThe easiest way to take the conceit out of tions in the city In the morning an amateur is to induce him to become a pro- ¬ it is expected that thousands of de- fessional Brooklyn Life positors will swarm around the cold Never mind a cane or crutch St Jacobs stone building wondering how much Oil will cure lame back of their ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Our Treatment of Spanish Captive Never before in history was there a case With its sudden changes its hot days andt chilly nights dampness and decaying vege- ¬ tation 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 A V Hoods Sarsaparilla Is Americas Greatest Medicine cure all livcrills 25 to them money they will have returned Hoods Pills cents ¬ ¬ against it The bank was capitalized at 250000 It carried more than two million in deposits and at the last annual report November 1 1897 had a surplus of half a million The last quarterly dividend paid was 6 per cent and the amount paid out during the year was 902500 The undivided profits were 220S17 It was the biggest moneymaker in the city ¬ The German national was organ ized in 1S64 and owns a 300000 build ing corner of Wood street and Sixth avenue The directors issued a statement Tuesday night to the effect that the bank had gone into voluntary liquida tion aad would close its doors Wednesday but would pay off every dollar ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 2or Infants and Cnildren if f Signature 0f hL JjOver PBK CITY Thirty Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THC CENTAUR COMPANY TT MURRAY qTWCCT HH ¬ A CONCESSION TO SPAIN ¬ The American Peace Commissioners Receive Instructions to Accept the Municipal Debts of Cnlia MUNICIPAL ARCH FOR THE CHICAGO PEACE JUBILEE 1 - fiK-ji number of spectators who lined the sidewalks crowded the windows and wedged themselves into every nook from which an advantageous view of the parade eould be had President McKinley reviewed the parade from the grand stand erected in front of the Union League Club on Jackson street On the stand with him wereGenjtMiles- - Gen JShafter Gen Ohaffee SecTetaryWTIson Judge Emory Speer the Chinese and Co- re an mmisters and a host of lesser dignitaries Chicago Oct 20 For the third time since their commencement the jubilee festivities were shifted to the interior of the Auditorium and the third and last scene to be enacted withjt 1jLs great hall was the most brilliant beautiful and successful of them all Twelve hundred guests among them men prominent in all branches BY THE FIRST OF DECEMBER of business science art men of brll- 3 na MO A L1UUU icwiu uuuu tuts sea ana len Spanish Evacuation Commissioners Xoti- famed for deeds of arms done on fiert That That is the Date on Which r a l 1 ioy uure were standing Spains Rule Over Cuba Must Cease tneir cnairs when a tap from the gavel of Franklin Havana Oct 19 A conference last- ¬ MacVeagh the presiding officer an nounced the approach of President ing three hours was held Tuesday 4- - Washington Oct 19 Instructions have been sent to the American peace commissioners in Paris to accept the responsibility for the municipal debt of Cuba This positive state- ¬ ment is made by a member of the cabinet who is the highest administration officer now in Washington He is authority for the statement also that the American peace commissioners have been informed and authorized to communicate the information to the Spanish commissioners that this government will under no circumstances assume responsibilitv Jor the general debt of the island In assuming these debts the United States simply guarantees to its own citizens the payment of money justly due them This government will lose nothing hy the operation for the debt will be prorated and eventually paid by the cities themselves ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ X JtsW PLUG f ki f f -- M - s3 - - 41 1 The orchestra struck the Chief and as the strains of the i old welcoming march were heard the president attended by the jubilee reception committee came down the center aisle bowing right and left in J acknowledgment of the applause his presence evoked He was escortedto his seat at the west end of the hall and as he took his seat the 1200 Wests followed his example only to rise an ¬ rcmj3T rizxf up MHoyrto RntlpT zinri GfinfarWado- - Gen- A rl m C-- c - - - 4 T r riAmflmhAPfhAnsmA ¬ commission The Spaniards claim that it would be practically impossible to effect evacuation in the short time fixed by They disclaim all the Americans authority to treat of any political sub- je2t5 outside the strict limits of military evacuation They insist that the sovereignty of Spain will con- ¬ tinue until the final treaty of peace is signed in Paris In reply Adm Sampson personally dictated a contents of the five official notes de- ¬ livered to the American commissioners Monday by the Spanish evacuation ¬ v when you buy again i ii iV brief note stating emphatically that December 1 would positively be the date on which Spains rights claims and sovereignty in the island of Cuba would cease to exist The American note was delivered to Gen Parrado of the Spanish evacuation commission Tuesday afternoon by Capt Hart PAINTSWALL from your prooer or paint dealer and do your own kalsomininp This material is made on scientiflo princf oy macninery ana milled in twenty lour tints ana is superior to any concoction or Glue Whltinsr that can uosRiblv be made bv hand To lie ml md with n1ri Wntw Gr Send for SAMPLE COI OIC OAKDS and if you cannot purchase this material from juunucai ueaicrs let us Know amu we win put you in tne way or Obtaining it THE MURALO COMPANY NEW BRICHTOH S 0 NEW YORK -- THE FRENCH WILL RETIRE FOR DECORATING WALLS CALC1MO FRESCO TINTS and CEILINGS KggSfoi- - Calcimo A Clash With England Thereby Averted ¬ Unbroken Sovereignty From Egypt to South Africu louring the afternoon five meetings were held in different parts of the city A large meeting at Studebaker hall was addressed by Albert J Bever idge of Indianapolis and President Ctus Northrop of the University of Minnesota A the Columbia theater Gen Miles Gen Henry M Duffield of Detroit and Booker T Washington addressed a large audience in the theater In the 1st regiment armory Secretary James Wilson and Mayor David S Rose of Milwaukee comprised the ¬ ¬ ¬ in w w iu fti V Mills e 1 ADMIRAJL DEWEY ARCH FOR THE CHICAGO PEACE JUBILEE list of speakers I B fri r f- - Samuel Gompers It was the great national peace jubilee spoke at the 2d regiment armory and banquet tendered to the president of Charles Emory Smith delivered an ad- ¬ the United States and distinguished dress at North Side Turner halL guests by the citizens of Chicago No The public schools all which were similar event ever held within the properly decorated devoted the day to Auditorium surpassed in brilliancy jubilee exercises and to hearing ad- ¬ and simple elegance the banquet dresses by prominent educators and of Wednesday night No similar orators event ever held there was more suc- ¬ The great benefit ball of Tuesday cessfully managed or brought to a night was the climax of Tuesdays ju- more triumphant conclusion The bilee events Society danced with pa-¬ managers of the great ball of Wednestriotic fervor at the ball given at the day night made practically no attempt Auditorium for the benefit of invalid to beautify the hall The de- ¬ soldiers and sailors and the destitute rived were to be devoted to funds families of those who fell in the war of the suffering soldiers and the relief sailors of with Spain the late Spanish American conflict It was the event of the day Everv and that these funds might be as large dollar received will be applied to a as possible the managers of the ball fund for the relief of sick and wound ¬ made no expenditures beyond those ed heroes of the army and navy and necessary to assure ttie social and their dependents Its financial success financial success of their undertaking 5s assured Wednesday night however this con- ¬ Mrs Potter Palmer who conducted sideration was no longer present It the arrangements for the big event was Chicagos tribute to the president announced that at least 20000 was the members of his cabinet the com- ¬ realized from the sale of boxes and manders of the victorious armies that ¬ ¬ -- instant later while Dr Frank Crane careful attention delivered a short and eloquent invoca- tion Then for two hours the material wants of 1200 men received close and Soldiers Off for Manila arrived England it is understood demanded that France should order tha with drawal of Capt Marchand and his force from Fashoda in the UppenNile territory Egj pt to which placemen Kitcheners victorious British and Egyptian army penetrated after de feating the Dervishes at Khartoum and Omdurman iiingianas purpose is saia to be t establish British sovereignty from Egypt to her South African posses sions France tried to prevent her ¬ is seini officially announced that France will withdraw the Marchand expedition from Fashoda as soon as the special messenger now en route from Marchand shall have 19 Paris Oct It mmm3gi EAST WEST HOME IS BEST IF KEPT CLEAN WITH W 8 d but failed i6e6 SAPOLIO 9 w m Whaf s the Matter with KANSAS vAMoAg Died in His 89th Year ¬ 5 0 Kf London Oct 19 Ralph Disraeli 5ena your address on a postal and San Francisco Oct 19 The steamW ewill send you our 158 page illus- er Senator has sailed for Manila with brother of the late earl of Beacons JjJ rated catalogue free field is dead He was in his 89th 800 soldiers on board All the steam to INCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO whistles on the water front saluted year For a long time the late Mr the vessel as she passed down the bay Disraeli was deputy clerk of the par- ¬ w Winchester Ave WKW TTA VTT7 t rmn WAj3 944439999499s9-9s9393s9-3toward the ocean and thousands of liaments people waved adieu from the decks Trin irind Damaged by a Storm A UNITED STATES WALL MAPI There was no ostentation about the Havana Oct 19 Advices received A copy of oar handsomo map embarkation The 3d battalion of the here from Trinidad province of Santa iSiM inches printed in colore J L ooj xxiiduury tne uregon -- o recruits ana ciara say that great damage has been and mounted on a roller will i n Tmrp ii n tvt rni bo sent to any ad dress on reenl nts caused there by the recent storm otiocentaua postage to pay for packing and trans tillery composed the column Many houses were swept away eight portation W B EDSTIS General Passenger Agent people were killed and many eaule w d a y bi unicago IU Held tJp and Bobbed Gaixipolis 0 Oct 18 William drowned 13 1 1 CQ PKOMPTLT KELIEYED Griff of Fairfield 111 an inmate of Seven Mussulmans Hangped 5 neat clein remedy Trial pkG enough to Johnstons private epileptic hospital Candia 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marine has re- ¬ Merchant is Almost Completely Re ¬ ceived a dispatch from Manila an ¬ stored -- The People Accept nouncing a naval engagement between the American Gorernment the Americans and the rebels in con- ¬ sequence of Adm Dewey forbidding New York Oct 20 Trirr n rx the latter to fly the rebel flag from TV Lawton of the military depart- ¬ their ships The dispatch adds that ment of Eastern Cuba arrived in this city Wednesday accompanied by his there were losses on both sides but that the Americans captured the rebel aides The general who has been ships granted a leave of absence for 60 days The scene of the engagement is not on account of ill health looked fairly stated but it is supposed to have been well and said that the voyage had done Manila bay him a great deal of good Washington Oct 20 As far as He will make an extensive report of could be ascertained no information the condition of affairs in the depart- ¬ the ment of which he had charge while in regarding been renorted naval engage menthas received at the navy deCuba Speaking- Qf the condition of partment affairs in Santiago and other portions manding nor has Gen Otis com ¬ the United States troops at f eastern Cuba Gen Lawton said Manila made any reference to it in The general situation is good and any communications he may have Gen Wood who is now in charge is made to the war department rushing the sundry work to comple- The dispatch created tion as fast as possible The people interest in Washingtonconsiderable Eecentdown there claim that in the history ly the newspapers contained a ¬ - Tells of Affairs There Reported Engagement Between Philippic Insurgents and Americans There Were bosses on Both Sides TltcVirden Coal Company May Appeal to Five Regulars From Courts A Federal Kecelve ship Pro ¬ Fort Monroe Were Shot One Being Killed and Anoth ¬ posed By the Company er Mortally Wounded 111 Virden Oct 20 -- As near as can Newport News Va Oct 19 A riot learned here it is the intention of be the Chicago Virden Coal Co to let the occurred at a saloon in Phoebus late ¬ or caSk w we kw hav hmd eld trvera -Havf chased Ifo hauatfo -- n ma iiiiiriiiinini ifftf Daases Med fa yfeg hom riofroCqid nmVfi in hbti kr fadifafhfc xiHh inooirs Lj We hove baliled m flv ftf brat dtves men R And km wfk fighting nrd iJwnj mfce vtow -- I OuJ no mavtr wfcfrr they Sfnd ui Qtr hearts art fl of gldw b Where Or Ifi fJVT or CourCr uiKuCdncwlal mum Round tne Anal hoibT In hr region equatorial stai fen-ifo-- Ond Sfriprs on either pole VJpd include ttie wWr creation il And wfrrnradv vhr txpcnyr 6runb3 t sHuli utmost confidence of Santiago the city was never so clean as it is at the present time Business is reviving also and confidence among business men is almost completely restored Capitalists are now investing money The people have accepted the United States government with the ¬ statement that Adm Dewey had dispatched one or two of his ships to an THE FORMAL SURRENDER other portion of the Philippine group on a mission of some importance and the suggestion is made unofficially An Enthusiastic Celebration at Ponce Kico Speeches ¬ ¬ by the United States about 500000 in habitants of that island lost their Spanish citizenship the question as to ¬ what shall become of these people po- ¬ litically becomes of importance Mad ¬ rid advices report that the leading citizens in Porto Rico have already taken steps to become naturalized as United States citizens This is an error for the existing law provides no way in which this change of citizenship can be effected by the residents of the is- ¬ land There is no United States court there before which a declaration of in- ¬ tention can be filed and in fact no machinery at all which can be put in motion to change citizenship Inquiry into this subject at the state department discloses the fact that it has been usual to provide for a bodily transfer of the citizenship of people conditioned as those in Porto Rico in the treaty of peace which terminates a war It may be prudent for the com- ¬ mission at Paris to avoid any refer- ¬ ence to Porto Rico again in which case congress will be called upon by the president to confer citizenship up ¬ on the Porto Ricans in the same act as that which must be passed to provide a stable form of government for the is ¬ land these Should either of courses be found impracticable how- ¬ ever it is said at the department that international law in its operation would confer American citizenship upon these Porto Ricans the general principal being that where a treaty of cession is silent upon the subject of citizenship changes with the soil In the case of the acquisition of New Mexico the residents of the territory were given American citizenship by specific provision of the treaty Washington Oct 19 In view of the fact that at noon Tuesday with the acquisition of the island of Porto Rico¬ deplorable conditions now existing here be adjusted in the courts It was ascertained Wednesday that plans are now being made which will bring about this result The plan contemplates a federal receiver- ¬ ship Whether this can be brought about is questioned Such receiver- ¬ ship has proved the solution of other strikes but conditions are different in this case and it is doubted by some whether a federal court can be found which will admit that it has jurisdiction over the case ¬ STEAMER ST LOUIS HONORED hurt The names of the soldiers and other details were un- ¬ obtainable Tuesday night It is understood that the men were shot by the proprietor or employes of the sa- ¬ loon which is owned by P F Eagan After the shooting soldiers set fire to the saloon At midnight the town was in a turmoil the civil authorities being powerless to preserve order After continuing their threatening demonstrations for some time the riotous soldiers were taken in custody by a detail from Fort Monroe SCHOONER GOES ASHORE The Crevr of Six Men Were in the Greatest of Peril They Were Rescued None Being Serionsly Injured No civilians were Five regulars from Fort Monroe were shot one being killed and another mortally wounded Tuesday night It Received a Hearty Greeting rival at Southampton Enp Old Glory Floating Over the Pnblic Buildings on Its Ar ¬ A Thb Louisville Courier Journal ia coW publishing the fnlleit most accurate and moat reliable war news of any paper in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed ¬ The Courier Journal ing admirably has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic disenssed by the people and they want the news of Courier it fresh and accurate The supplying Journal realizes this and it is the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k prints the cream of the daily news It is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from 1 to 50 cents a year making unquestion ¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best 5Tou get paper published anywhere 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-WeCourier Journal and The Bour ¬ bon News will be sent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must be cash and mnst invariably be sent direct to Tbe Bour ¬ tf bon News office Paris Ky ek Southampton Oct 20 The American line steamer St Louis Capt Ran dle which left New York on October 12 arrived here Wednesday and received a hearty greeting this being her first trip across the Atlantic as a passenger steamer since she entered the ¬ ¬ ¬ TriaatpU la Photographic Art service of the United States government as an auxiliary cruiser in the outbreak of the war with Spain American flags were flying from all the public buildings here the church bells were rung large crowds assembled on the quays and the United States consul representatives of the American line and delegations from the various pub lic bodies of Southampton met the steamer on board a tender MORE TROOPS FOR MANILA Transport Steamer Valencia Leaves San Fjrancisco With Soldiers Aboard The Ohio Will Leave in a Few Days Oct 19 The crew of six men aboard the schooner Her shel ashpre at Sulphur island reef are in the greatest peril The captain escaped to shore Tuesday afternoon in the yawl boat The line parted to the yawl boat before the rest of the crew could get into it The wind is blow ing 50 miles an hour and great seas are rolling over the vessel The tug Frank W left Tuesday afternoon for the rescue of the men The vessel is owned and sailed by Capt Thomas Clark of Chicago and the crew hail from that port The crew was rescued late Tuesday evening none of the men being seri- ¬ ously iniured ¬ ¬ Alpena Mich Thk Carbon Photograph will stand the teat of time and atmospheric in ¬ fluences Made in all sizes and is dur ¬ able The likeness Is always preserved in miuntest detail and can be made from any old pictnre J invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before giving your orders for any copying and enlarg¬ ing of old pictures 1 make your sit ¬ tings free when you desire a large picture from life imd guarantee satis ¬ Very respectfully faction Li 2Dmar tf Q rinnan Paris Artist Ky 50c PAYS FOE THE TWICE-A-WEE- K THEY FOUGHT ON THE ROOF The Contestants Rolled Off and Fell Fifty Feet to the Grouud Both Terribly Injured and Died Soon After eral about annexation looked quizzically - When asked as to the feeling- in - with the insurgents sren- - which have been engaged in combat that it may have been these vessels Porto by Gen Henry Col Castleman and the Alcade The transport steamer Valencia sailed Wednesday afternoon The second battalion of the Washington regiment under command of Lieut Col Fife was transferred from the Angell Island barracks Wednesday by the government tug McDowell and batteries A and D of the California heavy artillery marched from the Presidio reser- ¬ The soldiers received an ova- ¬ vation tion both on land and water The Va-¬ lencia will be followed in a few days by the Ohio which will take 800 men to Manila 20 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ San Francisco Oct VfU ItSS-- Rico were as has been expected most and said he was- not prepared to talk GenShafterDid Xot Seeor Absolutely I- - enthusiastic After tho paroa-o-tiaboutltHat matter justWriovvtHeadd -bands ana various trade organizations edhowever the great trouble is that Allies at the Chicago Jubilee went to Gen Henrys headquarters the n eneral at his questioner THEY DID NOT SHAKE HANDS Ponce P R Oct 10 Tuesdays celebrations in connection with the formal surrender of the island of Porto ¬ Boston Oct 19 Two roofers Pat ¬ rick Rosch 45 3ears old and John Crice 30 while employed in repairing the roof of a four story house on Hudson street became engaged in a quarrel Tuesday afternoon and people be- ¬ low saw them struggling on the roof The men drew gradually near the edge and then to the horror of the spectators the two rolled over and Both were fell 50 feet to the ground terribly injured and died a few hours later at the Emergency hospital while the surgeons were working over them The cause of the quarrel is unknown but it is supposed it resulted from a little dispute about the work ¬ ¬ W0da -T-- Courier Journa ONE WHOLE YEAR 104 Six or paid by mail Eight Page Papers Sent PoatH Almost I DAILY RECORD OF WAR SEWS Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k has the finest War News Service of any paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ All incomparable able accurate issues have been subordinated to other Subscribe at this one great feature The keep thoroughly posted once and may be withdrawn in a short offer time The low price - BRQES F GUBM aWAR- the Cubans have an army However the great majority of the Cuban troops are anxious to disband I was fortunate in having portions of the Cuban army under me and was on intimate and most friendly terras with Gen Calixto Garcia This friendship brought about a much better state of feeling between the American troops and those in Garcias command than had existed before No serious breach of the peace and no robberies have been reported as having occurred in eastern Cuba Many of the Cuban soldiers are gradu- ¬ ally leaving the army and returning to eivil occupation ¬ Chicago Oct20 Gen Shafter either did not see Gen Miles extended hand when the two men met on the review- ¬ ing stand Wednesday or he absolutely ignored it At any rate the two generals did not shake hands When Gen Miles entered the review- ¬ to be introduced to him Gen Henry in the course of a brief speech said Alcade and Citizens To cay the flag of the United States floats as an emblem of undis- ¬ puted authority over the island of Porto Rico giving promise of protection of life of liberty prosperity and the right to worship God in ac- ¬ cordance with the dictates of conscience The 45 states represented by the stars emblazoned on the blue field of tbat flag unite in vouch ¬ safing to you prosperity and protection as citi ¬ zens of the American union Your future destiny rests largely with your- ¬ selves Respect the rights of each other Do not abuse the government which accords op- ¬ portunities to the individual for advancement Political animosities must be forgotten in unity and in the recognition of common inter- ¬ ests I congratulate youall in beginning your public life under new auspices free from gov- ¬ ernmental oppression and with liberty to ad- vance your own countrys interests by your united efforts Gen Henry then intcbduced Col John B Cas ¬ tleman who spoke with great effect as an old confederate The aljade replied in purt as fol- ¬ lows To day destiny Iins written tbe last page of Spanish dominion In Porto Rico and the pro- ¬ logue to the entrance of the noble American republic whose flag is a sign of a new era ¬ aVfereaf Of is Bodies of Actinsr lirig- Gen Wikoff and newspaper twice a week within thi Capt Wetherill Killed at tho Battle of reach of the masses A good commis¬ Sample copies free Santiago Arrive in New York sion to agents 50c A YEAR niacins for the nurnose - wSsSmSSs fi fffrHnMMHr Bp lytfiiBiiii iii - wjKVr f Gaixipolis O Oct 20 C W Kerr agent of the Hocking Valley railroad ¬ Ambushed by an Assassin approached the presidents box the chief execu- ¬ tive gave him a simple nod of recognition When Gen Shafter came up the president arose from his chair and grasped the hand of the command- ¬ er of the army of invasion warmly and shook it effusively These incidents took place in the presence of fully 10000 people and they were the talk of the city Wednesday night ing stand and GENERAL LAFAYETTE France Preparing in this city while on his way home late Tuesday night with several hundred dollars of the companys funds was shot and mortally wounded by asNeigh sassins who laid in ambush bors heard the shooting and rushed in the direction from whence the sound came Their prompt arrival prevented the murderers from securing any of ¬ CHINAS EMPEROR NOT DEAD He is However in the Greatest Danger Immediate Action to Bcstore Him to Power is Ured by the Reformers ¬ ¬ Mr Kerrs money Ex Police Inspector Bon field Bead Chicago Oct 20 Former Police In- ¬ spector Jolin Bonfield died in this city Wednesday of Brights disease In- ¬ spector Bonfield was famous for his part in the Hay market riots and the subsequent apprehension and convic- ¬ tion of the anarchist leaders De- ¬ ceased was 62 years old Turkish Troops Leaving- Crete Cane A Island of Crete Oct 20 The - rf Turkish troops with arms and bag ¬ London Oct 20 The Globe Wed- ¬ nesday afternoon published a dispatch We hope to fee another star symbolia our mem and from Shanghai saying Prince Henry of our prosperity bership republic the great of of of Prussia is returning to Pekin in States Porto 3iico has not accepted American order to demand an audience with the dominion on account of force Therefore wo emperor The dispatch adds that an came willingly and freely hoping hand in intimate friend of the reformer Kang hand with thc greatest of all republics to adYuwei named Richard a resident of vance in civilization and progress and to be- ¬ come part of the republic to which we pledge Pekin in an interyiew has affirmed our faith forever that though the emperor is not dead The town was profusely d jcorated he is in the greatest danger with American fiajrs Richard also urged immediate action to restore the emperor to power point ¬ INFANTA MARIA TERESA ing out that there is now a unique op portunity for suppressing the dowager empress faction clearing the way for The Engines on the Vessel Worked Satis ¬ factorily on i Preliminary ijtoam substantial progress and Trial Hobson Pleased British prestige ¬ ¬ gage started for Suda bay Wednesday To Be Wedded in London morning where they will embark for Chicago Oct 20 Miss Laura Wil- ¬ Turkey The merchant ships in the liams of Chicago the daughter of harbor have on board many families of Norman Williams and granddaughter officers and officials who are returning of the late Judge John Dean Caton is to Constantinople journeying over the Atlantic on the Cunard steamship Campania to be Indian War at an End Washington Oct 20 The secretary wedded in London some time within of war received the following telegram the next two weeks to Maj Gen Wesfrom Gov Clough of Minnesota Wed- ¬ ley Merritt military governor of the nesday afternoon I agree with Gen Philippine islands to whom her en Bacon that the Indian war is at an gagement was announced five months end ago ¬ ¬ New York Oct the Herald says Naval Constructor Hobson has sailed for Philadelphia via Jamaica The camp at the Colon wreck is partly built and the work will go on during Mr Hobson s absence The preliminary steam trials of the Infanta Marie Teresas engines were sacisfactory The Cincinnati has transferred 30 men for the Teresa Yellow Fever Reported Jfear Warren A dispatch to from Caimanera Cuba 19 In spite of denials the Echo de Paris asserted Wednesday that the embarka ¬ tion of war materials and supplies con- ¬ tinues at Toulon adding that extraor- ¬ dinary activity reigns at the arsenal Four ironclads and three there cruisers are embarking ammunition and war materials Two transports are almost ready for sea All French Murdered for Their Money naval officers on leave of absence have I1L Oct 19 Emil Kankakee been recalled The naval authorities Chiniquy a wealthy retired farmer at Toulon are very reticent 45 years old and his wife were f ouud Bryan Has Not Been Refused Ieave at murdered Tuesday at their home in St Absence Anne 1C miles from Kankakee Their Washington Oct 20 The war de- heads were crushed in b3r some heavy partment Wednesday gave out the fol- instruments Burglars had entered lowing The secretary of war on be ¬ by a window Chiniquy is believed ing asked about the report that Col to have had a large some of money in Win J Bryan 3d Nebraska had been the house The coroner and detectives refused leave of absence and kept are investigating with his regiment authorized the state- ¬ Praises the Sultan ment that Col Bryan had asked no in- ¬ Berlin Oct 19 The morning padulgence whatever of the war department so that none has been refused pers team with articles eulogizing the him Any reports to the contrary are sultan The semi official Berliner Post praises the Ottoman sovereign at great without foundation in fact length and in fulsome terms characSnow in North Dakota terizing him as a great reformer who Huron S D Oct 20 The snow in many respects resembles the Kais- ¬ storm which raged the past 24 hours er covers most of the state east of the The Shermans Will Return to Mansfield Missouri river and some snow has Mansfield O Oct 19 Hon Henry fallen in the Blzck Hills region From C TTricrni rpnmvpdn letter from Hon ma m ttnn i uucc tw Tc ilulco ia iUV Sherman in which he stated that eastern and southern portion of the John Sherman shall recover and live state and these figures are exceeded if Mrs April 1 they will surely return to two to four inches in the central and until their Mansfield home to reside per northern district mantly 20 semi-offici- al Paris Oct ¬ Write to New York Oct 19 The transport Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky On Michigan arrived here Tuesda3 BY A SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT the Michigan are the bodies of Acting Brig Gen Wikoff who was killed in YOU CAN GET THE the battle of San Juan and Capt A M Wetherill of the 6th United States in ¬ fantry who was killed in the assault of Santiago The body of Gen Wikoff AND THE will have a military funeral at Easton Pa the generals former home The TWIGE-A-WE- EK body of Capt Wetherill will have a COURIER JOURNAL military funeral in Arlington ceme- ¬ tery near Washington Both One Year For Only Fifty six Bodies Taken From the Mohegran Falmoutii Eng Oct 19 The total number of bodies recovered from the wreck of the steamer Mohegan on This is for cash subscriptions only Manacles Point Cornwall is 50 ac-¬ All subscriptions under this combiua At the tinn offer must be sent direct to TEif cording to the latest figures coroners inquest Kichard Kelley a Bourbon News office Paris Ky passenger said that when the crew THE was trying to lower the lifeboats on the night of the wreck not an officer NEW YORK WORLD of the ship was on deck BOURBON NEWS 215 THRICE-A-WJSE- K EDITION i 18 Pages a Week loG Paper a Year FOR ONE DOLLAR Published every Alternate Day except Sunday ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i l-- -- k 5 V j wr e w y L 1 V k I i Edition of Tim The Thrice-a-Wee- k New York World is first among all weekly papers in size frequency of publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the merits of a great 6 daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ cal news is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will tes- ¬ tify It is against the monopolies and for the people It prints the news of all the world having special correspondence from all important news 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was lost Paris Oct 19 United States Sena developed in the capital of the Klon off Cape Santa Maria Pour of her tor Redfield Proctor has arrived in schools which merely held memorial exercises crew were drovned dike Paris O Amsterdam Oct 20 It is reported London correspondent of the New in court circles that the engagement York Times died Wednesday at Hen of Queen Wilhelmina to Prince William ley of heart disease He had been ill of Wied is a settled fact The prince for some time but recently had much is 22 years old four years older than improved in health his royal fiance He is the queens ¬ Harold Frederic Dies Suddenly London Oct 20 Harold Frederic the Netherlands Ruler to Wed Warren Oct 19 Death of Mrs Pnilman Lafayette Day in Pittsburgh and Alle ¬ gheny Baltimore Oct 19 Mrs Harriet As agent of The Paice Woven Wire PiTTSRURGii 20 Oct The JAne Pullman wife of Be v Dr Royal Pa schools of Pittsburgh and Allegheny H Pullman pastor Emeritus of the Fence o 1 am prepared to pnt up the fence on tho manet It is held appropriate exercises Wednesday First Universalist church and sister-in-la- best wire to turn all kinds of stooa uftranteed of the late George M Pullman and to give SHtistactiou incident to the observance of L afay ette day and in many of the schools died at her home here Tuesday HemI have put up fence this inson for the exercises were verv imnressive orrhage of the heart was the imme- - farmers who have had the Page Fence tv v TifcV ov cnnnic r Aniinnfnn diate cause of her death Mrs Pull lu use for seven or eivjht years I am also prepared to put up the-Je- was taken up itor the monument fund man was born in Cincinnati in 1825 Chicken Fence on the market and quite a oum was secured This Tf ou are ueeding any louce give m- Empress in Constantinople was not the case in the Allegheny Emperor and CoN8TANTiNoriE Oct 19 The em w mm ¬ j paror and empress or Gzmuay arrived here Tuesday- 0 W MILLUft Agent v m fgMJV THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 21 1898 i mvvv EASTERN CUBAI lGen NEWS FROM SPANISH SOURCE Reported Engagement Between Philippine Insurgents and Americans There Were IiOsses on Both Sides PORTO RICANS By Our Acquisition of the Island 500 000 Inhabitants Lose Citizenship THEY PLAN TO END STRIKE The Virden Coal Company May Appeal to Courts A Federal Keceive ship Pro- ¬ posed By the Company BLOODY RIOT JN A SALOON Tk Bt War Jfews Fire Regulars From Fort Monroe Were Shot One Being Hilled and Anoth ¬ er Mortally Wounded iL - rfv- - London Oct 20 The Madrid corre- ¬ Capt spondent of the Times says BugIness is Reviving Confidence Among Aunon the minister of marine has re- ¬ Merchants is Almost Completely Re ¬ ceived a dispatch from Manila an ¬ storedThe People Accept nouncing a naval engagement between the American Gorernxnent the Americans and the rebels in con- ¬ sequence of Adm Dewey forbidding New York Oct 20 Brier Gen H the latter to fly the rebel flag from W Lawton of the military depart- ¬ their ships The dispatch adds that ment of Eastern Cuba arrived in this there were losses on both sides but city Wednesday accompanied by his that the Americans captured the rebel aides The general who has been ships granted a leave of absence for 60 days The scene of the engagement is not on account of ill health looked fairly stated but it is supposed to have been well and said that the voyage had done Manila bay Washington Oct 20 As far as iim a great deal of pood He will make an extensive report of could be ascertained no information the condition of affairs in the depart- regarding the reported naval engagement of which he had charge while in ment has been received at thenavy deCuba Speaking of the condition of partment nor has Gen Otis comaffairs in Santiago and other portions manding the United States troops at of eastern Cuba Gen Lawton said Manila made any reference to it in The general situation is good and any communications he may have Gen Wood who is now in charge is made to war department the ¬ rushing the sundry work to comple- The dispatch created considerable Recent- ¬ tion as fast as possible The people interest in Washington down there claim that in the history ly the newspapers contained a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Lawton on Leave of Absence Tells of Affairs There Virden I1L Oct 20 As near as can be learned here It Has Been Usu il to Provide for a Bodily the Chicago Transfer of People so Conditioned in the Treaty of Peace Which Terminates a War CS Qtt faced if spit -- ti IUW n hoCanfiikaol Wmci-rf We hav ranted eld Qrvera w have chased the haunhK from hii strongholds mih WW hb Jfeg rom nofTOyitoidTW brat passes Wi JM h we hfivp battipd m ftv tome Where ft And Our ftdhfinq nrd sJuni mine vww DuT no matter wMrf fn m now weVf oWs nr n fr mnevu jSkGr Wf wooU Round for hearts crp W OVr O TiiU o vd olflsfnfs colK o- l founfr - ond we tip blp a po of flforv -- 3 7 2 4L reaion factorial Qts end lPn onetfotr polf And hoibT tfv wWp ireefcon Vlpd include fte fn Pxoansitf tlftjorl And errncdf U i Jrum broi sH dJ nt bjpH ¬ Washington Oct 19 In view of the fact that at noon Tuesday with the acquisition of the island of Porto Rico by the United States about 500000 in- ¬ habitants of that island lost their Spanish citizenship the question as to what shall become of these people po- ¬ litically becomes of importance Mad rid advices report that the leading cit- ¬ izens in Porto Rico have already taken steps to become naturalized as United States citizens This is an error for the existing law provides no way in which this change of citizenship can be effected by the residents of the island There is no United States court there before which a declaration of intention can be filed and in fact no machinery at all which can be put in motion to change citizenship Inquiry into this subject at the state department discloses the fact that it has been usual to provide for a bodily transfer of the citizenship of people conditioned as those in Porto Rico in the treaty of peace which terminates a war It may be prudent for the commission at Paris to avoid any refer- ¬ ence to Porto Rico again in which case congress will be called upon by the president to confer citizenship up on the Porto Ricans in the same act as that which must be passed to provide a stable form of government for the is Should land either of these courses be found impracticable how- ¬ ever it is said at the department that international law in its operation would confer American citizenship upon these Porto Ricans the general principal being that where a treaty of cession is silent upon the subject of citizenship changes with the soil In the case of the acquisition of New Mexico the residents of the territory were given American citizenship by specific provision of the treat3 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ deplorable conditions now existing here be adjusted in the courts It was ascertained Wednesday that plans are now being made which will bring about this result The plan contemplates a federal receiver- ¬ ship Whether this can be brought about is questioned Such receiver- ¬ ship has proved the solution of other strikes but conditions are different in this case and it is doubted by some whether a federal court can be found which will admit that it has jurisdiction over the case it is the intention of occurred at a saloon in Phoebus late Virden Coal Co to let the Tuesday night Five regulars from Newport News Va Oct 19 A riot Fort Monroe were shot one being killed and another mortally wounded No civilians were hurt The names of the soldiers and other details were un ¬ obtainable Tuesday night It is understood that the men were shot by the proprietor or employes of the saloon which is owned by P F Eagan After the shooting soldiers set fire to the saloon At midnight the town was in a turmoil the civil authorities being powerless to preserve order After continuing their threatening demonstrations for some time the riotous soldiers were taken in custody STEAMER ST LOUIS HONORED by a detail from Fort Monroe ¬ ¬ It Received a Hearty Greeting rival at Southampton Engr Floating Over the Public Buildings on Its Ar ¬ Old Glory A SCHOONER GOES ASHORE in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed ¬ The Courier Journal ing admirably bas subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser- ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by the people and they want the news of it fresh and accurate The Courier Journal realizes this and it is supplying the demand as no other paper can do Couner Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k daily news It prints the cream of the is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from 1 to 50 cents a year making unquestion ¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best ou get paper published anywhere 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-WeCourier Journal and The Bour ¬ bon News will be Bent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must he cash and must invariably be sent direct to The Bour ¬ tf bon News office Paris Ky ek Thb Louisville Courier Journal is aoW publishing the falleet most accurate aud moat reliable war news of any paper Southampton Oct 20 The American line steamer St Louis Capt Ran dle which left New York on October 12 arrived here Wednesday and received ahearty greeting this being her first trip across the Atlantic as a passenger steamer since she entered the service of the United States government as an auxiliary cruiser in the outbreak of the war with Spain American flags were flying from all the public buildings here the church bells were rung large crowds assembled on the quays and the United States consul representatives of the American line and delegations from the various public bodies of Southampton met tho steamer on board a tender ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Crevr of Six Men Were in the Greatest of Peril They Were Kescucd None Being Seriously Injured Triumph In Photographic Art Alpena Mich Oct 19 The crew of six men aboard the schooner Her shel ashore at Sulphur island reef are in the greatest peril The captain escaped to shore Tuesday afternoon in the yawl boat The line parted to the yawl boat before the rest of the crew could get into it The wind is blow ¬ ing 50 miles an hour and great seas are rolling over the vessel The tug Frank W left Tuesday afternoon for the res- ¬ cue of the men The vessel is owned and sailed by Capt Thomas Clark of Chicago and the crew hail from that The Carbon Photograph will standi the test of time aud atmospheric in- ¬ fluences Made in all sizes and is dur- ¬ able The likenfiss is always preserved in minutest detail and can be mada from any old pictnre J invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before giving your orders for any copying and enlarg ¬ ing of old pictures 1 make your sit ¬ tings free when you desire a large picture from life and guarantee satis ¬ Very respectfully faction L 29mar tf G rinnan Paris Artist Ky port MORE TROOPS FOR MANILA The crew was rescued late Tuesday evening none of the men being seri- ¬ ously in jured Transport Steamer Valencia Iieaves San Francisco With Soldiers Aboard The Ohio Will lieavo in a Few Days THEY FOUGHT ON THE ROOF The Contestants Rolled Off and Fell Fifty Feet to the Groutul lioch Terribly Injured aud Died Soon After 50 0 PAYS FOR THE TWICE-A-WEE- K a of Santiago the city was never so clean as it is at the present time Business is reviving also and confidence among business men is almost completely re- stored Capitalists are now investing money The people have accepted the United States government with the statement that Adm Dewey had dispatched one or two of his ships to an- ¬ other portion of the Philippine group on a mission of some importance and the suggestion is made unofficially that it may have been these vessels which have been engaged in combat utmost confidence When asked as to the feeling in gen- I1jTs--- with the insurgents IJZ t ffi eral about annexation the general THEY DID NOT SHAKE HANDS jjTooked quizzically at his questioner and said he was- not prepared to talk GenShafterjDid Xot Soor Absolutely Ij- - l - f abouttfiat matter justvnowc ed however the great trouble is that Miles I the Cubans have an army However the great majority of the Cuban troops are anxious to disband I was fortunate in having portions of the Cuban army under me and was on intimate and most friendly terms with Gen This friendship Calixto Garcia brought about a much better state of feeling between the American troops and those in Garcias command than had existed before No serious breach of the peace and no robberies have been reported as havinor occurred in eastern Cuba Many of the Cuban soldiers are gradu- ¬ ally leaving the army and returning to civil occupation ¬ at the Chicago Jubilee Chicago Oct20 Gen Shafter either did not see Gen Miles extended hand when the two men met on the review- ¬ ing stand Wednesday or he absolutely ignored it At any rate the two generals did not shake hands When Gen Miles entered the review ¬ Boston Oct 19 Two roofers Pat ¬ rick Rosch 45 years old and John Crice 30 while employed in repairing the roof of a four story house on Hudson street became engaged in a quarrel Tuesday afternoon and people be ¬ and D of the California heavy artil low saw them struggling on the roof THE FORMAL SURRENDER lery marched from the Presidio reser- The men drewgradually near the edge vation The soldiers received an ova and then to the horror of the The Va- spectators the two rolled over and An Enthusiastic Celebration at Ponce tion both on land and water Both were lencia will be followed in a few days fell 50 feet to the ground Porto Kico Speeches by Gen Henry and died a few hours by the Ohio which will take 800 men terribly in jured Col Castleinan and the Aicade later at the Emergency hospital while to Manila the surgeons were working over them Ponce P R Oct 10 Tuesdays celThe cause of the quarrel is unknown ebrations in connection with the but it is supposed it resulted from a formal surrender of the island of Porto little dispute about the work Rico were as has been expected most enthusiastic bariefsand various trade organizations went to Gen Henrys headquarters Bodies of Acting Brig- Gen Wikoff and to be introduced to him Gen Henry Capt Wetherill Killed at tho Battle of in the course of a brief speech said Santiago Arrive in Jfew York ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ San Fpancisco Oct 20 The transport steamer Valencia sailed Wednesday afternoon The second battalion of the Washington regiment under command of Lieut Col Fife was transferred from the Angell Island barracks Wednesday by the govern ment tug McDowell and batteries A ¬ ¬ Courier Journal ONE WHOLE TEAR 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Poak paid by mail Almost OF WAR SEWS DAILY RECORD Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k has the finest War News Service of any paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ incomparable All able accurate other issues have been subordinated to Subscribe at this one great feature The once and keep thoroughly posted offer may be withdrawn in a short time The low price ¬ ¬ ¬ After-tho-r-fcxr-L-- ivg ing Ambushed by an Assassin aooroached the presidents box the chief execu ¬ tive gave him a simple nod of recognition When Gen Shafter came up the president arose from his chair and grasped the hand of the command- ¬ er of the army of invasion warmly and These incidents shook it effusivel took place in the presence of fully 10000 people and they were the talk of the city Wednesday night stand and Gaixipolis O Oct 20 C W Kerr agent of the Hocking Valley railroad in this city while on his way home late Tuesday night with several hun dred dollars of the companys funds was shot and mortally wounded by asNeigh sassins who laid in ambush bors heard the shooting and rushed in the direction from whence the sound came Their prompt arrival prevented the murderers from securing any of ¬ ¬ ¬ CHINAS EMPEROR NOT DEAD He is However in tho Greatest Danger ay the flag of tho United States floats as an emblem of undis ¬ puted authority over the island of Porto Rico giving promise of protection of life of liberty prosperity and the right to worship God in ac- ¬ cordance with the dictates of conscience The 45 states represented by the stars emblazoned on the blue field of that flas unite in vouch- ¬ safing to you prosperity and protection as citi ¬ zens of the American union Your future destiny rests largely with your- ¬ selves Respect the rights of each other Do not abuse the government which accords op- ¬ portunities to the individuil for advancement Political animosities msz De rorgotten in unity and in the recognityn of common inter ests l congratulate youau in ueginningyour public life under new aipices free from gov- ¬ ernmental oppression ad with liberty to ad vance your own counfys interests by your united efforts Gen Henry then intjpduced Col John B Cas tlcman who spoke wu great effect as an old confederate The alde replied in purt as fol Aicade and Citizens To c GENERAL LAFAYETTE newspaper twice a week within thr reach of tno masses A good commis¬ Sample copies free sion to agents Write to New York Oct 19 The transport Courier Journal Co Louisville fCy Michigan arrived here Tuesday On the Michigan are the bodies of Acting BY A SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Brig Gen Wikoff who was killed in YOU CAN GET THE the battle of San Juan and Capt A M Wetherill of the 6th United States in ¬ fantry who was killed in the assault of Santiago The body of Gen Wikoff AND THE will have a military funeral at Easton Pa the generals former home The TWIGE-A-WE- EK body of Capt Wetherill will have a military funeral in Arlington ceme- ¬ COURIER JOURNAL tery near Washington Both One Year For Only - is 50c A YEARgrear placing a for the purpose Of ww--trvfti--- Tv BOURBON NEWS France Preparing Immediate Action to Restore Him to Power is Urjed by the Kef ormers ¬ Mr Kerrs money Ex Police Inspector Bonfield Dead Chicago Oct 20 Former Police In- ¬ spector Jotin Bonfield died in this city Wednesday of Brights disease In- ¬ spector Bonfield was famous for his part in the Hay market riots and the subsequent aDprehension and convic tion of the anarchist leaders De- ¬ ceased was 62 years old Turkish Troops Leaving Crete Canea Island of Crete Oct 20 The ¬ A gage started for Suda bay Wednesday morning where they will embark for Turkey The merchant ships in the harbor have on board many families of officers and officials who are returning to Constantinople Indian War at an End Washington Oct 20 The secretary of war received the following telegram from Gov Clough of Minnesota Wed- ¬ I agree with Gen nesday afternoon Bacon that the Indian war is at an end Harold Frederic Dies Suddenly Turkish troops with arms and bag London Oct 20 The Globe Wed- ¬ nesday afternoon published a dispatch from Shanghai saying Prince Henry of Prussia is returning to Pekin in States Porto 3 hs not accepted American order to demand an audience with the dominion on if ount of force Therefore wo emperor The dispatch adds that an came willing and freely hoping hand in hand thpeatest of intimate friend of the reformer Kang vance with cijpzation and all republics to ad- ¬ progress and to bein Yuwei named Richard a resident of come part tue republic to which we pledge Pekin in an interyiew has affirmed our faith fvver that though the emperor is not dead The tfn was profusely dicorated he is in the greatest danger with AiFican flas- Richard also urged immediate action to restore the emperor to power point ¬ INFNTA MARIA TERESA ing out that there is now a unique opportunity for suppressing the dowager n the Vessel Worked Satis empress faction clearing the way for The flbrily on u Preliminary Uteani substantial progress and Trial Hobson Pleased British prestige lows To day destiny s written the last page of Spanish dominion p Porto Rico and the pro logue to the entrlce of the noble American republic whose is is a sign of a new era We hope to k another star symbolio prority and our mem ¬ our of great republic bership of pe of Chiniquy a wealthy retired farmer 45 years old and his wife were fouud ¬ DOLLAB Bryan Has Not Been Itefused Leave of murdered Tuesday at their home in St Published every Alternate Day except Absence Anne 1G miles from Kankakee Their Sunday Washington Oct 20 The war de- ¬ heads were crushed in by some heavy partment Wednesday gave out the fol- ¬ instruments The Edition of THa Burglars had entered New Thrice-a-Wee- k York World is first among all lowing The secretary of war on be ¬ by a window Chiniquy is believed ing asked about the report that Col to have had a large some of money in weekly papers in size frequency of publication and the freshness accuracy Win J Bryan 3d Nebraska had been house The coroner and detectives and variety of its contents It has all the ¬ refused leave of absence and kept are investigating the merits of a great 6 daily at the with his regiment authorized the state- ¬ the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ Praises the Sultan cal news is prompt complete accurate ¬ ment that Col Bryan had asked no inBerlin Oct 19 The morning pa- ¬ and impartial as all its readers will tes¬ dulgence whatever of the war depart- ¬ tify ment so that none has been refused pers team with articles eulogizing the for thp It is against the monopolies and people semi official Berliner Post him Any reports to the contrary are sultan The It prints the world w York Oct 19 A disDatch to praises the Ottoman sovereign at great having special news of all thefrom ali To He Wedded in London without foundation in fact correspondence length and in fulsome terms charac- ¬ important news points on the glob3 It Chicago Oct 20 Miss Laura Wil- ¬ tf eiaia ironi Laimanera Cuba Snow in North Dakota terizing him as a great reformer who has brilliant illustrations stories by liams of Chicago the daughter of Huron S D Oct 20 The snow in many respects resembles the Kais great authors a capital humor page aval Constructor Hobson has sailed Norman Williams and granddaughter complete markets departments for the Philadelphia via Jamaica The storm which raged the past 34 hours er j of the late Judge John Dean Caton is household and womens work and other covers most of the state east of the iourneving over the Atlantic on the mp at the Colon wreck is partly built The Shermans Will Return to Mansfield special departments of usual interest O Oct 19 steamship Campania to befnd the uork vi11 go on during Mr Missouri river and some snow has Hon Henry Cunard We offer this nn equaled newspaper fallen in the Blsck Hills region From C Mansfield absence Hedges received a letter from Hon and The Bourbon News together one wedded in London some time withirfHobsons x to five inches is reported in the year for 225 in which he stated the next two weeks to Mai Gen Welf The preliminary steam trials of the three eastern and southern portion of the John Sherman shall recover and that The regular subscription price of the WW live ley Merritt military governor of tU Infanta Marie Teresas fino -inps wo VW state and these figures are exceeded if Mrs Sherman will surely return to two papers is 300 sacisfactorj Philippine islands to whom her until April 1 they The Cincinnati has transferred 30 two to four inches in the central and their Mansfield home to reside per cragement was announced five mo northern district men for the Teresa TO THE FARMERS OF BOURBON ago mantly In spite of denials the Echo de Paris as- ¬ serted Wednesday that the embarka- ¬ tion of war materials and supplies con- ¬ tinues at Toulon adding that extraor ¬ dinary activity reigns at the arsenal Four ironclads and three there cruisers are embarking ammunition and war materials Two transports are almost ready for sea All French naval officers on leave of absence have been recalled The naval authorities at Toulon are very reticent 20 semi-offici- al Paris Oct number of bodies recovered from the wreck of the steamer Mohegan on This is for cash subscriptions only Manacles Point Cornwall is 50 ac- All subscriptions under this combina cording to the latest figures At the tinn offer must be sent direct to Ths coroners inquest Richard Kelley a Bourbon News office Paris Ky passenger said that when the crew THE was trying to lower the lifeboats on the night of the wreck not an officer NEW YORK WORLD of the ship was on deck ¬ Fifty six Bodies Taken From theMohegan Falmouth Eng Oct 19 The total 215 Murdered for Their Money THRICE-A-WJEE- K Kankakee I1L Oct 19 Emil 18 EDITION Pages a Week 15G Paxjer9 a Year FOR ONE i I I MR 4 London Oct 20 Harold Frederic the London correspondent of the New in court circles that the engagjfam York Times died Wednesday at Hen of Queen Wilhelmina to Prince nco ley of heart disease He had been ill of Wied is a settled fact Theif rrnnrc mi vnnic l58tl for some time but recently had much is OO jrfa tfcJ riA fvu jwtj vn teens his royal fiance He is tin mroved in health ¬ m - Netherlands Ruler to TVcd Amsterdam Oct 20 It is regj j second cousin Four of the Oct 20 the Montevideo Lccordin to a report receivea irom er have rsons arriving from Dawson on the crew of the Italian barl was lost been landed here The E 5am schooner Dirigo smallpox has of her - off Cape Santa Maria ireloDed in the capital of the KlonParis crew were drovned Smallpox at Dawson Port Townsend Wash Crew Wer Drj ed Oct 20 Pj of What is pro- ¬ nounced a severe case of yellow fever has developed near Newton Falls this county the victim being Miss Blanche Beck a teacher who last week came home from Mississippi where she had been teaching and left to escape the yellow fever The case has been re ¬ ported to the state board of health Senator Proctor Arrives in Pa Is Paris Oct 19 United States Sena tor Redfield Proctor has arrived in 19 Warrex Yellow Fever Reported Near Warren O Oct Lafayette Day in Pittsburgh and gheny Alle- - Death of Mrs Pnllman Baltimore Oct 19 Mrs Harriet w MOITT The schools of Pittsburgh and Allegheny held appropriate exercises Wednesday incident to the observance of L afay ette day and in many of the schools the exercises were very impressive In the Pittsburgh schools a collection was taken up ior the monument fund and quite a imm was secured This was not the case in the Allegheny schools which merely held memorial exercises Pittsburgh Pa Oct 20 JAne Pullman wife of Rev Dr Royal As agent of The Pae Woven Wire H Pullman pastor Emeritus of the Fence o 1 am prepared to put up the First Universalist church and sister-in-la- best wire fence on tho manet It is of the late George M Pullman guaranteed to turn all kinds of stooa and to Kive satialactiou died at her home here Tuesday Hem- ¬ I have put up fence this season for orrhage of the heart was the irnme farniera who have had the Page Fence diate cause of her death Mrs Pull lu use for seven or eiwcht years I am also prepared to pin up the-Jeman was born in Cincinnati in 1825 Chicken Fence on the marknt It ou are needing any ioi give mi- Emperor and Empress in Constantinople f- fe The era- perdr and empress of Gt many arrived her Tuesday CoKSTANTlNoriiE 19 Oct O tr X W MILLiJE Agent pSWPE -- i - A THE BOtlBBOW NEWK JAKIS KY EJ A War Romance Wulle- AV CCTOfcEB 21 8fr8 r life SjyZf I 9 ftVk Wd - hump in Up To Dale CHAPTEK I Baking Powder Hade from pure cream of tartar No woman can be too careful of daughter of the regiment bad 8aid fare Hamilton Wlfto Camp her condition during the period be- ¬ Kiag Jorgeubou had vowed eternal loy fore her little ones are born Neglect he and his country or improper treatment then endan- ¬ risk his life to win her praise His heart gers her life and that of the child It throbbed violently as he watched tbe qiiwuly form ot Katherine Larkspur disappear down the macadam load of which seemed like a broad piece a boundles wite ribbon lying against A war prize urrr h of preen wlvet valuable enough for an admiral sighed to the Lieutenant pacing slowly back his teut CHAPTER II vh nuRSpd since nt the wwj wisvaa ftfStf S6 Bouclcaalt and His Hair Bouoicault for a number of years used to dye the little fringevof hair he had and it generally took on all the hues of the rainbow much resembling Oh the Pain of lies with her whether she shall suffer unnecessarily or whether the ordeal shall be made comparatively easy She had better do nothing than do something wrong Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day Si ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK MOTHERS FRIEND is the one and the only preparation that is safe to use It is a liniment that penetrates from the outsido External applications are eternally right Internal medicines are radi- ¬ cally wrong They are more than humbugs they endanger life Mothers Friend helps the muscles to relax and expand naturally re- ¬ lieves morning lickness removes the cause of nervousness and head- ¬ ache prevents hard and rising breasts shortens labor and lessens the pains and helps the patient to rapid recovery From a letter by a Shreveport La I have been using your woman wonderful remedy Mothers Friend for the last two months and find it just as recommended iiv iPWTnmri rr - fei TffE Eighteentu Year PJstablished imUi Ml 1S81J HF Published every Tuesnap and Friday by flTATTEK CHAMP tCditors and Oumert J5BUHB MILL Make all Checks Monet Orders etc mayable to the order of Champ MiIiXbr With thoughts traveling in an opposite direction Katherine Laikpur journeyednfonant KrHfr JoriZeUsoua agreeable manners impressed her -more at eacn meeting x felt that she could love the Lieutenant t if he did but show his latent oravery y the clat some heroic act Musing thus ter of approaching hoofs reached ber ears A cloud ot dust arose on the ¬ forest fringed road behind an approach ing horseman Katherine Larkspur stepped lightly aside to the bluegrass carpet of the roadside i 1 ¬ oring his hair I was standing in front of the Union Square theater one day after rehearsal with the late Charles R Thorne Jr and Joe Polk writes Owen Fawcett and we were arguing the question who should buy when along came Bouci cault as chipper as ever Of course he must stop ask all tbe news and have a chat for he was a most entertaining man and well worth listening to On his preparing to leave Polk said Mr Boucicault I do not wish to insult you but I wish to congratulate you on one thing Not a bit of it my boy said Boucy What is it Polk I see that you have given over dyeing your hair or what little hair you had and you do not know how much better it makes you look Yes said Boucicault I have found out one thing and that is in all the years I have been foolish enough to paint my hair I was only deceiving one person and that one was myself Good day boys Detroit Free Press ¬ littlebat Titmouses experience in col- ¬ Will guar most tn- - teexhat vou can borrow money on our Eheumatism often causes the warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter ¬ i Rheumatism I was taken the most reasonable terms Come and3nee us before selling your Wheat Will furnish sacks and store on est or less R B EUTCHCRAFT reach such deep seated diseases with inflamma toy A CHAPTER III i it ADYERllHliVh RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for tlrsi tuser iion half rates each iusertioD thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pel tine each insertion Locals In blacJ type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running it line rates Obltii2s cards of i hniikP calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of s Ike nature ten cents per line Special rates jiven for large advertiee naent and vearly cards ¬ i t The thirty first birth day of the Cyn thiana Demociat was announced last week Tbe Democrat gets better as it grows older It is always a welcome visitor to The News office Unfeigned horror was depicted on the face of Katherine Larkspur when she recognized Lieutenant Krag Jorgensou monuted on the runaway horse Reek- ¬ ing with loam and with nostrils distend- ¬ ed the boroughbred animal raced on ward Now the girth snapped and the rifJr whs alt but unhorsed as the saddle slipped to the dusty road As the mad dened racer pinngea me unuie uiukc Druggists sell It at 1 per bottle and the riders Jife seemed but a moment long But just then Lieutenant Krag THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO most performed a Jorgensou ATLANTA GA act at patriolic and hfroic Send for our free illustrated book whtah Katherines heart beat joy Before Uaby is Born fully Rushing toward death he had clutched the hair which whipped his face He had remembered ihe mane ¬ Penned From Porto Rico Close Range re V- L- R I I E jr The following extracts are made from Porto After the regiment has been muster- ¬ letters written from Mayagnez acting ed out it will be in order for some mem- Rico by Dr Julius Purnell ber to write a book on How The Second Hospital Steward TJ S Army to Kentucky Was Side Tracked It would his mother Mrs A T Forsyth of this city make mighty interestin readin -I am now stationed at Mayagnez T Breckinridge of Dan- which I like tnnch better than San Hon R ville a brother of Col V C P Breck- ¬ Juan or Ponce Am at present in inridge is a candidate for the Demo- ¬ charge of the hospital of Battery D cratic nomination for Attorney General Fifth U S Artillery I have two tents one for sleeping and the other SCINTILLATIONS for storing drugs Have a guod tpiiug cot mattress blankets sheets An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment Mayaguez has horse cars electric A large number of citizens of Win lights water works and a good tele- ¬ chester and Clark county have signed phone syetem and a baud cuncrrt is a agreement to protect partridges in is given on the plazi each evening so you see we are not in a heathm laud that county for a year Mt Sterling will vote on a water- ¬ The scenery is grand and nothing ib works proposition at the November more beautiful thau a moonlight scene election Georgetown will vote on the in Porto Rico One dollar of TJncle Sams money ia question of building a city hall 1 60 in Porto Rican silver Fine Gov Bradley will entertain Generals worth tnree Breckinridge Wilson Sanger Wiley cigars can be purchased here for oranges can be bought tor Waties and Andrews with their staffs cents and cents of our money at theTExeeutive Manaiou at Frankfort three We have good fare here Dinner to io inorrov day consisted of roast beef potatoes to Ex Queen Liliuokalani wants posses- matoes beans rice pudding bakers sion of the royal Hawaiian flag which bread and coffee The bread is excep is now in the keeping of Mi6S Anna tionally fine being baked in small Berry of Newport Ky The flag was loaves and one is issued to each man at presented to Miss Berry by President meals A bright little Porto Ricau boy Dole and she will not comply with the who is rapidly learning to speak English waits on me and brings my meals to my ex Queens demands tent His salary is five centavos per Former Kentuckiaus Harvey Berry day about three cents in our money The aea bathing is very fine here and man of Woodford and Vernon Clark of Frankfort are the leading stock I take a dip in the surf almost every holders in the Arizona Ostrich Company day using the ambulance for a dressing Phoenix Arizoua They paid 10000 room To morrow t expect to go out for 100 birds and 4500 for their farm into the country to gather some oranges Mr Clark was formerly General Pas and bananas from the trees and to se¬ senger Agent of the Kentucky Midland cure some relics Railroad I enclose a piece of maiden hair fern plucked from the mouncain side jftst GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS back of our camp where they grow in great quantities Also enclose a Sp inish Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In silver coin which circulates here The Foyer When it rains here and that is often A Nevada man deserted his bride at the water comes down in sheets The the altar because he smelled cigarettes mosquitos are very vicious and almost on her breath She was a society belle push one off his cot Yesterday I made and had promised to quit the habit requisition for and secured a net and can now defy tnem I have gained four The estate of the late Fanny Daven- ¬ pounds since we arrived on the island port amounts to nearly 600000 the I am well pleased so far and though bulk of which was left by the actress among strangers I have received the to her husband Melbourne McDowell kindest treatment Her jewelry alone is valued at 100 J M Purnell ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 -- Hattie So you and Jack quarreled did you He said something that I like and I told him we must be didnt strangers henceforth Hattie And did he fall on his knees and ask you to forgive him Ella Not he You see he that is his knees were occupied at the time Chicago News Vf Ella Yes Could Be Used Often autocrat The following anecdote illustrates Donizettis susceptibility and quick wit During his long stay at St Petersburg he played by command before the Czar Nicholas who entered into conversation with a bystander in the course of the piece Donizetti at once broke off the performance Why have jou stopped- asked the I Sire was the reply when the czar is speaking everybody else tshould 1 be silent There is a great dealo J difference she said with sarcasm between the way a man parts with his money before he is married and afterward Yes Be said Mr Penuvwise fore marriage when he ives her a C3 bunch of flowers hhe says Thank you George You are so goodland kind and generous But after when he gives her three fourtbs of his salary she merely looks hurt and says Is jbat all Washington Star Pessimism 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ I will pay the highest market price in cash or I will furnish sacks and store your wheat in an elevator and buy your wheat when Eleanor M Tippell you are ready to sell a- the highest mar- ¬ 8711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia Spanish Cruelty ket last Dont suffer longer with Rheumatism yearprice Those who held wheat your The cruelty of the Spaniard or rather made big mone Store and liniments as his callousness his recklessness of the Throw aside your oils trouble Dont wheat and get the profit reach your lives of others and even of his own is they can not with doctors their potash E 0 FRETWELL Agent experiment a mediaeval and oriental survival says and mercury will add to your disabil- ¬ 5julv 4t Paris Ky Irving Babbitt in The Atlantic and ity and completely destroy your diges- ¬ then too there underlies the Spanish tion temperament I know not what vein of primitive Iberian savagery Mme dAulnoy relates that on a certain day of the year it was customary for court svill cure perfectly and permanently gallants to run along one of the main t is guaranteed purely vegetable and streets of Madrid lashing furiously 3ontains no potash mercury or other their bare shoulders and when one of mineral CoBooks mailed free by Swift Atlanta Ga these penitents passed the lady of his Specific choice among the spectators he bespat tered her with his blood as a special mark of his favor Insensibility to the suffering of ani mals tbough general in Spain is not From R B Hutchcrafts residence in any greater so far as my own observa- ¬ tion goes than in the other Latin coun- Paris a small black pony strayed 2 t j v jjfcdfcy iyWPKriJHIBHp tries Possibly mediaeval religion in so years old about 13 hands high and shod Any information will be exalting man above other creatures in all around received Please leave word thankfully refusing to recognize his relation to the at R B Hutchcrafts office rest of nature tended to increase this 02t REUBEN M HUTCHCRAFT lack of sympathy with brute creation FOR PLEASURE PHOTOGRAPHY The Spanish peasant belabors his ass for the same reasons that Malebranche kicked his dog because he has not learned to see in it a being organized to feel 3 pain in the same way as himself staa oS Determined to give more time to other lines of our business we will sell Slow Eating May Be Bad It is the easiest camera privatelj1- our drays wagons stock and Makes the best photographs According to The Journal of Mental all belonging to our hauling depart- ¬ Never out of order and Nervous Diseases slow eating is ment Here is an oDportunuv for good Takes 4x5 plates that all dealers as bad as fast eating The important enterprising men who ure looking for keep no matter what uiake- - get ema point is not that we eat slowly or fast good business at wuiaU ontlav auy where rUHRMAN lloct tf MANN but that when we do eat we chew with The after expense is least energy Of course where the haste is The Pleasure is most due to some meutal anxiety this may Sent express paid anywhere j the injuriously inhibit the secretions Slow On1 stnp wont take you verv far United States Wk Yonve got to keep on walking eating begets a habit of simply mum- A careful book on it sent if you fask A what wont tell onuBtbei the hurried eater is in One word pot to keepfolkstalkingyou areVTTMfWMrr on Youve ing it while ADAMS WESTLAKE CO One inch wouL make you very tall clined to swallow his food before proper Yonve got to keep on growing 110 Ontario Street Chicago mastication Hence hurried eating is Unf little ad wont do it au bad but rapid mastication is advanYouve got to keep em goiDg tageous It concentrates our energies on the act in question and hence more thoroughly accomplishes it Moreover vrsz mjxcm energetic chewing stimulates the secretion of saliva in the most favorable manner These various points are so commonly misunderstood at least by the laity that they demand our frequent attention - several pruuiiuu j cians and took their treat- ¬ ment faithfully hut was unable to get the slight- ¬ est relief In fact my con- ¬ dition seemed to grow worse the disease spread over my entire body and from November to March I suffered agony I tried many patent medicines hut none relieved me jf Upon Uie decided to uitrv Honrl r lu w allowing mc 4m Ia1a if S S S Before my guardian who was a chemist ana fvrpd pronounced it free of remedy mercury and eft so much better after If Faking two bottles that I continued the rem ¬ edy and in two months I was cured completely sinco The cure was permanent for I have nevermany of Rheumatism though had a touch times exposed to damp and cold weather Eheumatifm which hecame so intense I tried I was for weeks unable to walk Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP Wheat stored on reasonable termsv and highest market price paid for Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling Coe office B M RENICK CO S Farmers would do well to store P their wheat near home lTKn nuvic Tr Ssho Wanted to Buy 300000 bushels of wheat I SSSrSe Blood Strayed Pony ¬ ¬ ¬ yf ¬ For Sale ADLAKE CAMERA 5 3X2 - -- -- nnf UU-oQeti- cat- M- ¬ J X j ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ gii5HiHiiiain0njni 000 -- - -- lift p m Iff jii llif pair your linen and put neck bands on The Eagle King of All Birds is noted for its keen bight clear and free Haggard Reed distinct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve STOCK AID TURF NEWS for weau eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids Sold by all Sales and Transfer Of Stock Crop Etc dealers at 25 cents We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ I u 9vv -- im JPiti RCjfeIBs fjy v Each one of us is bound to make the They do not complain of anything in particular They J little circle in which he lives better each of to see eat enough but keep thin and h and happier that smallus is boundwidest out of circle the that pale I hey appear fairly well g good may flow each of us may have out nave no strength You fixed in his mind the thought that out cannot say they are really of a single household may flow influTurf Notes u sick and so you call them ences which shall stimulate the whole Drake Thompson has bought seventy commonwealth and the whole civilized uencaxe 3 five feeding cattle from Montgomery f Awarded world Dean Stanley What can be done for them Highest Honors Worlds Fair parties Our answer is the same that Synduey Paget of New York has The Thrifty Shopkeepers the best physicians have been j bought the famous Mrs Bargiu Friend I wonder how thoroughbred giving for a quarter of a cen- - g those little 1 cent shops ever came to be stallion Meddler for 49000 tury Give them x invented James Ferguson has bought a bunch Her Husband I suppose to use up of feeders from T ¬ Delicate i Children Mustapba Pasha Fehmi prime minis ter of Egypt decorated by Queen Victoria with the grand cross of the Order of St Michael and St George is known throughout Egypt as the gloved pasha owing to the fact that no one has ever seen his left hand bared since the day two and twenty years ago when as one of the chamberlains of the late Khedive Ismail he helped his colleague Sahmi Pasha to strangle the Egyptian minis Dogs kept exclusively for guiding ter of finance at the close of a supper blind persons or for tending sheep or party given by the wicked old khedive cattle on a farm or by shepherds are on board his steam yacht lying at anchor exempt from taxation in Great Britain in the Nile at Cairo just off the palace of Gezereh Ic only takes a woman five minutes The Firecracker to clean up a mans desk so that it will The firecracker so extensively used by take him two weeks to find anything he Americans in celebrating Independence wants Exchange day is a Chinese invention and is supposed to have been used in China in prehistoric times as universally as it is now used in the Flowery Kingdom upon nearly all ceremonious occasions Its original use is supposed to have been to frighten away evil spirits and in some parts of the Celestial empire it is a si still regarded as an effective weapon against ghosts and hobgoblins ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Juried In Mexicb There are no professional jurors in Mexico Nine of u mans peers try him and a majority is a verdict If the nine are unanimous there is no ap peal To serve on a jury one must have u diploma in law medicine or some other profession or an income of 100 a month or he must be a member of a family whose head has an income of 2000 a year The Gloved Pasha -- 755553 rs - I have just received a new in ¬ voice of lace curtains They are the latest and best things in the market St Home Influences Xou will do well to examine intcrtliese values The LARGEST and CHEAP ¬ EST line of COMFORTS in Paris If you have any PAPERING to do get my prices NOW You can save BIG MONEY CLOSING OUT priees on CAR ¬ PETS and MATTINGS r - kDR J T BuNTW Elegant line of Pictures and Room Send me your old furniture n t Jf Mouldings CREAM mf tHih BAS t fB5WBpBPBrafear QttBn ma - Harrison county parties at four cents per pound and one dollar premium The fast pacer Bumps 204 by Baron Wilkes Ethel by Strathmore has been sold by Samp Wilson Bro of Lexing ¬ ton to F G Hnrt ell of Chicago for POWDER Apure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant -- ft - MOST PERFECT MADE 40 YEARS THE STANDARD fcgC nerves It means robust The Sentinel Democrat reports about K health and vigor Even deli- 4000 cattle on the market at Mt Sterl V cate infants rapidly gain in j ing court mostly selling at 4 to cents JC flesh if given a small amount 9 Louis Rogers and Ed Rash each bought mrcc or rour times eacn aay bunches of cattle at 41 w fts Houston bouerht twpntvmvf jt mTa mi iil steers at 340ner cwt ¬ stores get through with it Toronto of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- - J News phosphites It has most re- - x Her Aim In Life markable nourishing power S What sort of girl is she It gives color to the blood It X Oh she is a miss with a mission brings strength to the mus- - ss Ah cles It adds power to the Her mission is seeking a man with Scotts Emulsion to be re¬ i whats left of the dollar after the 99 cent paired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE m M a mansion ment r Ui Baltimore Jewish Com ¬ Not far from the final resting place Xtm il T I X - U Hi L - oiv n HHftt Stkkki4iuu4c wwwfwwww Jim e5c-lfVLlldrusfeists- j ia the tomb of General John Burgoyne who was defeated by Gates at the bac- - S tle of Stillwater and who surrendered M w f21aAai rnck in Woof minctrftr M U1MUOUUUU 1A f mjvmiil uliw nhtiAV v fco thg Americans lit Saratoga in 1777 I PF MWM wr MU jrr- - Ll JH S mm I B K aS J3D jg Kmmmi aim- - - m -- THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY PERSONAL MENTION FRIDAY OCTOBER 21 1898 NUPTIAL KNOTS I lift IS fv J it S- rT U fl I mt Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Eighteenth Year Established 1881 CQMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Jim Ward was fined 1460 for a breach The marriage of Mr Mason G Tal THE NEWS MAN of ihe peace bott and Miss Nota May McCray both Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Jack Bradley of Hutchison was senicoco iiss mail matter At of North Middletown will occrr in tenced to thirty days at hard labor for Notes Hastily Jotted On The StreetsAnd November The Depots Tn The Hotel lobbies petit larceny TELEPHONE NO 124 Elsewhere Miss Lizzie Chaniain formeriv of For nobbv Coats and Canes in cloth Si Venney of color was mulcted 10 Cincin- ¬ this city now of Cincinnati will be plush Miss Louise Parrish was in at popular pilCeS COme tO US We Caii for reproving hia 3weetheart with a club SUBSCRIPTION PRICES married next Wednesday to Mr Cough- - please Green Jackson and George Banks the nati yesterday A Pay able in Advance yQlL ALL Ng nice jjne of fur coHaretteS uu visiting rela- ¬ lin of Covington One year ii 82 00 Six mouths latter being known as Poodletack Mrs Alfred Wornallis S100 W1 you in quality price fif VW lWV 1UU i WIU1 Aihf Vv news costs you cant even get a re ¬ were sentenced to sixty days at hard tives in Cincinnati 0 port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE labor for stealing coal from L N Mrs Junius Clay was a visitor m Hiley Lawson a spinster aged fifty of Albany Ky eloped to Tennessee Tues Lexington yesterday Make all Checks Money Orders Etc cars at the coal chute day night and were married payable to the order of Champ Miilkr John Waring was fined one dollar for Hon J T Hinton was a visitor in failing to answer a subpoena Ida Smith Lexington yesterday idr R C Richardson of Louisville he largest and most complete stock of Dress Goods is in jail awaiting trial for the same and Miss Enola Moore Wilson of Mid to be found in the city is at our store We buying direct Mr Ira Taylor of Cincinnati was way offense will be married November 2 at from the Importers and Manufacturers save you the Job- ¬ high noon in the First Christian church Albert Helvey a colored youth who in the city yesterday profit You will find in our stock all the Mr and Mrs C B Mitchell return in Midway was whipped by the order of Judge weaves including new Zanzibar clotns the Cantrill for grabbing a pocket book e from Olympian Springs home of Louisville who was the guest of Miss Crepons Mrs Russell Howe arrived from Mrs Lula King while she was rid J3as Coverts Ettemines a visit in Covington ing in an omnibus was sentenced to yesterday from Mary irvme Davie in this city several ket Weaves and Granites All at prices which defy comseventy five days at hard labor for steal ¬ Mrs J J McCliutock entertained a years ago will be married in April to petition GiVe US d Call ing coal from the L N number of ladies yesterday afternoon at Mr James Baker of Chicago -¬ a card party Invitations have been issued by Mr Masonic Grand Lodge 1 Miss Fannie Carrick of Scott left and Mrs Wm H Craig of Cynthiana 529 Main St Paris Ky Gr The Grand Lodge of Kentucky Wednesday evening for a visit to friends announcing the marriage of their daugh ¬ ter Miss Pearl Vertner Craig to Dr NC O Masons in session this week at Louis- in Maysville S -Dr M H Daily who has been in James Thompson Ware Wednesday ville voted to draw the color line and Remember the Bradshaw sale this passed a resolution of non intercourse Louisville since Wednesday will return afternoon October 26th at half past three oclock at the Methodist Church between Kentucky lodges and the Wash- this morning morning at ten oolock ington Lodge The Grand Chapter of Mrs Jennie Lyle left Wednesday in Cynthiana Dr Ware is a former Monday Night Literary Club the Kentucky Royal Arch Masons elect- ¬ The for New York to visit her son Attorney resident of this city and is a son of Mr night with Albert ed the following officers Wm R John- ¬ J Vimont Lyle Thompson Ware met Monday Hinton son Louisville Grand High Priest Ensign John Hines of the U S Mr and Mrs R L Thomas of Ir- ¬ All of the slot machines have been re- ¬ Robert P Jenkins Maysville Deputy vine are guests of Senator J M Navy now stationed at Washington was married at Lexington Wednesday moved from the hotels and saloons in Grand High Priest J Speed Smith Thomas and wife Spen Richmond Grand King Wm G 36jn All Wool Dress Goods 25c yd night to Miss Mary Dudley Breckin- ¬ this city Miss Nellie Mann has returned from cer Lebanon Grand Scribe Frank H ridge in the identical room where the c 40iin-AllWool Covert oc yd A Winchester football team will play Johnson Frankfort Grand Treasurer a visit to Misses Sue and Sallie May parents were m rried more than brides 40 in Novelty Goods 39c a Paris team at Doug Thomas race and H B Grant Louisville Grand Anderson in Georgetown a quarter of a century ago The wed 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 1 2C track on the 29th Mrs T L Whaley and son of Bath ding occurred at the home of Mrs H Secretary H C Bailey of Cynthiana 68 in Bleached Table Linen 50c Mrs G W M Skillman aunt of the bride The A thief stole two bags of sweet po- was elected Grand Junior Warden and county are visiting Mr and ceremony was performed by Rev 3 4 size Dinner Napkins 100 doz tatoes from Judge Russell Manns gar ¬ Joe Ewalt of this city was appointed Myers on Mt Airy avenue and Miss Ragelisse of Washington after which Grand Pursuivant Mrs G B Alexander Extra value Bleached Cotton worth 811 -- 5c den Wednesday night Kate Alexander are visiting at Mr a supper was served by a Washington and 18c worth 20 and 10 4 Sheeting 1 First class anthracite stove in exWatch Thief Caught caterer Among the guests were officers Bufords in Covington Ambrose to 8 1 3C a yard Outing Cloth cellent condition Will sell cheap Misses Sy thie Kern Iva Collins and of Gen Breckinridges staff the comTuesday night while John Parker New line of Penangs at 3 1 2C per yard Inquire at The News office colored was pricing some watches at Chornie Kern are visiting Miss Carrie manding officers at Camp Hamilton and several Washington friends The There will be services at the First Harry Ogdens jewelry store he grabbed Gardner at Russell Cave in Fayette HANDSOME PICTURE WITH 5 FURCHASE ¬ ProoViTTforian OVinmVi rm Snnrlnv mnrn- - one of the watches while Mr Ogden Misg Lily Whitlock of Carthage best man was Lieut Ethelbert Breckinhad his back turned for a moment and Mo and Miss Carrie Wood of Wichita ridge and the maid of honor was Miss ing There will be none at night ran fioin the store He was pursued by Kansas are guests of Mr and Mrs Lucy Hazel Breckinridge the brother The Paris Elks gave a social session Mr Ogden but was not captured Yes- ¬ Geo Whitlock and sister of the bride The bride wore ten Elks Monday night in honor of the a Paris made gown of white silk high terday morning Mr Ogden saw him in Editor Wm Remington and bride neck and long sleeves trimmed with of Barlow Bros who are members WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OP front of the court house and asked to have returned from a trip to Lookout Minstrels see his watch Parker fumbled with it Mountain They will board at Mr B orange blossoms and rare point lace IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS which had been in the family for over The young ladies of the Episcopal for a moment and then started to run F Remingtons during the winter 100 years and which her mother wore on Church will give an oyster supper Tues He turned into Third street followed by Miss Florence Barlow of Louisville her wedding gown day night in the store room lately va- ¬ persons crying stop thief and was is visiting Kentucky cities in the Clay captured by O P Carter Jr who was who cated by Rion of the Blue Licks Monument Jackets Avraps and furs latest coming towards Main street He was interest Association was in the city Tuesday styles lowest prices at Fraiik six room residence on For Rent A Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when taken to jail by Turnkey Allen Kiser night adjoining the Dan Turney In Judge High Street Cos quality ard style are considered We ask you to give us a caL Purnells court yesterday Parbeen residence Possession given immediate- - ker was sentenced to three months in Mr F S Randall who has You can save big money by having -- lyi J T Hinton jailat hard labor Apply to living in this city about a year left yes vou papering done now by T Hinton J THE BQURBOH NEWS L Judge Purnells Sentences In Judge Puruells court Wednesday CLOCKS AND CAPES Misses- -- ¬ Ladies and Ildreni un-to-ri- afe and t Pt iurpnse f j ana ¬ DRESS GOODS Royal 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 1898 W BOWEN B 1 Mwvonnno bers new j - 3r TTTOiEiEaieSLf ¬ ¬ n ONDON Early Fall - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ jc jc jc 2jc ¬ FOR FALL AND WINTER ¬ - to be the most popular place of amuse- ¬ ment in the city There is talk of a The Pastime Bowling Alley continues Second Kentucky Troubles - The return of the Second Kentucky be played soon by Regiment Tuesday to Lexington after a series of games to months furlough revealed th3 fact that Paris and Mt Sterling team- -there has been a gross neglect of duty in We failed to mention in our list of some quarter There were no rations awards of the Paris street tiee fair for the boys and though it had been that Mr J G Rogers of North Middle known for a month that the regiment to wd won the prize offered by Miss M was to report on that day there were A McCarthy for the oest love letter accomcamp but seven tents at the pital Steward Dr Julius M Purneli this city for a copy of America a daily newspaper printed at Mayagaez Porto of The News is indebted to Acting Hos- ¬ U S A The newspaper bears date of October 7th Bob Smith of Meridian Miss who is a clever humorist and impersonator formerly qf this place and a brother of The Winchester Minstrels Complete line of kid and un ¬ Messrs John S and T Porter Smith of of his unique en- ¬ dressed kid and driving gloves this city will give one 4The The Winchester Sun says Newtown Christian Winchester Minstrel Company is ar- ¬ at Price Cos clothiers tertainments at the a Thursday night Oct 27th Silks for waists dresses skirts Church ranging a tour beginning here and em- ¬ and linings all colors and prices ¬ BIRTHS Rev Dr George Savage of Win- ¬ bracing in tne order named Mt Sterl- at Frank Cos been Distrist Superin ¬ ing Paris Frankfort and Lexington chester who has Onr Future Men And pre- ¬ Carpets and mattings greatly reduced The Advent Of Women tendent of the American Bible Society An excellent program has been ¬ as a promi- at J T Hintons tf for thirty two years was in the city pared with the cake walk To the wife of James E Gray at time he has nent feature In this act the champion Wednesday During that B Newtown a son Bucks For Sale traveled 525268 miles a remarkable walkers Robert Frank of Paris W Tracy of record for a man eighty two yaars old Bean Will Masaie and Stuart 20 pure bred selected Southdown buok Examine those comforts at J T Dr Savage was for many years presi- ¬ thiB city will take part with Asa Bush lambs This College the king as master of ceremonies tf Hintons dent of the Millersburg Female 3 aged Southdown bucks is designed on high entertainment friends Also 4 Cotswold bucks and has a very large circle of points and will be something entirely Address R B HUTCHCRAFT and hosiery all out of the ordinary in the way of refined Underwear Cos 2sep tt Paris Ky miu6trelBy Muds at Frank Rico to modate 1300 men The men had to either go home or to hotels and board- ¬ ing houses But this was merely in keeping with the treatment the Second Kentucky has received since it went in- ¬ to service There is little room for wonder that the men want to quit the service It will probably be ten days before the regiment is mustered out ¬ terday for his home in Detroit Mr Randall made many friends during his stay in Paris Mrs Sallie Bashford will leave today for a visit to Mr and Mrs Charles Bashford in St Louis En route to that city she will stop over in Lynch ¬ burg Ohio to visit a brother who she has not seen for thirty years Corporal Shelton Wiiliams of the Ninth Territorial Regiment was here from Lexington this week visiting his nephew Constable Joe Williams He was formerly a resident of Headquar- ¬ ters Nicholas county but now a citizen of Denver Mr Louie Lilleston who has been in the employ of the Swift Packing Company for a year is here from Kan- ¬ sas City on a visit to his parents and is being warmly greeted by many old friends He will return to Kansas City aft6r Christmas ¬ JWanted -- Eggs and butter Geo N P arris ¬ JFXTIE IMCTiJTOTTA S E TIPTON T TTTOTtJS f One or two rooms for man and wife or small house for light housekeeping in good location Address Lock box 66 Paris Ky 14oct tfJ OBITUARY Wanted Cutter Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 Mrs Cordie L Walls wife of B F eyresiglit is failing aiiIshoull have immediate attention inches your Walls died Wednesday at the residence of her son Chas Walls on Cane Ridge aged sixty eight years The funeral will be held this morning at half past ten oclock She leaves two children Chas Walls of this county and Mrs Wm Clark of Winchester Imperial spectacles and eyetilasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred an made of puiest matei iai set in frames of the highest elasticity and co sequently of greatest durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and lenses are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Bo wens system they always give satisfaction for they are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit them You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are off without any glasses than with either or these defects Buy imperial spectacles of abetter reliable skillful dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will Qvisit our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is no charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded jQl TTXaXTTESELS cfc OO s-- s3fext visit Thursday Octoher 27th MAXY MEN HAVE MINDS MAM laundi-y-workthey A Fine Farm Sold Ttiesday auctioneer A T Forsyth sold atjpublic sale the farm of the late Lafayette Aidery containing 125 acres near this city to Clark and Charles Barnett for L00 per acre The We mmmmmmmm I 3iiiiyi W M HINTON JR Telephone No 4 but when the subject is our line are all linked in one and that is that the laundry work done by our and perfect methods up-to-date Answer With a Kiss C nthiana Judge Webbs Decision p F Tobe Bedinger of color S750 in Judge Webbs court for using language unknowa in polite society Morris and Jim Hawkins and Dave ¬ Turner were each taxed 550 for in dulging in target practice in the city limits with their rapid firing guns was fined The Baptist Meeting conducting a most interesting meeting at the Baptist Church and Dom nis morning and evening sermons are being enjoyed by large audiences The addi- ¬ tions to the church since the meeting began are Mr O P Clay and Mrs Ed Ford The singing is a pleasing feature of the meeting Seryices are held every morning at half past ten and in the evening at seven oclock Rev Z T Cody of Georgetown is y nn are sliowinsr an elejrant line of ready-to-wesuits skirts and silk waists i- Mr - ar new have lxv f song entitled Answer With a waltz My agency insures against The words are by Mr Walter fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ Kiss Champ the talented young editor of the liable prompt paying compa- ¬ Bourbon NVws and the music by Mr Henry Saxlon of Lexington The nies i on union W O HINTON Agent words are very appropriate and the The music qxite tuneful aud catchy Yesterdays Temperature price is fifty cents Ilsen Co Cincin nati publishers as The following is the Cos noted yesterday by A J temperatureCo The soug is on sale at Varden Winters drug store or can be ordered from the of this city publishers 7a m 52J FalL 8a m 57 Special Registration Days 9am 58 10 a m 61 They are made 11 a m 67 BUTTON or LACE Next Monday Tuesday and Wednes ¬ 12 in 67 WELT or TURN day October 24 25 and 26 those who 2p m 69 MEDIUM ROUND TOES 3p m 67 were ansent rrom toe cuy on registra ¬ With KID or PATENT TIP 65 4p m tion day voters who were sick and un ¬ 5 p in 64 able to register and those who were de per- ¬ 7p m 60 at home by the sivkuess of mem ¬ tained bers of their families are entitled to register by affidavit at the County Shoe Store Weak Eyes aro Made StrongClerks office Every citizen who failed to register dim vision made clear styes removed Paris Ky and granulated lids or sore eyes of any Cor 4th Main because of one of these three reasons kind spefcdily and effectually cured by should call at the County Clerks office the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve fVira rirtxra nn1 o AA sG xiia ou uuo ui iucMlmrDuaJ3ttuuua0m Viia Its put up in tubes and sold on a guar- tee by all good druggists named enrolled Democrat a received says Raceland Jersey butter sale by Newton Mitchell for ll tm gives more genuine satisfaction for its beauty oJ c l k ah I exqiuace finish in shirt c llar or cuff than yon can obtain anywhere else Ladies you The Bourbon Steam Laundry BRO Proprietors ¬ will want our Three Dollar line of Boots for HOW ARE THESE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY Purity Flour 100 lbs Crystal Flour 100 lbs Granulated Sugar 12i lbs Lard 100 lbs 2 00 12 195 6 00 1 1 00 U 12J lbs Bacon ¬ Style and fit are fect and the price 300 Clays Hams per pound Picnic Hams per pound Breakfast Bacon per pound Arbuckels Coffee per pound 10 08 10 10 cans Corn 12 cans Tomatoes 12 cans Table Peaches 12 cans Mincemint 12 cans irie Feaches 3 bars Wahiog Soap Matches per bos Best Tomato Catsup Macaroni per package gv 95 1 20 1 09 95 OS oi 08 0 - Fruits of Every Variety at Reasonable Prices Vi GEO N PBRRIS NextDoorJto PostalTelegrapli Officq 6 A THE BOUKBON NEWS PAEIS EX FRIDAY OOTOBEE SYMPHONY tone ed to the thrilling interest of the situar troubled 21 1898 rsM SMITH half a dozen lines on the following JUL --cL had been Indian outbreak probably or hed page but tossed the whole thing into it THE BOURBON NEWS LUtle maid Little matd I heard your voice tion For a little whileentertain her never be so insistent open fireplace tramped right up- ¬ the quite a problem how to Eighteenth Year Established 188ij calling Then all conversation seemed to drag stairs and tapped at the guest room to dances or dinners Away back in the years of my boyhoods She didnt go Published Every Tuesday and Friday by Co She could perhaps ride and play ten- ¬ and people only spoke in monosyllables door Office over 6 8 Vardwi first dreams WALTER CHAMP I tcutors una Ownw Cau you come to the door a mosang in the lisp of the shy waters falling nis but tennis she did not care for or hazarded some guess as to what It BRTJCK MILIAR In sun dimpled nodes in wild woodland Riding was unpleasant because there could be the matter ment Mrs McLane he asked 1 to 5 p But it wasnt Indians It wasnt war- ¬ There was the sound of sudden rush OfBc Hours 8 to 12 a m were no winding wood roads no elastic It piped in the call of the bird of the only turf The mesa was pebbly or sandy fare It was post the soldier teleg ¬ and rustle within then her light foot- - y meadows DOGS LIKtfS AND DISLIKES who bore with him fall the clack ot the doorknob and the bird on the by turns the canyon narrow the roads rapher at the And laughed in the lilt of message which the operator at the her voice low and sweet wing Ladies lunches very very a Some CuriouM and AmuHingr Cases t lurked in the drowsily whispering shad- - dusty You startled me so she said quiet and informal she consented toat Junction had received positive instruc- ¬ DEALER IN VVhicli Illustrate TSicIr ows - tent but she did not care for lunches tions from the eastern manager to de- ¬ through the inch wide aperture that Of green arbored summer and lightOH Iecullnrltiea 1 Furniture Window Shades hearted spring The women presently declared she did liver at once and report delivery and appeared but left her invisible Cloths Carpets Mattresses get an answer It was for Mrs McLane dreaded that it was another telegram Animals like human beings have And then maid of mine when my boyhood not care for women Etc departed The men especially Minturn and So there was nothing- for it but to call Oh Im not fit to be seen but been known to exhibit strange antip- ¬ to the Whittaker had early become devoted her and with sudden panic in her eyes And its dreamings gave place I dont w I dont need to see you athies toward certain persons and bright quests of youth be no doubt of she hurried into the parlor shrank Mrs McLane said he stoutly We there could Special attention given to tTndertak thig s dogs perhaps more so than I still heard the call of my love tender- ¬ to her and of fascination The gunner for a moment from the proffered dis-¬ can converse perfectly well as An- ¬ ing - other of our four footed friends her powers and Repairing anhearted up on the pathway of progress and and the trooper grew cold and con- ¬ patch then with an effort at to say Main Street nette is below stairs All I wish Paris Ky That famous canine Oriel Bill of Fartruth took it tore it open read with di- ¬ is this If I can be of service in senditoward each Oxford was for a time such a violent It is well that at last you are sitting strained in their manner other and Whittaker quit going as go lated eyes lifted her hand to her face ng- off any letters or dispatches to your hater of postmen that it was not safe beside me ¬ Haynes or as though in bewilderment for any uniformed letter carrier to Yet through the long years I had known he used to day and night towife dying staring into vacancy as sheand dismay friends command me But really Mrs HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK did so and McLane there is no need of telling me that a Merriams The colonels approach the Mitre where Oriel Bill By your sideplace SMITH SHOP FOR SALE dearest heart could not long to be hospitable had urged a little then suddenly without a moan without anything about the matter held undisputed sway Accordingly be denied me Just yourself a sound from her lips went down in a But 1 have to Capt Grafton and arrangements had to be made for all That soon love my eyes would behold quiet home dinner DESIRE to sell my house and ot your friends the Graftons and Merri- ¬ limp heap upon thebearskin rug where ¬ the door opened a bit wider your dear face 1 must missives to be left at an adjoining with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ stood and the house by the postmen in order to save They say that I met you and won you not ams and say Mr Minturn Mrs Graf- on shecould not reviveladies rushed to have your advice I must do something ville Kv I will sell for half caah bal her but ton assured the kind army woman that right away and youre the only one anca in twelve montha For further knowing their feelings physical as well as men- ¬ ac- ¬ Full half an hour they labored over who can help me your voice in my heart was my Mrs McLane would not think of particulars address or call on That tal and the dog from venting his cu childhoods first song Mrs McLane amazed her host- ¬ her The messenger had dashed for BENJ F SHARON cepting Then Ill ask Harriet to come here rious aversion upon them nd that song in my heart dearest love ess by eventually saying yes Jacksonville Ky il3oct tf the doctor and brought him to the at once said he and suiting action to The same precaution had to be taken is bestowing Since the Tuesday evening- of their scene Grafton had rescued the paper words started for the stairway A blessing that shields me from weak- ¬ in the case of another but less famous held to had ness and wrong She rushed out after him dishevelled canine Until a postman was foolish Little maid little maid may I hear your call not once with the Merriams She just as it seemed aboutand flutter into IKTGt-- 1 the widow stowing it pallid conversation the fireplace foldingOh I cannot tell Harriet slhe enough i o throw a stone at this animal voice calling called as has been seen and Mrs Mer- ¬ away in his coat pocket and not until cried Away down the hills and the vales of the without the least provocation it was riam had to be excused Mrs Merriam after ten did she seem to recover con- ¬ years Then Mrs McLane you cannot tell on good terms with all the letter carI Way its song on my heart be oh tenderly used to love tennis but quit the game sciousness not until near the sound ¬ me riers who called at the house After falling as soon as Mrs McLane began coming ing of taps could they bear her For a moment she looked at him in that however a furious hatred of her When lifes journey ends in the valley to the court Mrs Merriam who used and then the messenger came home back amaze posses- ¬ of tears majestys postal servants took The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ to love to ride with Randy had discon- ¬ The operator at the Junction said they Chicago Record your lawyer Mr thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No I will wire for sion of this previously amiable cur tinued it a day or two after that al- ¬ must have report of the receipt of the Parry he went on calmly He can ad- ¬ Acents and when it had severely bitten one leged illness as though to carry out message and some answer this was vise what I probably could not Strawberry and general nursery cat-of the postmen they all refused with Grafton appealed to the the illusion but by the Thursday she imperative He cannot advise as you can cap- tlogue on application to one accord to deliver letters at the again appeared in the saddle and gal- ¬ doctor The doctor said Mrs McLane tain a matter he knows nothing ouse H F HILLENMEYER loped out upon the mesa by her hus ¬ was only semi conscious and could an ¬ about Its got to see Mr Merriam Ive The owner of the dog complained to Lexington Ky bands side Returning they met Mrs swer nothing- She is your guest man and he avoids me even worse than you BY CAPTAIN CHARLES KING ihe British post office authorities but gun- ¬ Read the dispatch and reply as best 3ou Telephone 279 McLane just starting out with her now f do everybody the latter supported their subordi- ¬ ner friend and the ice had to be broken can Whatever its contents they have thatthan inin facttrouble she does wailed Im deep nates in the attitude they had taken Copyrighted i8g6 by F Tennyson Neely ALVA CRAWFORD The stylishly habited widow beamed shocked her seriously ¬ I am sure MrT Merriam will come to CARL CRAWFORD upland in the end the complainant ar And so finally Grafton read the mes- ¬ on both beg ged Floy to let hor know SYNOPSIS you if there is anything of importance ranged for his letters to be delivered young at what hour they would ride next day sage and could fathom only aportion of Fannie McLane a Chapter said Grafton gravely I will see him no canine widow is Iinvited to visit the Graf tons as she adored it of all things and next its meaning at a place where there was ¬ at the stables and the call is sounding that delighted to bark and bite at Fort Sedgwick Her sister tries to dis- day Floys horse was reported dead Arrested Chicago Your uncle stricka hotel in a west of England town suade her as Randolph Merriam whom lame At and she would ride no other enparalysis You will be summoned now Tohad jilted for Oh not to day not to day there is a dog which exhibits an in ¬ she stationed thereold McLane and his bride When Mrs Colonels invitation came for Secure papers otherwise lose everything are CM morrow perhaps but not to day I real- ¬ tense dislike for soldiers What are Chapter II Fannie McLanes wedding that utterly unlooked for dinner the ly cannot see him just yet Im so un- ¬ the why and wherefore of this feeling causes family feeling A few months later Merriams were cornered for Floy CHAPTER IX traveling with her husband though looking strung and he mustnt let her his Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts ¬ toward our gallant redcoats it is im- she while sallow and heavy eyed on his wedding trip Three days after the colonels din ¬ wife know Shell never rest till shes possible to say but the sight of one meets Merriam Some time previous to this now was not really ill and could urge no Chapter III ¬ has the same effect on this eccentric Merriam had gone on a government sur- ¬ excuse Garrison dinner bids must be ner Mrs McLane was pronounced suf- worried it all out of him He will let his wife know said canine as a red rag has on a bull The vey fallen ill and had been nursed by Mrs answered as promptly as those in city ficiently well to take the open air but did not not look sufficiently well in Grafton calniVand is wise in so doing Tremaine and daughter Florence A hasty life consequence is that the dog has to be 35303 Weve got to go dear said Mer ¬ her own opinion to take the hint Nor stepson takes from but she will not be apt to make inquir- ¬ kept severely under restraint so that note to the Mrs McLanes so send our acceptance riam calml plains him PARIS KENTUCKY did Mrs Grafton too eagerly urge By ies Then he turned and left her soldiers can come and go without run ¬ Chapter IV Young McLane dictates to go said Floy to herself as I wont ¬ TO BE CONTINUED ning the risk of losing a portion of Merriam a dying message which is sent she penned and signed the little note this time the hostess was fully convinced that Fanny was far from being Work guaranteed satisfactory Calla a young Chicago lawyer and their anatomy in the process What to Parry Reply and when Saturday came she was too the frank confiding creature she had brcther-in-laof Mrs McLane Your work is promptly answered A GENEROUS DUCHESS makes this antipathy toward them all causes Merriam to swoon He is taken to ill to leave her bed Mrs Ffajne came reasonable solicited Prices pictured herself to be that she had the more remarkable is the fact that the Tremainos calls tor Florence to minister to and sit with her The come to Sedgwick with other purposes She Was a Good But Careful Dispenser Engagement of Florence Freemans were bidden instead and Chapter V the animal shows a decided partiality of Charity in view than that of seeking the sym ¬ Tremaine to Merriam is announced wed ¬ for policemen Mrs Freeman could have stamped pathy and counsel of her erstwhile generally agreed that the dom- ¬ It Js CALDWELLS ding shortly follows - terrier belonging to a friend of the Chapter VI Mr McLane is mysterious- ¬ her pretty foot in vexation for neither schoolmate that she was concealing inant note of the character of the late writer Avill run a mile at the sight of ly shot in San Francisco Merriam is she nor her lord thoug ht it the proper from CURES INDIGESTION her to whom she once longed to duchess of Teck was her amiability but in a siphon When it was considerably greatly excited when he reads accountMc- ¬ thing for Mrs McLane to be going to every thought some vital that term does inadequate justice to the papers While still in mourning Mrs unbosom her voxmger than it is now its owner del- - Lane prepares to visit Fort Sedgwick dinners so early in her widowhood be- ¬ and thrilling circumstance and wrorst heart from which it sprung She was uged the dog with a siphon of soda Chapter VII Mrs McLane arrives at sides there were other reasons charity itself and a wonderful organ ¬ water and ever since it has exhibited the fort Merriam is startled at the news The dinner came oft however and izer of charitable relief on a large scale a mortal dread of a siphon full or and he and his wife absent themselves was a dismal feast with a dramatic con- ¬ It is said that she gave out of her own the empty The remembrance of that un- ¬ from Mrs formal hop that evening Mr clusion pay their respects to pocket a good fifth of the annual expected bath is evidently responsible and widow Merriam would be sure to have As has been shown only twice had when she the amount granted to her by parliament for tvhis extraordinary aversion Lon many other callers Mrs McLane bad speech with Merriam and a story vouched for by the St EAST BOUND dou Tit Bits during the seven days and both times James Budget shows that she knew CHAPTER YIJI Continued 830am 600pm Louisville it was in presence of his wife The how to give on a small scale to be gen- ¬ IiT Lexington BALLET DANCERS LONGEVITY llrioaniMUpm Ar Sorne of the fair widows calls were Graftons Havnes and Freemans were erous in mind as well as with money U2iam 850pm 830am 5i50pr Lv Lexington 610pi LvAVincliPsterll58arn n 23pm returned almost immediately the Mer ¬ delighted with him as a consequence BIoRt Famous Performers There were to be some festivities at Ar Mt Storlinfei22Tpm 950pm ihloara 705pa Some of the 950aa riams among the first although the and rejoiced in secret over her But White Lodge the Richmond residence Ar Washington Have Lived to lie Seitunc iam 340pm PhiladelphialOiinm Merriams were not among the first to not a whit did the widow show disap ¬ of the duchess and an invitation was Ar New York 1240nn 705pm Oetopreuarlans ariaus and 908pm welcome her arrival As luck would pointment or discomfiture She was sent to the secretary of a charity in Ar The longevity of the ballet dancers have it Merriam was out on some troop amply entertained apparently with WEST BOUND which the duchess was interested By e idently has a more substantial foun A duty Mrs Merriam saw her coming the increasing devotions of Minturn post the young- lady received a Ar wmcnesier 7jara a later e5oam zsodm dation than the jokes of the humorists accompanied by Mrs Grafton and fair ¬ and Whittaker and the latter spent 800am 520pm 7S5aiu 345pm letter from a friend asking her to a Ar Lexington 9lljtm j30pin who have found so much to amuse them ly flew upstairs to her room instead of two miserable hours this Saturday part which was to be held the Ar Frankfort 1001am 7r20pm tennis ArShelbyville in the persistency with which the first giving instructions to her servant evening in jealous contemplation of his 1100am J15pm same daw Ar Louisville premieres cling to their profession A as an older soldier of society would own outcast lot and Minturns presum ¬ ran daily Next morning both invitations were Trains marked thus European statistician has been devoting have done In consequence the China ¬ able bliss Yet the colonel could not were cept Sunday other trains run daily acknowledged but the replies himself to a study of the eminent in man admitted her caller to Floys pret ¬ have both to dinner so Mrs Colonel Through Sleepers between Louisville carelessly put in the wrong envelopes investigations seem to ty parlor and went in search of the lady was allowed to decide and her pref-¬ Lexington and New York without that art and his The duchess opened the letter in which establish the fact that they are an un ¬ of the house Mrs Grafton seated her- ¬ erence was for the artilleryman The the writer declared to her friend that change For rates Sleeping Car usually long lived lot self in an easy chair but Fanny flitted Graftons went with rather bad grace The famous she was very sorry she could not come any information call on reservations ot Carlotta Grisi is living now at the age of rapidly from point to point scanning Mrs Grafton warning her guest that to tennis because Stout Mary had F B Carr c 77 and one of the ballet dancers at the pictures books and John the whole garrison would be talking asked her to White Lodge and she was N It H Agent L Opera in Paris is 70 But he is a man presently reappeared smiling vacu of her inconstancy but as Ned Parry bound to go DrGEOKOE W Barney Paris Ky She rushed out after him Amalia Ferraris is still teaching at the ously remarked on a previous occasion Fan Div Pass Agent The day duly arrived and the frank age of 7t in Paris and seems likely to No can see She sick velly he had had her own way ever since she cut of all that Capt Graiton now knew young lady was warmly welcomed by Lexington Ky continue that work for some time to sturdily reportedher first tooth and did not propose to what it was and wouldnt tell This the duchess who afterward took her Mrs Grafton looked concerned Mrs be ruled now come Fanny TSssler was 74 when she perhaps was almost unpardonable In aside and laughingly said died and Taglioni had passed her McLane annoved Almost the last words Mr McLane vain had Mrs Grafton insinuated in- ¬ My dear girl I know I am stout but The COAST LINE to MACKINAC eightieth year Iiosita Mauri the pop ¬ Im sure I saw her on the tennis whispered said she indignantly quired insisted and finally implored I cannot help it You should be more THE S ular premiere at the Opera in Paris is court not an hour since she muttered were to implore me not to waste my Her husband was gentle but obdu- ¬ careful in posting your letters and over 50 and has begun to talk of retir ¬ to her hostess as after proper ex- ¬ youth in vain lamentation Life is too rate never forget that you do not know who pressions of sympathy and regret they short to be spent in tears were his ing I know nothing Harriet he sim- ¬ will read what you write Dont apolo- ¬ Some of the more famous dancers of retrained the roadwav very words and evidently the widow ply said I do perhaps conjecture gize I have forgiven you Youths Well she hasnt been looking well was here in full sympathy with the but all I conjecture is derived from Companion earlier times commencing with the first of the profession succeeded in for some days said Mrs Grafton and expressed or reported views of the that dispatch the contents of which reaching the following ripe ages Pe- - its quite possible she is ill dear departed She went She looked should be seen and known only by your JIoiv the ilraiimin Cleans His Teeth fc ffaBBwWreK When the Brahmin cleans his teeth The schoolmates had been housed to- ¬ uncommonly pretty in a gown of deep- friend the your friend and court 7G La Camargo GO Xoverre S SViAOKIMAC Vestris the elder 79 La Guimard 63 gether only a few days before Mrs est most somber and most expensive ime bridesmaid If she choose to tell he must use a small twig cut from DETROIT one of a number of certain trees and iarclel 32 Vestris the junior 82 Grafton became convinced that Fannys crape bhe sat at the colonels right you well and good but I cannot must make his act PETOSKE Y Mazilier 71 Blasis 70 Perrot S2 devotions were rapidly waning that and made eves at him all through din But he told Mrs McLane what he had before he cuts it he of the woods He known to the gods CHICAGO La Cerito one of the greatest fa- - with recovering health and bloom and ner leaving Minturn on her right to read without telling what he conjec- ¬ v in Paris and spirits the crying need for the one dear sulk and scowl and seek comfort in the tured and then furthermore told her must not indrulge in this cleanly habit 2 New Steel Passenger vorites of her da Steamers much admired once in this coun- - friend to lean on had vanished Less commandants champagne Fanny her ¬ what he had done wired to Aunt Char- ¬ every daj He must abstain on theGth yet attained in Boat The Greatest Perfection try is living in retirement in Paris and less grew the hours of confidential self partook not too sparingly of this lotte that her niece was prostrated by the 8th the 0th the 14th the 15th and Construction Luxurious Equipment Artisiiti moon on the days Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service of last at the age of 78 The oldest in this list chat More and more was the late dis- ¬ seductive fluid and was sparkling with the receipt of her dispatch and might thenew duy full the moon on the Tuesday insuring the highest degree of and of wns Noverre who stood among the consolate widow becoming interested animation and good spirits when just not be able to reply for several days SPEED AND SAFETY greatest in the art during the middle of not to say absorbed in the details of before coffee was served just as the so Aunt Charlotte was existing without in every week on the day of the con- ¬ COHFORT Trips per Week Between Four garrison life Freeman formerly of trumpets were sounding tattoo out on further knowledge of the condition of stellation under which he was born on the eighteenth century Mackinac th but now a squadron com ¬ the moonlit parade a servant came and her niece as placidly let us hope as the day of the week and on the day Toledo Detroit Compared with these veterans our the MARQUETTE PETOSKEY THE SOO Sedgwick remarked that whispered to the master of the house was her niece without further knowl- ¬ of the month which correspond with own Bonfanti who is now teaching in mander at AND DULUTH those of his birth at an eclipse at the Tell him Im at dinner and cant see edge of the condition of her uncle this city seems in the first flush of her the lady was beginning to take notice LOV Mackinac ami equinoxes and other unlucky epochs Return RATES to Picturesque Berths From powers The only ballet dancers who uncommonly eariy and Minturn with him now It was on this third day when the and also on the anniversary of the death Clevelandincluding Heals and15 from Detroit iS from Toledo The servant vanished then reap- ¬ doctor left after saying Mrs McLane come to this country in these days are whom she was quite ready to walk and of his father or mother Anyone who not likely to be long- remembered even to visit the tennis court was heard peared bent and whispered again EVERY EVENING ought to go and take a drive or a ride of his Tell him Im at dinner and wont that Grafton wrote to her a few words cleans of teeth with his bit daysstick Between Detroit and Cleveland There are very few of them and those to ask if they never had such things as on any the above mentioned will we see are not eminent Nor are they half mourning hops Whittaker who see him now said the colonel not un- ¬ reporting that he had read Aunt Cha- ¬ have hell as his portion Hindoo Man ¬ Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Traina muck appreciated The practical dis was sulky about something and pre willing to impress on his fair guest the rlottes dispatch and replied to it as ners for all points East South and South vvestand at Dctioit lor all joints North and Northwest appearance of the old fashioned spec ¬ ternaturally stately as a consequence idea of his professional importance and atove stated This note he sent in by Sunday Trips Juj o July August and September Only Miclclle Asred Man in the pass ¬ reminded him that Mrs McLane was personal force The servant bent and Annette Mrs Grafton was The tacular plays has resulted EVERY DAY BETWEEN in deep mourning full mourning whispered again whereat the colonel I wonder said the middle aged ing of the premiere After these pieces still callers at the moment -- to which a cynic in shoulder straps Toledo changed color and glanced up uncer and the captain bade Annette say that man why we take life so hard At Cleveland Put inBay ceased to have their interest for New who happened to be present replied tainly in the troubled face of the mes if he could be of any further service the very best we have only 75 or 100 Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address Yorkers they remained popular on the A SCHANT2 o p a DETROIT MICH road and there were always several that he only wished that other fulls senger then as uncertainly around the Mrs McLane should let him know years of it and yet we fume and fuss She may table his eyes only for an instant meet- ¬ Presently Annette returned with a and wony all through it T think of it Te Detroit and GiuYelanii steam Go of yiese companies traveling about aud could be as lightly worn T am have been in the depths of woe before ing those of his guest well say 50 sometimes here presenting one or two well trained Eu not T am so distracted Will you excuse me a moment my so with maybe 20 years yet ahead the cold mma dancers Put they have also she left Chicago as Mrs Grafton de- ropean it said - j clares she was said Mrs Buxton a dear he said to his wife and left the friendless I do not know what to do chances are against my getting so come to an end and with them the tarleThe Shortest Line and tan spirited piroquetters dropped final ¬ lady with years of experiences but table and the room You are the only man upon whose many but take a hopeful view and say he iJest Serv ice between shes bravely overit soon enough Shell ly out of sight- - --N i Sun Conversation went on somewhat con- ¬ counsel I can depend but even that is Ive got 20 But thats a mighty short Cincinnati and the Summer bo dancing next And this unchris ¬ strainedly Mrs McLane intent on denied me for Harriet has turned cold time heh But just think of frittering Wit en ltK Neeeesury Resorts of the Great Lakes uncharitable remark was called in worry When I Heres an article for women he tian by the sight of the lady going to fascinating the colonel had rather ig ¬ and unkind Because I cannot tell her away that timethings T forth nored the rest Minturn was plainly in the secrets of others she thinks me think of these make up my said on How to Make Yourself At- ¬ ride with Whittaker Whittaker who the sulks and Mrs Colonel with anx- ¬ false to our old friendship and she has mind that by crackj I will not worry tractive to a Man at first could Before or after marriage she in and who now hardlj- be induced to call iety in her eyes was plainly listening changed to me so much that were I able any more and oh I think I take things could hardly be induced to the hurried talk in the outer room to travel I should go at once only how more philosophically than I used to MICHIGAN quired thinking it was about time to to believe it time to go Presently in came the servant Would could we explain Oh I long to tell But let some little thing- come np I sport with him have a little mymm And of course before she had been Capt Grafton please join the colonel vou the whole story but 1 cannot I dont fly all to pieces overit maybe but mmmmtmmtmmmmmm he replied After of course AND THE GREAT LAKE3 No woman ever loses th at the post a week everybody knew in the parlor and wondering- Grafton must not and I must not do that which it drags and grinds And only 20 years promptly that this was the woman to whom Mer- ¬ went But to live What a waste of time What might increase her suspicion knack until after sheniarries riam was at least believed to be en ¬ fY Its ihat dreadful telegraph opera- here Grafton began to frown angrily poor miserable critters wc are Nr doubt he was as she said v gaged two years 3 Trains Dally between before and thatada- - tor said Mrs Colonel in a low He read no further though there were Sun DSTRQI CINCINNATt Chicago Post mean old thing v ¬ Its some bad news GEO W DAVIS - self-contr- ol 1 I ¬ - - ¬ 33DEt 898 PLANTS TREES VINES An Army Wife ¬ - v CRAWFORD BROS ¬ -- ¬ A em JOHN CONNELLY eil0mo x w -- YRU P PEIPSB ip mi 1 01 y TIME TABLE I w vai s J - m bric-a-bra- - MS 4 Hi ¬ once-upon-a- -f - ¬ - receiving-sympathizing- - M 1 ¬ 81X88 - - v ¬ -- - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EY FRIDAY OCTOBER THE MAJORS EXPERIENCE -- 21 1898 BERLIN SUBURBAN SCENES City Surrounded MUSIC AND MUSICIANS The Mikado was written in 1885 Haydn wrote 125 symphonies Annette Essipoff the Russian pian ist is the wife of Leschetitzky Verdi was organist in his native town when he was nine years old Charles Martin Loeffler was born on January 30 1SG1 and is still living Benvenuto Cellini was Hector Ber- ¬ liozs first opera and made a failure at its first production Intouingis the monotoning or chant ¬ ing of certain parts of the Anglican church service by the minister Clementi Cramer Hummel and Czerny are recognized educational composers Claribel was the pen name of Char- ¬ lotte Allingtou Barnard who published¬ a great many very popular English bal lads She died in 1SG9 Felix Mendelssohn founded theLeip sig conservatory of music in 1S43 Rob ¬ ert Schumann was one of the pro ¬ Statp mr DnTft Hitt ni ImErin Lucas County One of the stanchest supporters of the deep-water way from the Great Lakes to the ocean is Major A C Bishop of 715 Third Ave Detroit a civil engineer of wide experience and considferable prominence in his He was assistant engineer on the Ludson River Railroad in 1850 and has since conducted large engineering operations He has been located in Detroit since 1815and has a large acquaintance among the business men and citizens of this city Two years ago for the first time Major Bishop was in the hospital For two month3 he had the best of medical nttpnrinnnp hut when he was discharged he was not like the major xsisnop ot old When asked regard ¬ ing his health he said When I had my last spell of sickness and ame out of the hospital I was a sorry sight I could not gain my strength and could not walk over a block for several weeks ¬ ¬ From the Detroit Free Press Growing Tracts and Colonies for tlie VVMrlcin ermnn ly Pretty Fruit i some articles I noticed 1 ul S7 - M M fxn - VM which in the newspapers regarding Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People con- ¬ ¬ vinced me that worth trying they were r they did me worlds of good I am pleased to recommend them to invalids who need a tonic to build up their constitutions A C BISHOP Subscribed and sworn to before me thia eighth day of January 1898 ROBERT E HULL Jr Notary Public The pure powerful vegetable ingredients build up body and brains Many diseases long supposed by the medical profession to be incurable have succumbed to the notent influence of these pills They can be taken by young or old being harmless in their nature but powerful in eliminating disease wr Major Bishop and bought two boxes I did not take them for my but Aft strength for ¬ complexio n er using them I felt better and know the blood and add those elements needed to v7nvc ri- - 1311 t ti supplv the antidote for poisonous matter in T ri i HE HAD AFINE TIME Got His Muscle Up Figrlitingr Bugs and Insects Down in the Country discharge their contents into the mar kets of Berlin remind me that the sub urbs of the city may be very unreasona bly decried From the market gar deners point of view the south aud boutlrwebt envirous of the capital can challenge comparison with almost any part of the empire Asparagus and strawberries are grown in abundance and the most successful nursery gar dens in Germany are to be found be tween Potsdam and Berlin It is how ever in the cherry orchards of Werder that the suburban resident makes his They are most confident appeal planted on the slopes of sandy dunes and the slory of their blossom in spring and the fruits of their flower in sum mer are due to the most careful cultivation and parental indulgence of the soil The whole great mass of cherry trees consists of a forest of dwarfs cut so low that the branches almost touch The ground and the ripening fruit gathers the full benefit of the reflected heat of the sand The ground about the roots is kept free from weeds- so that no foreign growth may absorb such nourishment as it con tains and every tree has its private collector of rain The prosperity of Werder and other fruit growing cen ters in Brandenburg atones in a mens- ure for the rural emigratioii which is fast emptying the fields of their la borers The landscape gardener too has found a vocation in the suburbs In Karshorst in the east in Pankowin the north in Mahlow and Wannsee in the south and ail the way through Zehlen dorf and Grunewald to the very edge of the pine trees and the beginning of the citv colonics of villas have grown up in the last few years for the health and happiness of hardworking busi nessmen A villa in the suburbs means ¬ The flotillas of fruit boats which de ¬ scend the Havel lakes at this season to ¬ ¬ ¬ Frank J Chenev makes oath that he is the aenior 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 Dol- ¬ lars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Mrs M Singer 104 Hudson Ave Rochester NY writes Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my as follows presence this 6th day of December A D When I armlied to you for advice I had Deen sunenug 1S86 A W GLEASON bility nervousness etc I had had several Seal Notary Public pregnant when I wrote Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and miscarriages and was acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- ¬ to you faces of the svstem Send for testimonials lam grateful to say that after taking three free F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com¬ Sold by druggists 75c and after pound I was considerably better using three more it brought me where I am As Exemplified to day I am well and the mother of a three Tiresome Caller How do you get rid of months old baby bores Doctors had failed to help me I have no Eminent Statesman My valet generally ¬ knows them and reminds me 01 some engage- one to thank but Mrs Pinkham and ber wonment Tap at the door Well Harris what derful remedy is it Mrs Ella Dungan Reeders Mills Iowa Valel thrusting his head in I beg your pardon sir but I think you have an engage- writes ment to dine with Gen Hogo in about arf Dear Mrs Pinkham I thank you for what on hour 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 Some men are so dignified that they never two or three days and also suffered with my unbend until they are dead broke Chicago left leg and could get nothing to relieve the Daily News pain but morphine My leg did not trouble Pisos Cure cured me of a Throat and me at all this time I had no after pains ana Lung trouble of three years standing E was not as weak as I had been before Halls Family Pills are the best ¬ ¬ c HAPPY MOTHERS AM HEALTHY CHILDEE Cause LydiaKPinkhams Vegetable Compound Goes Straight to thej Maternity of All Female Troubles and Assures a Healtny to Mrs Pinkham aa jw frnm de-- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ y ¬ The composition known as YYYters Last Waltz is by Reissiger A manu- ¬ script copy of the dance was found among Webers papers after his death This however had been given to Weber bv the comuoser It is No 5 of Reissi- - Cady Huntington gers Dansesiirinantes pour le x iauu fessors of that institution Ids fi I A IndNov 12 1894 l forte ¬ Die Wacht am Bhein is a modern German folk song adopted during the Franco-Pru-ssia- n war of 1S70 71 as the national song The words are by Max Schneckenburger a manufacturer and the music by Carl Wilhelm The latter received an annual pension of 150 from the emperor Ladies Home ¬ Medf ord Oregon says in f WtSSaf JAi mi1 H My health also the babyswe owe to See Bad sprain is cured St Jacobs Oils Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound magic worked it Vvjp5lgjy Mrs JonN W Long Wyoming Iowa writes I had shooting pains all over my body was very More people would have bad habits if it wpak and nervous I could not straicrhten up I wished didnt cost too much Washington la Democrat 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 reJournal St Jacobs Oil cures Soreness lieved I took four bottles and was cured Now I have a big baby boy which St Jacobs Oil cures Stiffness NOTES OF AND FOR WHEELMEB I feel I owe to your Compound Many thanks for your kind advice A good many Avomen carry amiability too A Million Womsm Have Been Benefited by Mrs Pinkfcams Advice and Medicine During the present season the police far Atehiso Globe re- ¬ force of Cleveland has secured the Wheres it gone Ask St Jacobs Oil It Havraii and the Philippines turn of 120 out of 200 stolen wheels cured that bruise gone Send four cents in stamps for an il¬ A very secure fixture for loose handle lustrated A perfect type of the The most tiresome thing on earth is a prac- Milwaukee booklet issued by the Chicago I bar grips is to melt some alum and ap ¬ St Paul Railway the direct ply it to the ends in contact with the tical joke Atchison Globe route across the American Continent to the Z highest order of and weather predictions Puck Two of a Kind They say dreams go by Yes dreams contraries do they not table Compound too highly you in your noble work Mrs I cannot praise Lydia E Pinkhams Vege- ¬ May God bless J W PmrETT Zr i ¬ ¬ -- A i s- - tern of dwelling house It means the enjoyment of an independent front door and the novelty of a domestic staircase It is however due to the sense of reaction that the villa resi ¬ dents display their taste in every kind of variety Rococo maisonettes minia- t ure castles with tinv battlements Bavarian cottages Swiss chaletas and many other styles are affected by these against the railings liberated citizens Each little house the millers Avere enjoying themselves Id Cycle repairmen in small towns and have my eyes full of some small bug that de- has its- own little garden where arti ¬ suburbs of cities will do well to post fies every form of death except by drown ¬ ficial gnomes and kobolds renew the themselves on electrical jobbing elecing big beetles would be hitting my ears of a Teuton wood with a deafening noise the mosquito fleet romance tric bells and electric Aviring such as The colonies so far at least as the is required in private houses and assailed me at every angle the flies played the part of rough riders and some kind of bugs cheaper residences are concerned are in three colors that gave forth a sound like worked by limited building societies stores The Italian finance minister has is- ¬ that of a buzz saw zipping through a hardwhich are far from proving so disas ¬ sued a decree that the stamp on a cycle wood knot did a regular war dance They drove me out at the finish but my muscles trous an experiment in Germany as are harder and more flexible than they have they have occasionally turned out proving that the tax for it has been paid is good as passpoit for crossing been since I was a schoolboy I might have nmong ourselves A villa with three the frontier and returning without survived it another week but when a lot of bees tried to hive in my old straw hat rooms a hall kitchen etc and ve while I was wearing it I took a lumber wagon randa and garden can be acquired from pa3ing import duty Prince Ourossof the Russian ambas ¬ md caught the first train for home De- Berlin Homesteads company the -- Stroit Free Press Paris was stopped the other ftfT Limited for the initial outlay of sador infurious riding but when asked k75 and the payment of 24 yearly as day for A Tfew Yorlc Central Innovation George H Daniels of the New York Cen interest on the rest of the purchase for his card the officer on reading it Hudson River Railroad has made money The urban exodus from Ber ¬ repocketed his pencil and notebook tral an announcement which is of a rather startpromptly making profuse apologies ling nature but it is one which ought to lin is taking rapid strides nnd the ques ¬ please the patrons of that great system and tion of settling workingmens colo ¬ SPEAKING OF PEOPLE particularly those who travel on mileage nies in the suburbs isonly a matter of books Ihe circular reads as iollows time now that the resources of steam Princess Carlotte Iturbide daugh- ¬ Mileage books good for 500 miles and and electric accommodation are so ter of Prince Iturbide of Mexico pre- ¬ 1000 miles travel are now on sale at all stations on the New York Central divisions admirablv utilized London Post sides over a lemonade stand in one of and branches at the rate of 10 and 20 the plazas in the city of Mexico respectively FOUR TUNE CARPET A Russian paper sajs that the poems These tickets are good until used and are available for passage on the main line of the of Edgar Poe are translated into Rus ¬ Plirjis Ised in Japan Where the New York Central and all of its branches sian and are more appreciated in that and divisions including the Harlem PutWeaving Is Tlxuedl Ty countr than they are in the United Ogdensburg nam Rome Watertown Music Lyons Adirondack Geneva Carthage States and the Adirondack Utica to Montreal diCount Shigenobu Okuma Japans At Sakai about half a dozen miles visions new premier is described as a strong Mileage books will be issued in the name from Osaka and some other towns in of the head of a family or firm and will be Japan where carpets rugs and fabrics party man His son and heir spent available for the use of any member of such seven years in this county graduat ¬ family or for any traveler for a firm pro- of the same class are manufactured ing from Princeton in 187S vided the name of such member or traveler there are no large carpet factories The commission of John Hay to be is written in the book by the agent selling but hand looms may be seen in nearly in the place designated They will be every house The weaving is it set to secretary of state credits him to the honored for transportation by the conductThe children are taught to District of Columbia Thi is the first ors of all trains including limited trains but music onlv to the end of the run of each conductor sing a sort of nonsense verse to a cer- ¬ time that a citizen credited to the dis If the holder of such ticket desires to ride tain tune the superintendent or head trict has ever been appointed to a cabbeyond the run of a conductor or on a night inet position train or to a point on a branch line he worker leading and that air means a Rev Dr 1 1 Stafford of St Peters should present his mileage ticket to the certain pattern the deft fingers of the ticket agent who Tyill detach the proper little workers rhjthmically following church Baltimore has refused an offer mileage and issue a mileage exchange ticket At the right moment the of 40000 for 40 weeks work deliver on which baggage will be checked to any sta- the notes oman in charge of a loom hums a new ing lectures on the Passion Play tion on the New York Central or any of its branch lines thus avoiding the necessity of tune and the little ones instantly take while it was being exhibited by cine being disturbed after retiring or of rechecK it up and as quickly change the pat ¬ matograph ing baggage From the Pittsburgh Post tern to suit the music It is conse- ¬ August 21 1898 quently quite correct to speak of these THE MARKETS He Wanted Too Much productions as a one tune two Patient Well doctor do you think its tune or four tune carpet etc as ClVCI VNATT Oct appendicitis LIVESTOCK CattlecominoixS 3 00 375 the case may be 3 85 ax 4 35 Select butchers Eminent Surgeon I never think my 0 25 The children kneel at their work CALVES Fair to good liyht 5 75 friend I always know 3 GO 3 35 Yes I know you always know after the upon a plank at the end of the loom HOGS Common 3 75 Mixed packers 3 60 operation but cant you break over the rule and each of them slides backward and 3 50 ft 3 75 Litfht shippers Chicago aud work up a little doubt now 3 t5 3 75 forward along- it according to the FHEEJ Choice Evening News 5 00 5 40 LxMHS space occupied by their allotted por- F LOUR W inter family 2 35 2 CO 70 Dear Editor If you know of a solicitor tion of the pattern The actual work- ¬ Git A IX Wheat No2 red new Xo 3red j Ct your city or elsewhere espei ¬ - Feel better af ter vour outinc neighbor asked one Joy street man of another Stronger than a locomotive Havent a touch of rheumatism and can handle my- selt like an athlete In training while you were gone Yes lighting bugs all kinds of winged insects It was just biff bang all day and most of the night Exercise 1 not only struck and kicked and danced but went through every possible contortion of the human body A moth miller is a nice pret- ty innocent little thing but get 25 of them inside of your collar all at once and see how it goes But that was only an item While T t Ire means a j tubes ICew Trans Pacific possessions of the United luuuuclrelease from the flats sys 1 ji x T 1 - The road championships of Scotland are no more The farmers kicked the police interfered and Mr ScantZy Clad Hiterup has lost his occupation Tioad racing abroad as well as here lives precariously Bicycles have made their way into the British museum the authorities having established a cycle stable in the basement for as many as a hundred circles a day had been left unprotected States Pull of latest reliable information and valuable for reference Can be used as a text book in school Address Geo II Heafford Genl Pass Mid Ticket Agent Chicago 111 excellence 0 by saying that Mr Tomlinson bore the loss of his handsome property by fire very philosophically was insured In Plain Engrlish Johnny What does the paper mean pa Johnnys Pa Umph ¬ Stray Stories It means that he z ¬ ¬ 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 samel old story too There is first the cold then the cough then pneu- ¬ monia or consumption with the long sickness and life tremb- ¬ ling in the balance Purchaser I say see how those knickerbockers have gone to pieces Tailor Perhaps sir you sat down Misused ¬ IimI TRADE MARK z z z I sat down sold it to you as a walking suit sir only as a walking suit sir Judy I Of course Miss Sheaf just look at that wheat rising and falling in the breeze How beau- ¬ tiful it is Mr Citvman Ah but you ought to see it rising and falling in the corn exchange e--- The Place to See It ¬ - - ¬ leers loosens the grasp of your cough The congestion of the throat and lungs is removed all in- ¬ flammation is subdued the parts are put perfectly at rest and the cough drops away It has no diseased tissues on which to hang Tit Bits Breakfast S I Nodd I signed a blank check and gavedt to my wife yesterday Todd Do you think that was prudent Certainly I 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 for anchovies but when 1 order a staple article like pink tea that no society lady should be without I dont expect this green stuff even Chicago Sun if I am Irish ¬ i ABSOLUTELY PURE Delicious 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excellent case sir Client But a frrend of mine said he had an exactly similar case and jrou were the lawver on the other side and you beat him xes l rememoer tnat out l win see tnat Green no such game is worked this time Bag To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refundsmoney if it fails to cure 25c- - Couldnt Be Marked Twice Corn Xo 2 mixed ers are for the most part children of Oats Xo 2 years of age upward and from seven Rye Xo 2 from two to four live or even six work HAY Prime to choice at a single loom under the direction PltOViSlOXS Mess pork La steam of an adult generally a woman Some BUTTEK Choice dairy Prime f000 boys and over 13000 girls are thus APPLES to choicetocreamery Choice fancy employed The children work 12 hours POJA TO Ea per hbl CHICAGO a day and each earns about a penny FLOUR Vfmtcr in that time Three of them can if ex GRAIX Wheat patentred Xo 2 pert hands complete an ordinary rug Xo 3Chicaso spring CORX-Xsay six feet by three 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customers a goodly per cent on their purchases and we will at such wondrously low prices It will pay you to visit our 3stablishment this season pleased to have you as one in this country to say that you trade at the NEW LOUISVILLE STORE because you can buy cheaper here than any place that you have ever dealt If you can not com 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 nnd 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 Ladies Shoes in genuine calfskin extra quality 98c Ladies Shoes in genuine Kangaroo calf best made 1 25 Best line of Childrens School Shoes in the city Brown Cotton 1 yd wide will be offered at 4c vd Mens Boots high top double only 1 48 Shirting Cotton in sill colors and patterns at 5c yd Mens Boots genuine calf double sole only 2 48 it Apron and Divss Ginghams in the latest designs at 5c yd Mens Boots French Kip extra high top only 2 98 Canton Flannel unbleached as cheap as 4ic Childrens Suits any age from 4 to 15 yrs only 1 00 Canton Flannel unbleached a regular Hc quality at 7 Jc Youths Suits in Blue and Black Cheviot 15 to 19 vrs 2 50 only lc a p iper Pius Mens Suits and Overcoats are to be found here in immense quantities at the very lowest price W Clarks 0 N T thread 3 for 10c we ask you to call before buying elsewhere We svre 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 Fancv Calicoes ar- to be found here at 3ic yd Bleached Cotton 1 yd wide on sale at 4e yd - - - - m and - JB La Louis Cassa wares ag Mm tXoss3bLo DSBxilc3Li3as EgrW-p--Vl I avrot xsj TBLcyELiiMisSL Lftif KwfiJ- ajst m 3Ttotse2 AaRa0fc3rtJMaEKtiMAEXIEfiJCQaNaUMHm0W mmm m One Divided by Naught Advertisement ¬ ¬ J Tii3 Leading Specialists of America i there appeared in the London Times the following 250000 CURED If that mischievous financial pol- ¬ icy which had its origin in the North their proper order WE CURE EMISSIONS Now lets see how much you do American Republic during the late Nothinc can be moro demoralizing to How Civil War in that country should be- ¬ pres- know said one of the men young or iniddle aged men than the n iiiiiiiv uiiiH iiiv much is one divided by naught or come indurated down to a fixture vroduce weakness nervousness a feeling vJi rKcjmief orwl o tTtirtlrt twin nf CTrmntnniR nothing then that government will furnish its JJ uirvMt UlbUCb btuiii Tney unnc a man ior Dusmess inameu repeated money without cost It will have all One divided by nothing No matter life and social happiness Why thats the money that is necessary to carry the man at his right whether caused by evil habits m youth natural weakness or sexual excesses our by anything one If one isnt divided on its trade and commerce It will SSevr Method Treatment will positively it remains one you cure become prosperous beyond precedent I think the answer is nothing NO PAY NO CURE One divided by nothing in the history of civilized nations of said another the world The brain and wealth of Reader you need help iarly abuse or is nothing Sure thats right later excesses may have weakened you all countries will go to North America Exposure may have diseased you lou Youre the worst I ever heard are not safe till cured Our New Method THAT GOVERNMENT MUST BE said the man who had given the probwill cure you You run no risk nothing that DESTROYED OR IT WILL DEOne divided by lem CURED STROY EVERY MONARCHY ON means how many times is nothing conan infinite THIS GLOBE Young Man You are pale feeble tained in one It is contained and haggard nervous irritable and ex number of times and the correct anThe famous Hazzard circular to citable lou become torgetiul morose swer is infinity despondent blotches and pimples and capitalists in New York andtheBuell sunken eyes wrinkled face stooping Then he had to talk to them for five Bank circular to United States Bank-¬ form and downcast countenance reveal minutes in order to convince them the blight of your existence ers both emanating from Londonand Chicago Record the fabulous corruotion fund raised in WECURE VARICOCELE No matter how serious your case may England and Germany estimated at The Heliograph be or how long you may have had it our 1500000 were the agents that se- ¬ NEW METHOD TllEATMEJXT Will With all its superiority in distances cure it The wormy veins return to the heliograph is too uncertain for sole cured the closing of our mints against normal condition and hence the 20 YEARS IN OHIO Four men sitting together were con fiding to one another their general ig norauce of the mattercontained in text books One said he had studied algebra for three years but ho would find it impossible to solve the simplest problem by an algebraic process Another said he had been counted a good student in geology and yet he doubted if he could name the principal periods in ¬ GREENBACKS or Government Money At close of our Civil War in 1865 a iii--- i - VJL UUVA UVA w- IVh ¬ 50000 ¬ ¬ ¬ J Watch This flEFr -- r yre j Space their sexual organs receivo proper nourish ¬ ment The organs become vitalized all unnatural drains or losses cease and No temporary manly powers return benefit but a permanent cure assured NO reliance A passing cloud is sufficient ¬ silver TION NECESSARY CURE NO PAY TION FROM BUSINESS NO OPERA ¬ NO DETEN to interrupt the clearest signals per haps in the critical moment of a battle or a sun haze may render invisible the CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure SYPHILIS GLEET EMISSIONS IMPOTENCY SEMI ¬ STRICTURE VARICOCELE NAL LOSSES BLADDER AND KID- ¬ NEY diseases CONSULTATION CHARGES BOOKS FREE FREE MODERATE If unable to call write for a QUESTION BLANK for HOME TREATMENT Kennedys r Ml FOURTH CINCINNATI W ze2 ST -- BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM rays from the largest mirror so that at any time without a clear atmosphere the system isuseless It is not known that the heliographio system has ever been in use on shipboard and the sea service has nothing for daylight signaling that approaches its accomplishment in dry atmospheres For night service at sea the flashlight appears to be the best system of signal- ¬ ing in all weathers though on rare occasions the long beam of the electric searchlight thrown up on the sky has proved effective for communication when it was possible by no other means An instance of such use was reported a few years aco by two British ships which while on opposite sides of a high promontory nine miles in width opened communication with each other by means of dot and dash flashes on the sky from their searchlights Lippin ¬ ¬ The walk into my parlor policy of England during and since the Spanish War is the latest evidence of English Diplomacy in shaping the destiny of the United States Govern- ¬ ment Notwithstanding the famine price of wheat the Spanish War3 and fabu- ¬ lous expenditures of money by our government during the past year gold has increased in value eleven per cent and all other values decreased in the same proportion For a thorough understanding of the money question or silver issue the Cincinnati Enquirer has uniformly given evidence of its ability to teach explain and produce all facts and truth It is a paper that ought and can be read by all classes with pleasure and profit Next Issue sW ¬ cotts -- TOLEDO DETROIT All Points iu Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station -- Everything for Orchard Lawn and government we bombarded the Alexan Garden Fruit and Ornamental trees Shrubs Roses Vines Small Fruits drian forts fought the battle of Asparagus and all stock Rhubarb and reduced Egypt to the condi- grown in Nurseries Avoiding The Tunnel tion of a British satrapy He was the Prices reasonable as we employ no most conspicuous advocate of peace Agents Descriptive catalogue on ap- ¬ BOSTON with Russia when Lord Beaconsfield plication to Wagner Sleeping Cars was in office until Constantinople was H F mULENMEYER in danger Five years later he left Lexington Ky Phone 279 office after having brought us to the Bnffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping very verge of war with Russia for the Cars sake of Penjdeh One year Cars Private Compartment he clapped RAIIiliOAD TIME CARD Dining Cars Elegant Coaches and Mr Parnell into prison the next he proposed to make over to him the gov- ¬ NRR L BIG Be sure your tickets read via ernment of Ireland and then again he DMTD ARRIVAL OF TRAINS deposed him fromthe leadership Yet o Mccormick he was always consistent and anxious From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p Passenger Traffic Mgr for his consistency Circumstances alter m 1010 p m B BMARTIN cases and Mr Gladstone was not above From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m Tkt Agt Gen Pass 333 p m 627 p m being taught by events W T Stead From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m O in Review of Reviews Cincinnati ¬ Gladstones Doings and Undoings Mr Gladstone began as the defender of the Irish church he ended by de molishing it No one ever opposed more vehemently the extension of British influence in Egypt but it was under his ¬ ¬ Tel-el-Keb- Fmlteoi8Bl Stale BLUE GRASS NURSERIES FATiIh 1398 TWIN BROTHERS w ST LOUIS ir ¬ BOURBONS BIG3EST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 JYLAJUN ST tlS JkY ALVA CRAWFORD m i J new yore CARL CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BROS Dissolution Mi ce BDCKNER TOBACCO E3zsort Barkers 3in33rii3r Mua ani Fifth Sts JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Your work promptly answered reasonable solicited Prices BOUSE AND LOT AND Is i s LH p Landman M Ohio D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati I - Next morning the unsuspecting work 1016 p m Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris teacher in looking over the little pack To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent of exercises found Jims sum unafc If you are going to have a sale and DESIRE to sell my house and ot ¬ OCT 11TH 1898 tempted and the following letter inTUESDAY blacksmith shop at Jackson- wish to set a dinner at a reasonable with closed in the page ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal price call on to months For further returning every second Tuesday in each Sur I refusexrite let Jim do hi a Bum you give GEORGE RASSENEOSS CALDWELLS has it looks to me to bo a give him lost Bl ance in twelve particulars address or call on snonth 8 hour sistum enny sum not more than 20sept2m BEN J F SHARON Paris Ky Every leading physician slur at he is welcum to do but not more - - Reeebence 8 hours Jacksonville Ky CONSTIPATSONil 13oct tf tofParisKentucky Abraai Blaxk Senr Yours traely From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m True to Principles A New South Wales country school DEPARTURE OF TRAINS teacher recently gave a boy a question in compound proportion for home work To CincinnatiIt 515 a m 751 a m 340 p which happened to include the circum- ¬ To Lexington m 747 a m 1105 a m stance of men working ten hours a 545 p m 1014 p m day in order to complete a certain To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 328 pm The undersigned composing the firm WAREHOUSE CO Reed Laundry have this of Haggard day June 13 1898 by mutual consent dissolyed partnership 0 E Reed as- ¬ 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 contracted bv above firm Independent Warehouse Signed this 13th day of Juue 1898 C E REED W L DAVIS Agent IJ H HAGGARD 5sp 4wks 1 ljan99 Paris Ky Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls ie SDR CALDWELLS INDIGESTION PEPS1IM DR R GOLDSTEIN 11 Of 544 Eourtli Avenue IiOuisville g BLACK ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Sale Dinners Ky I ¬ Will be at the Windsor Hotel Ky on Paris Saturday Oct 22 1898 returning once every month Dusted SDR PEPSlN Eyes amiued and glasses scientifically 27sep tf ex- ad- - Ir - Vd i g pfJ3s - if -- w i13xar i JSZJ LiiLvi jSfcatyyaSd

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