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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 25, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): October 25, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898102501_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 25, 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. E JHB E Tb CjE - H ft anw CHAMP B vL B K N FRIDAY N EWS Established MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY 3jlf feb i issi NO 8 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY MILLERSBURG TUSJlT ed their oari ffiishop OCTOBER 25 1898 Barber Shop Moved THE fc ATTRACTIONS AT BROWERS ARE THE LOW PRICES Nw Noten P To Its Always Safe Buy at Browers Because for More than twelve mouths this store has made it a rule to To guirmtee every piece oi make the lowest prices in the city goods that lenves the store and to show tht- - largest most complete and cheapest line of goods in the South FLOOR COVERINGS Smiths Axminsters standard Tajestry Carpets 90c c Uo Rum W Ernst Butler is htill qnite ill Kick Woods saddle tin are Anna broke a leg and was shot last week Mr Emmanuel Mann who is quite ill is not expected to survive many days Jonas Weil bought last week of Josh Barton 32 head of L400 lb cattle at 4 50 Mr Kirbv Denton of Ruddles Mills was here Sunday to visit his little daugnter Mrs T H Roberts of Lexington was the guest of Mrs Jno Smart unking it decided- Gathered In And About The ly the raostj Sttractive shop in Paris Crawfori Bros have lately improv- - Ingrain Carpets all wool Fiiday FURNITURE SPECIALS China Cabinets solid oak 25 Chiffoniers all woods 2 ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS This Week Only 3 Pieee Parlor Suit 15 el K r T I w ft F RRftWF W Cfl 1LM IAVT w Carpets Furniture Wall Pape near town Paynes Mrs VVJc0 Depot G S Allen went to sister yesterday to visit her 4c o 25O0 Mrs Payne MissWarford of Hamilton C liege was at home Saturday and Sunday to see her parents Messrs Will N Clarke and J as WooluuiB visited the poldier boys at Lexington Sunday Mrs A G Wilson and daughters Misses Mary and Bertie were guests of F A Herbert and wife Smitlay Mr Frank Richart of ML Sterliner has been the guest of Mr aud Mrs Sanford Allen for several days Mr Tom Onorne of Tuckahop Mason county was the rnet of Mr las W Conway and uther relatives last week -- Miss Agues Garren of Mas in is the guest of Mr Ed Slatterly and wife Buck and Bill have moyed their bar-¬ They offer jonipt expert and polite ber shop across the street and now have service and Ksir shop is as co l as any the handsomest baiber shop and baih in the city Hot or cold haths at nny rooms ever in Paris All work done with neatness and dispatch With hour if tnanks for past favors Buck and Bill solicit a liberal share of the pulic IkWflfS Anderson patronage tf Of Peck P QJPjike Co O Recommend wrigm sueiery uapsuies A Popular Hotel To the Wrlgbmiertlcal Co Gplumbus Ohio Gents I hayeipiirchasea a box of Wrightt Always popular the Palace Hotel Celery Capsuleslrom tJaniesT Blaser drug gist WaverlyaOand used them for Stomach Sixth and Vine street was easily the I was unable to Trouble aud Constipation do anything fontnearly two years I ased most popular hotel in Cincinnati during three boxes ofJypnr Celery Capsules ana they the Or A R encampment Excellent have cured irieSBFor the benefit of others so afllicted I wismjo4send tins letter cuisine prompt service and polite em- ¬ Jcytruly yours ployes and splendid management has W S Andersok PKi Hold by alldrggistsat50c and SI per box Send addressiojftpostal to the Wright Med made it the best 2 and 250 per day Co ColumbjSjP for trial size free hotel in Anitrica Kentuckians always find friends stopping at this hostelry ¬ BRONCHITIS Bronchitis is very prevalent It gen ¬ erally begins with a common cold at¬ tended with cough hoarseness sore- ¬ ness of the lungs tightness of the chest and difficulty in breathing If not cured it becomes dangerous thousands die from bronchitis annual ¬ ly Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup is the best remedy for this disease it relieves the cough at once eases ex-¬ pectoration and cures in a few days DrBulls Cough Syrup Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists The veSfctest companies com- ¬ pose my Agency which insures Plan Your Summer Outing Now Go to asramst nW wind and btorm Picturesque Mackinac via The Coast Line Non nnio It only costs 1350 from Detroit WMOitHINTON Agent 27sep4s Will promptly cure Bronchitis L a NELSON 1550 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland tor the round trip including meals and Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian berths Cue thousand miles of lake ride Church good Memory on new modern sti el steamers for the Dr Bucks old office often saves money and also good health If above rates Send 2o for illustrated you are troubledtw1th constipation indiges ¬ pamphlet Office on first floor Address tion or any formtof sionvtoh trouble remem- ¬ A A Sghantz G P A ber to take home a bottle of Or Caldwells Syrup Pepslnfgjjd health will ue restored to Detroit Mich Office Honrq 8 to 12 a 111 I to 5 p m you 50c lo dose- - 10c Trial sTzeoic large size and SI UP of AaKC Br oks druggist Paris y ljan xin 5 o- - ON OUR FALL AND WINTER reuted a boarding house on Seventh Street Cincinnati and wi 1 shortly uioye thete Always ask for Paris Milling Cos Purify flour All grocers TEETH EXTRACTED Yesterdays TuniDeraturc WITHOUT PAIS keep it Insis on having Purty mm The follong is the temperature as every time Co NO GAS NO COCAINE Mr Dave Conway aud wife have noted yesterday by A J Winters of this 7 tS Ik a 9 10 OVE RCOA TS FOJEt Dr N H McKimmey of Louisville is contemplating opening a dental office here He is the guest of Mr Will Grimes near town 11 am am a in mSk a lUtlff M -- cityjuf JKk 4o 49 50 MX 56i S75 60 68 65 58 2 3 p p mJBJfc THIS WEEK left yesterday County where he will for Gratz Shelby hold a meetiug Rev Dorau will fill his pulpit here Sunday Rev W S Grinstead 4p m 5 7 mlgg p pm ui5 KW 53i Our 35 Overcoats for 30 Our 30 Overcoats for 25 Judge W M Purnell and Mrs June Musty heat We will pay full Payne of Paris were guests of T M nw Pnrnsll and iainilv Sunday Miss Mary value foijgiiiuBty damp and off gradt s Purnell accompanied them home of AVheatSK R B Hutchcraft A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and Having recently been several times absolutely free from any after effects Catephoiic treatment for painless asked if I was still conducting my den- filling tal parlors I desire to inform the public that I am still at their serice and can 8 00 Set of teeth Upper and lower 1500 be found at my office opposite the CourtSijver fillings 50 cts up house My interest in a bowling alley Gold fillings 100 up does not coiflict with m practice See Gold crowns 500 my card in another column 50 cts Painless extraction lOnctlt J R Ad ir D D S -- Dr Adairs Dental Parlors ¬ ¬ c J UUlU B HOI D 0 5 i PARIS FURHI3HISG k TAILORIHG H S STOUT Manager J D McGAXJf 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 si Sold by James Kennedy Druggist S5ULLUJJ Late reports from Paul Letton who went to England withjive stock andhas eA A3vilircendiarv JEirel 7SfcfVRfU i arnTVffdtTnfi fK InPt W LiKfralftitirercoullagrTitibns strikes be up a business man when he can least afford to carry Hutsell it The only safe way McClelland Bros CO shipped a car of extraand Jas horses to sufficient insurance t uiMkwisyon safe in good Thursday Jas T any event I write pr licies for the best Columbus Miss McClelland and Jas Hutsell went with insurance companies sound and as the stock cheap as aDy aent T Porter Smith S B Kirtley for the Bush Girts lloct tf Beese for Paris Ky Piano Co sold to Fisher College a piano especially the Female for concert use one to Capt Gillespie 1 of Cane Ridge These pianos are indorsed by B C Hgeman of Hamilton Tj N Special HateCollege by Prof Thomson of North Middletown Classical and Business Col lege also by Miss Sophia Lail and Miss Round trip to Kooxville Tenn Ot t Lena Watters teachers of Harrison 18 and 15 one fare on aciomt of fr e Co Piano on exhibition at Conway House Millersburg and Windsor Hotel street fair and trade carnival ¬ at Paris One fare rouu np to St Louis Oct It 2 3 and 4 pcconnt of Grand Lodge of 9 Fellows Haying been solicited by a number of OJd persons to open a cooking school in Paris this Fall I have decided to do so early Use Parib Milling Co s Purity in October if a sufficient number of pupils can be secured All persons de flour for sals by all grocers siriug to take one or more lessons will Ask for it Take no other please giye me their names within the next few days I wish to state that I have made arrangements with Mr Notigk Mrs Lsura H Taylor is Sciger of Louisille to furnish on short takiuji tnlscriptions f r tlie Ladies notice individual ices fancy cases and Uomt Join nuL in l would bd glad to ornaments for seiving same Terms take oui oider tf Ten lessons 4 single lesson 50c ¬ - K HBnttgHHMiM fflfl8ABTUt7P 9 flufn uBMflffiflftfl tt EAST BOUND ill BJ - 321 Main St Paris Ky 5 Honrs- at TIMEBlfeElite 1 opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 9 Ijj tsieuiiuiifc t pm r- - j -- - -- Al 880am 6Kpm Lv Louisville Ar Lexington uioaniiupra Iv Lnxiiiirtnu lliiam 850pm S30am nrnflpm Lv Winchester Ar Mt Sterhngl22pm Uo0prii J50am 7Utipm 55 am S40prn Ar Washington Ar PlnladelphialOHam ArNew York 1240nu Oipm U8 m WEST BOUND Ar Winchester 730am JrOpirnfisSara 2pm 800am 520pm 73oain o45pni Ar Lexington 911am U30pm Ar Frankfort ArShelbyville 1001am 72upm 1100am 8lipm Ar Louisville t t run daily exTrains marked thus cept Snnda oth r trnns run daily Through Sleppeiv hptween Louisville New York without Lexintrton and change FOR PLEASURE For rates SWpiutr Ca reservations or any information call en ¬ PHOTOGRAPHY or George W Barney Div Pass Agent Lexington Agent L F B NRR Paris Ky Carr ADLAKE CAMERA 3X2 and 3 0 It is the easiest camera Makes the best photographs Never out ot order Takts 4x5 plates that all dealers keep no matter what make get em anywhere The after expense is least The Pleasure is most Terms 5 and 5i per cent on real Sent express paid anywhere in the estate mortgage United States MOORE ROGERS A careful book on it sent if you ask Money To Lean 16sep 6mo Paris Ky Mrs W Irt A Johnson ADAMS WESTLAKE CO Street Chicago 110 Ontario JbmjXliJ Important Change on The Frankfort Cincinnati Two Neiv Trains m and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m No 8 leaves at 430 p in and arrives at Frankfort at 810 p m No 1 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m No 2 train will leave at 30 a mmmwmmmm MwBSTWmr V r4 BG9P311IBIL I i muff arrives at 840 No 5 leaves Frankfort at 1 15 p m and arrives at 4 p m No 8 leaving at 430 will connect C fast limited at Georgewith the Q xSmvkL Ring in the new 2 out the old town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p Ring out the false Ring in the true iMlljKilMilllMvi m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ vW We bring to you the new and true from the lililiwSir 5ltffillfi ment for persons going to Cincinnati or jSRHfiSf ptoey forests of Norway fEJ illfflBv 3 points north east and west of that city No 1 will connect with the Q C fast train south and No 5 connects at Georgetown with the Oj C local pasPine-Tar-Hon- ey senger from the south ¬ f wSBSw 300 Ladies you will want our Tnree Dollac line of Boots for Fall They are made BUTTON or JLACE WELT or TURK MEDIUM EOUXD TOES Witli KID or PATENT XiP mammlw nHRifWr DR BELLS ¬ THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE The Havana Limited V r i1 TERSTEGGE GOHKANN gilv Louisville The first American railway to announce Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces train service for tne especial benefit of travel to the West Indies has been heard from of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Crescent Route is bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi The Queen known as tne Floridaannouncing Hasball The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila a fast rain Havana rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the tions Also draw out grate removaDie anu renewauie wioiiuuu Limited toIt will go into service from CinTampa Jacksonville Miami cinnati cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction Mobile and New Orleans This exponent of all the genuine American idea of getting into in membranes are healed and soothed so that there best materials skilled workmanship modern and he field early will be a complete vestibuled Is no inclination to cough its appointments A handsome piece 01 Kiicnen inrmiure notn service with diners headlights cars wide observation For vestibules electric and all toe SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience paraphernalia of the modern railroad train dealers is chiefly to be marked as being first In It Bottlts Only 25c 60c and 100 Size sale by all prominent the field for the new territory which is just coming under the protection of the greatest BE SURE YOU GET A U an VCl DC l r onil novornavl flag on earth Train will make fast time to CO ports named and will connect with fine any remedy equal to lr feeUs quick relief Dr steamer service to various Ports m Cuba In grip a8 It givescougbs and permanentmakes well aa and colds It Porto Rico and Jamaica It marks a new weak lnnKS strong Mrs M A Metcalfe 1 era in railroading in this country ¬ up-to-dat- Natures most natural remedy Improved by science to a Pleasantt Permanent Positive e Style and fit are per fect and the price 3 00 Clays Shoe Store Cor 4th ¬ Main Paris Ky iy Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Bells Pine-Tar-Kon- oy f a u THE luURJtJUN NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 25 1898 MANILA fl QUIET GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE A CURTAILMBIT Shut Down for Four Weeks THE EMPEROR AND SULTAN Cen Otis Cables to the War Depart ¬ ment the Situation in Luzon Fartwell Banquet Given to the Former The Fashoda Incident Not Cloied and Bai The Empress of Germany Visits Be Prepar ¬ Countries Seem to The Cotton Manufacturers Agree tc the Sultans Harem ing for a Conflict i t 0 I ft i r r f Adjt Gen Simpkins who has just re ¬ higher officials although these conturned to Washington brought with tinue to maintain a conciliatory tone him from Manila all of the corre- and declare that France is prepared to spondence which has passed between carry amiability to the utmost limits Er Adm Dewey and Maj Gen Mer consistent with her rights and dignity ¬ ¬ Promising nothing but enforcing the law Complications seri- ¬ ously affect inter island commerce and diminish reveuue Affairs are progressing favorably though sick report is increasing ow ¬ ing mostly to carelessness of enlisted men Health of officers good Condi ¬ tion of cities and facilities for quar ¬ tering troops improving Fever de creasing Intestinal troubles about Many slight ailments the same smallpox apparently arrested Dur ing the month 28 deaths 8 smallpox S typhoid fever 5 malarial and intestinal complaints 3 accidental Gen Otis cabled considerable more than the above but the department does not deem it advisable to make the other portions of the dispatch public because of its bearing upon the peace negotiations It contains suggestions by Gen Otis regarding- the disposition of the Philippines and also informa tion about the insurgents Washington Oct 21 Maj Gen Otis has cabled to the war department a review of the situation in the Philippines showing that Aguinaldos influence is on the wane Gen Otis stated that Aguinaldos forces are be ing rapidly depleted Many of the deserters are joining the Spanish party apparently because of the belief in the possibility that the islands may be returned to Spain The situation is peaceful and there is little danger of trouble between the natives and Americans and Gen Otis expressed confidence in his ability to fully cope with any developments Secretary Alger sent a copy of the dispatch to the state department and it is expected that it will be cabled to the American commissioners in Paris councils ¬ ¬ ¬ - Marchand has been heard from His report upon They Believe the Islands TVill Be Returned which much depends reached Cairo to Spain There is Xiittle Danger of Thursday and has been forwarded to Trouble Between the Natives and Paris by telegraph in cipher and the Americans Situation Peaceful work of deciphering began Friday morning It is asserted that the re¬ ¬ Washington Oct 21 The war de- port makes no mention of the visit oi partment Thursday posted the follow ¬ Gen Kitchener to Fashoda ing bulletin It gives it is said only an account Under date of yesterday Gen Otis of the march of the expedition witb cabled the war department the situa ¬ mention of the places occupied and an tion in Luzon somewhat improved encounter with Dervishes Influence of Philppinos of education It is believed in some quarters that and property not desiring1 independ ¬ Capt Maratier is the bearer of a re ¬ ent government but hostile Spain port which the French are not will- ¬ gaining- ascendancy in revolutionary ing to trust upon British telegraph Paris Oct 22 Maj Constantinople Oct 24 At the ¬ em-p-- ss Its Possible That a Further Curtallineml Will Be Ordered Later On Thislis an Outcome of a Iaong Period of CDull-ness in the Dry Goods Traded r jority of the Fall River cotton manu Fall River Mass Oct 21 Ama ¬ - ¬ iines Not a man was lost by Marchand in his march resigning Preparations for war by France and England continue to agitate press and public It was thought some days ago that the Fashoda incident was practically settled and a semi official announcement to that effect was promul-g-ate- d But a snag- seems to have loomed up somewhere and talk of war and preparation for such an event occupy public attention The French press is in no manner Their under harsh in its comment lying tone indicates a belief that the negotiations will reach an amicable ¬ ¬ - The Radical says it is informed that Premier Brisson has no intention of ¬ ¬ conclusion 22 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ remarkable change Paris Oct has come over French opinion on the market The curtailment will commencenext Fashoda question during the last 4S hours The attitude of the public is week more inflamed and more defiant This is partly due to the tone of the British REGARDED AS A HUGE JOKE press but more to the threatening The Alleged Marriage of Li Hung Chang speech of the British chancellor of the and the Empress Dowager of China exchequer Sir Michael Hicks Beach on September 22 Disbelieved which the Autorite calls A provoca- ¬ V tion that is almost a threat of war 21 Vancouver B C Oct Regard The municipal council of Paris is ing1 the rumored marriage of Li Huug accused on all sides of exhorting the Chang and the empress dowager the government to avert war In govern ¬ China Mail which arrived on the ment circles the disposition seems to steamer Empress of Japan says be to resist the British demands Li Hung- Chang and the empress is reported that the policy of dowager are reported to have been It France as definitely stated to Great married at Sinfa temple on the morni- ¬ Britain includes the retention of Fa- ¬ ng1 of September 22 They at once shoda Rumors that the foreign minis- ¬ ter Count Muravieff has assured M Del Cassee the French foreign minis- ¬ ter of Russias support in the contro- ¬ versy tend to stiffen the backs of the A J - facturers Thursday ratified the pooling agreement and the policyof curtailing- production proposed recently An attempt was made early in the year but it failed The goods which are to be placed in the hands of these trustees are Twenty four inch G4 by 64s 24 inch 64 by 60s 27 inch 56 byGs 27 inch by 60s comprising the bulk of the print goods made here The mills that do not desire to curtail agree to pay in half a cent per spindle for every week that they run in excess of the time set for sucn curThe agreement calls for tailment four weeks curtailment of production in the next three months The goods to be pooled include those now made and those to be made in the next five months ij is possible that a further curtail ¬ It ment may be ordered later but the exact dates of the shut down of the mills are not stipulated The agree ment will not go into effect until certain details now being considered are perfected The sales are to be made through the regular channels The new arrangement is the outcome of a long period of dullness in thejfoods ¬ ¬ grand farewell banquet here the Sul tan sat between the emperor and of Germany At about 10 oclock Sat Then their imperial German majesties with ¬ In Hawaii said the man who was oc drew to the Morassin Kiosk and the supying the greater part of two seats the emperor afterward returned the fare- women have hogs for pets United States said well visits of diplomatic whoIn the hanging otf to a strap the woman the was apparently corps In the meantime the speaking to the woman next to her the women often marry hogs sultan and his son Prince Immediately thereafter three men got up conducted the and made believe that they really preferred empress the wife of the German am- lo stand Chicago Post bassador and the maids of honor to the When a Man Looks Sad harern where they conversed with the If you should meet a man wearing a long Valideh bultana the princess and pain wrinkled thoughtful face nowadays do other ladies Ertin Pashas daughter not jump at the conclusion that there has been a death in his family He may have acting as interpreter staked a Klondiker a few months ago Den Emperor William presented a gold ver Post snuffbox to the Turkish minister of To Cure n Cold in One Day foreign affairs Tewfik Pasha Take Laxative Broxno Quinine Tablets All ¬ Mehem-med-Selim-Effen- Some farmers are holding their wheat be-¬ cause they think the price will go to 2 a bushel The price however may go down instead of up and thus great losses will fol- ¬ low delay in selling In all matters delays Sore on His Limb Had Troubled Him for Years are dangerous particularly so in sickness At the hrst sign of biliousness dyspepsia in- ¬ had a bad case of scrofula and there I digestion or constipation cure yourself with was a sore on one of my limbs which trou- ¬ Hostetters Stomach Bitters Dont wait for bled me for three or four years I saw your condition to improve itself for it is apt Hoods Sarsaparilla so highly recommended to get worse still for scrofula that I began taking it and it has completely cured me I am sound and Down She Wheat 2 Bushel Scrofula Cured 4k well Clakence L Delaney Waller 111 Hoods Sarsaparilla Is Americas Greatest Medicine 1 six for 25c So di Hoods Pills cure sick headache ¬ TAPE WORMS A ¬ m m least came on the scene after my taking tivo CASCARETS This I am sure has caused my bad health for the past three years I am still taking Cascarets the only cathartic worthy of notice by sensible people Geo W Bowles Baird Mass CANDY CATHARTIC tape worm eighteen feet long at-- Constantinople Oct 24 Emperor druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c ¬ to the sultans capital Stricken with Sciatica St Jacobs Oil will The departure of their German strike it out and cure majesties was marked with great cere- ¬ So many people become silly trying in to mony The sultan took a most cordial be funny Atchison Globe Leave of his imperial guests on the Why suffer so with Neuralgia St Jacobs steps oi the palace Oil will drive it all away AMERICAN ARMY IN MANILA In a Private Letter an Officer Gives Some Features of Their Condition About Six Hundred in the Hospitals William has designed a marble fount Enough for Pa the ain which he proposes to erect in Con- ¬ dogs of war a Row your what are fine Well mothers stantinople as a gift to commemorate poodle and that mongrel pup next door his visit and that of Empress Victoria Detroit Free Press ¬ TRADE MARK REOISTERCO Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Do 10c 25c 60c 313 m Sterling Remedy Company Chicago Montreal New York CURE CONSTIPATION ¬ ¬ HflTftRAP I UDAU Sold and guaranteed by all Kists to CURE Tobacco Habit Washington Oct 24 A private letter has been received from an officer in Manila by another officer in the war department giving some features of the condition of the army in Manila ¬ Sr THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS SHOOT Winchester ioapqt HOT GUN 5HELL Used byAllthe bampionShqis It was written some time ago when there were 17000 troops in Manila At that time there were about GOO sick in hospital The climate makes ex ¬ ertion very difficult and everything slow The troops are scattered about the city in companies and hold all the streets to keep out the insurgents This is a beautiful country he said and never should be retu rned fitt - for 152 page Illustrated SO WlNCtiSTllAvE Sehd Name on a Postal quid Qtalogue fttwtiAVtti CofiN Winchester Repeating Arms ritt and Aguinaldo if I This correspondence shows conciu sively that the American officers en¬ tered into no alliance implied or di- ¬ rect with Aguinaldo and that the hands of this government are tied in no way as a result of the co operation of the insurgents Some of the more important passages of the correspond- ¬ ence have been cabled to Paris and complete copies were forwarded to the commissioners by mail Thursday Aguinaldo has ordered the release of Spanish civilian prisoners taken at Iloilo Steamers under the American flag are forbidden to load by the na ¬ tive authorities unless they pay a tax of five per cent ad valorem on the cargo and 20 per cent on their freight to the local governor A large stock of tobacco was seized at Cagayan from the Campania Generale and from insurance factories Aguinaldo refused to return the prize as he requires funds He is preparing for the possible return of the islands to Spanish rule and will entertain no proposals from Spain Every native is sworn in to join his ranks in such an event Of the Southern islands jMindanao would combine against Spain WITHOUT RESULTS AS YET After Seven Joint Sessions of the Peace Commission Covering a Period of Two Weeks Nothing Done Washington Oct 21 advices from Maj Gen Otis commanding- the American forces at Manila were received at the war department Thursday night Adjt Gen Corbin declined to make public the nature of their contents but he did say they made no reference to the battle said to have occurred between the ships of Adm Detveys squadron and those of The joint session Friday lasted from 2 p m to 430 p m During this tim the commissioners discussed the second series of written arguments put forward by the Span- ¬ iards for the purpose of prevailing upon the American commissioners to assume the Cuban debt No definite conclusion was reached and the com- ¬ missioners adjourned until Monday when the Cuban question will again be discussed It is probable that this feature of the negotiations will be dis- ¬ posed of next week Thus far there have been seven joint sessions four of which have been de- ¬ voted to the discussion of the first article of the protocol In this man ¬ ner two weeks have passed and no re- ¬ sult has been reached The American commissioners have listened to all the arguments of the Spaniards but they have not changed the position which they first assumed in refusing to talk over the Cuban debt Additional Oct 22 Paris TUEN-TSON-H- SL Dowager Empress and Autocratic Ruler of China lant proceeded to Tien Tsin destroying- the railroad track behind them as they traveled to prevent pursuit The em- ¬ peror was furious The happy pair yill it is surmised spend the honey- ¬ moon at Port Arthur Paviloff is jubi- ¬ - The very wording- of the supposed dispatch proves that it is a joke and a poor one at that - town and shot three whites stationed LOUISVILLE there as guards They were Albert Top Snap Floyd Robert Inman and William Bul Complete Double lard Bullard is seriously wounded Breech VU Q99 the others slightly A hundred whites Loader with bloodhounds are now in pursuit and four of the Negroes have been caught They are confined in a box car There is great excitement at all points in the state in telegraphic com ¬ The munication with Lumberton whites are telegraphing the principal towns in the state for Winchester rides to be sent there immediately to Spain brutal old medieval coun ¬ try who has butchered these ditcile people wholesale for ages Since the rain ceased warm weaLhcr has been very oppressive and sickuess by the California Fig Syrup Co has increased Typhoid dysentery and only a knowledge of that fact will malaria have prevailed but notmoie assist one in avoiding- the worthless so than one should expect in the imitations manufactured by other par- ¬ Cali ¬ tropics The letter says that Gen Otis ties The high standing- of the medi- ¬ Fig Sykup Co with the works too hard and looks into every fornia cal profession and the satisfaction detail of the army under his command which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes TROUBLE IN NORTH CAROLINA the name of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of its remedy It is far in advance of all other laxatives A Squad of Negroes Shoot Three White as it acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without irritating- or 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Crisis Near Mine on Fire Virden 111 Oct is raging in the shaft of the Chicago Virden Coal Co Virden 22 A serious fire at 4 early Friday morning and is burning fiercely The guards and the few Ne gro miners in the stockade are fighting the fire desperately but are not sufficient in number to cope with it sucthe insui gents cessfully The origin of the fire is un AnaichV in Southern Philippines known but it is supposed to have been Manila Oct 21 Well authenticated accidental No casualties have so far reports have reached here of a terrible been reported state of anarchy in the southern Phil ippines Gen Wheelers Orders The Spaniards there are cooped up in the principal towns The Huntsville Ala Oct 22 Gen Americans continue capturing the Wheeler has iasued an order directing rebel vessels as they arrive at Ca Brig Gen It H Hall to organize the vite Two have been captured this first divisiow of the 4th army corps and week await the arrival of Maj Gen A R Chaffee The senior officer of the 2d Child Cremated in a Burning House 6th and 10th cavalry has been directed O Ibonton Oct 21 The child of James Guthrie of Haverill was burned to organize and command a new cavto death Thursday The mother was alry brigade of those regiments until out gathering wood when the fire a permanent officer can be assigned started The house and contents are Maj W N McCammon the new adju tant general has arrived a total loss ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It was discovered Walker Minn Oct 21 Eleven of the 20 Indians wanted by the author ities started for Duluth Thursday night under a guard of soldiers and accompanied by Indian Commissioner Jones and Marshal OConnor Euo- and his son refuse to surrender but the Indians say that they think they can bring them in Marshal OConner is firmly convinced that Bug will never be captured He said Thursday night I am thoroughly convinced that both he and his son were killed in the bat- ¬ tle and I am sure that this is also the reason that others have not come in ¬ - ¬ Ohio Masons young man otherwise known as Wil- ¬ liam L Trissell and Edna Davis of Larue were married here after a four days acquaintance Seven months ago while in Dallas Tex Trissell saw 1135 a picture of Miss Davis and fell in love at once He corresponded with her Condition of the Treasury Killed His Wife Then Himself Washington Oct 21 Thursdays and last Sunday landed in Larue Her Npw York Oct 24 In Jersey City A 500000 Fire in Dallas Tex statement of the condition of the parents objected to him and locked Dallas Tex Oct 21 The exten Sunday Henry Jones colored shot his treasury shows Available cash bal- ¬ the girl up but she kicked the door ance 303243285 gold reserve 240 down and with her lover drove to this sive plant oi the Texas Drup- Cof of wife to death and then sent a bullet this city burned Thursday Losses into his brain at their home on Van city Trissell hails from Dixon 111 770898 ti mated at 5500 00a Home street ¬ ¬ Oct 21 The eighty ninth annual communication of the grand lodge F and A M of Ohio is in session here The grand secretary submitted a summary of the member ¬ ship 42848 This makes a net gain of O Columbus Married After Four Days Acquaintance Marion O Oct 23 Prof Goldin a vices just received was the occasion jubilee began Sunday It fittingly for a general holiday Ten thousand opened with special services of prayer people witnessed the executions and and thanksgiving- in all the churches later children played with the disfig- ¬ of the city irrespective of creed and ured heads Afterward the heads were doctrine Sermons were preached on placed on poles around which the the inevitable horrors of war and the children danced Foreign consuls have consequent blessings of victorious requested that beheading- be discon ¬ peace and there were services of song tinued and worship on these themes Dishonorably Discharged From the Army Tuc and Uarces Sunk One Ulan Drowned Lexington Ky Oct 21 Private Kingston Ont Oct 24 The Mon- ¬ John Phelps of the 2d Missouri was treal Transportation Cos tug James dishonorably discharged from the vol- A Walker and two barges the Hector unteer army for a repetition of insub and Kildonan from Charlotte N Y ordination He was placed in front of for Kingston with coal sank during a his company and his degradation took gale on Lake Ontario One man named place before a crowd He is a son of Laduke wasdrowned Loss 100000 ex Gov Phelps of Springfield Mo - Ghastly Playthings Vancouver B C Oct 21 The re ¬ cent beheading of sixKwangski rebels at Wu Chow China according- to ad- ¬ - A special from says Serious trouble is brewing- among the Comanche Kiowa For 30 years and Apache Indians since the Medicine lodge treaty tre government has fed these Indians but the treaty expired July 1 They have commenced killing- cattle belonging- to Texas cattle men and a crisis is near These Indians have r o crops few cattle and have had no money lot months Men who knew predict great starvation among- them this winter and serious trouble There are 1500 Comanches 180C Kiowas and 600 Apaches 24 St Louis Oct - Perry Ok - - - u No use for a duster there fs no dust on It sells too fast I Peace Jubilee at Philadelphia Philadelphia Oct 24 The peace RaitlsAx PLUG Every dealer who has handled Battle Ax knows this to be a fact There is no old stock of Battle Ax any¬ where nothing but fresh goods as Battle Ax sells five times more than any other brand in the world All who chew it never change ssaaaaMBBBBBaBaaaaaMamMBBaBaaaaaaaaaaBaBBaMBaBaaMBMBiiBaaaBBaMBaMBaBBSisis Pemember the name IS F J ¬ - when you buy again 4 -- w ij TW JIlK JBj sJU ra v i o THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 25 1898 2 4 Science on the Run Doctor Troubled with insomnia eh Eat something before going to bed Patient Why doctor you once told sue never to eat an3thing before going to bed Doctor with dignity That madam was way back in 1S95 Science has made great strides since then N Y Weekly At Last what care I that summers flown That round the house the winters moan Sounds loud and chill that sleet is blown With evry wintry blastl Here by the blaze I sit in glee Wrapt In a state of ecstasy And know that in the cellar the Lawn mowers still at last- N Y Truth O - AWFOLLY SAUCYI days this year Miss Leftonshelf Oh Ive decided to go to the Isle of Man And where is it to be for the holi ¬ Really A case of Mahomet going to the mountain eh Ally Sloper Her teeth are rows of pearls theyre white This maiden so despotic Her cheeks are red as roses bright So being patriotic She feels she needs the azure hue And I her lover smitten Supply the shade shes made me bluo By giving me the mitten Town Topics Loves Tricolor Pupil What in your opinion professor is the most difficult math cmaticl problem He Was a Married Man ¬ Poor Professor grimly make both ends meet my dear sir Tit Bits Trying to H A His Nemesis Cholly Ah er Ive paid my suit to your daughter for a long time sir and Gotrpx fWell Tve looked up your jmsplife and think youd better pay it to your tailor first N Y Journal small voice Papa Its the voice in which your mother makes suggestions to the cook When our furnaces smoke they quite sad ¬ ly provoke Our good Christian spirit and yet Though theyre terribly low In the base ¬ ment you know They wont smoke a cigarette L A W Bulletin Papas Idea of It Little Harry Papa what is the still Chicago Daily News Not So Bad P v tor Dr Healey You are doing very well very well indeed You may sit up for White Deputy Dead Three Wounded awhile to dav and Nine Negroes Reported Killed Ackers Thank you doctor that is good news By the way may I inquire what your bill is Dr Healey Presently presently Gov McLaurin Arrives on the Scene The Governor Was Accompanied By a You are not so strong yet as you Fosse of 30 Armed Men An ¬ think N Y Truth other Battle Expected No fixcusc Guest angrily Your charge for three days board is outrageous a regForest Miss Oct 24 As the result ular swindle sir of an attempt to arrest a Negro near Hotel Proprietor You must remem- Harpersville Scott county in the east- ¬ ber that hotel charges are not based ern part of the state one white deputy on what a guest consumes but on is killed three wounded and according what is provided The waste of food at to the latest report nine Negroes have hotels is enormous Guest Then why dont you cook it been killed by the citizens of the Harpersville neighborhood and the sher better N Y Weekly iffs posse combined The pursuit of Able to Get Alongabout 50 Negroes which had joined There goes a fellow who leads a the original offender with the existence to prevent so He looks prosperous avowed determination Is that capture and arrest and his enough Oh hes prosperous enough as far which ambushed the party attempting as thats concerned Hes the best den- the arrest continues and by morning the number of fatalities will undoubtChicago Daily News tist in town edly have assumed larger proportions Not Always Alike The whole county is terrible aroused His wife they say has a mind of and the sheriffs posse has been rein her own She has two of them each most un- ¬ forced with men from all the neighbor like the other and what bothers him is ing towns Gov McLaurm has gone that he cant tell which will be in the to the scene which is about ten miles Chinorth of Forest the nearest rail ascendancy at any given time cago Post road point The trouble originated last Friday when a Negro named Slender Support had an Im willing to stand on my merits Bill BurkeCharles altercation with his Freeman a white employer exclaimed Willie Wishington Miss Cavenne looked at him thought man in which the Negro got the best fully and then exclaimed Mr Wish- of the difficulty The next night a ington have you ever had any experi- ¬ crowd of white men headed by Wallace Wash- Sibley who was deputized to arrest the ence as a tight rope walker ington Star man went to Burkes house which is about a mile from Harpersville Case of Long Standing1 When they arrived upon the scene Mrs Pillanthrop If you are a sufferer from nervous prostration as you and called for Burke they were greeted say you are why dont you do some- by a fusillade from the Negroes con¬ thing for it cealed in ambush in the bushes sur¬ Tuffold Knutt I do maam Im a rounding the house and in the house takin wot they call the rest cure itself Wallace Sibley the leader fell Chicago Tribune dead at the first volley and three more white members of the crowd James A Diplomat A darky Is a strategist Johnson James Hamilton and James Who far excels the troop The whites Wells were wounded For every time he has a fowl He gets it by a coup returned the fire but were un ¬ Judge able to do any execution is assailants were all concealed their A VALUABLE SUGGESTION There were not more than eight men in the white crowd and finding it im- ¬ possible to resist effectivelj they dis-¬ persed towards Ilarperville sit was not known at that time that Sibley was injured but upon a return to the scene Sunday morning he was found ded in the yard The wounded depu- ties were able to get back to town with the assistance of their com- ¬ rades This occurrence took place early in the night When the crowd re turned to Harpersville the news spread like wildfire During the night a large crowd gathered in the neighborhood They immediately went to Burkes house and got from his mother the names of all parties in the crowd which Hoffman I dont seem able to mak had ambushed the men the night be ¬ a success of anything lately fore In all there were about forty Ne ¬ Westeynd Why dont you run a soda groes who had gathered to prevent the fountain Then youll have an excuse arrest of Burke and a list was made for making a fizzle N Y Times up at her dictation All of them had fled Then the pursuit and search for Superlative Praise My first dumplings she exclaimed each of the proscribed darkies began And she looked so very sweet According to the statement of reliable He was carried away and protested citizens six Negroes were found and They look nice enough to eat Detroit Journal killed by the crowd of armed and de- ¬ termined citizens before the sheriff ar-¬ A Mean Trick ¬ ¬ Not Strong Enongrli for That Ackers Well how am I to day doc-¬ A RACE WAR ON genMJods proclamation MllitarjvGovernor Pro Tern of Santiago Issues a Sort of a Declaration of Independence sf SHE HAS AN ALLY Vk BMt WM Kw ¬ Leonard Wood military governor pro tern of the department of Santiago Friday issued a proclamation in ten sec tionsv which is a sort of provisional declaration of independence The first article guarantees to the people the right of assembly for the common good and to apply to those in power by petition or remonstrance for the redress of grievances The second section guarantees the right to worship God according to in¬ dividual conscience provided there is no interference with any existing form of worship The third section directs that courts of justice shall be open to all and that no private property shall bo taken by the government without com- ¬ pensation The fourth section dealing with criminal trials invests the accused with the right to be heard himself or by counsel and to have compulsory process to secure the attendance of a witness in his behalf The fifth section says no person accused of crime shall be compelled to give evidence against himself The sixth section declares that no such person who is once acquitted of the charge brought against him shall be tried again for the same offense The seventh section provides that all persons charged with crime shall be entitled to bail except in cases of cap- ¬ Santiago de Cuba Oct 22 Gen - hand-to-mou- th Th Louisville Courier Journal ii now publishing the fullest most accurate any paper and moat reliable war It is Asserted Eussia Will Support in the South or West news of It is devoting all France in the Threatened Struggle energies to making a reputation for its its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ The Courier Journal ing admirably Every Knlish War Vessel Ordered to Have has subordinated all other issues to that Its Crow Made Up to the Full Officers of the war Politics money civil ser ¬ on Leave of Absence to Hold vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by Themselves in Readiness the people and they want the news of The Courier and accurate St Petersburg Oct 24 Comment- it fresh realizes this and it is supplying Journal ing on the recent speech of the British the demand as no other paper can do chancellor of the exchequer Sir Courier Journal The Michael tliclcs Beach the Novoa Vre prints the cream of the daily news It mya charges the chancellor vrith mak is issued Wednesday and Saturday1 recently been ing a violent attack upon the French The price hasyear making cut from ¬ unquestion to 50 cents a government and says that he failed to ably the cheapest as well as the best bear in mind that Frauce has in Rus paper published anywhere You get sia lan ally resolved to support her in 104 six or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the the Fashoda question in view of the Courier Journal and The Bour ¬ full solidarity of their interests sent one year for London Oct 22 The British Ad bon News will be advance over the only 2 15 a slight miralty has ordered every sea going price of this paper alone Subscriptions warship to have its crew made up to under this offer must be cash and muse ¬ Twice-a-Wee- k ¬ ¬ Twice-a-We- ek ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ital offense and that the writ of habeas ¬ ¬ ¬ corpus may not be suspended except the commanding general of the depart ¬ ment deems it advisable The eighth section says that exces- ¬ sive bail shall not be required and that no excessive fine nor cruel or unusual punishment shall be inflicted The ninth section provides that in order to secure the people against un- ¬ reasonable search there shall first be established under oath a presumption of guilt The tenth section guarantees to all the right to write or print freely on any matter subject to responsibility for abuse of the right The municipal laws are to be admin- ¬ istered in accordance with these dec- ¬ larations of rights subject to modifi- ¬ cation which in the judgment of the commanding general would be benefi ¬ cent and promote the principles of en ¬ lightened civilization ¬ ADMIRAL MAKAROFP He Intends to Reach the Pole by Moaas of Ice Breakers i THE KIND NEEDED il i Brother I think I must buy a razor Sister Yes exactly Abeardr raiser Mo on shine Hj -- told her he could not survive If the paths they trod must lie apart She spurned him and yet hes still alive Ills Revenge And Chicago Daily News heart thats the thing that breaks her According to How He Felt New Typewriter What time am I to have my dinner hour Employer That depends Miss Take-down Sometimes I lunch at 12 some- ¬ times at one Town Topics Thats tough said the boarder who paid in advance Puck Scared by the Coolcingr She Love it is said often flies out -- of the window I wonder which win ¬ dow He The dining room course Brooklyn Life window of said the pretty waitress beef steak Too True We have no sausage or eggs left nothing but rived Sunday morning Sheriff J M Steven ¬ son was wired froin Harpersville of the threatening condition of affairs and he was asked to get together a posse and come at once to Harpersville The sheriff lives at Morton ten miles Trials of Matrimony Mrs Vanderbeek This dress cost from the scene Gathering together a posse of citizens the sheriff started me many sleepless nights Mrs Dyer How was that at once for the place When he Mrs V I had to wait until Henry arrived in the afternoon he was was asleep before 1 could go through joined by crowds of citizens until a his pockets Town Topics conservative estimate places the num ¬ ber in the posse as over oOO men Im¬ Little Deeds of Kindness Clara dear you dont seem to no- mediately after leaving the houJi tice whether jour hair gets gray or where the first tragedy was committed not the Negroes scattered through the sur-No dear Isabel I know you will rounding country The sheriffs pursuit keep me posted Chicago Daily Rec- has resolved itself into a chase of the ord Negroes implicated and not of a mob which is keeping together as was All in the Family Baggs It is said that Dame Fortune first reported A reliable telephone message received at a late hour Sunday knocks once at every mans door Jaggs Well it was her daughter night states that three wore Negroes Mis Fortune who called on ins Bos- ¬ have been found and killed making a ton Traveler total of nine to date with about forty more to be heard from Sheriff Stev-¬ Heads 1 Win enson realizing the danger apprehended Come Charlie dear a game of chess for a silk Ill play youmy lovenew you dress immediately wired Gov McLaurin for But then if should lose it If I should lose it Why yci might aid in quelling a probable widespread choose it disturbance Upon receipt of his tele- ¬ T Herald gram the governor wired Adjt Gen HE INVITED IT Henry at Jackson to get together a company of the national guard and proceed to the scene upon the first train Gen nenry immediately re- ¬ sponded that there was no national guard company obtainable but that he would get together a company of armed men and render necessary assistance In the meantime the governor pro ¬ V 7rHf le cured a special train at Brandon and accompanied by a posse of 30 men arm¬ ed with shotguns proceeded to Forest ¬ ¬ Brown Smith claims that he could have cut me out and married you him ¬ self if he had wanted to His WifeWhy didnt he then Brown He owed me a grudge N Y Evening Journal THE EVACUATION OF CUBA the full complement as ordered in case of mobilization The order ot the British admiralty practically means the complete telling off prospectively of every ship company in detail Four torpedo boat de stroyers which were about to be fitted with new water tuba boilers have had their orders countermanded and have cen instructed to reduce their stores Otiicers on leave of absence or un- tn ployed have been notified to hold themselves in readiness to commission the reserve ships if required Paris Oct 24 M De Blowitz the Paris correspondent of the London Times in a letter on the Fashoda situ ¬ ation to the Matin explains the in- ¬ tense feeling in the matter of reconquering the Soudan as based upon the English thirst to avenge Gordon Maj Marchands presence in the midst of their exultation he says is like a cut with a horsewhip England does not aim to mortify Marchand but she resents an oblique blow aimed at a campaign which has been openly con- ¬ ducted France is ready to march at the drum call but I am convinced that What is the call will not sound Fashoda to France compared with its value to England In case of war we should be fighting to keep Marchand n Fashoda when in truth he had al ready departed The Temps has created interest by its telegram from Nantes saying the four battalions of the infantry regir ments comprising the 21st division with headquarters at Nantes have completed their war eqtiipment Extra rounds of ammunition have been issued to men and officers alike Everything portends rapid moving In Paris excitement runs high and the public voice is all for war London Oct 24 The British cabi net has been summoned to meet early next week for the purpose of discusing the Fashoda question It is understood that the government proposes to take the steps necessary to insist upon an early and definite statement on the subject from France London Oct 24 While the gravity of the Fashoda question is fully appre ciated there is an underlying feeling on the stock exchange that a peaceful solution will be found This is evidenced by the recovery in prices in spite of the absence of reassuring news On the whole prices were wonderfully well maintained last week holders showing little disposition to ¬ ¬ invariably be sent direct to The Bour ¬ tf bon News office Paris Ky i Triuui pit la Pliolojp aphle Art -tbo teat of time aud 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combinairect to say that extraordinary meas tinn offer must be sent direct to Tnq ures have been taken at any of our na Bourbon News office Paris Ky ral ports ¬ - 215 THE l - THE PEACE CROSS UNVEILED Impressive Ceremonies on Mbnnt St Al buns Washington the Site for the JTpw Episcopal Cathedral Oct 24 A most im ceremony in this city Sunday pressive was the unveiling of the peace cross on the summit of Mount Saint Albans the site for the new Episcopal cathedral Thir ceremony was in lieu oi that at the laying of the corner stone of the edifice which will be known Saintu f as cathedral the Peter and Paul President McKinley was present and delivered a brief ad dress Many other distinguished men were present and A0 bishops and other high dignitaries of the church which has been holding its convention in ¬ ¬ NEW YORK WORLD THKICE-A-WEEK EDITION posed upon the Spanish authorities namely the removal and transportation to a great distance by sea of about 120000 soldiers sick and well with their acouterments was be3ond the ability of the Spaniards The magni¬ tude of the task is shown by the fact lines crossing the Atlantic from New York all combined in prosperous sea- ¬ sons transport only about 50000 per- ¬ sons in one year less than half the number that the Spanish officials with their poor facilities were expected to transport in about ten weeks Delay in the evacuation of Cuba will cause a delay in the relinquishment of sover- ¬ eignty by the Spaniards over the en tire island which was set for Decem- ¬ ber 1 Additional Space at the Exposition Chicago Oct 22 A cablegram from Paris was received at the head ¬ ¬ -- 18 ¬ Pages a Week 150 Papers a Year Washington FOE ONE DOLLAR Published every Alternate Day exceptSunday - that the great trans Atlantic steam Washington sr- Wiwmw spi y Dalys Ltf st Success New York Oct 24 The great success of Mr Dalys production of Cy with Miss Rehan rano de Bergerac as Itoxane has precluded the reper ¬ quarters of the Paris exposition toire and though Taminir the Shrew Friday afternoon from Commissioner and School for Scandal were an General Peck in which he stated that aounced in Philadelphia and Balti ¬ he had secured 25000 additional square more both were withdrawn for Cy- ¬ feet of sDace rano TDTHE FARMEfiS OF BOUBBOS ¬ The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of Thb 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 points on the glob It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor pacre complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other special departments of usual interest We offer this un 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France postal department of Japan for the in vice minister of foreign affairs to be forgetting that Paissia is firmly re ¬ iirect exchange of money orders be minister of Japan to the United States solved to support France in the Fas ween this country and Korea and on Mr Komura was born in 1833 and noda question md after January 1 1S99 money studied law at Harvard university Escaped Jail orders may be drawn in the United States for payment at the Japanese Kokomo Ind Oct 24 Prof Bert Lawrence alcKenna Dead oost office at Chemulpo Fusan Seoul Lexington Kyt Oct 22 Lawrence Lewis the ex artilleryman and bal Eiiensan and Mukho in Korea and in MeKenna aged 68 aysvell knoyn Fay oonisti aiTested a few days ago for ike manner at the offices for payment ette- county farmer is dead He loaves ourglarizing a store escaped jai ard - a family of grown children n the United States Is now a fugitive from justice 24 S United States and Japan Exchange Money Appointed Japanese Minister Washington 22 Minister Oct Russia Sounds a Warning1 Note St Petersburg Oct III 7V I As agent of The Woven Wir Fence o 1 am prepured to put up the best wire fence on rho market It is guaranteed to turn ll kinds of stcos and to givj satisfaction I have put npfeuue this season for farmeri who have had the Page Fence ln use for seven or eight year I am also prepared to pur up the ei Chicken Feure on the market It uu re needing any iouoe give ms O U Pae - W MILLJER Agent ffjgggg 45r- - fwyr m -- fcyrfrff A THE BOURBON NEVt GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS i PABIS KYM TUESr Al OCTOBER 25 8S8 NUPTIAL KNOTS England With the Heavy Hand BakangPowder Made from pure cream of tartar Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest I menacers to Health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO HEW YORK THE 8881B0I SEWS IfeSl Eighteenth Year Established rablished every Tuesday and Friday by VASTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUPK MILLER 99 Alake alt Checks Honey Orders fayqble Qtie Qnkr f GK AMY MILIAR ADVERUdlNli KATJlS etc Displays oue dollar per inch for first inversion half rates each insertion thereafter per Local or reailine notices ten cents line eacii insertion Locals In blacL typo twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines cpint hp full ine wherj iuunTnMllncftleB ObitUti 3fe naftlH of thanks calls 6n cauui Gatt8 fdSulullrtns of respect and matter ol a Vten nature ten cents per line Special rates given for largt advertiee tnents and vearly cards ¬ -- Subscriptions for the battleship Kentuckys silver service are coming in rather slowly the aitionnt acknowledged ¬ to date being 3784 60 of wheat is the largest crop the world has ever known says an excb inge This umy be a reason why wheat is not selling at a dollar per bushel The 1898 crop Bob Fitzsimuions the prize bruiser is the proud father of a new daughter Perhaps Fitz will now address some of his remarks to her and give the public a breathing spell married Fridavin Madisoncouuty The bride is the youngest ever kuowu in that of the stars advertised to l county Billy Vanone j De wlin T1HJUS oo uauouu o iuuUw Twius R fi and R B Lowden of comedy LUiiirinmriiai in the farce Twin Falls Wis were married in a A Scrambled Egg double wedding Thursday at Sharon Pa to Misses Nita and eo many twin sisters None but- - the brave dd V A Brady who sent out Trilby companies has announced that serve the fair -- Cyrano de he will send out a dozen of Liurenaut The engagement Bergerac companies of Company I Second Leonard Cook Kentucky and Miss Pattie Ware o A club organized by a doz u young this city has been an open secret in this society people of Louisville is known by city for several days The marriage the clever title of Six of One and a will occur early in November Half Duzen of the Other J VV Bradley wealthy and aged nineiy five of Horse Cave Ky weLt to Louisville Friday to sepk a wife and Miltou Boyle and S leua Fetter have was inrroduoed to Miss Kate Garland produced their new play from the pen aged twenty one She accepted him of Mr Royle called Miss Wallet of and tby were married the sam evening The first performance by Rev W H White Wall Street was at Los Angeles The marriage of Dr W C Ussery of St Louis and Mrs Margaret Waller of two rival widows this city will occur at the hitters home Over in Indiana engaged in a law suit because one was on Pleasaut 6treet Thursday afternoon mean enough to say that the others at three oclock The ereinpay will be form was home made with the aid of parfOTiiKcI by Eld J S Sweeney Ody hip pads bustle sawdust batting etc the immediate relatives will be present The jury gave a verdict for 125 to Dr TJssery will locate in this city soothe the feelings of the accused of Dr and Mrs John Jameson in- ¬ Pleasant street will this week issue Why Smith Left Home one of the vitations announcing the marriage of Miss Lucy June most popular farces of recent years their daughter M- Gregg of Will be the attaction to morrow night Jameson to Mr George at the Lexington opera house The Crawfordsville Ind which will occur play will be given by a splendid com- at the Christian Church on November pany every member being an actor of 16th at three oclock recognized ability Rev F J Cheek of this city will officiate at two weddings in the Sharps on November The News has been asked by a dozen burg Presbyteriin Church i igh noon he will unite Mr theatre goers to voice a kick on the 10th At Miss Elizabeth Peck frigid damp condition of the opera W J Ratlin and half past five he will marry Mr house at the Barlow Minstrel perfor- ¬ and at Mary G Baecom mance One merchant was confined to Robinson T Judy and weddings will be society his bed for two days on account of a Both of the A events night that taken cold prominent merchant suggests that the We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ goers have a pound party at the pair your linen and put neck bands on theatre next performance each fellow to take a tree Haggard Reed pound of coal bTOCK WD TURF NEWS i Naid-rBrewstt-r -- Engagements Announcement And Sol ¬ rh centrical And Otherwise Knnarlihlu emnization Of The Ularriaxe Vows The Fover Wm Laurinou aged twenty two and Uncle Toms Cabin is booked for an Miss Nannie Jordanager thirteen werp arly appearance at the opera house j England has inflicted far greater land disasters on her redoubtable neighbor France than all the military monarchies of Europe put together English armies for 120 years ravaged France while England has not seen the fires of a French camp since the battle of Hastings English troops have twice taken the French capital an English king was crowned at Paris a French king rode cantive throueh London -a French emperor died in English captivity ana his remains were surrendered by Eng Twice the English lish generosity horse marched from Calais to the Pyrenees once from the Pyrenees to Ca lais the monuments of Napoleon in the French capital at this moment owe their preservation from German revenge to an English general All the great disasters and days of mourning for France since the battle of Hastings Tenchebray Cressy Poitieia Agincourt Verneuil Crevant Blenheim Oudenarde Ramillies Malpla quet Minden Dettiugen Quebec Egypt Talavera Salamanca Vittoria the Pyrenees Orthes Waterloo were gained by English geuerals and won for the most part by En lish soldiers EvenatFontenoy the greatest victory Of which France can boast since Hastings every regiment in the French army was on their own admission routed by the terrible English column and victory was 0ro oV0i from its grasp solely from want of support on the nart of the Dutch and Austrians Alisons Life of Marlborough ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pimples Turn to Cancer Cancer often results from an im ¬ purity in the blood inherited from generations back Few people are en j l mooa tireiy iree iromsomeiaini in tne li iuiu ii is impubsiuie tu ten wneii it wm break out in the form of dreaded Can cer What has appeared to be a mere pimple or scratch has developed into the most malignant Cancer T Iittle tliheaf Ilia n fed the most reasonable terms Will guar- tee that you can borrow money on our warehouse receipts at 7 per cent inter- ¬ est or less R B HUTCHCRAFT Come and see us bbfore selling your Wheat Will f nrnish sacke and store on i Wheat Sacks - FOR SALE CHEAP I had a severe Cancer which was at first only a tew blotches that I thought would soon pass away i was treated by several able Wheat stored on reasonable fermsv physicians but in spite and highest market price paid for of their efforts the Can cerspread until ray con- ¬ Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling dition became alarming1 Cos office After many months ol treatment and growing B M RENICK CO steadily worse I de- S Farmers would do well to store P cided to try S S S zggLi sH A i recommended The first bottle produced an im- ¬ provement I continued the medicine and in four months the last lit tie scab dropped off Ten years have elapsed and not a siga of the disease has returned R F Williams Gillsburg Miss their wheat near home Wanted to Butt y I goes deep enough to reach Cancer of physicians S S S is the only cure hoT lTr a fllo az J uanper 1 It is dangerous to experiment with the highesti market price in fni i i a f 300000 bushels of wheat ne disease is oeyona tne skiu win iurnisn sacKs anu store your wneari cash I will par or I uu i I in an elevator and buy your wheat when QTQ 0q f oaU u uQOf Crushed by Beecher Henry Ward Beecher was once ap proached by a young man who consid- SSSrLBlood remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable All others contain potash and mer ¬ cury the most dangerous of minerals j ket price Those who held wheat last year made big monev Store your wheat and get the profit 1 E 0 FRETWELL Agent 5julv 4t aris Ky A ¬ ¬ Swifts Specific is the only blood ered himself very clever he Ive been thinking that I would settle down behave myself and join your church Now I like your preach- ing but when I go to your church and see such men as old S and others grasping skinflints and hypocrites to the core sitting there in full member ship why the thing is just a little too much for me and really he added I cannot join Well youre right said Mr Beecher Every church has such men and I fancy Plymouth is not free from them and until you spoke I have always wondered why the good Lord permitted it Now I understand Ah gurgled the young fellow I am glad I have thrown light on the question What strikes you as the rea son Mr Beecher replied the great preacher Well it is permitted in order to keep just such fools as you out of the churches ¬ 1 - Books on Cancer and blood diseases mailed free by Swift Specific Company Will Kenney Physician Office Office Hours IGaug tf 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m H- - D ¬ Atlanta Georgia Surgeon Ou3 step One word One inch Youve got to keep on walking Youve got to keep Youye got to keep ad on talking on growing going1 wont take you very far wont tell folks what you are- wont do it all wont make you very tall Fourth and Pleasant Sts One little Youve got to keep em m m OCERIES AT COST FOR CASH CLOSING OUT TO QUIT my for ¬ r 1 flour from Paris Milling Co tell Sales and TraiifforK Of Stock Crop Turf Notes agreed case to test the constThe Mv duties as Assistant Postmaster require all your grocer you want no other Gav Bros of Piaujih have sold thrir The Peasant and His Son itutionality of the Goebel Election Law time and attention I have therefore decided to offer fine show mare Highland Maid to One day a peasant carried a basket was argued Thursday before Judge J All grocers keep it at cost ia-parties of potatoes to the field and dug holes in entire stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries toi lU0 E Cautril at Georgetown and the 1 ¬ TlieGoebel Election Law Dont use any other but Purity mr Virgin- law Thepapsrsin the suit were received Friday night by Circuit Clerk Chas E Butler who had a transcript of the suit made that night and sent the same Sat ¬ urday to the Court of Appeals It is believed that the Court of Appeals will de- ¬ cide the case before the November elec- ¬ tion Judges decision sustained the OBITUARY Respectfully Dedicated To Tim Memory Of The Dead W G Ramsey aged twenty eight County Judge of Bath County died suddenly at his home in Owiugsville Thursday night of neuralia of the heart He was a brilliant young orator and politician and had a promising future before him He was a graduate of the SCINTILLATIONS University of Virginia and the law of An Interesting Jumble Of News And Department of the University Comment Michigan ¬ I Paducah has a woman lawyer Her name is Mrs Marie Moss Wheat Mies Fannie Hines of Mt Sterling has gone to Korea as a missionary Cincinnati capitalists talk of buying Hp twenty five local telephone lines in central Kentucky John Armstrong a Powell county glutton ate fifteen cans of sardines in half an honr to win three dollars Gov Bradley has issued the death warrant for George Portwood sentenced to be hanged at Lexington November Editor Green Keller of the Carlisle Mercury has been made a Colonel by Gov Bradley As Others See Us A Democrat man beard a citizen of Bour bon county boasting about the fine horses and good men that came from ¬ The Harrodsburg Democrat says I Bourbon county Another gentleman standing near remarked Yes I heard a man out west say that there Insure in my ag ency non ¬ 30 must be a lot of good people in Bourbon union Promp -- paying reliable n Because she feared they would be county Kentucky because every d companies insures against fire wicked when they grew up a Toronto rascal he had met in the west had come wild and storm mother stangled her three young chil- ¬ from that county W 0 HINTOti Agent dren Storage For Grain H C Miner a leading citizen of Maj -sville shot himself through the head TEE FIRST BABY I have storage capacity at my wareThursday night Ill health caused him houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for to take his life which I will issue negotiable warehouse receipts and will guarantee the holder Its Coming Is Looked Forward to Pete Fry an Augusta negro who let can borrow two thirds the market price With Both Joy and Fear and its the ball throwers at the county fairs use of the grain at the banks at seven per his head for a target has gone crazy as cent interest Storage one cent per Safe Arrival is Hailed With bushel per month or fractional part a result of the licks Pride and Delight by All thereof No charge for ban- ling or At Versailles last week John Y Roue sackB Parties who held their wheat put carbolic acid on his face after shav- ¬ last year were paid handsomely for so The arrival of the first baby in the ing instead of listeriue The skin was doing Will pay New Yoik or Balti- ¬ more prices less the freight any time household is happiest and most im- ¬ burned off his face and his eyes were you wish to sell portant event of married life The young badly injured R B Hutchcraft wife who is to become a mother delights to th ink of the happiness in store for her Temporary barricks to cost 1500 when the little one shall nestle upon her will be built at Lexington at once by Li N Excursions breast and latterly she shall hear it lisp the School of Reform Trustees and 140 the sweet and holy name mother juvenile convicts will be bronght from But her happy anticipation quickly van- ¬ One fare for the round trip to Annual Frankfort and Eddyville ihey will be Convention of Christian Church at ishes when she realizes the terrible pain and suffering through which she must put to work making brick etc for the Chattanooga Oct 10th to 13th pass while bringing the little one into Round trip 205 to Olympia Springt the world An indescribable fear of the permanent school which will be begun and return during Summer season at once danger attendant upon the Partils contemplating a summer tour dissipates her joyf ulnes ordeal soon can get valuable information timeThousands of women Awarded table hotel guides and Summer resort by experiencdthat there have learned is absolutely Highest Honors Worlds Fair booklets by calling on or addressiug no necessity for the sufferings which at- ¬ F B Carr Genl Agent tend child birth they know that by Paris Ky the use of Mothers Friend a scien ¬ tific linimentr for a few weeks before the trying hour expectant mothers can There are eggs and eggs The egg so prepare themselves for the final of yesterday looks feels measures and hour that the pain and suffering of the weighs like the egg of last month but dreaded event are entirely obviated and it is safely theres a difference in another respect poratively passed through with coin little discomfort and that difference is worth money All women are interested and esIts just so withjanndry The difference pecially expectant mothers who for the between good work aud poor is slight to first time have to undergo this trial in the unpracticed discernment but is a differeno- - that connts every time Its such a remedy for they Know the pain and a difference that changes your laundry ger suffering to say nothing of the dan which in bill from an expense to an investment ers Friend is is store for them Moth- ¬ womans greatest blesWe do good work it will cost no more sing for it takes her safely through the than poor work but its worth double severest ordeal of her life Every woman the difference should be glad to read the little book Bourbon Steam Laundry Before Baby is Born which contains - MOST PERFECT MADE information of great value to all Ii A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free sends You can save big money by having will be sent free to any one who Regu om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant their address to TheBradfield you papering done now by J T Hinton lator Co Atlanta Ga 40 YEARS THE STANDARD The Richmond autograph reports the sale by Tom Curt s and Po Coy ol seventy 1 400 b cattlfo at 1 75 JobnT Hughes of Fayette has sold his famous saddle stallion Rex McDon ald to Eastern parties for 5000 The Ricbmbud Register savs that Ir ne White has sold thirty nine 1365 pi Cittle to Simon Weil at 475 per cwt Roger Early has sold his farm of 245 acres near Versailles to H r C fDuuni gan of Frankfort for 24600 cash Col J E Peppers racehorses were sold Friday at Morris Park Kentucky Colonel the colt brought 10000 Black Venus filly sold for 7500 and King Barley corn for 3800j ohu Woodford has sold two carloads of export cattle to Simon Weil for 1 90 per cwt The cattle averaged about 1500 Jonas Weil has bought a bunch of 1300 lb cattle from VV 1 Jones of North Middletown at 440 1 the soil and planted them His young son watched operations for a time and I ¬ t two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld - then inquired Daddy why do you put those taters in tho ground By so doing each one will bring me back ten my son replied the father The boy went away and when his father came up to dinner he found him digging in the yard aud asked Sonny what are you seeking Why daddy I have planted the clock two umbrellas the teapot your Sunday hat mas boots and a tablecloth and each one will bring me back ten You young idiot come here and be skelpedl shouted the father aud he tanned the boy up and down crcssways and sideways until he was tired Daddy planted taters to get back ten mused the boy as he sat down unBut I plant- der the cow shed to think ed clocks and hats and boots to get a licking Itmust be the difference in the ¬ cash including fixtures This is one of the best stands in the city having a well established cash trade and is a splendid opening for anyone desiring to embark in a safe and sure paying rbusiness S H STIVERS - - Agent 5 USJmKS SfrMffW v e son- - fearsons weekly The Little Curate Some years ago the English prime i - minister received the following letter from a workingman Sin Doubtless you do not often get a letter from a workingman on the subject of clerical appointments but as I here you have got to find a minister for to fill Mr Boyd Carpenters place allow me to ask you to just go some Sunday afternoon and here our little curate Mr at St-- Matthews church he is a guou Hiurnesi nine mmi uuu a kciimiuu nine Fellow got no humbug abouthim but asbund Churchman is an extempor Preacher and de serves promotion Nobody knows I am writ ing to you and it is not a matter of kiss and go by favor but simply asking OU to take a run over and here him and then put him a stept higher he deserves it I know Mr Sul livan will give him a good character and so will Mr Alcroft the Patron Now do go over and hero him before you make a choice We workingmen will be sorry to loose him but we think he ought not to be missed promotion as is a good fellow Your obedient servant The Kaisers Latest M j ¬ lffiiiPir mmtt m mmimmwmm firilSrWIi ma mm i wmz WT wwm 5 lc - voice of lace curtains I have just received a new ni - ¬ DR The German emperor has devised a new scheme for the encouragement of vocal music in the German empire It will be put into operation in 1899 and it consists of a singing competition to be held in a different town every year Cassel has been selected for the first competition the chief condition of which is that each choir taking part will receive an unpublished musical composition about an hour before the contest takes place There will be no accompaniment The kaisers prize is a valuable jewel and the president of the winning choir will be allowed to wear it for a year the name of each singer being engraved upon it Chalk its A the latest and best things in the market You will do well to examine into these 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 They are r i Sf r I T HINTON Elegant line of Pictures and Room Coal Saver To make half a ton of coal go as 15 hundredweight place a quantity of chalk in the grates Once heated this is mam vmm CREAM ¬ ¬ ¬ practically inexhaustible from combustion and gives out great heat Place the chalk at the back of each of your fires in nearly equal proportions with the coal Full satisfaction will be felt both as to the cheerfulness and as to the warmth of the fire snd the saving throughout the winter win be at the fl rate of 25 per cent Exchanga s ¬ Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be re- paired Your furniture moved by experienced bands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to V CARRIAGES FOR HIRE M ¬ Make use of time while it is present with you It depends upon your will and not upon the number of days to have a sufficient length of life Mon taigne ¬ - SS THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 25 1898 EF WO- - 4 Sterling Bowl THE BODBBQH SEWS Challenge To MtTeam ing Eighteenth Year Established 1881 PERSONAL MMTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY An Unfortunate Affair Quite a breeze of comment was occas- ionedn this city Saturday by the publi iii Ofay citionin the Cincinnati papers of a challenge the Mt Sterling Bowling Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as telegram from Terre Haute Ind stat econJ jiss mail matter Team to bowl a series of games to be Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At ing that Edward Gilbert Jr a promi 5 played in Paris and Mt Sterling dates And nent young man of that city had killed The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies preliminaries and rule6 to be arranged TELEPHONE NO 124 Elsewhere himself on account of a love affair with For nobby Coats and Capes in cloth andl by a committee selected from the rej improving Miss June Jameson of this city Dr John Bowen is plush at popular prices come to us we casirs spective teams the dates of games to be slowly SUBSCRIPTION PRICES please you ALL NEw Also a nice line of fur collarettes Payable in Advance not later than Noyeinber 10th lb08 Miss Mary Grosche is very ill of that only friendship existed between the f u u n if S2 00 Six months One year 8100 vv Chas A Barnett uauiy anu yi i parties In order to exonerate thei JUTUJC typhoid fever news costs you cant even get a re ¬ E T Hinton young lady from harsh and unjust com- ¬ port FK03I A GUN FREE OF CHARGE Mis L Frank is at home from a Albert Hinton ments the writer quotes from a letter J M Brennan visit in Louisville Make all Checks Money Orders Etc written to the young lady by the unfor Brutus Grinnan payable to the order of Champ Miller D W Peed is at home from a trip Clarence Thomas tuuate young man just before he fired he largest and most complete stock of Dress Goodsto Pittsburg and Louisville Ed Tucker Do not think that you the fatal shor T H Tarr We buying direct Mis i Susie Nichols i3 visiting Miss uavo ueeu me cause or tma xmou at an to be found in the city is at our store Wm Rion Mary Young in Nicholasville On the other hand you have been the from the Importers and Manufacturers save you the Job Jno D Feeney Jr Miss Annie Louise Clay was a cause of a lease on life to me You will find in our stock all the I know bersprotit Proposed Trades Carnival visitor in Lexington yesterday that I never deserved the love of a girl weaves including cloths new the Zanzibar You Crepons like you Nor do I aspire to it Mrs JM Hall and Mrs RobtFergu gasCoverts Ettemines The recent Street Fair having been so know that I never gave you reason by successful in attracting large crowds to son were in Lexington yesterday All at prices which defy com word to think for a moment that I ket Weaves and Granites W C Ussery of St Louis was Dr Paris the movement now on foot by Give us a call adored you I kept from it for I knew petition ¬ ¬ in the city Saturday and Sunday Prof Fisk to get up a Merchants Carthat a boy of my age and position had De ¬ nival Market and Trades Day is meet- ¬ Miss liucretia Barnes of Nicho no right to an instants thought of ing with marked encouragement The lasvill is the guest of Mrs W E Board matrimony 1 principal feature of the Carnival will be 529 Main St Paris Ky Mr and Mrs J W Taylor of this GW The unfortunate young man was a to bayers on the S B O the special prices offered substantial in city are visiting relatives in Louisville member of a leading Terre Haute fami- ¬ Carnival Days a -Hon E E Hogg a leading attorney ly and was an estimable young man Warren Bacon was ill several days last ducement to visitors His act is deplored by all who knew of Booneville was in the city Sunday New and strong amusement features week Miss Annie Willis of Winchester him will be presented to entertain the A thief entered the room of George crowds including street parades by day is the guest of Mr and Mra Saml Mrs Blanche Alexanders Deatli Willis Parris and stole five dollars Sunday and night The citizens of Paris were shocked night of Miss Sallie May Anderson The dates will probably be set for I Georgetown is the guest of Miss Nellie Saturday morning by the news that agent advertises early November S H Stivers Mrs Blanche Alexander of Vine street Mann grocery stock and fixtures for sale See had ended her life with a pistol shot Two Church Entertainments Mrs W H H Johnson of Mt ad on page four 36 in All Wool Dress Goods 2 jc yd Miss through her head Friday night about 4Bob Smith a talented and very Sterling is visiting her daughter 40 in All Wool Covert oc yd The Monday Night Literary Club met entertaining impersonator and humor- ¬ Leila Johnson at Mrs Minnie Wilsons ten oclock Brooding over the murder of her husband Jack Alexander who last night with Mies Fannie Ingels on ist will give an entertainment Tuesday 40 in Novelty Goods 39c Miss Lillie Van Dover a very love- ¬ was killed about three years ago by South Main street 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 1 2C night November 1st at Odd Fellows ly young lady of Donerail is the guest Wm Steers had caused her mind to be jo8 in Bleached Table Linen cjoc The well known optician Dr C H Hall under the auspices of the ladies of of Mrs A T Forsyth on Mt Airy unbalanced for several months during Cos the Christian Church Mr Smith who avenue Bowen will be at A J Winters 3 4 size Dinner Napkins 100 doz which time she had threatened to take is a Bourbon boy has made an enviable Thursday Oct 27th Mrs G BAlexander and Miss Kata her life She kept a pistol by her side Extra value Bleached Cotton cc worth 8 1 J 0 reputation in Southern cities as an en- ¬ Aleander have returned from a short constantly to shoot imaginary enemies 10 4 bneeting 1 jc ana 10c worm 20 ana 25c Mrs G G Lockhart will resume tertainer and comes to his old home visit in Covington at the home of Mr Mrs Alexander was formerly Miss Outing Cloth jc to 8 1 3C a yard Mrs Alexanders school and continue it endorsed by many prominent papers Ambrose Dudley Blanche Matheny of Louisville and It until the close of the year New line of Penangs at 3 1 2C per yard The ladies of the Episcopal Church Misses Alice and Eddie Spears gave a was a sister of Mrs D D Eads She will give a beautiful entertainment Robt Parks of this city and George styled The Mystic Midgets at the delightful whist party Friday afternoon Heaves one child a daughter Josie HANDSOME PICTURE WITH 5 PURCHASE Arnsparger of Scott county will open to a few young ladies in honor of Miss about twelve years old The deceased Grand Opera House on the evening of was an estimable lady and was a fine a bowling alley in Georgetown Lucy Arnold of Newport 1Mb November 4th teacher whose school had taken a high Mr Jas Matheny and daughter J W Davis and family yesterday To Circuit Court Held Mrs Curry of Harrodsburg came over standard moved into heir new home the Capt Funeral services were held Sunday to Paris Sunday to attend the funeral of DaaTurney place on High Street Sam Daniel colored who is charged WE SAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OP afternoon at half past two oclock at with entering Blanton Speaks stable in Mrs Blanche Alexander the residence by Eld J S Sweeney Walter Davis will start a skating broad daylight and stealing a buggy Miss Mary Webb Gass left Saturday IMPORTED SUITINGS AKD TROIiSERItt and her remains were interred at the rink in the third story of theSimms ware- was for Louisville where she will spend a Paris cemetery The pall bearers were tried yesterday before J udge Pur house on Bank Row next month nell and was held over to Circuit Court week with friends after which she will Dr C J Clarke Jas McClure Percy Hon T J Hakdin Republican can- ¬ in 200 bond Daniels was captured in go to Gallatin Tenn for a visit to Jones E M Dickson Chas Stephens didate for Congress from this district the buggy by Mi Speaks Daniels is relatives C B Mitchell also charged with stealing a horse in will speak in this city November 3d Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when Underwear and hosiery all Montgomery county and was held over quality and style are considered We ask you to give uf a calJL Matters Military Cos Mrs Anna Hart sustained a dislo- in 200 bond on that charge by Judge kinds at Frank cated shoulder Saturday- - night as a Purnell The Mt Sterling Chief of For Rent A six room residence on The work of mustering out the Second result of slipping on a banana peeling Police telegraphed to have Daniels held High Street adjoining the Dan Turney Kentucky is progressing slowly and A residence Possession given immediate- from the present indications it will be Last week at Marion Ohio pick on the latter charge ly Apply to J T Hinton theiast of the week before the regiment pockets robbed Prof Edwin Boone of a About Paris Horses is transferred back to civil life gold watch a 20 gold piece and some S E TIPTON Cutter Improvements Street Col Gaither is making his headquar- ¬ Simms Andersons colt The Ken bank notes tnckian by imp Pirates of Penzance As the stone and wooden street cross ¬ ters in the Loudon Park residence The annHIMnaBniaMailBHHaEHBHBHaHBHHaBiHBHBaHHBMBMaHBHBae street Lizzie Montrose won the Kentucky ings in this city need repairing they are examination of the men preparatory to Georgetown will have a free show October 29th including a balloon Central Stakes Saturday at Latoma being replaced with vitrified brick cross- ¬ being mustered out is going on in ascension and high wire performance by The value of the stake was 1070 ings which give promise of being more another residence near by and Sunday Clarence and Mattie Ecknart Martin Doyles horses Eddie Burke durable Three of the new crossings are only Company K Capt Watkins of Saturday Williamsburg was passed FurfRMo hive sold their and Orme have been shipped from now being laid on Main street between Companies Mann A and M were examined Sixth and Ninth transfer business including freight de Chicago to Latonia ¬ A sewer is being laid on Main street and the former is now ready to be musTalbott Bros have shipped John partm nt to M V Murphy Co who tered out and will in all probability be ar j prepared to receive orders for mov¬ BrightEberhardtand an unnamed filly from the corner of Fourth up to Clarke the first out of the service The muster If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches your Kenneys drug store m place of the which they have been racing at Latonia eyesight is failing- and should have immediate attention ing and hanling Phone 81 to their farm near this city to be turned concrete guttering which was put down rolls of Company M have been mis ¬ Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred ancjs placed and Capt George Green has Mr Brutus Clay son of Col E F out for the Winter some months ago made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and co sequeutly of greatest r searched every place from corps head- ¬ durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames aud lenses Clay and one of Bourbons brightest Joe K Redmon who has been racing are H Bowen s system for thev Silks for waists dresses skirts quarters to the doctors office of the are scientifically flttid by Ur Ospectacles nor of menthey always give satisfaction fittheni young men left yesterday for Chicago a string of horses in Montana and on perfect Never buy cheap who do not know how to You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or where he will locate to practice law Chicago tracks has brought his horses and linings all colors and prices regiment for them without success any glasses than with nther os these defectspoor imperfect lenses and areabetter off without Buy imperial spectacles of reliable skillful His only refuge is in securing a copy of dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end at Frank Cos His many friends will wish him great to the Latonia track -the rolls sent to the Adjutant Generals success We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will Qvisit Large Cattle Sales The following gentlemen composing The Paris Bowling Team respectfully paius nniiQ Mkmmmm nwDFQ irwn jrmi V I HL m Ladies -- fees vu and Children j f up-to-d- ate ¬ I DRESS GOODS Royal - TAX NOTICE i Pay your taxes at once and save six per cent penalty and cost of advertising which goes on all taxes re maining unpaid cember 1898 BOWEN new ¬ ¬ CONDONS ai Special Early Sale- -- ¬ FOR FALL AND WINTER ¬ ¬ - -- Tried at Centerville office The shipment of dressed turkeys to Eastern markets will begin about the The crop in Central 8th of November Kentucky this year is larger than usual The opening price will be about five cents per pound the buyers say -- James Current who shot and wound ed John Briely with a shotgun about ten days ago at Centerville after each had fired five or six shots at the other with a pistol was tried yesterday at Centerville before Justice J T Barlow and was acquitted Brier ly has sworn interesting meeting being con- out warrants against Current and sevThe ducted at the Baptist Church by Rey eral others charging them with gam¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ held every morning at half past ten and in the evening at seven oclock Z T Cody of Georgetown will continue bling on the night before the shooting through this week The attendance is The prosecution was conducted by Services are County Attorney Dundon large at every service Memorial Services W lodge will hold memorial services Thursday night at eight oclock at their lodge room in memory of their deceased brothers Hibler Upchurch Fithian and Brari of various shaw The ministers will assist in the service The churches public is invited to attend McGin nis and Centerville have been temporarily discontinued on acconut of dip- ¬ htheriathe latter school for only one Wiek There are only a few isolated cases in the entire county but it has been deemed best by the trustees to take County schools at Kiserton The A O U ¬ buyer for Mr Louis Sulzberg who has Schwartzchild been making bis headquarters in this city has bought 5500 export cattle in the Bluegrass region so far this season Among He shipped 1120 last week his latest purchases are From J E Clay 130 extra heifers from C M Clay Jr ninety four heavy cattle at 475 from Col Stouers estate 180 at 450 to 4 75 eiyhteea from Mrs Kate Wornall at 475 seventeen from Harry Holt at 475 thirty nine from Riley Howse of Nicholas aud 170 from Parrish Douglas of Richmond at 4 75 forty three from Dr Willie of Clark at 460 and 100 from J W Pace of Clark at 4 00 to 470 -- Joseph A number of the Company I boys were at home from Saturday until yesterday returning to camp yesterday morning Company I will be examined to day at Frankfort ¬ 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 w charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded - uSL- - J VrX0ST3EJHS MANY cfc OO -- 3NText visitThursday October 27th MEX HAVIS MINDS MANX Bourbon Game and Fish Club At a meeting of the Bourbon County the above precaution Bitten By a Cat A young son of W F Talbot was at- ¬ tacked by a vicious stray cat Sunday afternoon at the residence on Seventh street and the child was bitten in the side before the cat could be driven off BOWLING best bowleis in Paris yesterday sent a challenge to the Mt Sterling bowlers for a series of games to be played on the Paris and Mt Sterling alleys These games will be very interesting and will attract large crowds The dates will be7 announced later if Mt Sterling accepts the challenge Whats the matter with gettiug Cyuthiani interested The bowling fad is at its height in Cincinnati and the Greater Cincinnati Bowling League is composed of a score schedule The teams or more contains 239 games to ba played be tween Oct 31 and May 1st The lady doctors of Cincinnati have formed a bowling club to be known as The Golden Rod Club Cynthiana has two bowling teams Walter Tafe scored 216 last week the best record that has been made in that A team to be picked from ten of the NOTICE The following farms have been posted and we hereby warn all hunters that if they are caught on any of the lands of the undersigned they will be indicted for trespassing MATT HOWARD ¬ J J J J HUGHES MILLnR WARD M JOHN Q WARD B KENNEDY CATESBY WOODFORD M HALL JAS E CLAY ROBT H FERGUSON Game and Fish Club at the court house Saturday afternoon the following officers were elected J Q Ward Jr but when the subject is our line laundry President J M Hall Vice President workthey are all linked in one and J D McClintock Secretary John i LmMzJMmiMMM LWmt Thnf IS that thp lnnnrlrr TrrrtvL- - Inna V The Club now Brennan Treasurer wuo uy Im members and is well has one hundred w our and perfect methods orgaaized to prosecute violators of game gives more genuine satisfacticn for its One offender has and fish laws beauty of color and exquisite finish in The Club will already been indicted shirt ollar or cuff than yon can obtain Co are showing- an meet Saturday at two p mf at the Frank Hotel Fordham and all members and ar elegant line of ready-to-weJ VI XSSi- those who desire to become members fcofGN suits skirts and silk waists are urged to be present Carpets and niatrins greatly reduced A Covington club offers ten dollars reward for every arrest and conviction r at J T Hintons tf The for violating game and fish laws BRO Proprietors AI HINTON JK W State pays sixty per cent of fine to in- ¬ Uucks For Sal Telephone No 4 former -20 pure bred selected Soulhdownbnok Knights at Middlesboro f lambs 6 aged Southdown bucks The Grand Lodge of Kentucky Also 4 Cotewold bucks Knights of Pythias ip in session this Address The Paris lodge R B HUTCHCRAFT week at Middlesboro FOR CASH ONLY i3 represented by Colonel A J Lovely 2sep tr Paris Ky cl 00 12 cans Corn 95 and Captain A C Adair and Sir Knight 100 lbs Purity Flour 1 95 12 cans Tomatoes 95 My agency insures against Louis Wolstein Capt Adair has been 100 lbs Crystal Flour 6 00 12 cans Table Peaches camp on General 100 lba Granulated Suear l 20 fire wind and storm best oil re- ¬ nmed as an aide destaff The aides mibsLard 1 00 12 cans Mincemint 1 QO Stanley Milwardd liable prompt paying compa- ¬ have the rank of Major 1 CO 12 cans Fie Peaches il2i lbs Bacon 95 10 3 bars Wahing Soap 0EFum on passed Hams per pound nies Don The Carlisle K of P band f 08 Matches per box 0L througb the city yesterday en route to Picnic Hams per pound W 0 HINTON Agent 10 Best Tomato Catsup Breakfast Bacon per pound 09 Middlesboro to attend the meeting Webb is a dele- ¬ Arbuckels Coffee per pound 10 Macaroni per package Sii Knight Frank P 09 Wanted Eggs and bntter gate from the Lexington Lodge Geo N Parris Fruits of Every Variety at Reasonable Prices Examine those comforts at J T jmm J W up-to-da- te - The Bourbon Steam Laudryv HOW ARE THESE PRICES - Jackets wraps and furs latest styles lowest prices at Frank Cos 1 city ni9- - One or two rooms for man and wife or small honse for light house keeping in good location Address Lock box 66 Paris Ky 14oct tf Wanted Hintons tf Complete line of kid and un- dressed kid and driving gloves aijgrice Cos clothiers - GEO N PARRIS 1 Next Door to PostalJTelegraph Office iji - g tJ A iTUar i j -- jtlgfeiBE a7rfci Ti si BTig w iijp v V rtjn Tiajr i 6 THE BOUKBON NEWS PAitlS EX TUESDAY OCTOBER 25 1898 continued Grafton after a and was glad to get away Then came moments embarrased pause I know an orderly with the colonels compliHttl foreheads puckered With their its asking a great deal more than I ments and would Mr Merriam step And their little minus perplexed should care to do were I in jour place over to the office a minute and glanc Never knowing what new duty and I wouldnt ask it if I didnt think it ing across the parade Bandy was surMay crop up to claim them next might do good for all and do harm to prised to see that bright lights were All too eager for the burdens Life must surely bring to wait none You heard of her sudden pros- shining from the windows at headquar-¬ Womans work and womans worry ters and there were signs of unusual tration the other night Little tot anticipate life and stir about the infantry barlres but Would be mothers oradle riollie3 Do you know have you any idea of racks Quickly he mounted the stairs In nheir loving little arms and again knelt by the side of his young the cause Little hearts are all a tremble Not the faintest No I cant say wife She was quieter now but evi ¬ Simulating loves alarms dently weak from the violence of her There are sick beds doctors gather that She got a telegram I heard Lengthened faces tell of grief She did and an answer was demand ¬ emotion if from no other cause Smil ¬ How girls love to borrow trouble Mrs ed and I had to read it and reply that ing sympathetically Hayne Passes any boys belief she was prostrated and couldnt an- ¬ arose from her place near the head of Baby brows are corrugated swer herself perhaps for days I have the sofa that he might come closer and Would be housewives fume and fret no right to tell 3 011 what was in the fold Florence in his arms as she felt All the woes of every household message but she seems to need to see sure Florence wished to be folded and In each mock menage are met Naughty children saucy servants you She says to morrow I say to- Bandy did come nearer and took the Bills to pay and long drawn sighs slender hand in his and spoke tenderly night Oer dyspepsia caused by eating a moment no answer came At and fondly and bent again and kissed For Underdone oer rich mud pies last with evident effort Merriam spoke the pale forehead lingeringly and all Be she big or be she little I had promised myself never to see this Florence seemed to accept without Child yet or to ripe years grown nher alone It is due to my wife if not other notice than silence and submis ¬ Pain is pleasure to a womaseem as all must own So twould to me You know the relations that ex-¬ sion Mrs nayne gazed with swiftly Born to trouble while a toddler changeful expression This was some isted Now Mrs Merriam does not Meekly to her fate she bows thing utterly new utterly unlooked for like your guest Lacking trouble she must make it So she plays at keeping house Neither do I interrupted Grafton What could have occurred to turn FlorMary Norton Bradford in Boston Globe stoutly and Ive an idea shell go after ence Merriam fondest happiest of shes got what information you can wives into this limp unresponsive creature Surely it could not be that give her And now Merriams face began to lose there lingered one remaining doubt of its dark look and to grow suddenly Bandy now He had ignored so utterly pale Do you mean that this telegram so successfully the wiles of the cohas made has anything to do with her quette to whom he owed allegiance a BY CAPTAIN CHARLES KING year gone by She heard him murmur wish to see me Everything Merriam according to Ill be back very soon dearest saw Copyrighted 1896 by F Tennyson Neely my belief and if I could tell you what the sudden upward sweep of the white SYNOPSIS it said I think you would not refuse eyelids and the miserable questioning look in the dark brown eyes The Chapter I Fannie McLane a young her colonel had sent for me to attend him at Intently Merriam eyed the captains widow is Invited to visit the Graftons at Fort Sedgwick Her sister tries to dis- face as though burning with eagerness the office he explained and the eyelids suade her as Randolph Merriam whom to read his full meaning drooped again Then he pressed his she had jilted for old McLane and his bride lips to hers and they answered not at Very well I will come right after reare stationed there Then he rose and with deep conwedding treat Surely five minutes ought to be all Chapter II Fannie McLancs causes family feeling A few months later enough he said at length and then cern in his manly face turned to go she while traveling with her husband went thoughtfully homeward It is so good of 3ou to come to us meets Merriam on his wedding trip I should be But retreat parade came within so he asaid to Mrs Hayne Chapter III Some time previous to this at loss without you Ill hurry back Merriam had gone on a government sur- ¬ short a time after Graftons return to But his last look as he left the room vey fallen ill and had been nursed by Mrs his quarters that his message to Mrs was for Florence whose eyes followed Tcemaine and daughter Florence A hasty con- ¬ note from Mrs McLanes stepson takes McLane covered that lady with him only until his turned again to her sternation What Meet Bandy Mer Then they him to the plains drooped again Chapter IV Young McLane dictates to riam when she had less than 00 min- ¬ Floy dear said Mrs nayne after a Merriam a dying message which is sent utes in which to dress It couldnt to Parry a young Chicago lawyer and be thought of When Merriam called moment of thought Im going to ask brother-in-laReply you something of Mrs McLane causes Merriam to swoon He is taken to Mrs Grafton fluttered down with flushing cheeks and indignant eyes as The girl held up her white hand and the Tremarnes calls for Florence though listening Engagement of Florence Chapter V Im so sorry Mr Merriam but really They heard Bandy saidthe Waitbelow in hall Tremaine to Merriam is announced wed ¬ MrsMcli111e says she is so far from well dings shortly follows as he threw his cape over his shoulders Chapter VI Mr McLane is mysterious- again this evening that she cannot see and hastened out heard him go bound- ¬ ly shot in San Francisco Merriam Is anyone She has gone back to bed but greatly excited when he reads account In begs that you will come in at noon to- ing down the steps out through the gateway and then across the hard papers While still in mourning Mrs Mcmorrow How is dear Florence I gravel of the road Then as his footfalls prepares to visit Fort Sedgwick Lane Chapter VII Mrs McLane arrives at should have been to see her but I am died away Mrs Hayne knelt where he the fort Merriam is startled at the news tied hands and feet had knelt the moment before and he and his wife absent themselves And Bandy went angering back to Floy dear it isnt possible you think hop that evening from the formal What he cherishes any feeling except of xity Merriam f Floys mutely inquiring eyes Chapter VITI Mr and Mrs pay their respects to the widow on an can I do to cheer you to night my dar or contempt for that woman I never he whispered as he bent over saw anything more perfect than hisde evening- when she would be sure to have ling many other callers When the call is to kiss her Is Mrs Hayne coming votion to you his avoidance of her returned Merriam is away and his wife back pleads illness as excuse for not seeing For answer with sudden force the Florence was lying on the sofa in her young wife seemed to tear herself from her Mrs McLane receives telegram Ar- ¬ rested Chicago Your uncle stricken par- pretty room aloft and Merriani knelt the alysis You will be summoned Secure at her side taking- her passive hand in the touch of the friendly hand suund of the gentle voice and burying papers otherwise lose everything C M She faints is revived with difficulty but his and stroking gently the curls that her face in her arms turning her back after three days is allowed to take the shimmered about her white temples upon her consoler moaned aloud Oh open air Tells Grafton she must see Mer The smile with which she greeted him Floy Floy my little friend You must riam was very wan and flitting not doubt him Never distrust him She said she would after a little I again Why he will not even go near CHAPTER IX Continued told her youd be in right after pa 5her He will not see her speak with There were two restless and unhappy rade but and the but had a mourn- ¬ her and I never heard such love and men at Sedgwick now gunner and ful tone to it tenderness in I had to stop a moment on the way speaks to you his voice as when he trooper Minium and Whit taker and each at his appropriate stable man- dear A matter I promised to attend Then as though stung Florence aged to intercept the troop commander to and again he bent and laid his lips whirled upon her and with dilated on the way to his own each im- upon her brow then pressed them to burning eyes and a hot flush overportunate for tidings of the fair in- hers Time was and only a few days spreading her face with lips close set valid each resentful of his indifference gone by when she used to meet that as though to beat down the tremors and unpitying response Grafton was fond caress with a kiss as fond as lin- ¬ that strove for tlhe mastery answered Now she lay there a warm friend where he liked but an gering as his own unresponsive Something with startling vehemence not patient unbeliever and a cynic where he did But I have its when he calls to her and Grafton believed that he had prompted him to pass his arm under talks to her in his sleep fathomed Fanny McLanes shallow neath her neck and tc draw her head to Then Mrs Hayne sprang up aghast nature and secret purpose and was in ¬ his breast and she let herseSi go un¬ One moment she stood gazing incredu- ¬ tolerant of her to the verge of rudeness resisting but her cheek did not nestle lously down at Florence a world of sorHe loved his wife He mourned tine happily confidently as was its wa3 row and pity in her eyes Then with semi deception in which she had in Her big pathetic eyes were down- her hand to her ear cried Hark and dulged in having against his wishes cast even averted to the window I wish I knew some way to gladden hastened across the still brought her former friend within her out Far starlit level of gates But now he looked urjon Har- ¬ you a bit my Brownie he murmured the parade a trumpeter was sounding riet as being quiite sufficientljpunislhed using for almost the first time her fa- officers call and equally willing that Mrs McLancv thers own fond pet name for her and he was should take herself elsewhere If result startled beyond measure at the CHAPTER X One instant her face light therefore Merriam should see her and night the riflers seven comThat do or refuse to do that which she de ed as with sudden radiant joy then panies were whirled away by special quivered all over with pent up emomanded of him Grafton felt that he railway train to the rescue of might speed his parting guest and re- tion Then the pretty mouth began shops and roundhouses attheCimmaron lieve not only his own but his fair wifes to twitch and the lips to tremble and Springs a hundred miles to the north shoulders of a heavy load He was then despite every- effort she turned One of those unaccountable maniasthat late reaching stables a fact burly old back to her pillow and burst into a pas prompt men to appropriate other peoBuxton would be quick to notice and as sion of tears great sobs shaking her ples property had seized upon the em ¬ quick to rebuke He had delayed only slender frame from head to foot Florence Florence he cried in ployes 01 the road The Valley division a minute or two after the sounding of had the call because he wished to have his utter dismay and trouble What is it and been forceda to abandon all trains it was only question of time said What is it my pet my interview over and done with The men sweetheart Ah dont turn from me like the ringleaders when the Mountain diof his troop were already leading out precious foIIoAV suit Passenger as he came in sight of the long row of that You are n ot well my own or you vision would yellow washed rookeries that passed would not break my heart by shrinking and cattle fruit and freight trains were for stables and it annoyed him to be from me What can I have said to so blockaded a The mails sent throngh at single car were presently And now he would take first with hailed on fihe way one after another distress you by these two admirers of so much that no denial but had clasped his arms belated then blocked entirely and his he couldnt admire at all Then as luck about her and drawn her to his breast Uncle Sam who had been showingnow would have it the lieutenant colonel again and began kissing away her tears teeth for twenty four inches was the next to accost him and to re- and striving to check her sobbing It showed his hand In the old lays of Sedgwick it was the cavalry that was mark that he was five minutes late was useless Oh let me cry let me cry she perpetually being bustled off on the which wasnt so but couldnt be conwarpath leaving tJhe infantry to hold tradicted and Grafton was gritting his pleaded its what I need And so in pain and bewilderment he the fort but of late the Indians had teeth when he reached his troop He yielded to her wish and strove to con kept the peace and the cavalry the post was in no mood to talk diplomatically with Merriam just then and knew it tent himself with murmuring soft Then came the sudden outbreak of and was thankful that the lieutenant soothing words and holding her close trouble on an eastern road the swift was still another stable beyond when to his heart and at last the storm of assurance of sympathy from brethren who should appear walking rapidly tears seemed drifting away and she in the west and then a strike that back from the bank where the horses could speak in answer to his pleading speedily established the fact that there were watering than Merriam himself and presently she looked one instant were still savages in the valle3 of ilbe Bravo for men who tried to stand to Seeing- inquiry in tBie captains eye he into his eyes and began A Do you think could we go back their duty were kicked and battered stepped quickly toward him to the cantonment for just a little into pulp and helpless women and chil My wife isnt feeling at all well he dren were burned out of house and explained and Im excused in order to while Why Floy darling weve only just home return to her come from there The colonel was in no wise eager to Nothing serious I hope said I know And yet and yet oh it go on any such mission He kept ot Grafton There at least was a woman seems years since since the metaphorical front but the actual months he approved of then And now the sobs again be- rear of his men secure in the preNothing- that I can understand or came headed Capt Hayne uncontrollable the doctor either said Bandy anxious ¬ distress he sprang upand in dread and caution that cool the pilot of the en- ¬ to call the serv- ¬ was forward on ly She hasnt been like herself for ant and bid him go for Mrs Hayne gine If the trestle work were sawed several daj s and gets worse instead of and the bridges burned at inconvenient doctor better I dont like to be away from even implored but Florence pretested away orHayne would not be apt to let lier although Mrs Hayne is there a message was sent to no purpose The points and before many the train stumble into the pitfall It great deal bless her minutes both were there was nearly dawn before the special Tm sorry Im doubly sorry MerThe medico looked perturbed when he reached Santa Fe Junction but the riam said Grafton uncomfortably came downstairs talked about low nerv ¬ riflers marched thither soon after mid- ¬ for I was on the point of asking yon ous condition said that air sunshine night leaving many weeping wives at to come over and see Mrs McLane about cheerful companionship were what she home They had not the stoicism of a matter which is giving her deep reajjy needed etc etc Shed been those women long schooled in such anxiety housing herself too much of late calamities the ladies of the cavalry Merriams face began to darken at would send over some sedatives He Buxton succeeded to the command of from once but he said no word the hospital and then he bustled outy the post and its garrison now made up KEEPING HOUSE Bandy ¬ THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by of one ¬ TSRfrTg- ¬ - i Editors and Owners ¬ HER ASTHETICISM fl M ¬ She Could Not Find Anyone vith the JLlisrht Kind of Name to aiate With fl 5 1 1 aesthetic in her tastes I fear sin- - said that I shall never But surety you have enough opportunities said her dearest g irl friend Beautiful and talented as you are there must be many seeking- your hand Alas yes she replied languidly Then what stands in the way was the reply My aestheticism My nature is such that the inappro priateness is strongly impressed upon me The first who came I could have loved but She sadly sighed and shook her head What was the matter with him inquired her dearest friend His name was Needham answered the aesthetic one Think of it Need liaml Could I bear to have it said that I Xeedham no matter whether it were Ah it pronounced ham or him ivas awfuli I had to let him go But there were others Assuredly But the name of the next one was ILuggins Just think of that Iluggins How could anyone bea r to gWe such prominence to the business of love making He was a nice man too How about the next - It wus unfortunate that she was marrj ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- An Army Wife gan coming in just after retreat and Officft Hoars 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m- Merriani wouldnt tell The first dispatch was from depart- ¬ ment headquarters and bade the colonel hold his entire regiment ready for instant duty and a journey by rail DEALER IN Bux was with him when it came and Oil together they had gone to the office Furniture Window Shades Cloths Carpets Mattresses Then was handed in another which the Etc colonel read but did not pass over to his second in command On the con- ¬ trary he thought a bit and sent for Special attention givn to CJndertak Mr Merriam and took him to one side ing and Repairing and had a conversation with him of Main Street - - - - Paris Ky five minutes duration that was inaudi ¬ ble to everybody else Bux did catch a word or two but could make of it HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK nothing that did not stimulate his curi- ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE osity Killed Mescalero moun- ¬ McLane tains written statement DESIRE to aell my house and only 23 were some of them and with blacksmith shop at Jackson¬ when he took the commanding officers ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal desk the next day he ransacked it to ance in twelve montha For farther find that dispatch supposing it to be particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON something official It was only semi Jacksonville K 18oct tf official said the operator It came th fou troops and Capt Blinkers battery oi mounted artillery and what fairly pestered Buxton was why the colonel should have sent for Mr Merriam with in ten minutes after the dispatches bebig- sqtrtdron of the -- ¬ H A SMITH Office over G S Vardatt Co m ¬ ¬ GEO W DAVIS i rv I ¬ ¬ ¬ from department headquarters but r was addressed to the colonel personally not in his capacity as post commander consequently it was not filed ¬ ¬ SDEJai3XTC5 3 II ¬ ¬ ¬ she an- ¬ His name was Kissum Think of go- ¬ swered wifh a shudder ing through iiie with a name that gave such extra oiui nary advice every time it was used With even a slight stop between my flrst and last names it Oh would be most embarrassing some one would call Mvissam Mabel I couldnt stand it Was Oh ¬ geant three corporals 12 sentries for The Blnegraas Nurseries offer every ¬ four posts and the inevitable and in- thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No dispensable orderly for the command- Accents Strawberry and general nursery cat¬ ing officer being all now authorized since both battery and troop command- alogue on application to ers had to keep up their stable guards H F HILLENMEYER But Buxton insisted on a lieutenant as Lexington Ky officer of the guard and as luck would Telephone 279 have it the man directed to relieve the infantr sub starting off with his regi CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD ment was Randolph Merriam He had hastened home to let Florence know it was the riflers not the cav BROS alry that were summoned this time and instead of finding her somewhat ¬ ¬ and Bux couldnt find it The guard had to be reduced and Buxton gave orders accordingly a ser trees VINES 38 PLANTS 4 ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ CRAWFORD trauquillized was distressed w The next one to propose was Mr Leggctt Actually I almost blushed it was so indelicate As Mrs Leggett I would die of mortification And the last was even worse What was his name Triplett she replied regretful- y and you can readily see that that is three times as bad as Childs Oh ii T could onlj- - lose my aestheticism or find some one with the right kind of a name how happy I mighttoe Even culture has its drawbacks Chicago Post no that the last ¬ j ¬ ¬ ¬ traces of continued if not greater agitation Mrs Ha3Tne of course had Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts been hurried home Florence had left the sofa and was nervously pacing the little room He heard her rapid footCONNELLY steps as he let himself in at the door below but as he bounded up the stairs she hurried to the window and stood PARIS KENTUCKY leaning against the sash her back to ward him as he entered Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Closing the door aud hastening to Your work is promptly answered her Merriam took her in his arms and solicited Prices reasonable turned her face to his It was hot and flushed The eyes were still red with weeping the lids swollenand disfigured DR CALDWELLS to be continued ¬ to see JOHN e3xtxmoe3esj ¬ OPHIRS How NEW FANCY WORK Panama Cloth the Favorite 3In terlul for Tabic Im ¬ - Covers Vgirhe general effect t - is to be revived m the cross stitch patterns again becoming populai though it has never entirely gone out of use in practical needlework as dressmakers employ it daily in finishing and fastening But although the sampler stitch is to undergo a revival as a method of ornamentation it will not e upon the quaint old samplers for ¬ ¬ of sampler work ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ These utilitarian days will have none of the purely decorative unless it can serve some practical use Hence the shops are showing as latest designs new weaves of linen and cloth especially manufactured for cross stitch work for which are designed patterns suitable for table scarfs cushion cov- ¬ ers and various household linens Of the new materials brought out for this work one is called Panama cloth and is to be used for table covers It comes in while and ecru and measures 1 yards in width costing 23 cents a yard It is woven in well proportioned squares or blocks to guide the placing of the stitches It is very easy to work upon this any of the various cross stitch patterns illustrated in the small books furbished with this work rnd materia Bulgarian wools and cottons electric floss and the filling silk are the Various materials used in working these designs and can be obtained in a variety of shades The pat- ¬ tern must always be followed one way throughout the whole piece or it will show a difference when completed Work from right to left across the pat ¬ tern in single croft stitch then turn Rnd go back crossing these stitches again with utmost care Louise Long Christie in Womans Home Compan- ¬ ion ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ wlers of a Charming souvenirs of pleasant sum ¬ mer outings are ferns and flowers pre- ¬ served by crystallizing them The best method is to arrange some basket forms of any desired pattern with pli ¬ able copper wire and wrap them with gauze Into these tie to the bottom the --flowers you wish to preserve ferns leaves violets in fact any Ho- ¬ Crystallizing Flowers Twenty JWontlis Recent 3 writes a correspondent from Demer I was looking over the old mail pouches stored in the inspectors department of the Denver post office and on one of them I noticed a card tied near the rusty lock On it was written This pouch was in a snowslide on the dead carriers back for 20 months near Ophir Swan Nilson a Swedish mail carrier Avas the man who bore that pouch to his death His route was from Silvei--toto Ophir and on December 23 1SG3 a terrible storm was raging in that part of the Rocky mountains NiIsons friends advised him not to attempt the trip but he would not listen to their warnings I mus go he said I haf many Christmas things in my pouch and I not disappoint the good friends at Ophir It will not be Christmas there unless Swan Nilson bring the mail So the brave carrier set forth his mail sack tightly strapped to his back Norwegian snowshoes on his feet and a long guiding pole in his hand At Ophir the miners of the camp were waiting and longing for his appearance Christmas eve came and went while the storm raged fiercely in the mountains The morning dawned clear and bright but the faithful mail carrier did not come Impatience changed to anxiety search parties were organized and went out along the trails There was nothing to be seen or heard of Nilson The winter passed and with the com ing of summer the search for the lost carrier was renewed but nothing cciild be learned of his fate Another year rolled round and during the summer another search party was organized On August 13 1S63 at the bottom of a snowslide the picks and shovels of the searching party uncovered the body of Swan Nilson and still strapped to his back was the old pouch with the Ophir ¬ n It CHRISTMAS MAIL Was Lost in n Snovrsllrte for iYRUPINDIGESTION PEPSS CURES EE TIME TABLE EAST BOUND mi 1 01 si fii 50pm 80am o50pn 923pm 15aro 60pm 050pm ihWa o 705pa 840pm Lv Lexington ll Jlun 1V Winchesterll58am Ar Mt SterllnBi22opm G3 ara Ar Washington Louisville Ir Lexington Ar 830am 600pm lrloam 8lUpm Ar PbiladeiphialOlSam 705pm 1240nn fcOSpia Ar New York WEST BOUND Trains marked thns f ran daily a eept Sunday other trains ruo daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reterratiooi o any information call on Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArShelbyvllle Ar Louisville 730am 4o0pm 655am 250ps 800am 520pm 735am 845pBt 911am ti30pm 1001am 720pm 1100am l5pm F B Carr N R It tGkorge W Barney Pana Ky Agent Ii Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky ¬ The COAST LINE to MACKINAC THE C - gSS XMmkSBSSSm TO PETOSKEY MACKINAO DETROIT CHICAGO PETOSKEY 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boat Construction Luxurious Equipment Artfstid Furnishing Decoration and Efficient Service insuring the highest degree of ¬ Christmas mail ¬ ¬ delicate character do not at- ¬ tempt full blown roses and sink them in a solution of alum of one pound to a gallon of water Wait until the solution has cooled as the colors will then be preserved in their original beauty itnd the crystallized alum will hold them faster than when formed in a hof solution When you have a light cov- ¬ ering of crystal that completely en- ¬ velops the articles remove carefully and allow it to drip for 12 hours These baskets are very beautiful and will long preserve their freshness ¬ - ¬ - ¬ ¬ Housewife 0 Ik All tbe Ear Murks Servant Lady at the door muuil She didnt have no card Mistress What does she look like Bed hair cat eyes thin lipsugly chin an hooked nose She looks as if shed bite a bodys head off Trll her Ill be down in a moment Shes probably collecting money for ome charity K Y Weekly ¬ The dryness of the feet depends large ¬ ly upon the kind and quality of the boot or shoe worn Shoes are better foi ordinary everyday use than boots es- ¬ pecially for those people who walk For riding or when obliged to stand or travel through deep snow boots are the best A cheap pair of shoes is dear at any price It pays in every way to get a good shoe looks better wears longer and gives better satisfaction Do not wear a shoe after the outer or first sole is worn through It is conducive to both health and comfort to get it tapped Boston Herald The Ungrateful Thine A man was cured of blindness by a surgeon remarkable for his unprepossessing- appearance When vision was fully restored the patient looked at his Lucky for you benefactor and said young man T did not see you before you operated or I would never have given my consent Medical Record Hovr He Shone Does young Mr Slimmins shine in asked a young woman society es- ¬ Some replied Miss Cayenne pecially about the coat sleeves Washington Star Two persons die of starvation in 1 London every week Youths Companion Keeping the Feet Dry COHFORT SPEED AND SAFETY Foun Trips per Week Between Toledo Detroit THE SOO AND DULUTH Mackinac MARQUETTE Return including fleals and Berths From Cleveland iS from Tolede 15 from Detroit 1350 EVERY EVENING LOW RATES to Picturesque ftiacklnac an Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points Hrst South and Southwest and at Detroit lor all points North and Northwest Sunday Trips Jure July August and Septembae- Qafy - EVERY DAY BETWEEN Cleveland Put-in-B- ay Toledo Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address X A 3CHANT2 a m DETHCHT KHOH Tfi Detroit and Cleveland steam lay Si The Shortest Line and The Best Service between Cincinnati and the Summer Resorts of the Great Lakes GHXDRlf MICHIGAN AND THE 6REAT LAKfiS 3 Train Dally CIMCIMHAT twen iETMlT WMJM- - w - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 251898 4 PREPARING THE SOIL Unless WEAVING HAIR SWITCHES IV im V ITHE WEST HAS MOVED It Be Done Carefully tlte ter Wheat Crop Will Xot Be TRUE TO HIS LAST Satisfactory Directions and Implements for inj tlie Work at Home Do Montana Man in New York Objects to A Good Shoemaker 3Iny Not Know Former Geographical Clan- Much Besides Making f Mification Shoes But COVERED BARNYARD A Very Important Factor in the Man ¬ agement of a Successful General Farm II appearances are facts seldom in- ¬ deed is there a farmer who appreciates t hex real worth of a covered barnyard At any rate those seen by the writer in his travels over and about the country management it not only being possible with it to keep manure from leachingtiven in the slightest degree but pre ¬ serves it to a certainty from that hateful consumer of the majority of manure heaps fi re fa nging With a covered barnyard one should tmtiply wheel out the manure daily and throw some litter over it Thus dealt with Hie cattle will run over it and - have been exceedingly few and far be ¬ tween A covered barnyard just the same is a very important factor in farm Ml 11 I racks for the animals arranged at the Sheep can be wintered in this manner with but very little trouble Have you a barn something like the upright shown in the accompanying illustration If so attach on the side of it the addition that is repFunny resented which is in the virtual sense two wings with a roof spanning both the roof space to be used as storage for hay grain or other crops it opening di ¬ rectly onto the second floor of the barn The wings may be best utilized for the housing of any kind of stock pigs poul i ry waives colts or sheep This simpli iies the work other conditions being equal Since all the farm stock is gathered into one place and practically un der one roof the whole arrangement becomes a labor saving machine so to speak of the highest order the cov- ¬ ered yard thus secured being adjacent to all the stock quarters aiidso t once accessible to all the stock At the front a board fence should be sides ¬ ered barnyard also affords stock a chance to exercise and secure fresh air without exposure to storms and colu winds no matter what the period of the year may be and for sheep that lamb in the spring it is just the place in which they can winter the opin ¬ ion of man 3 being that sheep clothed with a thick fleece of wool as they are thrive better on an average when the have a cool situation To justify this however it is imperative that the barn ¬ yard be enclosed all around except that part facing to the south with feed COVERED BARNYARD keep it so closely packed that too rap ¬ A cov- ¬ id heating is an impossibility ¬ ¬ ¬ erected1 if a the protect the yard from the wind hav ing at either extremity a gate so that a farm team may be driven in on one side the wagon loaded with dung and then driven out on the other side thus giving an easy turn or if one of the wings is but half the length of the opposite one onty one gate in front is required the covered space interven ing between the upright and this wing then affording a passage in and out of ¬ ¬ ¬ tight one it will further undesirable fumes arising and1 keeping the whole pure and sweet and thistin my judgment is the proper construction for while it makes the yard colder it will be rendered unfit for use only during a few dajs of the winter and then a temporary obstruction to the cold may be put up at the open space between wing and barn If it faces to the south the yard will thus be impregnable to the made practical frost king Fred 0 Sibley in Ohio Farmer Green Food for Winter The value of green food for poultry during the winter months is recog nized by all well informed poultry keepers How best to supply this is more of a question particularly in the northern states In Missouri and states south an almost or quite con- ¬ tinuous source of green food for the ichickens can be provided by sowing a small patch of wheat or lye near the ¬ ¬ ¬ 3rard and also more room as well ns more light in case the wings are quite long This arrangement fur ¬ thermore secures constant circulation of air through the yard removing all early and on rich well prepared soil so as to secure a good growth before freezing weatfher sets in and the fowls shotild be kept from it until other isources of supply are cut off by frost Even in sections of severe winters a wheat patch for the chickens to work on in late fallzand early spring will be a source of health and delight to the fowls and pnoiit to heir owners Kural World -- poultry house This should be sown straw ito ordinary feeding oats in grain can be ground rstock Unless the much of it will pass through the stock whole and will be voided in the excre men But there is an exemption to this in the caseof sheep especially H fed iv the straw in winter The sheep masticate the grain so thorough ly that after it has come up and is re chewed in tne cud there is scarcely any loew of nutriment It is best to fped the oats in the straw before any hay is given and require it to 511 be eaten This will prevent waste American Cultivator Corn is a Though it saves labor we doubt whether there is any advantage in Feeding Ou t In Sjtra vv te ¬ fattening food but-- can nejirly always be given atnight to good advantage or failure in Switches which are substantial and the east said a New York Two men were talking the production of winter wheat lies look well can be made by anyone who doWe ofappreciate how the country man not has What I admire among our artisan class in the preparation of the soil has the time and patience if they fol- ¬ spread as a result of the war with Spain as said one with the air of a superior person our fellow citizens in the west appreciate It is ta be regretted that so many low these directions is a little than it I was in the office of my hotel near the fined by the broader knowledge shop is de- ¬ fields are put in in a slipshod manner mere walls of his Now some communities one can earn counter when a new arrival wrote his name I have in mind two shoemakers In whom 1 Farmers adopting this method will considerable money weaving hair It and town and said he wanted a front room see occasionally they are both growl because they do not make a suc- ¬ requires no tools which any man can- ¬ with a private hath My business keeps me of mine Both ofasthem are prompt tenants indusDo vou eet uo with a on the alert for people who live beyond thp trious honest cess of winter wheat and will forever not make men but headache Mississippi and as soon as I could do bo as he can he even about one is as ignorant after let the other fellow grew wheat Take a board about four feet long with propriety I looked at the register the details of his Is there a bad taste m and own trade while they stick to something they and six inches wide Drive an eight saw that the new arrival was from Helena day where Why I asked him the other your mouth pegs were made and of know will respond to little labor and or ten penny nail in one end so that Mont Then I made my advances by ask- what wood shoe he hasnt the least idea Then you have a poor and ing nun how business was in the west At and I had to tell him On the contrary appetite and a weak diges- ¬ thought it will stand upright when the board tliat he flared and asked You are frequently the other one not only knew that much tion The old time method of summer fal- is lying down How do you know where I am from bui was up on the history of shoes and dizzy always feel dull and low has about passed out of use but it makes yoa Drive three nails at the other end what explained thimc I am from the west their material and manufacture iiJ h You have cold drowsy is modified to a certain degree by I that I two inches apart Use No 8 ister and in order to had looked at the reg- interested me for half an hour by a most about hands and feet You get appease any suspicion instructive talk on plowing the land intended for wheat black cotton Some prefer linen or on his part occupation There but little benefit from your that I had a gold brick to dis is a vast difference his think between two as early as possible In this way much silk but they are not as durable as pose of I handed him my I food You have no ambition card and apolomen situated as those two are and it is of the summer fallow result is secured cotton gized for when you have done that to a greatly to to work and the sharp pains the credit of one that he acwestern man he is yours The soil needs exposure to the air in of neuralgia dart through quires knowledge not because it is absoTie the thread to the nail that is But your body order to promote chemical changes standing alone then carry to one of tested I am not from the west he pro- lutely necessary but because of his desire to broaden and see something more than What is the cause of all that result in an increase of available the outside nails at the other end mou are from Montana I asked what may dangle at a waxend or spread food for the plants It needs time for wind two or three times around tls trouble bowels I hats what but you dont call Mon- itself a Constipated tana the west I reckon he replied with a think over do side of sole leather Dont you such tillage that the particles of soil drawing the thread tight as I Wind combination of southern and western acUm er may be well mixed and their positions around then back to the center one cent hesitated the other man I know your two shoemakers and have had towards each other changed It re- ¬ and wind then back to the single one i1 4aid as mildl as I could that it was so work done by both of and I quires time to become solid beneath and back to the last outside one Wind classified m the geography I knew and so re- another difference that them probablynotice you overgarded by people in the east Mli gflj the surface as a result of fall rains looked around and tie firmly Not since the war he replied I An old rule in English agriculture is For a moment I did not know where I man knew you would responded the first This is the only tool with the excep- ¬ rubbing his hands with pleasure to the effect that land that is to bear tion of comb and shears ivas at But he came to my relief Yes continued the other the man reclcn wheat cannot be too old or too solid weve Cut hair needs very little prepara- ¬ the bandwich vou know out of recentlv took who only knows how to make shoes can islands in the wet provided 1hat it is fertile and free tion Have a dish of water and take make other chap cant I acquiesced with proper American pride Theresshoes and the that you know to something in from weeds and that there is enough out locks about as large as a twine I reckon you know about that other is Washingloose loair at the surface to cover the or a little larger Wet the top of the land Luzon or whatever thev call it Thats the man who must wear them ton Star seed These successful wheat grow hair and clip the ends off smoothly mst as good as ours as long as Dewevs ers hold that firm standing is re If the hair is uneven take the top there followed him in his enthusiasm for it Beware of Ointments for Catarrh quired for the healthy development and hold firmly in the left hand With was infectious and I assented That Contain Mercury Well then he asserted as a clincher as mercury will surely destroy the Bense of and proper ripening of wheat In proof the right thumb and forefinger take of this we have often observed that thf hold of the bottom ends of the longest it you want to know how business is in the smell and completely derange the whole system when mucous had call up best wheat is found at the ends where hair loosen the left hand just enough west you Strikesbetter if there Honolulu or surfaces entering it through thenever be Such articles should Manila me was no misthere has been the most tramping done so that the long hair can be pulled out take made by Dewey and I dont think used except on prescriptions from reputable will give you prompt relief by men and teams The best bed is one Smooth and trim the top again and there was that Helena Mont comes pret- physicians as the damage they will do is and certain cure ty nigh being in the middle of the United often ten fold to the good you can possibly that is prepared early and pulverized lay by itself Keep doing this till all btates as they lay at the present derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure Eteep Yqup BlootS IPxpm writing well and which receives surface work ¬ the longest is saved out b itself This manufactured by F J Cheney Co Toledo N Y Sun If you have neglected your ings regularly until the time of seed- ¬ will make the outside of the switch O contains no mercury and is taken intercase a long time you had The Value of Experience nally acting directly upon the blood and ing comes smooth Tie a thread tightly around better take With what a gracefully sweeping motion mucous suriaces of the system In buying We have in mind a very successful the threads about four inches from the she handles a fan Yes she used to keep Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gengrower of winter wheat who will not single nail on the board Take the the Hies off the table in her fathers Omaha uine It is taken internally and made in Co TestiToledo Ohio by F J Cheney grow wheat if he cannothave the con- ¬ board on your lap having the single lunchroom Cleveland Plain Dealer monials free also It will remove all dition necessary for a good seed bed nail toward you the other end resting Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottle impurities that have been The best ground for wheat is a field on something Take a lock of the hair THE MARKETS Halls Family Pills are the best accumulating in your blood which has been to oats the previous in the right hand with the top toward and will greatly strengthen He Knew Him 3ear As soon as the oats are removed the board put the end under the right LIVE STOCK attlccomxnoxU ati Oct 3 24 your nerves 3 00 75 Again it was the terrible small brother the ground is plowed comparatively hand thread over the center and tinder Select butchers 3 85 4 35 WpliO thQ GGfGP the CALVES Fair shallow in fact it is plowed about as the last then back over the left hand HOGS Common to good light 5 75 Lb G 25 doing put inentertaining until his sister There may be eomething about 3 20 3 45 could an appearance your case you do not qulto under ¬ shallow as can be done to turn under under the center and over the right Mixed puckers 3 C5 3 5J I guess you dont know me said the stand Write the doctor freely tell Light shippers 30 3 70 him how you aro suffering You the growth of stubble and weeds As hand back under the right hand over SHEEP Choice caller with a commendable desire to be 3 70 3 will promptly receive tho best pleasant ¬ soon as plowed it is disked and har- thecenterandtindertheleft hand back J fAIVllio k 5 35 medical advice Address 4 85 Oh yes I do When I saw you through Dr J C Aycr Lowell Mass G5 Winter rowed and about once per week until over the left hand under the center FLOUR Wheat lamilv new 2 40 the winder I heard sister say there comes GRAIN 70 No2 red seeding time the land should be har- ¬ and over the right hand Take the 67 that everlastin Simpkins again Detroit Corn No 2 mixed 3J rowed The harrowing and the tramp ¬ thumb and forefinger of the left hand Free Press 2G ing of the teams on the field together and draw the hair tight up to where Ryc No 2 55 Swift 8 50 choice with the rains if there are any will fit the thread is tied around With the HAY Prime to Mess porlc The fight was all over in a mimite said PROViSIONS the ground well for wheat For selec- ¬ other the witness Why it was all done as quick Lard down tight length BUTTER Prime steam 14 12 Choice dairy as a ole married man kissin his wife good tion of ground the level lan i is con ¬ ways draw the hair Proceed in this manner till the Prime to choice creamery 5i a 14 by Indianapolis Journal sidered best and it may be either val hair is all woven It is better to have APPLES Choice to fancy 3 25 00 40 25 ley land or upland The next best some short hair for the lower end as POTATOE- S- per bbl Advice Quickly Taken CHICAGO is a southeast slope land Physician You are living too high short as six inches It will make a FLOUR Winter raitcnt 3 30 3 50 Preparing ground for wheat in grow much better formed switch When it GRAIN Wheat- - No 2 red Patient Thats so Pve goT to get a iH cheaper doctor N Y Vim ing corn or after the corn has been re- ¬ is finished hold G No 3 Chicago spring G5 the hair so it will not CORN-N- o-i 3 5S 32 moved is not carried on with that suc- ¬ slip out cut the threads and tie them OATS No 2 After physicians had given me np I was cess required by the most practical firmly 10 PORK saved by Pisos Cure Ralph Erieg Wil- then cut the other end and tie LARD Mess TSYiCQ 5 00 bteam wheat growers Good and effectual them For the stems use silk cord a liamsport Pa Nov 22 1893 NEW YORK work cannot be done in the growing little larger than wrapping twine 3 75 PLOUR Winter patent 4 10 The approval of your conscience is an excorn even if the wheat grower has a 2 red 11 fh Double the cord and sew it through W HEAT No mixed cellent thing but it is not sufficient to get CORN No 2 fine hoe or drill for the purpose of 3fc2 you a raise of salary Puck a half an inch from IYE ni drilling To get the corn off the field about Without breaking trie doubled r Oats Mixed 29 the threadj PORK 9 85 means a great deal of labor that the end 10 00 Stiff as a poker sore as a boil St Ja- ¬ take the switch at the end having the LARD Newmess 5 85 Western average western wheat grower does cobs Oil will relax soothe cure fasten it to the cord BALTIMORE not care to undertake and it makes the longest hair andof CO Family GfO The short ends the hair will be on FLOURN- Wheat No 2 Beauty is like a cooking stove no good if time of seeding rather late for best 5 GRAI5 the fuel- gives out Chicago Daily News the upper side of the board when it is Southern Wheat 70 results If it is not possible to cut the woven When Corn Mixed 37 sewing it on lay the corn and haul it off the field it maybe Oats No 2 white A mixed pain has bruise and sprain St Ala III Rye No 2 western well to make the shock rows far apart long hair over back and keep winding ft SO V Jacobs Oil cures the twain 10 CATTLE First and prepare the ground between the and sewing it around the cord keep HOGS Western quality 25 40 Womens shoes are naturally tight when rows for wheat The best tool for pre ing the short ends down between the INDIANAPOLIS they are full Chicago Daily News cord and the woven part of the switch GRAIN Wheat No 2 paring this kind of ground for wheat is Corn No 2 mixed 3t Vs Estey Organ Co found in the disc harrow followed If the switch is short do not wind it Ever thus heirs to aches and pains St Oats No 2 mixed Xl ver3 close together after it has been Jacobs Oils the doctor thoroughly with a smoothing harrow sewed LOUISVILLE Brattleboro Vt about three or four inches If The limited time will not permit as 3 75 FLOUR Win ter patent 4 fO it is very short it will need to be left GRAIN Wheat No 2 red The meaner a man is the harder he tries t7 much work as in the stubble ground to lower his record Chicago Daily News Corn Mixed straight at the lower edge Sew to 326 Iowa TTomestead Oats Mixed 21 the cord as the rest is only do not PORK Mess 9 50 Damp weather brings Rheumatism St wind it around When all sewed turn LARD Steam 5 75 Jacobs Oil brings the cure promptly CORN HUSKING BENCH it down and comb it out It will be so that you who make one Can Be Made of Any Size Desired and snarled MES HNKFATtt TALKS ABOUT OYABITIS Y may think it spoiled but brushing and Is Really a Very Convenient combing will make It all right To Contrivance make one of combings is more tedious Letter from Mrs Oarrio F Tremper I H IP RP that all Suffering Women Should but they will make a good one if propThe husking bench portrayed here- ¬ Head with is a great help during the harvest erly saved One should never wind season as it gets the corn in easy and combings around the fingers if they OF THE HIGHEST GRADE convenient position to husk and keeps are saving them for a switch Take Ovaritis or inflammation of the ovaries may result from sudden stopping1 of them loosely off the comb and put the monthly flow from inflammation of the PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY them in a box that can be closed tight womb and many other causes The o as to not have the hair get full of sli ghtest indication of trouble with the dust An oilcloth apron and sleeves ovaries should claim your instant A N Kellogg Newspaper Go are very useful as the hair will not attention It vill not cureitself and o stick to them as to cloth If one has a hospital operation with all its ter- ¬ iot these take a paper and spread on We offer to our Customers and The Trade rors may easily result from neglect the lap and then take a bit of the The fullest counsel on this sub generally the most satisfactory work possible combings and pull apart loosely ject can be secured without cost by in these branches Our facilities enable us Vhen it is all loosened up take a large writing to Mrs Pinkham at Ijynn handful and pull it from one hand to Mass and asking for her advice to turn out work very rapidly if you desire the other a good deal as one pulls taffy i jmjt vOFrS i 1 y vv t v r Your letter will be confidential to release your type on some large job send When it is pulled till a good lot of It HOI1E MADE CORNHCSKTNC BENCH and seen by women only lays the to us for either stereotyping or electrofyp the husker off the ground when damp bold straight take it inend center and Mrs Carrie F Tremper Lake Ind it and comb each the latter consideration being a boon thumb and finger pull out then with whose letter we print is only one of ing and it will be returned to you promptly the longest to those troubled with rheumatism locks and put jaany that have been cured of ovarian and in good order them as even as they can The seat is fitted with a pair of cleats be Comb out troubles by Lydia E Pinkhams Vege- ¬ again keep the ends We make a specialty of Newspaper Head ¬ so that it can be moved thus makinar table Compound that weave in wet after ihej are it tinnecessary to draw the stalks straightened while working on uear jiks fiKKHAM j was ings and Guts and have the largest assort it Pull toward you It can be made of any out the longest suffering from congestion of the ment in these lines to be found anywhere is height and size desired and is a very same as in a cut hair for the top the ovaries misplacement of the womb switch Hair can be convenient contrivance Farm and used for the lower end if irregular scanty and painful the country from which to select not more than I Home menstruation also kidney trouble a finger long A good switch can be I had let it go on until I could not A N Kellogg Newspaper Go cr made with the longest hair a foot IonJo HOGS AND THEIR FEED sit up and could not straighten my left though it would be nicer if longer leg My physician gave me relief hut 335 W JFiftU St Cincinnati o When dry shelled corn is more eco ¬ Mate Ferris Philips in Ladies World failed to cure me Heading the testi- ¬ nomical than cornmeal to feed fatten ¬ IBS monials of different women telling what Cheese Pudding1 ing hogs HEADERS OF THIS PAPER One haif pound of ebese two ounces Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound had DESIRING TO BVY ANYTHING One bushel of cornmeal is worth done for them I decided to give it a trial I of butter four ounces bread three ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS nearly three bushels of oats as food for eggs one cupful SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING had almost given up hopes as I had suffered of sweet milk Cut fattening hogs WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING dose helped me And now after using eight bottles of the bread butter and cheese untold agony The first ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS Cornfed pigs gained 4y pounds per bits and pour over this the into small Vegetable Compound one bottle of Blood Purifier one box of Liver Pills week and ate about 21 pounds of corn quite hot then add the milk made yolks of the I am proud to say I am as well as I ever was I might have saved a large per 100pounds of live weight eggs well beaten and a little salt Mix doctors bill and much suffering had I tried your precious medicine in the Skim milk could not be economical- ¬ well together and set on the back of beginning of my sickness All in the village know I was not expected to live ly fed to fattening hogs unless it was a the stove till dissolved Then add the when had the first and second attacks In fact I had no hope until I began i i product which could not be otherwise beaten whites cutting them hi lightly taking Iyour Vegetable Compound It has saved my life utilized t LVneoXalaHb2 itormJ S Profitable Put in a buttered dish and bake 20 VVlK Pork was produced during the cold minutes in a quick oven Ladies A Million Women Have Been Benefited toy Mrs PlnKham Advice and Medicine t tutr j p OBoxJS4T 10i Particulars New Yorkweather with corn at 2S cents per World F EH I3l OkWNEWDISCOVPDV rrtr bushel for less than three cents per o I quick relief and cures worst Lobster Custard cases for book of testiwnUs and lo davt pound GOOD WIVES GROW FAIR IN Two good sized lobsters Remove tji It required 7 pounds or one bushel THEIR WORKS THE LIGHT of ground oats to produce one pound from shell and cut into dice Melt a piece of butter the size of an egg add of pork when fed with equal parts by fillRFS WHFRF ESPECIALLY 8F THEY USE lobster to it and stir well Beat the Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Uso weigh J of cornmeal In time Sold by druffelsta olks of Indian corn is the most economical jmaking athree eggs and a pint of mill fcm tM pork producing material during the per and custard Add salt and pep- ¬ winter months in regions where ex- ¬ lass of the juice of a lemon and one ft ANK E 1732 sherry yine Put all together tensively grown B Hfc Myers in Mar ind WBU23T WEITIN SO ASDVatTISEia stir awhile before serviiiff- N Y A 5SL ket Basliet please state that ya mv7 VlB Ledge- ASartl r meat ha tLo z apc A good deal of success V RILIOUS wrce ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 2- - A O X 11 1 ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ I J I ¬ - 2 ¬ ¬ Youd rather have an Estey Organ of course but you only have so much How money much Write and tell m jP EHJT0ibS --AJSTD- ¬ TF OTYP jx 3E5w jgEffl5JBmA rrrnrinTfiK i I -- mJ w i1 Stock Speculators - t OF llyrO Kl-irliWffrtlBi-Wt- ¬ - SAPOLIO uccw - rjiftJintniAi fri f je v JSMl - r5w-B- -- m3xSZ i- - xrsmmmMmijm9MM Ppfwpp wr-- THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY OCTOBER 25 1898 s THI 1 NEW UISV LLE I Cor 7tli and Main Paris Ky occupying the Louis Saloshin Building dealers in BOOTS SHOES HATS CAPS NOTIONS LADIES AND GENTS FUR ¬ JLJlX GOODS CLOTHING CHILDRENS CLOAKS CAPES MILLINERY NISHING GOODS LADIES VI T FALL IMDTEF 1898 Slylcs and Patt ems Ladies Shoes in prenvnnfi naif skin eyrra rmalitv 9Sc Ladies Shoes in genuine Kangaroo cnlf best made 1 25 Best line of Childrens School Shoes in the city Mens Boots high top double only 1 48 Mens Boots genuine calf double J sole only 2 48 Mens Boots Frfinrh TCin fixtra hio h ton onlv 2 98 Childrens Suits any age from 4 to 15 yrs only 1 00 -sole room by crowding it This orand 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 manufactured and sold will wonder when you goods how -with the best goods the markets are offering and at such extremely low prices that you as we aim to save our inspect these new per cent on they can be their purchases and we will be customers a goodly wnndmnslv low Drices It will pay you to visit our sstablishment 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 in Paris II f vou can not come yourself send us your order with your neighbor and we will only aim to please you both in selection and price as we are the chest house Fancy Calicoes are to be found here at 3ic yd Bleached Cotton 1 yd wide on sale at 4c yd Brown Cotton 1 yd wide will be coffered at 4c vd Shirting Cotton in all colors and patterns at oc yd Apron and Dress Ginghams in the latest designs at 5c yd Canton Flannel unbleached as cheap as 4ic Canton Flannel unbleached a regular LOc quality at 7ic Pins are only lc a p iper Clarks 0 N T thread 3 for 10c t mffiTMv Ve Mens Suits and Oyercoats are to be found here in immense quantities at the very-- lowest price we ask you to call before buying elsewhere are iviug- Coupons witli every purchase giving you your choice of either a handsome picture or an elegant clock as a present Give us a call - and - Xioxiis sXojsliizi lMmVi Ei IO oilc3iias esacaeasirttffBaraflReuuuji XjOUISVILIjB J ILOIBCXjiBLn RaescsBssscsssmnvarEwese ES MkjCLSkTr scu3swcsmttc3saaiaBfw I V It v m h GREENBACKS Pigeons are carefully trained The ie young homer is taken half a mile the Mr Government Money first day a mile the second two miles ra i ¬ the third and so on doubling the disThe Leading Specialists Gf America m tance each time It must be liberated At close of aur Civil War in 1865 each time only in the same direction as there appeared in the London Times 20 YEARS IN OHIO to its loft for a bird can be trained Cured along only one route at a time When the following 250000 If that miscbievous financial pol 40 miles have been reached a weeks rest comes between A hundred miles icy which had its origin in the North WECURESTRICTU xr are enough for a young birds first year American Republic during the late t Thou mils of young and iji So essential is the training that old Civil War in that country should be- ¬ menaro iruuuitsuwnuuus uisua sii many aa iii rni iii uiuy iiavo u tiuiirir IK i i uncoiisciouijiy iuuy birds are taken only two miles out for come indurated down to a fixture mg sensation eiuali twisting stream l dis-- RS the first lesson of a season though they then that government will furnish its sharp cuttle pains at times slight charge diHicuKy in commencing weak VA may have flown their 250 miles the money without cost It will have all nr in Piiiis ion and all tho svmtitonid 8 3 year preceding The end of the next the money that is necessary to carry debility they have STRIC¬ of nervous TURE Dont let doctors experimenton season however will if the birds are cm its trade and commerce It will you by cutting stretching or tearing willing and the trainer patient De become prosperous beyond precedent euro j ou as it will re¬ vou This will not turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ crowned by the accomplishment of a in the history of cirvilized nations of MENT absorl3 the stricture tissue 400 mile flight As you get higher in henco removes tho stricturo permanently The brain and wealth of suffer It can never return No pain no by the scale of distance longer and longer the world our ing no dotcntion from business ail countries will go to North America rests are needed method Tho sexual organs aro strength ¬ ened Tho nerves aro invigorated and Male birds are generally used for THAT GOVERNMENT MUST BE the bliss of manhood returns long distances Family matters are apt DESTROYED OR IT WILL DE- ¬ STROY EVERY MONARCHY ON to engross the attention of the hen Quality of coods but we iutend to give Not alone beinsr the c i K i t -M L though she is still capable of goodwTork THIS GLOBE Jl nr Thousands of young and middle aged no Ev tne ueopie JI Dent HI ui uuyiu M nicm at icse wiw tuau wuncx vV i-r rTTr3mBai9BKBisttj8i JI1 ine t men aro havintr their sexual vigor and Good when she has a mind for it The famous Hazzaird circular to SflBSSLkSF MK fimj mtrhryMMMTii ik stores can ofler vitality continually sapped by this dis ¬ Words capitalists in New Yorkr and the Buell ease They aro frequently unconscious of tho causo of these symptoms General Bank circular to United States Bank-¬ OF AND As to the Iiinks Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ers both emanating from London and There is no more ardent evolutionist ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen- ¬ sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles in the city and np more persistent ad- ¬ the fabulous corruotioni fund raised in Weak Unck General Depression Lack England and Germany estimated at vocate M Darwins theory than Dr Vnrirnonln flirnnkpn nf Amliihirvn www r v XVV Parts cto GLEET and STRICTURE KM dAncona His friend Dr de Marville 1500000 were the agents that se may bo tho cause Dont consult family r ¬ on the other hand is a great bird fancured the closing of our saints against doctors a3 they have no experience in these special diseases dont allow cier and devotes ail his spare time to an silver Juacks Ut experiment on yon Consult enthusiastic study of ornithology The- walk into my parlor policy specialist who havo made life study of hseasesof Men and Women Uur JSiiW I have a splendid specimen of a of England during and since the METHOD TREATMENT will posi remarked Dr monkey in my office tively euro you One thousand dollars Spanish War is the latest evidence hJh Come in and see for a caso we accept for treatment and dAncona proudly of English Diplomacy in shaping the cannotcure Terms moderate for a cure he continued being a firm behim States Govern- ¬ See our beautiful styles in Mens Boys and Childrens Shirts and liever in the object method of demon- ¬ destiny of the United CURES GUARANTEED Underwear Largest stock nnd best quality in Mens Ladies and You will admit tlut I have ment stration We treat and cure EMISSIONS - famine price Notwithstanding tlieChildrens Shoes Also Ladies and Childrens Hats at money saving VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET the missing link in a cage STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET prices New and novel effects in Dress Goods and Silks Also Serges Thats all right replied De Mar- of wheat the Spanish War and fabu- ¬ DRATNS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ¬ lous expenditures of money by our ville absorbed in his own pet hobby ES KI DNEY and BLA DDER Dipaeps Broadcloth Henriettas etc New Calicoes Outing Cloths Wrapptr ROOKS CONSULTATION FREE gold I have a cage at home myself and government during the past year Goods Flannels Sateens Percales Comforts Blankets Ginghams FREE If unablo to call write for something in it too Youre not in it has increased in value eleven per cent QUESTION BLANK for HOME Jeans Shirtine Table Linens Duck Goods Napkins Linen Crashes TREATMENT i your monkey I can show and all other values decreased in the and neither Ticking Quilts Velvets Fancy Ribbons Hosiery Curtains Ladies you something much better than your same proportion Underwear Handkerchiefs all best makes of Coisets iu colors and missing link I have got a bobolink For a thorough understanding of white Gloves for Men Ladies and Children Gloves in Leather Kid San Francisco News Letter the money question or silver issue 122 W FOURTH STREET K and Wool Carpets Oil Cloths Matting the Cincinnati Enquirer has uniformly Call and see with your own eyes and you will acknowledge that CINCINNATI O Prioleau and Calhoun evidence of its abihty to teach HT T Come once and you will come back we are the peoples friends The Pendletonians were justly proud given Si mil explain and produce all facts and of Mr Calhoun and sensitive as to the again they all do because we give our customers honest goods at is a paper that ought and impression which he made upon stran- ¬ truth It honest prices gers When Judge Prioleau became a can be read by all classes with pleas- ¬ Dont forget our Merchant Tailoring Department Smts made to ure and profit resident they were anxious to know order and a perfect fit guaranteed his impressions of their Ajax When they first met as soon as Calhoun left ROUTE the table the question was eagerly BEST LINE TO AND FROil asked How do you like him Fruits Flowers Not at all was the newcomers reply I desire never to meet him BliUJE ORASS XUKSESIES Aii Points in Michigan again This was a sad rebuff and an explanation was demanded I hate a man who makes me think so much Everything for Orchard Lawn and White City Special the judge replied For the last three Garden Station Best Terminal hours I have been on the stretch trying Shrubs Fruit and Ornamental trees 701 Roses Vines Small Fruits to follow him through heaven and Rhubarb Asparagus and all stock earth I feel wearied with the effort grown in Nurseries f Avoiding The Tunnel and I hate a man who makes me feel gyPrices reasonable as wo employ no my own inferiority Pendleton was Agents Descriptive catalogue on ap- ¬ BOSTON appeased plication to ALVA CRAWFORD Exchange CARL CRAWFORD TOBACCO Wagner Sleeping Cars H F TTTTiUByiHEYEK Good but Not Intended Lexington Ky Phone 279 Now and then a man gets off a good CO The undersigned composing the firm SHSuffett ParlorCars Wagner Sleeping thing and does not know it An inReed Laundry have this of Haggard Compartment Cars Cars Private stance is noted by Sir M Grant Duff in RAILROAD TIME CARD day June 13 1898 by mutual consent Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars his Diary dissolyed partnership 0 E Reed as ¬ NRR L We began to talk about the fog LOUISVILLE KY It S id 3 oriisr M wn aud Fifbb Sts suming all the debts and liabilities t WBe sure your tickets read via BIG was so bad I said a week or two owing the firm will please settle Those FOUR ARRIVAL OF TRAINS ago that I hear Farrar preached against with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J¬ Four Months Storage Free h O IMcCORMICK H Haggard is not liable for debts conit at St Margarets From Cincinnati 1058 a rrij 538 p Passenger Traffic Mgr tracted by above firm Independent Warehouse m 101Q p m C It was at that church my friend Signed this 13th dav of June 1898 D BrfllARTIN m answered that a clergyman denounc- From Lexington 511 a m 745 C E REED Tkt Agt Gen Pass W L DAVIS Agent j 333 p m 627 p m ing Mr Tooth the ritualist said I 5sp 4wks J H HAGGARD Cincinnati O ljan99 will not name him but his name is in From Richmond 505 a m 740a m Paris for PARIS KENTUCKY 328 pm H4 everybodys mouth Then seeing the V on the face 3 of his congregation From Maysville 742 a m325j p m smiles DR CALDWELLS Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls he turned scarlet Your work is DEPARTURE OF TRAINS promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m CURES INDIGESTION The Earths Shadow D 340 p The earth has a shadow but very To Lexington m 747 a m 1105 ya m HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ Of 544 Fourth Avenue 545 p m 1014 p m Ho 1503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati few ever see it except in eclipses of the Ijouisville Ky moon or else few recognize it when To Richmond 1108 a m 543 Jp m Ohio SALE SMITH SHOP FOR they see it 1016 pm Windsor Hotel Paris have noticed Nevertheless many of 11s To Maysville WSSHe at the on fine cloudless even- ¬ 750 a m 635 p m Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris my house and ot you are going to have a Bale and fKy on ings in summer shortly before sunset a F B Carr Agent If DESIRE to sell Jackson- ¬ TUESDAY NOV S 18981 rosy or pink aro on the horizon opposite with blacksmith shop at cash bal wish to set a dinner at treasonable Saturday Oct 22 1SQS price call on the sun with a bluish gray segment ville Ky I will sell for half every second Tuesday in each under For further turnmg ¬ ance in twelve months it As the sun sinks the arc rises GEORGE RASSEOTOSS returning once every month Eyes ex-¬ i sicnth particulars address or call on Al until it attains the zenith and even amined and glasses scientifically ad 20sept2m BEN J F SHARON Paris Ky 276eptf Reeerenoe Every leading physician passes it This is the shadow of the justed Jacksonville Ky Kentucky 13oct tf cisf Paris CURES CONSTIPATION earth W4 S2 Advertisement Trained Pigeons PW 1 fSmW jm fc k or t Cordially liiVilCli TO INSPECT THE HANDSOMEST LINE OP res ESr- -- middlo-agcdf-T- Clothing Dry Goods I - Dress Goods Hats L Shoes Notions 1 c WECURE SLEET EVER DISPLAYED IN PARIS - V MW A hkhst - -r 11 V - - 11 n - - wr A B IJ 1 llrWBrif m l SEE OUR NEW MAMMOTH STOCK and Cpieifs l bkEshkJw hL mL ¬ ¬ Kennedys Kersan mm i BIG FOUR CHICAGO TOLEDO r DETROIT sinful FAXiTj 1398 TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIaSST III ST LOUIS BARGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN ST PARIS IIIIWIIM NEWJORK CRAYFORD BROS Dissolution Kotice BUR ¬ WiMODSE JOHN CONNELLY 1 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