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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898102801 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. T9W3 7T 15i V V- - 5 2 -- - A- v J - f A V gfaoa lyg N PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY FAMD FRIDAY MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered In And About The Ttiirit NORTH MIDDLETOWN NEWS Established GKAM MILLER Editors and Owners MB 1 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 28 1898 Barber Shop Moved Interestlngjftlragniphs Gathered By A SjMKJial 5 NO 88 THE ATTRACTIONS AT BROWERS ARE THE LOW PRICKS - Mr Km J Iff j 1 IK To Buy Ttcs AIutqttco RciFa w JI o i w y ww at Bro wcrs Because for More than twelve raoiiths this store has made it a rule Wr make the lowest prices in the city To guarantee every piece i goods that leaves the store and to show the largest most complete ana io to Mocks for weather strips of all It size ami prices Mr Ben Price of Bramlette was here Tuesday on business to Hnszh Cam obeli of near Osgood is ol very ill with rheumatism Stewart visited here Tuesday Mrs Mary McCormick and Miss Lillie cheapest line of goods in the bouth RrmtVs vrminstprs standard Tajestry Carpets Ingrain Carpets all wool A - r FtJRXITURE SPECIALS S China Cabinets solid oak 25 Chiffoniers all woods AmrVTERSAHY SPECIALS Tliis Week Only 3 Piece Parlor Suit 15 t rt CF 5 GO Carpets Furniture Wall Paper i ON OUR PALL AND WINTER OYE S rcoa TS S FOR THIS WEEK Always popular the Paljace Hotel a genealogi- ¬ cal and historical work by Mrs L Boyu Sixth and Vine street was easily the of Cynthianiisv is juac off the press It most popular hotel in Cincinnati during is a book df Sipecial interest to the Ir the G A R encampment Excellent viue family Qja account of poor health cuisine prompt service and polite em- ¬ Mrs Boyd placed the copy in the hands of Mr of this placB and ployes and splendid management has day he has hadcharge of the publication made it the best 2 and 250 per day Willie and Warren Griffith of Pa nee and the distribution of the valued infor- hotel in Auit rica Kentnckians always D pot are the enests of Mr Tom mation thajSfcontained in the volume find friends stopping at this hostelry lft00 for whichjkeide8ervea quite a bit of 74c to 25U0 McClintock near town I278ep48 3lljf Elder C J Armstrong of Lexington credit Our countrvbidB fair to soon become will preach at the Christian Church Your Summer Outing Now Go to a vast network of telepiioue lines rad- Plan Sunday morning ani nitht Picturesque AlHcniuac via The Coast frompjtbe important Line Maj Henry Allen and Messrs JB A iating froriiTthe city exunanges centerchiefly Short Mclntyre are fox- ¬ lines now eTxtend from onr neighboring Vimont and Tom It ouly costs 1350 from Detroit hunting near Berry Station towns Wiifchester and Paris far out 15 50 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland Mrs Albert Hawes arrived Wednps into the country A plnu is being en for the round trip including meals and day from Chicago to see her brother W giueeied bythi se short line men of berths Que thousand miles of lake ride Winchester to connect with Lexington on new modern stel steamers for the Ernst Bntler who is still qnite ill the Blue grass cenier of- - Central Ken ¬ above rates Send 2c for illustrated Go to Chancelors for canned oysters tucky Tnejjsaiue good idea Winches ¬ pamphlet Address ponp or frsh osters fresh fish all ter parties- with the co operation ot our A A Jtchantz G P A kinds of fruit etc Meals at all hours armvrs think of connect ¬ Detroit Mich The Outing lub returned Wedns ing Wiucher with Pnris A move is dav from Rockcastle river They had b fore thepWple of North Mlddletown Always ask for Paris Milling a wtek of rain poor fishing and hunting to establisbjgiylocal telephone system here extending several miles into the Cos Purify flour 11 grocers W A Gano of tor New York Life counrry with the exch mge in town Insurance Co vxv resident aent at and then tojbhoot it ovr to Paris or keep it Insis on having Purty Paris was here Wednesday on business force thesaleof the present lineto Pari every time Thi se propbseU uudt rtakiug seem to be and a much newled necsity Why do not Mrs Jno Ward of ATavslick Mrs Jos Pollock of Germantown are the iUereld tanners lawyers docguestR of Mr Yancy Ray and family tors merchants etc get together and Dr Adairs Dental Parlors seriously inltVa uniti d ffort to place near town in touch tjxnjjing Mc Having recently been several times Miss M E Gamble of Cincinnati Winch sterffMt the ringphone Paris S Cj and Miss E Richardson of Quincy 111 George 6 wSCarlislt- - Richmondnthiana asked if I was still conducting my den- ¬ Nicho are guests of E P Gamble and family lasville Vnfaaifltjs Harrodsbnrg Frank tal parlors I desire to iuform the public near town fort and with the couutry that 1 am btill at their service and can this Jremjitory will embrace and be found nt my office opposite the Conrt In the Town Marshnl race only Silas forni a soliaflocal teleuhone block Paul and Wm Tuckers names will ap bous1 My interest in a bowling alley Roxy ppar on the ballots other candidate does not conflict with my practice See failing to comply with requirements of in 3 frd in auother column the County Clerk Musty S iHEATJ We will pay full J R AD lit D D S llOoctli rev jr Miss Mary Champ went to Carlisle Wednesday to visit relatives Mr J F Millf r is visiting his dangh-tt-- r 90c Mrs Louis Drain at Eminence 55c Mrs Lizzie Champ returned to Dr 50c Prices College at Nashville Wednes- ¬ IudianapolisIndiana Irvineel Their Km Buck and Bill have moyed their bar-¬ ber shop across the street and now have Meat hogmre vry scarce in this sec the handsomest barber shop and baih tion rooms ever in Paris All work done Mr WilllDadley of Paris was in with neatness and dispatch With town last Sunday tnanka for past favors Buck and Bill solicit a liberal share of the pu lie Miss Elizpjth Arnold of Mt Sterl ¬ tf ing is thegcMKiof Mrs C W Gilkey patronage m The last that we heard of our roving A Popular Hotel friend MrH S Cay wood he was in Scribe SORE ZUNGS jlfirliert ¬ DrBulIs Cough Syrup Doses are small and pleasant to take able remedy breaks np a cold in one night and is without doubt the very best medicine for all affections of the throat and lungs It has cured thou- ¬ sands and will cure you It never dis- ¬ appoints Try it at once Sore lungs pain in the chest and pain-¬ ful breathing are quickly relieved and cured by the old reliable specific Dr Bulls Cough Syrup This remark- ¬ Will quickly heal Sore Lungs Price 25 recommend it cts At all druggists Doctors ¬ L Q NELSON Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian Church Dr Bucks old office Office on first floor Office HoutH 8 to 12 a 111 1 - - wide-a-wak- Sf to 5 p m -- TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PALI NO GAS NO COCAINE ft A simple application to the gums used only by ne and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects ¬ Cateptioiic treatment filling for painless 8 00 tht Lgton Setof teeth - Upper and lower Silver fillinas Gold fillings Oold crowns 50 cts up 1500 100 up 50 cts Painless extraction 500 J H IDIIR D D 5 Our 35 Overcoats for 30 Our 30 Overcoats for 25 value tori lustjvjpamp and off grades XWJO 321 Main St Paris Ky v CARLISLE News Culled of wheat- XlUTUilCKAFT - W Of Peck P O From Nicholas County Precincts - TTL - jfeLi - JlJoih xihemMercurAzi - jdL Tr - lljreeiiaiarMsEJbiire fr i DbJKJ SfiLs PARIS FURHI3HING k TAILORING H STOUT Manager CO J D McGAXN Cutter a business man when he can least afford it j ne oniy eare way is to carry Jas L Dounell sold his nice sorrel sufficient insurance to make you safe in team of coach horses to a New York any event I write policies for the best man for 600 insurance companies sound and as cheap as any agent arrived Saturd Jas H Waugh of Columbia toT is r relatives Mo Likk all other conflagrations strikes j meeting at the The protracted Christian Church this city will begin on the 13th of November and Eld I J Spencer will assist Elder Tinder to pay T lloct tfh Y Porter Smith Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Merticnl Co Columbus Ohio tGentsfriavepurchasetl abox of Wrighth CeleryCapsules f ronTn umes T- - Blaeerj drnK gist waveriy U and used tnem iorstomacn I was unable to Trouble and Constipation do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they have cured me Kor the benefit of otLerp bo afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Andeksom Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free Anderson Pike Co O UecomiuetKb jv Hours S opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m iTetephone 79 -- l r Paris Ky mm Im lfl PHOTOGRAPHY No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure Consumption or Asthma in ad- ¬ vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure Sold by James Kennedy Druggist KausjjAiaiiLiiiwJUKUsiretiwMa The insurance companies have agret d Squire H C Welb of this county the sum of 25000 for the loss ot his tobacco barn and tobacco this being the full amount of the policies The verv best companies com- ¬ pose my agency which insures Ij N Special Kato against fire vind and ttorm Non union Round trip to Kaoxville Teun Qt W 0 EINTON Agent FOR PLEASURE 18 and 10 one fare on account of five The ladies of the Christian Church street fair aud trade carnival One fare ronn -- nip to St Louis Oct will set a court day dinner on Monday A Good Memory November 14th The members of 2 3 and 4 Hcconnt of Grand Lodge of Dangberty Lodge No 65 P A M OJd Fellows often saves money and also good health If will also serve dinner Court day you are troubled with constipation indiges- ¬ A ADLAKE CAMERA 12 suohSl gJ 5 lisle Millersburg iSharpsbnrg Flem Use Parib Milling Co s Purity ingsburg and Johnson requesting the L N to put a Sunday train on this flour for sale by all grocers branch from Maysville to Paris petition is being circulated in -- - Car- ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to you Trial slzeb hie lo doses We large size 50c and SI 00 of W T Brooks druggist Paris ljan m Ky Ask for it Take no other On Tuesday night Nov 1st John F Morgan and G R Keller will address the people at Mount Pleasant School Notice Mrs Laura 3 Taylor is House at 7 oclock p m on the question Terms 5 and 5 of issuing County Bonds and on Wed taking subscriptions for the Ladies estate mortgage nesday night the 2nd of November at Home Journal and would be glad to ROGERS Plummer8 Store at same hour take your order 16sep 6moj tf A ¬ Money To Takes 4x5 plares that all rleslera keep no matter what make get em anywhere The after expense 18 least The Pleasnre is most S nt express paid anywhtre in States A careful book on it sent if you ask per cent on real It is the easif st camera Makes the beat photographs Never ont of order f Lan the--Unite- WOO RE Paris Ky ADAMS WESTLAKE CO Street Chicago 110 Ontario smljjkim n1 wa Important Change on The Frankfort Cincinnati Two New Trains No 2 train will leave at d30 a m and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives at Frankfort at 810 p m No 1 leaving Frankfort at 7 a in mmmmmmmr OVERGAITERS FOK WOMTIf 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 O fast limited at Georgewith the Q town arriving in Cincinnati at 725 p m This is a very desirable arrange- ¬ ment for persons going to Cincinnati or 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 Q C local passenger from the south ¬ ¬ I i Miff ilwrrrr FMyilffrl ERSKa f irflFTtfJWrSraEft Ring out the old Ring in the new e DrmS to you the new and true from the 1 Vrtfinf- - MiIKfriKji flil all Jl3SwA rKfflfj piney forests of Norway r4v H3SI11H3IL tmM2mmm Science to dr Pine-Ter-Hon- ey b ELLS Si shoes this frosty O0J trfK r vonr vlfvr Ke- t the - THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE yu Wh The Havana Limited n Hasball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- ¬ tions Also draw out grate Removable and renewable without having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction in all best materials skilled workmanship modern and A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth- ¬ its appointments For ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience sale by all prominent dealers up-to-dat- e -- I TERSTEaGE GOHMANN CO Louisville Ky The first American railway to nnnounco Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces train service for especial benefit of to the West Indies has been heard travel from of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The Queen Crescent Route is anuouacinir The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila- ¬ a fast rain known as tne Florida Havana Limited It will go into service from Cin ¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cinnati to Tampa Jacksonville Miami cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed Mobile and New Orleans This exponent of uicKouuiucAiuFnuau luea 01 getting into membranes are healed and soothed so that there he field early will be a complete vestibuled Is no inclination to cough service with diners observation cars wide vestibules electric headlights and all tne SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS muuoiu mmuiiu train It is chiefly to be marked as being first in Battles Onty 25ce 60c and 100 coming uhder the protection of the greatest BE SURE YOU GET snitwmornatil flag on earth Train will make fast time to ilUOnVriDCmDrn bells ny zemedy equal to ports named and will connect Pine-Tar-Hen- ey fine It gives quick and permanent relief steamer service to various Ports withCuba Dr m Porto Rico and Jamaica It murks a new tat grip MweH as cougbs and colds It makes weak lunfff strong Mis- fc A Metcalfe era in railroading in this couutry p8dacbKjr te Natures most natural remedy Improved by a Plezsant Permanent Positive Just the thing to 7 Button WWP ankles warm wr weaLher fio ov- - T i mil M mm m life m m 7 IJntton 10 Button 2r cent 00 cents- - cents All Sizes K Is wm mm m mmi VI m- Szr Clays Shoe Store Cor 4th 4i i - 0 Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Main Bells Paris Ky - LS3 lavr ys Ill 4f W tT THE BOURBON NEWi PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 28 1898 CAUGHT farmers are hnlrlinr their wheat hft-An Innocent Prisoner Strong Up by a Miiur fhpv fViintr tVf nripp will CO to 82 a bushel The price however may go down Mob His Story Was Not Believed at instead of up apd thus great losses will folFirst Another Man Arrested low delay in selling In all matters delays particularly so in sickness Sere dangerous Lafayette Ala Oct 26 There is At the first sign of biliousness dyspepsia inevery reason to believe that the mob digestion or constipation cure yourself with wait for which lynched the Negro John Ander- ¬ Hostetters Stomach Bitters Dont it is apt your condition to improve itself for son here last Sunday morning hanged get worse still the wrong man On the scaffold Then She Sat Down Anderson confessed to a knowledge In Hawaii said the man who was ocof the crime but insisted that he was cupying the greater part of two seats the not the murderer According to hiB women have hogs for pets United States said ante mortem statement T L Xorris a whoIn the hanging on to a strap the woman was apparently neighbor of Holmes the victim and speaking to the woman next to her the another white man whom the prisoner women often marry hogs three men got up Immediately thereafter did not know had murdered Mr and made believe that they really preferred nolmes and had subsequently given to stand Chicago Post him S20 to eaiTy the body away and When a Man Lools Sad conceal It in the swamp The mobbers you should meet a man wearing a long If wrinkled thoughtful face refused to believe Andersons pain jump at the conclusion nowadays do not has story and hanged him without waiting been a death in his family that there have He may to verify it As they returned from staked a Klondiker a few months ago Denthe scene of the lynching however ver Post some of Norris acquaintances stopped To Care a Cold in One Day at his dwelling to inform him of the Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Negros story They found that he had druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c i ¬ ¬ CLAIMS THE NILE A SEVERE GALE IN CHICAGO Immense Damage Done to Telephone and Klectric Light Wires A Lumber Latlen Bark Was Wrecked FRENCH CRISIS 31 TJ1Z0NG - Wheat S Bttskel Scrofula Cured Sore on His Limb Had Troubl and I had a bad case of scrofula which ther trouwas a sore on one of my limbs I saw bled me for three or four years Hoods Sarsaparillaso highly recommended for scrofula that I began taking it and it has completely cured me I am sound and Clarence L Delaney Waller 111 well Is Americas Greatest Medicine - Si l I 5 Brisson Formed Last Cabinet of Great Britain Wants Control of the Chicago Oct 26 The worst gale of JimcxTenflers Its Resignation River and All Watersheds the year set in Tuesday afternoon and jt Tnirlnirrlit was still rarinr Iui- England Prepared to Negotiate the Ques mense damage was done throughout II De DAffon Declared That All the 3Iin tion of the Western Ifrontier of isters Except Gen Chanoine Should Bo the city to telephone and electric light ie District France Ulnar Impeached The-- ChamberTjhen some instances street wires and in Accept the Position Adjourned to November 4 car lines were compelled to sus¬ pend operations after 9 oclock in the Loxd6x Oct 20 All interest Tues- ¬ evening Many trees were blown down Pauis- Oct 26 Exciting scenes were day was centered in the marquis of in all sections of the city There was witnessed Tuesday at the opening of Salisbury addition to the Fashoda no loss of life and the only the chamber of deputies MDerou correspondence contained in the pub ¬ accident on the lake so far reported is ledo made a violent attack upon Minis- ¬ lication of the British blue book on the wrecking of the lumber laden bark ter of War Chanoine whereupon the that subject The conservative news ¬ Isabella Meare The bark broke away latter arose and explained the condi- ¬ papers express themselves as being from a tug at the mouth of the Chicago tions under which he accepted the port-¬ highly pleased with his rejoinder to the river and was carried down the outer folio He then announced his resigna- ¬ French yellow book on the same sub harbor Her crew was taken off by tion which was received wifih loud ject They declare that it dispels the idea the lifo saving crew and the bark left cheering Gen Chanoine then left the spread by the dispatch of the French to her fate She struck off Sixteenth chamber ambassador here Baron de Courcel street and will be pounded to pieces A vote was taken upon M De Mahys that the British premier was willing before morning resolution calling on the government to to negotiate on the whole question A Snowstorm in Wisconsin end the campaign of insult against But the liberal and radical organs still La Ciiosse Wis Oct 26 A snow- ¬ the army Premier Brissorrftefused consider that the marquis of Salis- ¬ storm accompanied by a cold wind to accept it showing the government burys attitude admits of negotiations blowing at the rate of 40 miles an hour was defeated M Bertean moved a promising a friendly arrangement has been raging in western Wisconsin vote of confidence in M Brisson De ¬ The entire press however scouts the all day The temperature has gone feated idea of the possession of Fashoda down to 20 and is steadily dropping Pakis Oct 26 The French cabinet coming within the sphere of the dis-¬ Telegraphic service is seriously inter¬ of M Brisson resigned Tuesday eve- ¬ cussion Four inches of snow had ning It was formed on June 28 the fered with The Globe thinks the marquis of Sal ¬ fallen up to G oclock and it is still fall present year and was constituted as isbury has made it clear that Maj ing follows The Worst Blizzard in leiirs Marchand must quit Fashoda without President of the Council and Minis ¬ Burlington la Oct 26 The worst Until that is done the conditions Henri Brisson 51obe says there can be no discussion blizzard in years prevailed in this lo- ¬ ter of the Interior Minister of Finance Paul Peytral cality Tuesday and Tuesday night of the French claims in Africa Minister of Ed acation Leon Bour- ¬ The Globe points out the significant Not a wire was working out of Bur-¬ announcement in Gen Kitcheners re-- lington most of the time Lines are geois Minister of Justice Ferdinand Sar ¬ in en Minister of War Godfrey Cavaignac SPANISH VIEW OF THE PEACE CONFERENCE who has since been succeeded by Gen From Nuevo Alondo a Barcelona Comic Zurlinden and Gen Chanoine Minister of Marine Eduard Simon Lockroy Minister of Foreign Affairs Teho- ¬ Banr-El-Ghaz- Him forYears el f A ¬ J - Hoods Sarsaparilla six 1 for g5 HoodrS Pills cure sick headache 25c r ¬ A tap worm eighteen feet long at least came on tho scene after my taking two 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 4 TAPE WOR EwlS Ffcrnk not been seen about the neighboi hood since the morning after the mur ¬ der Soon after it developed that Detroit Free Press Holmes who was a law abiding man Stricken with Sciatica St Jacobs Oil will had recently reported Norris to the strike it out and cure United States authorities for illicit whisky distilling and was therefore So many people become silly in trying to chief witness against him in a case in ¬ be funny Atchison Globe volving his personal liberty Why suffer so with Neuralgia St Jacobs An industrious search for Norris has Oil will drive it all away since been made with the result that he has been apprehended in a remote portion of an adjoining county The probability is that he will not be brought into Chambers county as he also might be lynched Government officers are here to ferret out the facts The government is involved by reason of the murder of a government wit- ¬ ness Who Norris and Anderson other accomplice was is not known or surmised Enough for a Row Pa what are the dogs of Avar Well your mothers fina poodle and that mongrel pup next door wmamm m IW TRADE MAfcK w CANDY CATHARTIC REGISTERED I Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Do uood JNever Sicken weaken or unpeiuc zacwKJ Sterling Remedy Compaq Chicago Montreal New Tori Mfll CURE CONSTIPATION A If 313 WU TITO ft 23 IS D R Ali Klsts Sold and guaranteed bj to CIJI1E Tobacco all drug Habit SHOOT Mot V v INCHESTEB Sun 5tiELL IMP 4R5SfekJB3SS3X rrr Used byAllthe QwipiomShois feg FOR - JHD NAME ONA POSTAL QlRD IN AMERICAN NAVYS HONOR Review of Ships Opens the Peac THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS 152 PAGE iLLUSTRKTED QtALOGUE WINCHESTER REPEATING Minister of the Colonies Trouillet Minister of Commerce Emile Mar wejeul Georges Grand AM5 Jubilee at Philadelphia A Urillaut Marine Pageant Oct 2G Philadelphia hand and doffed the nations 180 Winchester Ave tinf Haven Com Minister of Agriculture Albert Vi ger who has since resigned Minister of Public Works Senator Tillaye who was succeeded by Senator Godin on September 17 After the ministers had withdrawn the chamber adopted amid cries of Down with the Jews the order- of the - Philadelphia I V- Fried eggs Waiter McKinley Fried eggs Fried eggs Sagasta But my dear sir when there is nothing but fried eggs on the menu what choice have I Walter Well sir you have the choice of eating fried eggs or refusing them lilliff ¬ G F port that he sent gunboats south from Sebat toward Meshra-Er-Re- k the prin cipal trading center of the Bahr-El-hazel region with instructions to es ¬ tablish necessary outposts and that before he left Sebat he completed ar ¬ rangements for the maintenance of those stations This move the Globe adds brings our position down to the eighth parallel of north latitude and the valley of the at tliis moment is under the rule of the khedive It will be interesting to see the effect of this revelation upon the French government ¬ Bahr-El-Ghazel prostrated everywhere Snow and sleet fell for five hours breaking down trees and demoralizing telegraph and telephone service Many miles of tele¬ graph lines are on the ground in this vicinity Oskaloosa reports a severe wind and snowstorm snowstorm prevailed all day reaching Tuesday night almost the proportions of a blizzard Traffic is much delayed and the wet snow interferes with tele¬ graphic and telephone service The same conditions are reported through-¬ out northern Iowa Blizzard at Springfield 111 Driving Snowstorm in Northern Iowa Duhuque la Oct 2G A driving I r THE SPANISH SICK SOLDIERS Gen OtU Given Permission to Send Those in Bliiuxla Some Eijrht Hundred Hack to Spain Springfield 111 Oct 26 A blizzard struck this city Tuesday afternoon the Washington Oct 20 The following heavy cable message has been received at the IMMENSE war department temperature falling from 54 to 30 de- ¬ grees and Tuesday night snow fell for several hours the fall being at times CAPITALIZATION K fe lt l- - sv of America Adjutant General Washington Capital SlOOO0O0O Incorporated in Spanish transport ship expected to ar New York Corporation Tax S1250O rive to morrow from Barcelona and wishes to transport to Spain S00 of tlie Albanv N Y Oct 26 The Union 1100 sick Spanish prisoners of war Tobacco Company of America capital- ¬ now here This would relieve situa ¬ ized at SIO000000 filed certificate of in- ¬ corporation with the secretary of state tion Shall permission be given Tuesday The companys capital is Otis This message was answered in the composed of 32000000 preferred stock - vand SS000000 common stock Its prin ¬ affirmative cipal office is to be in New York city SecreTarj- Lone Snnbs Tlobson and it purposes to manufacture and Washington Oct 20 Lieut Rich ¬ sell tobacco in all its forms The di- ¬ mond Pearson Flobson arrived in Wash rectors are Francis G Ingcrsoll and ington Tuesday morning and soon Charles M Billings of New York city after 9 oclock was a visitor at the navy and Win M Coleman of Brooklyn department Tt is related by some who The company paid to the state a cor were present at the meeting between poration tax of 12500 the hero of the Merrimac and Secre- ¬ Shipments Subject to War Risks tary Long that the secretarys greet ¬ Dallas Tex Oct 26 Cotton buy-¬ ing was upt of the most cordial nature ers of Dallas on foreign orders say that Diphtheria Closed the School owing to the threatened war between Richmond ICy Oct 20 Diphtheria England and France they have re-¬ has appeared at Fox town this county ceived cables saying All shipments and the public school there has sus from this date until otherwise instruct- ¬ ed must be made subject to war risks pended Died Just as He Reached Land Little Rock Memphis Road Sold San Francisco Oct 26 A dispatch Little Rock Ark Oct 20 The Lit-¬ om San Diego states that Corporal tle Rock Memphis railroad was sold li C-- N Bell of Company M 2dUnited Tuesday under a decree of foreclosure regulars who was sent back of the United States court for 435000 States sick from Honolulu died on the steam A committee of the bondholders of er Corona just as she reached that port which F P Olcott of New York is Monday night chairman Were the purchasers ¬ - Manila Oct 24 1898 The Union Tobacco Company - ¬ lifted its hat to its naval heroes Tuesday Nom- ¬ inally it was the active opening of the peace jubilee actually it was a thun- ¬ derous greeting of praise welcome and thanks to a puissant armada and the men who swept it on tq un ¬ challenged victory The most illusday combining the motions of iM Ri trious actors of the war whose glor- ¬ bot and M De Mahy by vote of 400 ious end is the motive of the celebra to 28 tion learned what their country thinks A fresh tumult was aroused by the of them Evniib Sigsbee Philip declaration of M De Baudry DAffon Wainwright these were some of the deputy for the arondissementof Les men The Texas the Gloucester the Sables DOlonne in the department of Winslow the Mayflower these were Vendee that all the ministers except some of the ships Gen Chanoine ought to be impeached The government was represented by The chamber adjourned to Novem¬ Secretary of the Navy Long the peober 4r e4V ple by a throng that filled every bit of Tuesday evening detachments of mu- timber on either shore of the Delaware nicipal guards and police are massed river and jammed every available craft at the various approaches to the pal-¬ to the point of danger The marine ace of the Elysse for fear of disturb- pageant was one of surpassing bril¬ ances liancy and grandeur When accepting the resignation of Tuesdays naval review was the open- ¬ the ministry M Faure begged M ing of the festival which will continue Brisson and his colleagues to continue until Thursday night It consisted of a to act until the formation of the new procession of vessels around the an- ¬ cabinet chored warships but that bare state- ¬ After the adjournment of the cham- ment conve3s no idea of the demonber there was intense excitement fol- stration lowed by street demonstrations principally maintained by the anti Semites THE POISONED CHOCOLATES led by M Drumont in the vicinity of the offices of Lile Parole and other The Postal Authorities Have Been Asked to Act in the Mr Kotkin Extradi anti Dreyfus papers tion Case LooJciiitr Up Lair At many points the boulevards soon became almost impassable and there San Fpancisco Oct 2G Chief of Po ¬ were numerous collisions between the demonstrators and the police who had lice Lees and Detective McVey the¬ been fasting since early morning representative of the state oi Dela ¬ auOnly with the utmost difficulty was a ware have appealed to the postal the semblance of order preserved and in thorities to take some action in Cormany cases it was necessary for the matter of the extradition of Mrs delia Botkin accused of murdering cuirassiers to clear the streets Mrs John P Dunning and her sister About 10000 people sang the Mar Mrs Joshua Deanc of Dover Del by sellaise around a bonfire made of the poisoned chocolates sent Dreyfusite paper Les Droits de means of mails The postal author through the LHomme The Rights of Man AD promised to look up the law ities have the stores in the neighborhood were in the mattier closed in anticipation of rioting The The Batik MayGet cuirassiers assisted y the mounted republican guards succeeded in driv Louisville Ky Oct 26 Charles G ing back another crowd which was Henning the defaulting bank clerk is shouting Spit upon Brisson still missing It is said that the guar By 4 oclock in the afternoon about antee company that went his bond will 150 arrests had been made The crowds contest payment of the funds stolen were continually augmented until the It guaranteed Henning as individual vicinity of the chamber of deputies was bookkeeper only and at the time of the black with people cheering Gen Cha- theft he was acting as clearing house noine and the army The bank or 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called at the Elysse aftei boltinpj from the chamber In a subsequent interview betweet M Faure and M Brisson it was agree that the portfolio of war couldonly b ¬ New Opera Honnc Collapaed The new colored opera house a large brick build lg which was in the last stage of Newpopt News Va Oct 26 completion collapsed Tuesday after- ¬ noon completely ruining the structure and killing one workman and wound ¬ ing six others Held Up and Bobbed by Soldlern Lexington Ky Oct 20- Oohn O - 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 fiever change Lee a huckster claims to have been held up and robbed of S28 by four soldiers on Pemberton avenue at 3 oclocl - Tuesday morning Pemember the name 1 ¬ when you buy again 4 i i i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 28 1898 v- W SPANISH PLANS Points of Differences Trumped Up Re lying on European Sympathy ¬ SOLDIERS WANT THEIR PAY HELD A MIDNIGHT SESSION THEY WILL VACATE FASHODA NEWS items Tke BMt WaiJTews Bitter Feeling Among the Spanish Troops Ihe Cabinet Considers Important Dis ¬ Report That France Has Asked Egypt to 4 Conduct Maj Marchand and Party patches Sent to President McKinloy Against the Government for Not Down the ISlle Paying Them Increasing While In Philadelphia Philadelphia Oct 27 Immediately London Oct 27 It was rumored on Havana via Key West Oct 27 The bitter feeling among the Spanish after the reception to the president the stock exchange late Wednesday afThej- Will Abandon E icli Point Under Com troops against the government for not Wednesday night at the Union league ternoon- that France had requested pulsion From the American Commis paying them is increasing daily and a meeting of the chief executive and Egypt to conduct Maj Marchand and sioners as a Basis for a Stand at menaces possible outbreaks entailing those cabinet officers who are in at- his party down the Nile in conse- ¬ of- the sufferings of Marchand the End on the Philippines serious trouble before long The or tendance with him at the peace jubilee quence den publico constitute the most sedi- ¬ was held at the Hotel Bellevue and his followers at Fashoda from Washington Oct 27 Some appre- ¬ tious and turbulent element At first Those present beside the presi- lack of supplies and the climatic con- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ i l vy i lu F - r y R LV EP-- li lt Ri TC rtJ X ident ne then left and went to the hotel the reception coming to an end After the president and cabinet had concluded their deliberations Mr Kellogg left immediately for Washington in a special car It was reported some time after midnight that the president LAKE STEAMERS GO ASHORE solvency of Spain Capt ForaUer Son of Senator Foraker may leave Washington Thursday morn- The Republic at North Point Hut Not ing and not remain to review the mil¬ Will Ho Able to Sail From Hivami Having done this they will bow to lindly Damaged as Yet Another itary jubilee parade for Taiuna Wednesday the inevitable because they have been Ashore Hut Name Not Learned given clearly to understand that the Havana Oct 27 Capt Forakcr THE STEAMER TUTTLE SINKS Alpena Mich Oct 27 The steamer United States will not go a step further who is now occupying the cottage Republic bound up without a cargo with the negotiations until the way is where Maj Beebe was nursed during The Seas Are IJreaktns Over Her and She went ashore on North Point at noon cleared of the Cuban debt question and is a Total Wreck The Crew Res- ¬ ¬ Wednesday The wind was blowing at complete evacuation of the island is his illness was much improved Wed cued by Life Savers nesday 1 le is in excellent spirits and promised fcr Januar3r 1 1S99 the rate of 60 miles an hour and the expects to be able to sail next Wednes ¬ Michigan City Ind Oct 27 The sea was terrific The life saving crew ¬ Washington Oct 27 There are inpro¬ steamer H A Tuttle grain laden from from Thunder Bay island reports that dications that the peace commissioners day for Tampa whence he will in Paris are approaching the end of the ceed to Washington where his services Chicago is sunk in the mouth of the the ship is not badly damaged as yet river a total wreck The seas are and the crew preferred to remain on consideration of the subject of Cuba are needed by his father Smith the colored waiter who con ¬ breaking over her and she is now board The Republic is a steel craft and Porto Rico and officials here would not be surprised if Wednesdays session tracted yellow fever while nursing broken in two The crew were taken and one of the best built boats on the entirely recovered and off by the life savers after 20 hours oi lakes She is worth S200000 of the commission concluded those sub Maj Beebe is extreme peril The schooner AberThe steel steamer Ramapo of the lets leaving the commission free to is attending to his duties as usual deen consort of the Tuttle was cast Union Steamboat Co came in for shel- ¬ take up the most important matter in Sasre Better rffirjrotopnV namely the disposition of LebanonJndce Oct 27 The indica- adrift on Lake Michigan Tuesday ter Wednesday night badly damaged O the Philippines The Spanish case has tions now arc that Judge Sages condi- ¬ night when last seen was laboring by thcJieavy sea It is reported that Her whereabouts are un another steamer is ashore on North been presented with an ability and tion is slightly better The heart ac- ¬ heavily Point but her name can not be adroitness that commands the admira- ¬ tion which was extremely feeble Tues known The Tuttle is owned by the Nicholas learned tion of diplomats without regard to day has improved considerably His nationality and even our own mental and perceptive faculties are Transit Co of Cleveland ner insurIN OREGON officials have been compelled to yield noticeably better He could not write ance valuation was 72000 Her cargo REDSKIN RISE a tribute of respect to the arguments his name Tuesday but he did it quite consisted of 76000 bushels of corn and Indians Shoot and Wound Whites A Poss The schooner produced but they have been of no well Wednesday morning His mind was insured for S27000 After Them und Hard Fichtlntr Ex- Aberdeen was worth 47000 and hei avail in effecting any substantial still wanders a part of the time but pi vted as Indians Are Armed change in the first attitude of the less than it did after he came out of cargo of corn was insured for 25000 American commissioners who are the stupor Tuesday Baker City Ore Oct 27 Word HAVE LEFT CAMP MEADE was received here Wednesday by tele-¬ holding firmly1 to the line of procedure originally outlined It is expected here phone from Canon City of a shooting Putolca Firebujr Arrested It Rrqnired Eighteen Trains of Trrolve affray in which Indians shot and ser- ¬ that henceforth after the courteous Princeton Ind Oct 27 The fire¬ Cars Each to Transport the Troops intimation that has been conveyed to bug at Patoka has been arrested after iously wounded Dave Cuttings and shot From There to Philadelphia the Spanish commissioners that it is firing a distillery two barns and a the horses from under F Duncan and time to regard the Cuban and Porto lumber building His last effort TuesCamp Meade Middletown Pa Oct F Mosier The redskins then went to Rican matters as settled better pro-¬ day night was to touch a torch to an- ¬ 27 It will require 18 trains with 12 the home of John nigh and shot him gress will be made towards the final other barn The scene of the the property of his cars to the train to take the troops but not fatally conclusion of a treaty of peace on the south fork of John father Allen Brunner The boys from Camp Meade to Philadelphia trouble is Oct 27 The Paris corre ¬ name is Walter aged 17 Watchers The movement commenced Wednesday Day river about GO miles south of London spondent of the Times says were so close that he took refuge in morning early Gen Graham with Canon City A well armed posse from At Wednesdays sitting the Spanish the Methodist church and confessed to Gens Young and Davis and their Canon City has taken up the trail and peace commissioners presented a new the minister but he now denies his staffs were in the first train with hard fighting is expected as the In ¬ counter memorandum declaring their guilt Great excitement prevails detachments of the engineer and dians are well armed signal corps Then followed the One Company 17ch Infantry Goes to Ft readiness provisionally to accept an Football Payer Dead on troops article of a preliminary treaty stipulat- ¬ the other trains Thomas Wiikesbarke Pa Oct 27 Matthew which moved out at intervals ing that Spain shall relinquish all Chicago Oct 27 Company A of the rights to sovereignty in Cuba without V Anderson a student at Wyoming and consumed the entire day The 17th infantry U S A stationed at formulating any other claim and seminary Kingston died Tuesday men marched from their various camps Columbus barracks has been ordered to leave in suspense all remaining night from injuries received while in heavy marching order with blanket by Col Thomas F Barr acting com- ¬ playing football on the seminary team poncho haversack and canteen and in questions especially the Philippines mander of the department of the lakes The Americans asked until Thursdaj against Dickinson college at Carlisle last the rain they did not seem to be very to Fort Thomas Ky to garrison that to reply to this new memorandum Saturday Anderson was 2 years of happy over the prospect The last post after it is vacated by the 6th in ¬ This is regarded as a favorable sign age and a fine specimen of physical train reached Philadelphia at mid- fantry The 6th has been ordered to being a slight relaxation of the rigid manhood His home was at Crenshaw night Surgeon General Girard has as- the department of the gulf surances that the boys will be cared itj the Americans have hitherto shown Jefferson county Cap Htilleld Acquitted Cu for in the Quaker City They are perhaps aware that the Sck Soldiers Arrive in Philadelphia DisgessV Va Oct 27 Cap ban and even the Spanish bondholders Steamer E F Gould Goes Ashore Philadelphia Oct 27 The hospital arc becoming alarmed at the strange ship Relief which arrived here Tucsriwji Oscoda Mich Oct 27 The steamer Hatfield is now a free man The jury turn of the financial side of the dis day night from Ponce Porto Rico has E F Gould went ashore in a furious in the celebrated murder case brought cussion in which Spain the United on board 2 i sick soldiers One soldier gale and lies within a few reds of the in a verdict of not guilty Wednesday States and Cuba with extraordinary died on the way here He was Fred R George Steel The crew which in morning Hatfield arose tnanKea tne unanimity and carelessness all repudi ¬ Goodhouse Company D 3d Wisconsin cluded one woman were taken ashore jury and the judge and his wife and near rushed up mother ate the Cuban debt volunteers He died on Monday night by the life savers from Tawas Point aged clasped seated arms about him Nobody will be able to force Spain from their heart failure following typhoid The wind is now heavy from the north and and Elias Hatfield brothers of Troy to accept the debt for apart from fever and the Gould will in all probability Cap are yet to be tried for murder bankruptcy she could only meet the po to pieces in a few hours Murder and Suicide expense of her foreign liabilities at the A Hurra iisui Stamp Ordrr Ajjed PubliHhwr Dead bondholders who by a strange anom- ¬ St Paul Minn Oct 27 Late Wed- ¬ Washington Oct 27 Postmaster Aubukn N Y Oct 27 Oscar F aly would thus have to pay for the in¬ nesday afternoon Dan Coughlin a blind retired railroad engineer shot Knapp senior member of the firm oi General Emory Smith has issued an or- ¬ dependence of Cuba Peck Thompson publishers der directing that Hawaiian postage It is not likely that the United States and killed his young sister-in-la- f atally Miss Knapp Daily Advertiser died shot of the Wednei stamps shall te recognized at their face or any other power can or will force Katie Marrinan and then prepayment of postage Spain to ruin herself by meeting the himself Mrs Coughlin a short time day of pneumonia in his 80th year value for the Hawaii wheth Cuban debt and it will then either be afterward discovered the dead bodies Mr Knapp had been connected with on all articles mailed in in the United ti total loss for Europe or be paid by and became nearly crazed over the the Advertiser either as foreman oi or addressed for delivery States or elsewhere proprietor for 60 years tragedy the Spanish bondholders ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ hension has been manifested in certain the government proposed to pay quarters as to the possible adverse ef-¬ only those who were discharged Then fect upon the peace commission at Paris after protest it offered to pay all by of an upheaval in France It has been promissory notes a proposal which suggested that the Spanish cause is was refused Ko cash settlement has in such shape that the Spanish gov ¬ been made and the entire body ex- ¬ ernment has nothing to lose and presses its dissatisfaction openly everything to gain by any change Tuesday SO irregulars Movilizados that can be brought about However from the Camajuani regiment arrived it may be stated that in the opin here and went to the palace to demand ion of the state department offi pa3 Their attitude before Gen Ulanco cials here there is little danger of was such that he ordered them to be the situation in Paris becoming so taken to the Cabanas prison on preacute as to justify an abandonment of text of being fed there but they have the work of the commission on the not been allowed to leave the prison ground that the commissioners them and to all intents and purposes are un selves are in physical danger It is der arrest confidently believed that with the change of the cabinet in France the COMING ACROSS THE OCEAN present disorder will subside and normal conditions will be restored It is The Transport City of Pra Ieft Manila for San Francisco Wednesday With always possible that the Span a Lirjrc Mail on Hoard ish commissioners in despair over their failure to force the Cuban debt Washington Oct 27 The following upon the United States in any shape may break off the sessions but this is cable dispatch has been received at the not regarded as probable It is sus- war department Manila Oct 20 Adjutant General pected the Spanish programme is to trump up as many points of difference Washington Transport City of Para as possible relying upon the sympathy leaves to day for San Francisco via sure to be excited among European na- Nagasaki Large mail Maj Whipple on tions by their abandonment of each pay Lieut AYilliams ordnance Conpoint under compulsion from the board Transports Scandia and Scandia probably American commissioners as the basis dor still in port for a supreme stand at the end on the leaves within ten days for San Francisco Canbe utilized for freight purPhilippines The Spanish commissioners declare poses Quiet here and conditions be that a circular note will be addressed lieved to be improving Otis to the powers declining the serious consequences which the assumption of IS RAPIDLY CONVALESCING the Cuban debt would have upon the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ dent were Postmaster General Smith Secretary of War Alger Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and Solicitor General Richards in place of Attorney General Griggs The utmost secrecy attended the proceedings and it was impossible to learn for what purpose the meeting was called or what subjects were discussed From an unofficial though ordinarily reliable source it was gleaned that J C Kellogg private secretary to Secretary Hay reached here Wednesday night bearing important dispatches from the state department Neither Secretaiy Porter nor any oi the cabinet officers could be seen aftei the meeting had ended and no information from other sources could be obtained The meeting lasted nearly one houi and was held in the presidents room in the hotel Local detectives prevented any one from approaching the viMr Kellogg when questioncinity admited about matter the oi bearer being ted the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ditions ¬ -- ¬ ¬ a message but said that it was purely a personal one from Secretary Hay That it was more than some ordinary deliberation was apparent from the fact that Mr Kellogg reached the Union league shortly before 11 oclock and was immediately taken to the pres¬ Lord Kitchener of Khartoum and Capt Baratier the bearer c Maj Mar chands Fashoda report arrived from Alexandria Egypt Wednesday on board the Messageries steamer from that port During the voyage the two officers dined together and cordially conversed on the customs of the tribes and peoples each had met The British consul here met Gen Kitchener on land ¬ ing and Capt Baratier received an af-¬ fectionate greeting from his mother Gen Kitchener and Capt Baratier left for Paris on the same train A crowd which assembled on the platform cheered 5apt Baratier and a delega- ¬ tion from the naval and commercial schools presented him with a bejeweled insignia of the Legion of honor to which his appointment has just been A deputation from the announced geographical society of Marseilles after congratulating Capt Baratier proceeded to Gen Kitcheners sa- ¬ loon car There the spokesman of the French party expressed admiration of the generals remarkable campaign and work in behalf of civilization and thanked him for the courtesy he had extended to Maj Marchand and his colleagues The general thanked his visitors warmly and eulogized Maj Marchand whose expedition he said had excited the admiration of the whole world The train then departed Vive amid shouts of Vive Baratier Marchand Oct 27 Marseilles Gen It is reported that Spain has provided 2000000 to pay the army in Cuba and 3000000 more will be advanced in a few days A fierce snowstorm raged in southwest Kansas Tuesday At some points snow covers the ground from two to four inches The British steamer Moanona which sailed from Sydney N S for San Francisco Sunday had on board 2r00 000 sovereigns in gold Snow fell over western and central Iowa early Tuesday morning one and a half inches deep At the same time it was raining in eastern Iowa r Dr Marmoret the head of the Pas ¬ Th Louisville Courier Journal l publishing the fullest most accurate mud moat reliable war news of any paper In the South or West It ia devotiug alt its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed ¬ The Courier Journal ing admirably subordinated all other issues to thafc has of the war Politics money civil ser Tice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by the people and they want the news of it fresh and accurate The Courier Journal realizes this and it is supplying the demand as no other paper can do prints the cream of the daily news It is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price 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have just been sent to New York by the American consul About 260 re- ¬ main at Ceuta Their condition is dis- ¬ tressful More than 100 Cuban prison- ¬ ers have died since the commencement of the war Heavy squalls accompanied by snow prevailed in Marquette Mich Tuesday and a gale is blowing from the northwest over Lake Superior An unusually high sea is on and a big fleet of boats has put in here for shelter from the storm At a meeting of the wire and wire nail manufacturers held in Pittsburgh Tuesday it was decided to reduce the price of wire nails five cents per keg and to advance the price of galvanized wire both smooth and barbec1 five ents per 100 pounds M Pareira a drummer whose home s at Albany N Y was shot and in stantly killed by George De Msssat Houston Tex Iireira is alleged to have offered a gross insult to Mrs De Moss and she told her husband at once on her return home James Wentworth Osgood is dead at his home in Nw York aged 8 years When a young man he worked on the Boston 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Oct 27 The first regu ¬ Citv Madrid Oct 27 The resignation o lar schedule of the C fc H electric KansasJames Mo Oct 27 The case jr accused of street railway went into effect We- ¬ of Jesse was called Wednesday train¬ the captain general of Madrid has been morn o xcurcuenc oi uen dnesday between this city andHamil robbery 6 ing but was continued until neort Moa-- Correa from the war office has bee fcion They will leave hourly from rlav tAkiuucua a m to 11 nja --- regular prevailed in southwestern blizzard has Michigan the past 12 hours doing con ¬ siderable damage and interfering with traffic on railroads Several inches of snow fell the earliest fall for many The temperature dropped JJ0 years Niles Mich in 31 chisan Oct 27 A Contract for Torpedo lioat Destroyers Washington Oct 27 The navy de- ¬ i peror and empress of Germany arrived here at noon Tuesday and landed during the afternoon The town was deco- ¬ rated profusely every house flying German and Turkish flags Turkish TinTlfl of fVna cm luui llTio1 - cfronfc nnrl fh the cavalry regiment played the Ger-man anthem as the emperor and em- press landed After landing their ma-jesties entered carriages and were - The Empntir Arrives in Palestine Halfa Palestine Oct 27 The i em- ¬ J - of which foot IHVU twuuv xa ululcu nnc clnlu farmers wUo have Had the Pge Fence Tnnnn bed in the back Monday morning while in I nee for seven or eight years am also prepared to yiu up in a saloon Chetwood was on the pro- ¬ jet Chicken Feucu on the market the vost guard and was trying to arrest an It un are needing nny lonce give ui S t n Tennessee - uhlebwnstabbed him private awhen the with bayonet QW MILLJCR Agem Germm American mis -condition critical cfiet0os iUW JK T run in Illinois The apple crop of the United States is smaller than it has been since reliaThe ble statistic hae been collected total supply from the 1898 crop of the United States - 27700000 barrels com- pared with something over 40000000 last year and 70000000 in the vecord- breaking crop of 1896 TO TBE FtHHERS OF B8URBSI Pardo Lucero whose age as shown by the records of missions of Los An- ¬ geles and Soledad was 125 years is As agent of The Paje Woven Wire dead at the county hospital at Salinas Fence o 1 am prepared to put up the Cal He came rom Sonora Mex and wire ftsuce ou the market It is for the last 75 years was well known in bel guaranteed to turn nil kinds of stooK that part of the state HDd to giv Rjitisf action San Francisco Richard Chetwood I have put up fence this season for At ¬ i- Edition of Th The Thrice-a-Wee- k New York World is first among all weekly papers in size frequency of publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the merits of a great 6 daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- cal news is prompt complete accurate and impartial as all its readers will tes- ¬ tify It is against the monopolies and for th people It prints the news of all the world having special correspondence from all important nows points on the gloto It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments for the household and womens work and other apecial departments of usual interest We offer this unequalcd newspaper and The Bourbon News together one year for 225 The regular subscription pric8 of the two papers is 300 coin 14- - r - -- -- i vl v- - THE BOURBON NEVv b PARIS KY M FBI A OCTOBER 28 1898 MEJI - NUPTIAL KNOTS -- GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS CITY FIRE FIGHTERS the Deadly Perils They Encounter In Sar¬ like tinder wood in one of the poorest quarters of the metropolis The stairs had gone up in smoke before everybody had left the building and even the fire escape down the outside of the building was cut off by the hot flames from the lower windows which had already peeled off a part of it A young girl of 14 or 15 was frantically shrieking for help in one of the top windows and a mother was wringing her hands in piti- ¬ ful despair down in the street The chief called for volunteers to save the girl and three men came for- ¬ ward on the instant without hesitation and without awaitiner to connfc thir chances for success This is the custom u i CUU11 uuses j 111 lor no one would taKe the rfiSnnnSlhllTtV nf rwriavnrr a fSTn rinn r his possible death A strong young fellow who had yet to win his spurs was selected for the tasK and he disappeared quickly through the doorway of the adjoining Duiiamg wnen next the crowd sw him he appeared at the window just under the roof and grasping the tin cornice of the burning building next to him he swung out into the air and made his way hand over hand for 30 feet through the dense smoke that rose in black clouds from the lower windows to the sill where the girl was seen She had fallen back into the room unconscious and was overcome with smotfe by the time he reached her A thousand anxious faces m the street be- Inw WPr fnr ri7orl Toffr frLllO wuuu iuu icai xui J1 hero a hundred muttered prayers ent up ior uis sarety as the fireman disap- peared into the black cloud aud a thou- eand throats sent up a lustyjshgut of re- lief as he appeared again atthewindbw a moment later with the limp- - form of in his aims Harpers Round Table 4 v - K Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Sol- - Theatrical And Otherwlse aReiuarka lii En pfement Announcements And eliminations Ul xne jur nu nrrUaA nf TUiwa Nota May Mc- - Three companies are plaMog What Jones Mr Mmruli Talbott of North Happened Middlerown will be solemnized on No The Shelby villa Society Minstrels will vember 8th Miss Louie Brner of this city was gjve a performance to nightTin that citv ins Hainan Lives A great tenement honse was burning Crippled by UJheaf Ufantedi Jus fv0i i - - - Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK THE soft music The bride was very handsome in a costume of brown novelty Published every Tuesday and Friday by WAfTER CS4ijP i Sditora ind Owners cloth and her maid of honor Misa Beth BBUHE MILLKB Dickens of tfort Smith Ark was at- ¬ tired in blue covert cloth The ushers Make all Cheoks Money Orders etc were Messrs J M Allen Will Muesell ayablelotie order of Ohamp fc Miller inan Chas Cox Sam Hedges Robt Lynn and Judge Land Mr Ed ¬ Displays one dollar per inch for first Inse- ffrn was best man Dr and Mrs rtion half rates each insertion thereafter Ljocals or reading notices ten cents pel Ware ai 6 emending a few days in Lex ilne each insertion Locale in blaco type ingtou aud Louisville tweuty cent per line each insertion ¬ ¬ Eighteenth Year Established IIMII HEWS 18811 one of ihe bridesmaids at the Someril ed villf Gray wedding in Cincinnati Thnre are six Uncle Turn companies nesday evening listed iu the New York Dramatic Mir- Ben Way of Louisville and Miss ror as biiug at large Ruth Taylor of Richmond who were I married in ha t i bt Lexington on June Richard Mansfield will present his 5th have repente t at leisure Way has new play Cyrano de BergVrac at the riled suit for a divorce alleging that he Grand in Cincinnati thioseusou has not seen his wife since she lett him on the wedding day to go home witn her father De Koven and Smiths new opera Ware a promi with Camille Dr James Thompson The Highwayman torinerly of this DArville in the leading role will br nent young veterinary citand MiES Peail Vertier Craig a heard at the Grand in Cincinnati nexi lovely bociet favorite ot Cynthiana week The Niell Stock Company will were married Wednesday afternoon at play The Charity Ball at the Pike the Methodist Church by Rev South next week gate while Prof A M Gutzeit played I i i i i ¬ - there is only one thatfor that ycuuittuam - which convinced mm Wheat stored on reasonable terms cure painful disease Hesays Iwasa and highest market price paid for Kicai auucicr liviu muii- Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling cular Rheumatism for Cos office two years I could get no permanent relief CQ B M RENIOK from any medicine nre- scribed by my physician P S Farmers would do well to stor6 their wheat near home ties ofTourSST and now I am as well as I ever was inmy life lam our urea me ana i wouia V suffering from any blood disease V - Come and see us bbfore selling your Wheat Will furnish sacks and storeon the most reasonable terms Will guar Those who have Rheumatism find tee that you can borrow money on ourr ¬ themselves growing steadily worse all warehonse receipts at 7 per cent inter the while One reason of this is that j est or less R B HTJTCHCRAFT iuie icmcuica jjioouriueu uy tilt uuuiiura contain mercury and potash which ul- ¬ timately intensify the disease by caus- ¬ ing the joints to swell and stiffen Producing a severe aching of the bones been curing Rheumatism for twenty years even the wTorst cases which seemed almost incurable FOR SALE CHEAP Capt OE Hughes the popular railroad conductor of Columbia S C had an experi Rheumatism JA Wheat Sacks 1 Because the manager ofifaT Serauton Pa theatre refused to allow a glass of beer to be brought on the stage Delia Fox sulked for twenty minnjjs between acts and delayed the performance Delia finished the performance however bnt she was still thirsty w t t n fcl in 1 M t i u Manager Chas Scott is giving the pat- ¬ rons of the Lexington Opera House the Why Fractions of linpfjCQSint as fulj lines when very best attractions on the road USSEUY WALLER running at Uoe rtes an exceedingly Smith Left Home Obitir3s cards of thaufcs calls on candi dates resolutions of respeot and matter of a Yesterday afternoon at half past three clever farce packed the bouse Wednes ¬ lke nature ten cents per line SY Special rates given for large advertise oclock the hearts and hands of Dr and the three stars Frede day ments and yearly naTds Ussery of St Lopis aud Mr3 Mar C rick Warde LouiSl TiintS and Ksifee garet Waller of this city were united ryn Kidder will attract a large u cere worse by a beautiful dience Tuesday night in The School Messrs R Lee Davis and H R for better oi paper mony performed by Eld J S Sweeney Pickles have leased that excellent Among other flue at- ¬ THE For Scandal CLOTHES OF AUTHORS a term of at the home of the bride on Pleasant the Richmond Kegister for tractions Mr Scott has booked Nat years The fact that Mr Davis is one street The house was tastefully decked Goodwin to present Nathan Hale in Some Strictures Upon the Dress of Eng ¬ plants and White and lish Literary Men of the most capable and energetic edi ¬ with palma and April Mr Pickles One of yellow fchfaSaattiehluhis and the darkNovelists and playwrights in sample tors in the State and quantities are the latest class to come glVB assurance that ened robins were lighted with candles the best ftririferst Dont use any other but Purity will be a splendid paper Prof A M Gutzeit played soft music flour from Paris Milling Co tlie kegiSh tell underofthe basilisk eye and measuring tape ceremony which The Tailor and Cutter These sweetly during Ihe We wish them much success your grocer you want no other members of the sister profession of jour was witnessed only by the immediate nalism and perhaps even the severely All grocS keep it The Democratic leaders in New York relatives judged members of parliament who have declined Representative Baileys The bride who is a daughter of the have appeared in a like connection may offer to help elect Van Wyck They are late J W Ferguson and is a handsale STOCK AND TURF NEWS be relieved to know that the novelists afraid of Bailey aud his Eilver talk lady was very becomingly attired in a and playwrights scarcely excel them as brtVteloth Salen and Tranter Of Stock Crop Vtfc glasses of fashion and molds of form Turf Notes Van WycK is an even money favorite tailor made suit ol blue Va a St By way no doubt of sharpening his pen so warm The gttdorn who is a professor Teddy isnt in New York Bishop Hibler bought thirty five feedthe tailor critic begins with I Zang Louis Medical College ami is well as he was a month ago ers at Falmouth Wednesday will whose lounge suit might have known to the citizens of Paris was Andersons colt Tom Collin belonged to any period during the last Simms SCINTILLATIONS dressed in a Prince Albert buit There ten years and had even reached the were no attendants except pietty little Won a 300 puree Mouday atLatoma How- stage of the shabby genteei Au Interesting Tumble Of News And Jonas Weil bought three hundred HX- - ever it is consoliner to know that Mr Martha Waller danghter of ihe biide Comment who was diessed as a flower girl A port cattle Wednesday in Fleming Zangwills literary success enables him Eight Methodist preachers live iu lunch was served after the ceremony ouuty at t50 to 470 per cwt to wear a frock coat that nearly passes Winchester muster even though the accompanying Dr a d Mrs Ussery have deferred iheir They will be delveted in November David Blair of Fleming has raised a wedding trip until a later date m1 It is estimated that 15000 acres ol Rirrifi Hflnrv Ar crop of forty lemon this year Dr Ussery will locate iu this city caue were cultivated in Greenup county thur Jones and Hall Caine might al- Brigade commanders at Lexington haying rented offices over the Bourbon this year Averaging tbree barrels to most be called moderately well dressed have been ordered South to locate camps Bank the acre the conuty prodnced 45000 in a nonstylish sort of way At all events Over at Gallipolis Ohio a colored barrels of sorghum they avoid the shuddering solecism of Yesterdays Temperature man was shot in the eye by his white Capt J R Rogere administrator of vcuijuj a nguu iiuul uui tvuiiiwui mou step son The following is the temperature as Col R G Stouer delivered to Louis dark trousers attributed to Robert Co Buchanan or the mixed styles of W S uoted yesterday by A J Winters Sulz A protracted mewting at Sharpsburg of this city Joseph agent for Schwartzcbild Gilbert But the only two members of closed with sixteen additions to the berg 10 cattle Wednesday which rhe the class who unreservedly enjoy the 7 a m 4r Christian Church latter purchased from the Stoner estau approval of our contemporary are Sir 49 8 a m r 9 a m Walter Besant and Clement Scott The Thev averaged 1577 The Sixth Regiment has been ordered 10 a m o5 former will no doubt be rejoiced to from Ft Thomas to San Antonid Tex Chas Meng bought 4 lot of 1000 11 o7A 11 a m tu remain permanently 12 m cattle at Winchester court at 3 60 per learn that his clothes amight cause him 58 to be mistaken for prosperous city 66 cwt from H R Brown Walker Buck merchant Judge Barr set aside the sale of the 2 p m while Mr Scott might 3 68 m ner bought twenty 865 lb feeders at t R N I and B railroad to Col Ben- ¬ 4 p m easily be mistaken for a prosperous 65 p per cwt The Sun reports 1000 cattle tradesman says a tailor The force of nett H Young and others 5 p m 58 on the market but not all were sold flattery could surely no farther go 53J A company lias been organized to 7 p m i London Chronicle erect a telephone line between Mays we are the people s rnends v e re- ¬ ville Germantown and Minerva Seeing the Sights Gladstones Courtesy pair your linen and put neck bands on A dozen colored men of Georgetown My father says a London restauEven in these days of liberal educa- ¬ free Haggard Reed have joined the 25th U S Infantry tion young women sometimes show rant keeper was a milkman and his place was in the neighborhood of Har how confused are the ideas shut up in which is now stationed near Denver Insure iu my agency un their heads Illustrative of this is the union Prompt paying reliable ley street He supplied the Gladstone There were thirtT five candidates for family with milk and 1 delivered it naive the position of poor house keeper at Amicis blunder which Edmondo de companies insures against fire One day when on my rounds a recounts in his story of a voythunder Williamstown this week The place age from Genoa to Buenos Ayres storm came on as I had just reached Mr wiad and storm pays 500 per year The captain of the steamer which Gladstones house and the rain descend- W O HINTOft Agent ed in torrents 1 rang the servants bell Thieves entered the residence of Col numbered the charming young blun- ¬ derer among its passengers met her one but it was not promptly answered and W C P Breckinridge Tuesday while meantime I was being soaked with the the family was at dinner and stole a sil- morning and said Siguorina we cross the tropic of rain The front door opened and a ver watch and a lizard skin purse con- cancer today kindly voice asked me to step into the taining eighy flve cents Oh indeed she cried with en- ¬ doorway so that I mightbe sheltered thusiasm Then we shall see someMr Gladstone had seen me from the There are eggs and eggs The egg thing at last window and opened the door himself of yesterday looks feels measures and He also rang for the servant so that 1 weighs like the egg of last month but A Wedding Announcement might be attended to without further theres a difference in another respect This is how the editor of the Humdelay it Before mv and that difference is worth money boldt Kan Herald recently announc wife began using Its just so with laundry The difference ed his marriage Liffht and Artificial Fog Mr F A McCarthy between good work and poor is slight to Mothers Friend The production of cloud by the action the unpracticed discernment but ks a thats us and Miss Nannie Fisher sjie could hardly of ultra violet light was demonstrated difference that counts every time Its thats more of us were united in at a soiree at the Royal society by C T a difference that changes your laundry marriage Wednesday July 27 at 10 a get around I do R Wilson The beam from an arc lamp ne ceremony was followed hv a not bill from an expense to an investment m she was focused by a quartz lens in a tube We do good work it will cost no more sumptuous repast which we have only could containing moist air free from dust In than poor work but its worth double a ramc recollection of Some way get a few minutes a blue fog was seen to the difference events seemed to crowd on each other Boubbon Stkam Laundry form in the illuminated cone and this wjcu ami ouu uus given us tne Dest withm ir fog could be made to move by applying earthly thing within his gift The joy V She has heat to the tube locally When the ul- ¬ You can save big money by having used it for two tra violet rays were cut off by a sheet of scribed too sacred to be spoken of you papering done now by J T Hinton mica no such formation took place and month and it is Too Much Eating it is therefore suggested that the small a great help o particles which give rise to the blue of Gluttony has its victims hardly less her She does the sky are produced by the ultra violet Awarded numerous than other vices To overeat housework rayR of sunlight absorbed in the upper fligrhest Honors Worlds Fair is to overburden the digestive organs to without trouble layers of the atmosphere Engineering such an extent that it will be impossi- ¬ ble for them to perform their duties Bnilt Upon a Bowlder properly Deleterious products are cre- ¬ There is a village in England built ated and health is finally destroyed A prominent judge used to say such men is an external liniment for expectant upon an enormous bowlder of chalk It o ives them This bowlder is half a mile long and dig their graves with their teeth and mothers to use strength to attend to their household must have been carried coastward a dis- ¬ it is so Ou the other hand here are those who eat too little All extremes duties almost to the hour of confine- ¬ tance of 25 miles by some great iceberg are evils that experience should govern ment It is the one and only prepara- ¬ It was dropped to the bottom of the tion that overcomes morning sickness glacial sea where it became partly cov Exchauge and nervousness It is the only ered and surrounded by blue gray bowl- remedy that relaxes and relieves the der clay An African Mother-in-laa nanve nas been committed to the strain It is the onlv remedv that Mrs J M Bull wife of the pastor jngh court for trial for mutilating his Iakes labor short an delivery easy 1S th mother-in-laonly remedv that puts the of the Methodist Episcopal church at by cutting eff her ear The native averred that hiH mnrW breasts in condition so that swelling Worthington Minn supplied the pul- in law had attempted to entice hPr or rismg is impossible Dont takef JJU Uii t 01IVWC fcJViJVi J u UU UWUUUW daughter away from him her lawful medlcmes internally They endanger of her husband MOST PERFECT MADE L UULU moer ana uunu uusDana to some other native and he The first baby gets its photograph A pure Crane Cream of Tartar PnuiAor Free hook the extreme measure of cutting off Mother Friend Is sold by druggists forl taken every three months The other lorn Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant j her ear as a gentle hint to mind Send for our free illustrated book her babies are lucky td get theirs taken once own business Gwelo Times 40 YEARS THE STANDARD The Bradflcld Regulator Co Atlanta Ga in three jears Bachelor nht ¬ gl manent cure always results only Dlood remedy guaranteed to con tain no potash mercury or ptber dan gerous minerals Books mailed free by Swift Specifld Company Atlanta Georgia SSSJtL Blood W pw vfa It M k 6 i VrVrVfiRllKP fT Tnp mspns nnrl MR J n Everybody knows that Rheumatism is a diseased state of the blood and 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay only a blood remedy is the only proper the highest market price in cash or I treatment but a remedy containing putasn ana mercury only aggravates will furnish sacks and store your wheat in an elevator and buy your wheat whem the trouble ou are ready to sell at the highest mar- ¬ ket price Those who held wheat last year made big money Store yonri wheat and get the profit I Wanted to Buy nai is the i i UIUIV rr- - E 0 FRETWELL Agent iu L Paris Ky 4 Will Kenney Physician Office Office Hours 7 M- - tt v Surgeon I Jl jvrt Fourth and Pleasant Sts ¬ One step WOtit take you VerV far Youve gdt to keep on walking One word wont tell folks what you ate Youve got to keep on talking One inch wont make you very tall Yonye got to keep on growing One little ad wont do it all Youve got to keep em going iflmfc wpfrvcurw to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 16aug tf pm ¬ jizm4Bik fROfFRIFS AT COST FOR CASH CLOSING OUT TO QUIT My duties as Assistant Postmaster require all my time and attention I have therefore decided to offer my entire stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries at cost for cash including fixtures This is one of the best stands in the city having ai Well established cash trade and is a splendid opening for y one desiring to embark in a safe and sure paying DUSineSS i ¬ 1 cTrJrf i j S n v H STIVERS r j i j j mi n ivVMumutmn ii mi - in i m - - ESESSlSSBSSSSlSSSSSSSBSa -- ¬ ¬ w i ¬ ¬ A HUSBAND I ¬ t I SAYS i ¬ i ¬ voice of lace curtains I liavej ust received a new in- ¬ think 1 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 PAPERESTG to do get my prices NOW You can save BIG MONEY CLOSING OUT priees on CAR ¬ PETS and MATTINGS They are K her J T HINTON r v Mothers Friehd REM Mouldings1 Send me your old furniture to be re- ¬ paired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking iu all its branches Etnbaliuiug Fcientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE vyj Elegant line of Pictures and Room w w j B j -- -- j -- - k 9 t- r- iy THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS K THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established ficonc 1881 FRIDAY OCTOBER 28 1898 Pai Challenge Accepted i IF-- Will Be Heard To day The Court of Appeals has decided to advance the Goebel election law test PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY GO TO The Mt Sterling Bowling Team was Ealeied at the Post office at Paris ii8s mail matter Ely as case and have it argned this week TELEPHONE KO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance S2 00 Six mouths 100 One year you cant even get a re ¬ news costs port fkom a gun free of charge Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Etc MiiiiiEB W TAX NOTICE r Pay your taxes at once and save six per cent penalty and cost of advertising which goes on all taxes re maining unpaid De cember 1 1898 ¬ ¬ Whether the attorneys opposing the law are present or not An order was en- ¬ tered at Wednesday mornings session fixing to day as tne day for argument Senator Goebel and Judge Pror will make the arguments for the law If notified in time Judge Holt will return and make the argument against the law and if not the case will be taken under submission by the court without argu- ¬ ment from the opposition The court also advanced the case of the Louisville Dispatch Company vs Auditor Stone to compel the Auditor to draw his warrant in favor of 1000 for paperb furnished the last Legislature Notos Hastily Kl sew hero i Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Mr Is Riley Married A dispatch from New York yester- ¬ day said Pretty Daisy Dixon the actress of Ingot Hall fame has left the stage Some persons say that Riley Grannon the plunger may be able to tell why Miss Dixon left the stage Sev- ¬ eral months ago Miss Dixon con- ¬ fided to friehds that she had been se ¬ cretly married to Mr Grannon in Italy She has since declared however that in making this assertion she was merely joking that as a matter of fact she wouldnt marry the best man extant Miss Dixon left the cast of Ingot Hall last Thursday night A close friend of the young woman said to day that Miss Dixons determination to leave the Btage was not altogether irre vocable G W BOWEN S B O Monday night will be Halloween A Flying Dutchman is being operated N on the Alexander lot near the L passenger depot home and the usual services will be held at his church Sunday FfSii i Eev Dr Rutherford has arrived ir- - Wanted New corn immediate de R B HUTCHCRAPT ft jm livery tf THE young ladies of the Episcopal Church netted twenty one dollars on Eccentric Will of Dr Collins The will of Dr T C Collins of Mid ¬ their oyster supper Tuesday night f Mr W W Form an will build a resi- ¬ dence on his lot on Mt Airy avenue adjoining Mr John Trundles property bott to morrow morning at half past ten oclock 4 has been appointed General Frt Agt of the Kanawah Dispatch with head- ¬ quarters at Cincinnati Of The Col John Masou Society C A R will meet with Mrs Robt C Tal W O Paxton formerly of this city has sold his farm of 168 acies near Fleminge burg to Thos H Gray of that city for thirty dollars per acre of this city Jepry Tukner way who committed suicide near Elizabeth in this county a few weeks ago by drowning himself in a pond has been probated at Versailles He be ¬ queaths all of his estate worth proba- ¬ bly 30000 and which includes a 200 acre farm in this county Collins Opera House block and other real estate in Midway to his wife Mrs Mary E Col- ¬ lins He appoints J L McCabe to act in con junction with his wife as executor of his will He concludes his will which is written in deceaseds hand writing by requesting that they shall settle his affairs without a lawyer as he believes honest people can do right wi h u gal advice Five Companies Quit To day Five companies of the Second Ken ¬ Com ¬ ¬ In Church will continue over Sunday The excellent sermons are enjoyed by A large audiences at every service The protracted meeting which Rev tucky Company A Covington Z T Cody is conducting at thj Baptist pany B Cynthiana Company F Robert Frank has returned from Louisville Miss Mary Grosche is almost hope- ¬ lessly ill of typhoid fever Miss Mary Bedford is visiting Miss Lillian Suell in Cynthiana Mr and Mrs Catesby Woodford were in Lexington Wednesday Miss Annie Louise Clay was a visitor in Lexington yesterday Mrs T H Mitchell of Cincinnati is the guest of Mrs Wm Myall Miss Bessie Redmon left yesterday for a visit to friends in Richmond Miss Laura Trundle entertained the Violet Whist Club Tuesday afternoon Mrs Matthew Turney has returned from Cincinnati very much improved in health Mrs Owen Thomas guest of her niece Mrs J T Hinton has returned to Louisville Misses Chof hie and Sythie Kern and Miss Iva Collins have returned from a vibit at Hustonyille Mr Elisha Vanarsdale of Mercer is visiting his daughter Mrs C B Mitchell on Vine street Miss Elizabeth Woodford has re turned from r visit to Miss Margaret Woodford in Mt Sterling Miss Lillie Van Dever who has been visiting Mrs A T Forsyth left yesterday for her home at Donerail -- Rev Dr and Mrs E H Ruther ¬ ford have returned from a sojourn at the mineral springs at Martinville Ind Mrs Lizzie Champ who has been spending several weeks with relatives and friends in Paris and Millers burg left yesterday for Nashville Mr W A Parker Jr left Wednes- ¬ day for New York for a visit to his brother Harry Parker who has been living in that city for several years Mr and Mrs Thompson Ware Miss Pattie Ware Miss Julia Edwards and Mrs Ossian Edwards attended the Ware Craig wedding in Cynthiana Wednesday Mr and Mrs Samuel Willis en- ¬ tertained Wednesday evening at their home near Paris in honor of their guest Miss Annie Willis There were about twenty guests present very prompt in accepting the challenge of the Paris Bowling Team Below are the challenge and the acceptance Both teams are especially strong for amateurs and the prospective games are already the subject of much interesting com- ¬ ment The twenty gentlemen who com- ¬ pose the riyal teams are all well known V vfh horn ond ir IWf Sitni linn LOifa- DRESS GOODS xne pupuiar jrasume aueys in tne oia For Louisville Store building opposite the goods all tht new aud up to date dress including the new coverts diagoCourt house will be used by the teams nals crepons Ettimines etc come to us we can please you in style and when the match comes off price THE CHALLENGE l Store DRESS TRIMMINGS The plain Dress Goods of this seasaa require fancy braids We have them in all the new designs scroll novettss 5 nouveantes Hercules terpentines trimmings See these FOR - I ¬ The following gentlemen composing The Paris Bowling Team respectfully challenge the Mt Sterling Bowling Team to bowl a series of games to be played in Paris and Mt Sterling dates preliminaries and rules to be arranged by a committee selected from the re- ¬ spective teams the dates of ganieg to be not later than November 10th 1S98 JACKETS CAPES and COL ¬ SILKS LARETTES Just received a new line of Ladif s tailor made Jackets latest cut and colorings also a special lot of fur collar- ¬ ettes Jirect from the manufacturer ¬ SILKS Nowhere else will you find more bot elties than here We have all the new Taffettas in Plaids Stripes Checks ombre effects and plain all are beac Save money by buying from us G ties a j - ffcv Aii Brutus Grinnan Clarence Thomas Ed Tucker T H Wm Kion Jno D Feeney J Albert Hinton M Chas A Barnett ET Hinton Brennan TUCKER 29 Main St G TUCKERS Paris Ky s- - Trk Jr the acceptance The following gentlemen composing the Mt Sterling Bowling Team re- ¬ spectfully accept the challenge of the Paris Team to have a series of games to be played in Mt Sterling and Paris dates and conditions to be fixed here- ¬ after A S Johnson C H Edwards W W Stone r ONDONS Early Fall iJdlc 36 Oliver Quisenberry Lawless Gatewood H G Hoffman Roger Hoffman W A Samuels W F 40 40 John Gatewood Wills Supplemental Registration The three supplemental registration days will be next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Those who were necessa- ¬ rily absent from the city on last resistra tion day or were sick or detained at home on account of sickness have the right to register Tb9 registration for the three days named will be conducted by the County Clerk Ed Paton in his office Let all those who have not reg- ¬ istered and are entitled to do so be sure to register next week Novelty Goods 39cMixed Wool Novelty 12 1 2C 36 08 in Bleached Table Linen joe 3 4 size Dinner Napkins ioodoz Extra value Bleached Cotton jc worth 8 1 3 a 10 4 Sheeting 15c and 18c worth 20 and 25c Outing Cloth jc to 8 1 3C a yard New line of Penangs at 3 1 2C per yard HANDSOME PICTURE WITH 5 PURCHASE r --- in in in in All All Wool Dress Goods 2cc yd Wool Covert oc yd - WE HATE EEOEIYED A SPLENDID STOOK 07 IMPORTED SUITINGS ASD TROUSERING Wanted Second hand Organs trade for pianos 2 In FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whes quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call S B Kirtley Hotel Windsor miThe Paris High School Football team will play the Winchester Athletic Club team to morrow afternoon at Douglas Thomas race track in this city Ad mission twenty five cents Tickets are Cos on sale at A J Winters ¬ Leba non Company I Paris and Company M Georgetown have been examined and will be mustered out of the service to day The other companies may be also mustered one this week The men are entitled to two months pay amounting to 3120 each Besides they are entitled to coinmntation of rations and clothing which will make an averagft of about 60 per man BIRTHS Kirtley has The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women brought in some more pianos Dont Wednesday to the wife fail to call at Hotel Windsor this week InXexington New Pianos S B IF 3R S LOWBY dh OO and see them 2t of Ed Oder daughter v the insurance agent -- a E TIPTON Cutter Mystic Midgets Coming - OBITUARY Chas B Dickson of this city who is attending Dental College in Baltimore has been elected Grand Master of the Psi Omega Dental Fraternity at the ¬ selected has been and college to represent it at th6 National Convention of the Fraternity at Buffalo next week - about a gallon of red raspberries some of them still on the branches of the hush which were gathered this week at the latters home in Boyle county Ber- ¬ ries have been gathered from these bushes every week since June Mr J A Bower vesterday received from his father Mr F M Bower - 1 Rev John Reeves will conduc1 quarterly meeting Sunday at the Methodist Church in this city preaching both morning and night The sacrament of the Lords supper will he observed at the morning service An officers meeting will be held to m rrow night in the pastors study ¬ - ¬ One of the most unique entertain- ¬ ments ever seen in Paris will be The to be Mystic Midgets In Fairyland o given at the Opera House next Friday Revenue Assignments night under the direction of Fred The en- ¬ Co of New York Among the Internal Revenue assign Decker ments for November are found the fol- tertainment will be given under the lowing Storekeepers J M Russell J auspices of the ladies of the Episcopal children S Church and over a hundred M Jameson Peacock Distilling Co This juvenile G White Co J M Burbridge Paris will take part in it Distilling Co E F Darnaby Store spectacle will be a beautiful performance very large keeper gangers H S Sinclair Bour- and it will doubtless attract a oe here in bon Distilling Co Gangers W L audience Mr Decker will M G person to direct the performance Baker Paris Distilling Co ONeill G G White Co Peacock Dis ¬ Bucks For Sale tilling Co 20 pure bred selected Southdown buok itBob Smith Entertainer lambs 3 aged Southdown bucks The ladies of the Christian Church Also 4 Cotswold bucks have engaged Bob Smith the clev r Address entertainer to give an entertainment R B HUTCHCRAFT Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall Paris Ky 2sep tr great hit as a Mr Smith has made a Bob mimic his passages from Gov My agency insures against Taylors Visions and Dreams and ¬ Does Death fire wind and storm best oil reGeorge R Wendlings prompt paying companipleasing the most critical liable End All Mr Smiths many old friends in this esnon-union dty shonld give him a hearty welcome W 0 HINTON Agent ¬ v Respectfully Dedicated To The Momory Of The Dead Keene McMeekin aged about forty fie died at Georgetown Wednesday -- High Street adjoining the Dan Turney Possession given immediate- ¬ residence J T Hinton ly Apply to Examine those comforts at J T For Rent A six room residence on If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches yoxasr eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention Imperial snectsicics awl eyeslnsses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred made of purest matei ial nui in tram us of the highest elasticity and co sequently of greatest durability a iiiml with tin utmost lightness and elegance VVhen both frames and lenseeare scientifically fiit d by Lr C II iiowens system they always give satisfaction for they are perfect Nvvi r liny cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit theaa You will gt t poni iy adJu Ued fpeciacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off withosS- any glasses than with i ith rn- these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillfca dealer and tht y will last loiger without change and be cheapest lu the end Ve have erigagocl the services of Dr C H Bowen vrho will gvisifc - Hintons tf ¬ Complete line of kid and un ¬ dressed kid and driving gloves at Price Cos clothiers Storage For Grain receipts and will guarantee the holder can borrow two thirds the market price of the grain at the banks at seven per Storage one cent per cent interest bushel per month or fractional part thereof No charge for handling or sacks Parties who held their wheat last year were paid handsomely for so¬ doing Will pay New York or Baltimore prices less the freight any time you wish to sell houses for 30000 bushels of wheat for which I will issue negotiable warehouse our store on th second and last Thursdays of each month and invit all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded I have storage capacity at my ware ¬ -- - ge 3Next visit Thursday icziiir if Nov 10th MANX MEN HAVE MINDS MANX ri hTBKmrTTTiinTTTnmiTirT TrTiiriiiiirrT R B HUTCHCRAFT Rev Eberhardt at Georgetown but when the subject is our tine laundry work they are all linked in one aa that is that the laundry work done fey our and perfect meths gives more genuine satisfaction for S s beauty of color and exquisite finish am shirt ollar or cuff than you can obtaiis anywhere else up-to-date1 -- i Rev The Georgetown Times says W Eberhardt of Paris filled the The Pastime Bowling Alley continues F very acceptably at the Baptist to be the popular place of amusement pulpit Notes of Tlie Bowlers Wanted Wanted -- Eggs and butter Geo N Parris Pnhlic Renting A S 3- - and some fine scores have been made this week The best scores of the week were made by Ed Hinton and Albert Hinton the former scoring 208 and the latter 202 A number of scores almost touching the 200 line were made The prospective games between the Paris and Mt Sterling Bowling Teams will furnish some exciting games and it i likely that some new records will be made The dates will be announced in a few days Quite a distinguished bowling party was given in Frankfort Wednesday night at the Capital Bowling Alley which is being run by Mi Ed Hnteb Chrls-d-- ii craft The players were Misses Let VTnv PeDner -j tt Lindsay l tilt uinuicji Katy Rodman tie Esther Buruam Ppper Lizzie Mary Dudley Rebecca Johnson Eila Johoson Irma Labrot Eliznbetb Hazel rigg Gov W O Bradley R A Van deryere James Stone Wm Stone John Cannon Frank Cannon Sherley Win hour tf tersmith- Allen Hoffman Wm Prewitt TTJ Old Pianos wanted in iraae ior J umsu jiumuuu Dntnnn fnnlH Vfnv Mason Drown v square ana up Gov Bradley led the gen- - new ones I want both Early wine Carpets and mattings greatly reduced rights tinmen scoring 152 Miss May Pepper - tf at J T Hintons 2 3 B Kirtley Hotel Windsor i scored iuo ¬ -- Church Sunday morning and evening and was favored with large audiences Rev Z T Cody is meeting with con siderable success in a series of meetings at Mr Eberhardts church in Paris Mr Eberhardt will preach in Georgetown again next Sunday One or two rooms for man and wife or small bouse for lighthouse I will on keeping in good location Address TOIIRSBAY KOVEMBER 10 1898 U4oct tf Lock box 66 Paris Ky at 930 a m on the premises rent to Having been solicited by a number of the highest bidder my farm of about 175 Town BRO Proprietors located on W M HINTON JK persons to open a cooking school in Paris acresv Turnpike the Paris and Judge oppodite just send Telophoaa No 4 this Fall I have decided to do so early Wards Residence about two miles from in October if a sufficient number of Paris Fifty acres to be cultivated in Court Topics pupils can be secured All persons de corn and 10 in tobacco I will rent it fresh years In Squire Barlows court at Oenter siriug to take one or more lessons will for a period of twoknown onAllday of land Terms made ville yesterdav seven young men were please giye me their names within the renting There is a small dwelling fined twenty dollars each for gaming nest few days Iwish to state that I house on the premises FOR CASH ONLY Oue case for suffering gaming was have made arrangements with Mr KEID MORS ELIZABETH held till Circuit Court Sciger of Louisville to furnish on short 2 00 12 cans Corn Mt Sterling Ky 100 lbs Purity Flour John Vinson colored was fined five notice individual ices fancy cases and 1 95 12 cans Tomatoes 100 lbs Crystal Flour dollars in Judge Puruells court yester ¬ ornament 8 for serving same Terms 6 00 12 cans Table Peaches 100 lbs GrflnulatPd Sugar NOTICE day for using abusive language Ten lessons 4 single lesson 50c 1 00 12 cans Mincemint 12J lbs Lard been posted The following farms have Mrs W A Johnson 1 00 12 cans Pie Peaches 12lhR Bacon Dr Catlett Sold all hunters that if Hams per pound and we hereby warn 10 3 bars Waohiog Soap ¬ they are caught on any of the lands of Picnic Hams per pound 08 Matches per bos Crawford Bros have lately improv A dispatch from New York says that ed their barber shop making it decided ¬ the undersigned they will be indicted Breakfast Bacon per pound 10 Best Tomato Catsup Turney Bros of this city have sold ly the most attractive shop in Paris for trespassing 10 Macaroni per package Arbuckels Cwifee per pound their race horses Dr Catlett aad Rinaldo MATT HOWARD They offer a prompt expect and polite to J W Colt for the reported sum of J M HUGHES service and their shop is as cool as any Fruits of Every Variety at Reasonable Prices 9000 J MILLER WARD in the city Hot or cold baths at any J Q WARD The Bourbon Steam Laundry HOW ARE THESE PRICES J I Z -- 5K 95 1 2 1 Ok 95 0 01 Of Of JOHN B KENNEDY CATESBY WOODFORD J M HALL ROBT H FERGUSON JAS E CLAY GEO N PARRIS Next Door to Iostal Telegrraph Office rarij a O rr- - sriy 6 f THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY EEIDAT OOTOBEE 28 1898 j t til 13sc lack ol The colonel spurred shaded bridle paths They scoured the Mrs Hayne is coming back is shQi bis way and jolted out in front of the plain full gallop riding recklessly after Eighteenth Year Established 1881 1 not he queried of Florence but had band his adjutant at his heels The the bounding jack rabbits and coining Published Everv Tuesday and Friday by to repeat the query twice She only cadenced step and spirited music were home all a thrill and aglow with the And the yunset golden dyes Co Offlc over G 8 Vaidn sorrow But my soul shall seek in kept up until the hospital corps at the glorious exercise JBut of late the rides shook her head The comfort of the skies Listen Flor- ¬ rear of column was clear to the gate had become more sedate and slow and He waited a moment 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p rfi yimr ence dear he presently said as he then route step was ordered and then less frequent and then when Mrs Mc ¬ OfBcaHourt I hold within those starry realms That we most clearly find bent compassionately over her I am by twos and threes and little squads Lane proposed being of the party Flor- ¬ BUILDINGS IN PUERTO RICO The proof of His creative powers ordered on guard at once and I must and parties the throng of escorts came ence discovered Mignon to be suddenly The greatness of His mincl wrought go to relieve Henry Even though I drifting hack by far the larger portion lame and had a shoe removed and a The order that His genius Some Fine Structures That Will Com From eliaos void and blind cannot tell you what Mrs McLane veering off to the right and taking the hoof poulticed and Eandy smiled but Into PossesKlon of the DEALER IN wishes to see mc about this I will tell pathway toward the barracks while a said nothing Mignon was surprised United State How vast the plan of mighty ouns 013 you dear If I must see her you shalL long string of women and children with perhaps but not Mr Merriam He was Furniture Window Shades That burn forever bright And the countless throngs of worlds Cloths Carpets Mattresses know it first from me and not hear of a few attendant officials kept the direct thinking of the unprotected condition When the Spanish troops evacuate That seek their warmth and light road nearly westward that ran in of those stables back of officers row Etc through some meddling gossip it Puerto Bicp the United States will And O the grandeur of the law of the main line of officers quar-¬ wlhere those He was wondering as he walked away front coroeinto possession of a large number That gives us day and night gentlemen who owned pri- who could have told his wife he had ters Over at the guardhouse the little VJltP Sftnlr llOPO vanniparl t n bAnntni of commodious buildings in San Juan Special attention given to Ondertfife A joyous boon it is and sweet i called at Graftons and asked for Mrs Iifinlfnl nf nimnr1 cnlrt nr Urt tolu 1 instead of as had been customary un ing and Repairing which are now used as offices by the midnight dim To watch at rVuiy various royal provincial and munici¬ McLane He was too proiid to inquire watching from afar the formation and der a previous administration nt thr Main Strket The caravans of God go by - - Paris Kt With silent songs of Him pal officials Some of these are pre- ¬ He had kissed her gently forgivingly departure of the regiment and now cavalry or quartermasters corrals The And dream they catch the music from as he said to himself before coming spreading their blankets were settling tentious in the extreme and all of colonel of the Eiflers had once been The hidden cherubim them are exceptionally well built --Edward Wilbur Mason in Good House- ¬ away and promised that he would be themselves for a brief nap before re knuckle rapped for allowing public BOUSE 1RD LOT AMD BLACK¬ keeping Among the structures used by the off- ¬ with her again if only for a few min- ¬ lieying the sentries now slowly tramp ¬ forage to be fed to private mounts of SMITH SHOP FOS SALE icials of the Spanish government the utes before the signal for lights out ing their posts and Merriam after one some garrison ladies and now he had palace of the captain general is easily He found nenry swearing with impa- ¬ long look at the distant row vainly his eyes open The Freemans Haynes DESIRE to sell my houso and t the most beautiful Like most of the tience as the youngster had a raft seeking for the bright light thatused to Graftons and Merriams as well as the with blacksmith shop at Jackson buildings in the city it is constructed of preparations to make and it was burn in her parlor window on previous doctor all had private horses for ladies ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal of brick coated on the outside with very late nearly 11 oclock before he nights when he was on guard turned use so did certain others and al- ¬ ance in twelve months For further KING BY CAPTAIN CHARLES cement and tinted a rich cream color had reestablished the sentry posts as into the office of the guardhouse with a though every mounted officer could particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON ordered by the new officer of the day heavy heart and a weary sigh and sat draw forage for two horses not a peck It stands near the sea at the head of a himself down to look over the list of of oats could he get beyond 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky marrow street on a hill just south of Copyrighted 1896 by F Tennyson Neely The trumpets sounded taps to heed- ¬ that and r r Morro castle The offices of Capt Gen less ears and the lights burned bright ¬ prisoners and the half finished report when it came to forage for ladies SYNOPSIS Macais and his secretaries occupy the and the troopers I The midnight call of thesentries had horses animals never ridden or driven 3 Chapter I Fannie McLane a young ly in all the barracks were chaffing the started as the riflers marched awaybut except by ladies and too light for gov- ¬ lower floor and the upper floors are widow is invited to visit the Graftons who were not to go used as living apartments by the com- ¬ at Fort Sedgwick Her sister tries to dis- ¬ dough boys who were and so mix ¬ between the music and the cheers ernment service the colonel drew the f suade her as Randolph Merriam whom ing up not a little in the work of prep- ¬ seemed to get no further than the post of line at that entirely and was sustained mander and his staff 2 Fronting the Plaza Alfonso Doce on sho had jilted for old McLane and his bride aration He had seen Hayne a moment No see and Corporal Mahoney had gone by a virtuous congress are stationed there if three and four were all right So Eandy had to buj the west is the Tntendeucia and on the Chapter II Fannie McLanes wedding and had been told that Mrs Hayne to Silence was gradually settling down Mignon and luckily forage forage for The former is csauses family feeling A few months later would run back to Florence again as north is the Alcaldea was cheap The BluegrasB Nurseries offer every ¬ husband soon as she had seen to the packing upon the moonlit garrison although with all those ranches of the treasury of the province and the she while traveling hiswith her trip Santa Clara thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No wedding on children came latter corresponds to the municipal meets Merriam Some time previous to this of his mess chest and field kit The voices of women and the dim parade close at hand He had often thought Aeents Chapter in how easy it would be for greasers strawberry and general nursery cat¬ buildings in au American city Both Merriam had gone on a government sur- ¬ children were to be allowed to sit up floating faintly across by Mrs and see the regiment off Merriam sup- ¬ and out under the spectral white flag ¬ natural horse thieves to sneak in on alogue on application to vey fallen ill and had been nursed are handsome structures Tremaine and daughter Florence A hasty posed when taps came that by this time staff tiny sparks as of cigars could be that southern front of a dark night and In the Marina or shore district are note from Mrs McLanes stepson takes H F EILLENMEER Mrs Hayne was with Florence but all seen and low gruff voices were heard makeoff with four or five favoiitehorses two public buildings of more than j him to the plains Lexington Ky Chapter IV Young McLane dictates to the same he left the guard in charge in consultation A moment or two more and the colonel used to keep three sen ¬ Telephone 279 usual interest One of these is the the sentry on No Fwas bidden to tries along there Now they had only Presidio where prisoners who have Merriam a adying message which is sent of the sergeant a few minutes and hur ¬ and off half past 12 and barely had he v young Chicago lawyer and to Pany All the more reason for my ried away over the parade and up to call so and Merriam was straining his one been convicted of major offenses are brother-in-laReply of Mrs McLane ALVA CRAWFORD carl Crawford confined The other is the arsenal causes Merriam to swoon He is taken to her room and there he found her lying done for the answering cry of the outly- ¬ keeping personal watch on that front ears almost as he had left her face down ¬ ing posts than a second time the sentry thought Eandy and thatwill give me which as the name implies is a re- ¬ the Trcmaines calls for Florence Chapter V Engagement of Florence an occasional chance to look in on pository for arms and ammunition for Tremaine to Merriam is announced wed ¬ ward upon the sofa and all alore let loose his voice and challenged sharp ¬ Florence ¬ naval vessels It is also the headquar ding shortly follows Throwing aside his belt and saber ly Who comes there TO DB CONTINUED ¬ of the naval Chapter VI Mr McLane is mysterious- Eandy knelt b her side and stvove ters for the commander Commanding officer and friends ly shot in San Francisco 3E5zs3peErfc IOsipSooie ss Merriam is to turn her toward him station was the answer in Buxtons growl greatly excited when he reads account in gently Of the fortifications Morro castle is papers Have vou no welcome for me now While still in mourning Mrs Mc- ¬ Halt Corpril the Guard command ¬ THE INSTALLMENT PLAN perhaps the best known especially Lane prepares to visit Fort Sedgwick my little girl he murmured Do you ing officer and friends answered No 1 Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts Chapter VII Mrs McLane arrives at realize this is the first trouble that has since the bombardment of May 12 Be- Pccnllar Decision in the Jnseof nn Merriam sprang to his feet while sides the Morro there are two other the fort Merriam is startled at the news ever come between us and that Im be- ¬ and corporal went bounding out to ex¬ Enjrlish Usurer the wife forts or as they are called castles and he and hishop thatabsent themselves ing very very much abused for some- ¬ amine and receive the party Sometimes Without doubt American evening from the formal which add greatly to the strength of Chapiter VIII and British judges who are held to a Mr and Mrs Merriam thing hat is no fault of mine His I want the officer of the guard said close accountability to the The more im- ¬ pay their respects to the widow on an tone and manner were almost playful the citys defenses letter of a impatient of etiquette or for- ¬ evening when she portant of these is the castle of San many other callerswould be sure to have despite a certain soreness at heart he Buxton as he bulged ahead law which may have in it no justice Oh Mr When the call is PARIS KENTUCKY Cristobal which is within the city returned Merriam is away and his wife could not quite ignore but Floy re- ¬ mality must be at least a hun ¬ for a particular case may well sigh for Merriam there gates and about a half mile east of pleads illness as excuse for not seeing sisted and was silent the latitude of an oriental cadi Some- ¬ I have only a Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Morro It is a massive structure oc- her Mrs McLane receives telegram Ar- ¬ moment or two my wife he presently dred of our men gone tagging along times moreover they may rightfully doughboys in hopes of a par- ¬ Your work ia with the promptly answered rested cupying the crest of a high hill and it alysis ChicagowillYour uncle trick en You be simoned Secure continued gravely and sadly You are round of drinks at the Junction proba ¬ bend the administration of the law in solicited Prices reasonable is used as the headquarters of a regi ¬ papers otherwise lose everything C M soldier enough to know I should not be bly I want a mounted patrol to go in the directiou of absolute justice ment of artillery The fort of San She faints and is revived with difficulty An English paper for instance re- ¬ away from my guard even now but my Chapter IX Mrs McLane desires to see Geronimo is the easternmost of the cords a peculiar decision in the suit heart yearned over you Florence in DR CALDWELLS Merriam Grafton persuades him to citys fortifications It stands be- ¬ but the widow postpones the meeting go your illness and distress and I had to of a usurer against a poor woman The cv ri r rfr till fw vm h un u v afi tween the Atlantic ocean and an inlet next noon man had lent the woman money in Florence confides to Mrs steal a moment Wont you come into CURES INDIGESTION Back on the hill near Morro is the Hayne that Merriam talks to- his old sweet- ¬ my arms a little while and let me kiss such a way that it was to be paid in coming in insane asylum a long structure which heart in his sleep Merriam eyes two installments and with monthly are red away the traces of those foolish tears takes her in while it is not an important addition to with weeping his arms Her usurious interest The woman was un ¬ Ah who knows how much her heart ft ni ri the citys architecture is a most use- ¬ in able to pay the amount due IWa ii llllltll fc llli i i too may have been pleading with his vsag a fie til hufi 1111 ByazM fiasB ful and well equipped building CHAPTER X Continued The judge satisfied himself that the pleading voice at the moment yetthe While the cathedral wilnot Iiecome woman was honest and honorable and Why Florence dear Randy began devil of her jealous love kept rigid government property it is suefc an in ¬ in tones of mingled reproof and dis- ¬ guard between them that what she had already paid in in- ¬ teresting building that it is well tress what can have happened to so stalments would cover the original loan I shall do very well she answered EAST BOUND worthy of reproduction It is one of disturb you We did not go It is only coldly and a reasonable interest Mrs Hayne was here and I 3 t the oldest structures in the city and the riflers this time Will you accept five pounds fn dis- ¬ Lt Louisville 830am 600pm told her not to stay pause then 1115am 840pm its interior decorations especially tbs charge For one moment there was silence asked the judge of the plain ¬ Ar Lexington 11J jam So0pm 8TOam ocTOpr neither need you Lv Lexington Providencia or Shrine of the Virgin then a sudden outburst you will then have had ten per Lv Wlncnpsterll5iam 9r23prafcISan tWttpx tiff At first he pould not believe his are superb Ar Mt Sterlinfcl225pm 950pm 930aa lOopm 1 wish we did go I wish to heaven cent on the loan The wild outburst of a few Washington lifuara 140pm Civile is 3 had never again seen this hateful senses The Curatel of the Guardia The plaintiff would accept nothing Ar Philarlelphlal0i ram 705pm Ar was something easily ac ¬ hours before a small though interesting structure hateful post or else that she had not less than the full amount to which ArKew York 1240nn 903pm counted for in one so young and pas-¬ where the gardes civiles make their the law entitled him She Florence Who WEST BOUND sionate but this cold repellant re- ¬ N Y Tribune headquarters Then said the judge although I The woman you went to see when I morseless refusal this practical dis- ¬ 450pm 8i5oam Ar WinchesterChlldP 1 am no child cannot in validate the agreement I can Ar Lexlngion - 730am 520pm 7ooam 20pa was out of the way after parade this missal of his proffer of love comfort 800am 345pss ROMANCE OF A GLACIER 911am H80pm make an order which I think will fit Ar brankfort evening and dare not tell me ut- ¬ and caresses this was something full Artfhelby ville 1001am 720pm I give judgment for Florence Florence he cried in terly unlike Florence It not only at once and head em all back otherwise the case to be paid at the rate the six Ar Loulsvillo 1100am 815pm How a Man Was Keutorcd to His Wife of utter amaze and distress Listen to amazed it stung him and rising slow-¬ some of thetm will be carried away on amount Trains marked thua f run daily e After a Separation ot Forty the train sure as shooting Just give pence a month me dear he pleaded for she was ly to his feet he stood one moment look- cept Snuday other trsina run daily Year This was the instalment system struggling to release herself listen ing down at her in deep bewilderment your stable sentry orders to let a- dozen Through Sleepers between Louisville horses out Ill send Mr Whittaker in with a vengeance for at this rate of pay- ¬ Lexington and New York without Many years ago I read a pathetic to me child and with no little effort curbing his Child I am no child I was one tongue and temper The pretty wrap- ¬ command he wanted to turn out and go ment the usurer would be 75 years in change story wuch is constantly recalled to men are in there getting his money Youths Compan For rates Sleeping Car rearration ot escort mind as the duties of this compilation perhaps when you came into my life per she wore had become disarranged assuppose Iots of your any information call on Capt Grafton hoconcluded ion compel me to read the records of the when I married you But not now not and one slender slippered foot that pro- ¬ I F B Carr past years and reperuse the long now Eandy Im a woman with a burn¬ jected from beneath its shelter was as he turned to the silent officer at his N R K Agent iu What Could He Mensr closed letters of my beloved and live ing bleeding heart Why should you tapping nervously the foot of the sofa side trJGsoKOE W Barney Pan Ky Well said the merchant to the Half a dozen possiblj sir though I JDiv Pass Agent over again the happy days when we go there Why should you hide it from Stifling a sigh he looked about him horses and men young clerk whom he had sent out colit Do you Lnxmg ton Ky were all in all to each other I do not me took from a neighboring chair a heavy doubt my troop wish not sir IfIll re- lecting did you have any luck You were ill and wretched I knew shawl she had been using earlier in the from remember all the details of the incident Some which so impressed me but the chief you could not bear her Grafton asked day and carefully spreading it over tire I suppose you got the amount Mr The COAST LINE to MACKINM Yes sir I do I want three men and facts were these A married couple me to come on a matter entirely of her as to cover even the rebellious foot troop good men too Fatherington owes You said he was Avere crossing one of the great glaciers business he quietly picked np his saber and as horses from each TH E t Oh what business have you to have quietly walked to the door There If I send a squad from just one troop a personal friend of yours ac- ¬ of the Alpine regions when a fatal The No I didnt get the monej down runagates will cident occurred The husband fell business of any kind with her now turning about he looked back at her those one company andbewell beon just fact is I dont exactly know what tc in hot 1 do not yet know Florence he Without changing her position she had that down one of the huge crevasses which make of my experience there a whole year abound on all glaciers the rope broke answered slowly releasing her and his calmly stripped off the shawl with her water for How was it Grafton silent touched his cap and and the depth of the chasm was so tone changing to one in which pain and right hand and dropped it to the floor I went iu and said Mr Fathering ¬ great that no help could be rendered reproach were mingling now I have The slippered foot was still beating its turned away Far off to the southeast ton I called to speak about a matter of hor could the body be recovered Over not seen her indeed she refused to nervous irreconcilable tattoo as he there was thesound up cheering and the I didnt get any farther he put in with some rollicking sec me band had struck slowly descended the stairs the wifes anguish at her loss we must his Thats all right my boy she is yours You said Capt Grafton urged you whereat old draw the veil of silence Forty years Pick-Me-She heard him let himself out into the quickstep swore anew Bux gritted in ¬ take her and be happy DETROIT Damn those saw her with the guide who to come What right had he if she night and the clank of the scabbard teeth and afterward rCJ Ky 11 PETOSKEY be A Scientific Man Fooled had accompanied them at the time of didnt mean to see you against the gatepQst and the tramp of fernal idiots Do you know whatll CHICAGO That remains to be explained Flor- ¬ his cavalry boot as crossed the the result of this The regiment will the accident staying at the nearest ho- In a western college a student noted ence I have had no time to inquire lie walked slowly h heavily now road get away on the train and then that tel at the foot of the glacier waiting for Indeed have not not his laziness used to clean the lamp 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers felt sufficient inter- ¬ eagerly as he came Florence heard band instead of coming back will go to for I the sea of ice to give up its dead for est chimney by running his finger down i The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boat Mrs Grafton said the ladv had and noted and then her priiie and reso- ¬ Miguels salopn and there theyll start as far as ho could and twisting il Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistic the well known law of glacier pro- ¬ by Furnishing Dscoration and Eiiicicnt Service gression the form of her long lost hus ¬ declined to see anybody and had gone lution gave away and again she wept a baiie and have that whole greaser around One day he carried the chini insuring the highest degree of back to bed prostrated again possibly bitter bitter yet not wholly peuitenl population in there drinking mescal ney to a professor and asked gravely COflFQRT SPEED AND SAFETY band might be expected to appear ex- ¬ 1 was come to you and guardiente and ripping and fight why the glass was smoked to a certain Foun TrtP3 per Week Between celled from the mouth of the torrent my wifemost anxious to what welcome tears little dreaming ing until everybodys beastly drunk I point and no further The learned man about that date Patiently and with was The waning moon was shining in store for me Florence dear is the dim far stretching desert to over wont have it sir and he glared at the went into an elaborate argument about Toledo Detroit 4 Mackinac unfailing constancy they watched and the MARQUETTE THE SOO con- ¬ PETOSKEY combustion gases smoke and scien waited and their hopeswere at last re ¬ it possible is it credible that 3011 have east and a little torchlight procession officer of the guard as though he AND DULUTH ¬ let that poor woman come as a torment was forming at the band barracks as sidered that silent official a coconspira- tific laws When he had finished ths LOW RATES to Plcturesquo Mackinac nft warded I wont have it I say I wish Mr boy said From Xo sir you are wrong Return including Heals and15 Berths Detroit One day the body was released from into your life and make you so unjust Merriaan recrossed the parade Each tor from Cleveland 3ifromToIede round to me O my little soldier girl is this musician wore attached to his headgear Whittaker to start at once and inquired the pre Why is it then its prison in the ice and the wife just to either of us 1330 EVERY EVENING Because said the student again on the features of him a bright little lamp its reflector so ar- ¬ up the whole gang fessor looked strode portentously sidling out of the door my finger Between Detroit and Cleveland me this she demanded sud- ¬ ranged as to throw the light full upon Tell And with that he who had been so long parted from her denly facing him and looking into his the sheet of music in the rack of his away in the direction of headquarters wasnt long enough to reach any fur Put the pathos of the story lay in the troubled eyes Is there any Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Train business instrument It was nearly time to form the orderly following with a grin Cor ther for all points Ivtst Scth and Southwest and at fact that she was then an old woman Detroit lor all points North and Northwest can there be any reason whv she the regiment and though the band was poral Mahoney came in from his round while the newly rescued body was that Sunday Trips Jut July August and SepteAib6iQrir n Woman Bow a Man Winn not to go it meant to play the boys on reporting three and four all right and of quite a young and robust man so should wish to see you alone EVERY DAY BETWEEN It is not a mans good looks braina Merriam hesitated Florence he to the cars as the sergeant said Whit everything secure faithfully had the crystal casket pre- - beg an Toledo there are matters sometimes taker longing for excitement of some But there s one thing sir JNo J position or wealth that wins a woniaufl Cleveland Put inBay servred the iewel which it held so long 1p f i the world to cant begin to see the length of his post love said the woman ofloveinalrinj Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address tnat nnH l The 40 years had left no wrinkles on maac Known one a man Xll nc must inL had n nno o Rnt A SCHANTZ o if a DUTBCUrr MICH is his capacity for do know permission to tiirnoiit his trnnn- ttvmitii-- - and with so many privatehorses in thclit ¬ It that marble brow Times withering divulge to noof me I butnot believewhat ii ardoi tact considern TUB Detroit ami mm steam Kay to desires I it is ed and escort the rifles to the railway tlestables back of the row whats to pre- His tenderness jfingers could not touch him in that she wish to beggars from town running tion and above all persevere e wii tomb and so for a few brief moments her fellowlearn all I know about that and Bux said no with cheerful and vent themdozen head Once across the make her his more surely than any poor who was lulled up the aged lady saw the husband of her Mcscalero last June nothing else the customary alacrity All the same all off half a into the Santa Clara country thing else in the world And if he pos- ¬ The Shortest Line and the post was up and mostly out of doors mesa and youth as he was in the days which were sess these qualities and vied then And needs a private interview with thronging about the edge of the parade thcred be no catching them I he Best Serv ice between gone forever Somewhat similar has her rejected said well he can triumph over the men wha lover for that purpose must take the chances We Cincinnati and the Summer been my experience while preparing she interrupted her eyes flashing anew when adjutants call sounded and the The commanding lack them even though he be poor as two battalions came swinging out in Merriam briefly chapters C H Spurgeons Au The child was indeed these Resorts of the CIreat Lakes ri church mouse ugly as Vulcan ami a woman Oh full marching order campaign hats officer will not permit any increase of iobiography N Y Advertiser stupid as an owl I hate her 1 hate her she cried blankets rolled great coats folded hav- ¬ sentries throwing herself passionately upon the ersacks canteens and crammed cart-¬ An Explanation Yet the corporals warning made him TO invariably ent a raw onion sofa and then Merriam cried Hush Author I ridge belts There was but brief cere- - think of his own favorite saddle horse Magnetic Quality of Self RcJiancc Bifflfc It is a curious fact said Mr every morning before taking np my for some one was knocking at the door mony The colonel whipped out his and Floys pretty bay She rode so MICHIGAN man ia that pen It was the servant their oblique eyed sword and gave Column of fours the well so fearlessly tirelessly that one of by morethe more self helpful a otheris uaenMMamMaaa help he gets from Then I sup Chinaman with a note My lenockee rifles of the first company leaned to the his very first gifts to her had been this the Young Lady Indeed AND THE GREAT UKKS Curious but not strange Everybody tlee times he grinned All time sight shoulder the band burst forth An in tv little mare swift and sure-foopoie frhat accounts for it talkee talkee no listen Accounts for what Into its liveliest strain and taking the pd as a crrevhound and about as won- - likes the self reliant and courageous He It was a brief summons to relieve lead the baton beating drum major at viMii n iii mner and Florence cloried in manwatr isTCmagnetic and things tend The fact that I fall asleep every 3 Tnrin Dally between - a wt i ti iv iivhiii jii litir- - turv ublia ai Y - Sun M rf iJme I attempt to read one of your Lieut Henry in command of the guard its head away they tramped for Hh4 t wx a ucr uvt iu Tn v- CIXClHHm and cTGi sXQYit Chicago Evening News THE BOURBON NEWS SKIES HE COMFORT In the varied mooda of natureeyes There lis peace for heart and As in the dawns rosy waking at once Henry had to go with his regg southeast gate and all Fort dedgwick to take Shey didnt mind seemed to follow ment H A SMITH if- - GEO W DAVIS A a v is- I An Army Wife I ¬ i i SOPEiliDJa- 893 PLANTS TREES VINES j j j j -- w CRAYTORD BROS f li j j JOHN CONNELLY ¬ TSa - tm mm rf m B-- Pllf4rlW rus rc w TIME TABLE ¬ - y ¬ ¬ - ¬ -S-TA- KE 1 j i f Up tWf ftACKiNAQ t ¬ ¬ ¬ vv - i I i 1- -- ¬ lUUt Si it- C 1 t- T aii Jir 111 - - - MaHFifca I A 5 V p X1 f s j jr I - tli J7v T 4 U ri THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY PRIDAY OCTOBER 28 1898 4 OUR LITTLE WOMAN We have a little woman home Her height is only three feet three 3ut she is just the sweetest one That mortal yes could ever see Nj matter what storm signals say Nor how the heavy rain clouds lower The little woman in our home Makes sunshine every hour Perhaps tis scattered from her curls Ill tell you whats my firm belief I think a little golden ray Of sunshine somehow came to grief And falling on her dainty head Thought mid its tresses it would hide And then enamored of its nest Resolved there to abide And then I think the fogs one night When earth was lost in sweet repose Pilfered the fragrant dainty tints Inclosed within a sleeping rose Then stole from out a pansys heart Two limpid drops of perfumed dew And then they bathed her cheeks and eyes Giving them thus- their witching hue If pain or worry seams my brow Our little woman finds it out And by the sunshine of her smiles Soon puts the vapors all to rout Theres magic in her gentle touch And in her laughing vibrant voice The sound of her light springing step Can make my heart rejoice - night and we must get warm omef where Sam Can you keep awake Joe and help watch em the devils You bet I can And mother gave me fathers little pistol too I havent been shooting at a mark for nothing either The horses were put up The dirty Mexicans playing cards around their bottles on their dirty table gave the boys a place by the small fireplace lu poor Spanish and poorer English they made known to each other their wants BISMARCK AS A SPEAKER His Claim That He Was Not nn Orator Was Certainly Fully Jns- We- THE WEST HAS MOVED In New Yorlc Mana ManGeographical Objects to Fopmer - TRUE TO HIS LAST A Good Shoemaker Mny Not Know Maclx Besides Making tilied The first time I heard him speak in public was in the old parliament house on Leipsic street His seat was almost on a line with the box reserved for the members of the diplomatic corps in which for that occasion I had a seat As the sciuire of a lady who is uib daughter of a distinguished American officer I had been instructed to secure the services of a capable interpreter and the man employed was given a seat where he could hear and yet utter his translation in a low tone without dis ¬ turbing the assembly When it came Bismarcks turn to speak his rising was an affair of delib- ¬ eration it began si owly and continued for some time as the towering form as- ¬ sumed its full height His great stat- ¬ ure he had from his father Standing six feet one and a quarter inches in his stockings and of course somewhat more in his boots he could not even with arms as disproportionately long as his were reach the desk before him with his hands consequently he was wont to stand for awhile twitching his fingers and swaying his body as if to find support Failing in the instinctive effort he would then fumble in his coat tail pocket and producing his hand ¬ kerchief blow a stentorian blast These preliminaries completed he then began to speak His voice was a dis appointment it was the voice of an ef-¬ feminate man when in a fit of nervous- ¬ ness and at no time did it have any resonant sonorousness sometimes it was actually feeble and not infre- ¬ quently he would interrupt himself with a little nervous cough which left the sentence unfinished I am no orator he says in one of his published speeches I have not the of influencing yoiir minds nor of gift Clas- HM U3MI Jdiileation Shoes Bat uli IR4a JBvi vmS zyiv BmK I Ab Antone and Juan looked keen- ¬ ly at the handsome lad recognizing him as f ram the big mining camp Si Si Boy play Boy drink buena shivered Joe as he lay The night down close to the fire passed slowly The boys went out often to look after the horses and con ¬ good Too cold sult together Joe whispered Sam Juan asked how much dinera silver boy haX and they are going to look What shall we do our fellow citizens in the west appreciate was in the office of mv hotel near the counter when a new arrival wrote his name and tOWIl and said he ivnntpri n frrmf rnnvn With a lirivatp lintll Afr lmcinncc l ooni mn c Wfc1J nn aiKL tJl pcuim who live ueyona tne Xy Mississippi and as soon as I could do so with propriety I looked at the register and saw that the new arrival was from Helena Mont Then I made my advances by asking him how business was in the west At that he flared and asked How do you know where I am from what makes you think I am from the west I explained that I had looked at the register and in order to appease any suspicion onrhis part that I had a gold brick to dis pose of I handed him my card and apologized1 for when you have done that to a western man he is yours But I am not from the west he pro- - We of the east said a New York man Two men were talking do not appreciate how the country has What I admire among our artisan class spread as a result of the war with Spain as said one with the air of a superior person it I r A door Antone crawled over to him and cautiously went through his pockets but finding nothing went back to his cards Their eyes were now turned toward himself With nods and winks they Plenty money whispered in Spanish no kill two no buy much kill him get money first Joes heart choked him his hand Military Stratagem clutched the pistol Should he feign sleep No As if inspired a thought flashed across his confused terrified By MARGARET SPENCER small brain He threw off the blanket Too cold to yawned and yawned sleep on floor he said carelessly He and laughed a DAY was almost at Land Three sat down at the table a boy would looked fearlessly and fa ¬ hundred men must receive their miliarly into Antones ugly face and monthly wages promptly Mr Hogers asked Men come yet Storm over the superintendent had never failed What men them but he was now ill with moun ¬ wagons with Americanas tain lever This great gold and copper much ore to city guard mine lay in the heart of the Tuerla The Mexicans looked at the boy mountains and shipped thousands of with flashing eyes then at each other tons of ore with low mutterings In delirium Mr Rogers talked con ¬ How many stantly of pay day and the bank at Joe sprang to his1 feet held up his Santa Fe Not one white man could hands and counted his fingers twice be spared from the office to make the over tossed up his head and with his journey for clerks and assayer were small figure erect marched up and burdened with work during Mr Rog- ¬ down before them with the airs and ers illness None but the superintend- ¬ tramp of a regiment ent himself had ever brought the gold Come in the night and silver into camp from the bank Ye s drawled Joe Now many He was often warned of treacherous men guard to city Mexicans and Indians but felt no fear The Mexicans hesitated looked out in his light wagon with swift horses of the door It was dark but for the and great sums of money snug ty stowed white snow piled in drifts about the away in valise or box sometimes cabin Thej took another bottle marked boldly dynamite But now played another game and by daylight the bank 20 miles awaj only Joe his had fallen into a drunken sleep son Joe 14 years old whom he could The two boys slipped away to Santa trust Fe The banker sent them safely back Twentj wild dreary perilous miles to camp with an escort and 300 re- ¬ winding in and oui the foothills pass- ¬ ceived their full pay The superintend ¬ ing Indian and Mexican villages ent was honored and the camp saved across the valley into Santa Fe a strike Noth- ¬ The banker said Mother I must go Im not one bit ing but Joes stratagem saved his life afraid Sam is splendid and such a Smart little rascal hell be heard from good driver later But my son your father would Joe is now 23 He wears a naval uni ¬ never consent Whatcanyoudo Such form A silver anchor is in- the center a lad and through such a country I of his shoulder strap and the regula ¬ cant let you go tion half inch braid on his blue sleeve Weve got to have corn and grain marks him as an ensign in our United and a lot of things from the city this States navy He has been in Spanish week Mother now is just the time to harbors and served on a great battle- ¬ tring the money Hurrah for Sam and ship but he says that the thunder of Joe shot and shell the roar and smoke of There were no telephones or tele- ¬ battle failed to make his heart quake graphs from the vallej camp to Santa and his breath come in gasps as it did Fe Only the weekly mail wagon or ten jeai s ago when he lay trembling special messengers brought on horse f by the open fire in a Mexican cabin and back Kill the drunken devils whispered It must be done my boy God will him kill him go with you The men must be paid That was Joes first military strata ¬ the camp saved from strikes and gem Commercial Tribune and violence Your fathers honor is at Have chased them all away Dear little woman Her tiny hands Smooth many a pain and fret away She brings into the sweet home life An added beauty every day And yet shes but a wee wee maid A laughing dancing merry sprite But ah our little woman still Our treasure our delight Claudia Tharin in Golden Days Shes like a flash now here now there And always on her nimble feet Shes all about the house at once With happy song and laughter sweet When sometimes teardrops dim her eyes Like showers on an April day Theyve scarcely fallen ere her smiles But dont shoot Joe if 30U can help it Theyd kill us su ah Boy drink Boy play the half Mexican insisted but Joe drunken pleaded sleep and cold From under his blanket he could see Sam by the theyll soon be dead sleepy drunk We must hurry off Sam is a little broader knowledge than is de- ¬ fined by the mere walls of his shop JNow I have in mind two shoemakers whom I see occasionally as they are both tenants of mine Both of them are prompt indus- ¬ trious honest men but one is as ignorant as he can be even about the details cf his own trade Why I asked him the other day where shoe pegs were made and of ¬ what wood and he hasnt the least idea and I had to tell him On the contrary the other one not only knew that much but was up on the history of shoes and their material and manufacture and he ¬ interested me for half an hour by a most instructive talk on his occupation There ¬ is a vast difference I think between two ¬ men situated as those two are and it is greatly to the credit of one that ho acquires knowledge not because it is abso- ¬ lutely necessary but because of his desire teaiuu to broaden and see something more than You are from Montana I asked what may dangle waxend or spread fe Thats what but vou dont mil Mrm- - itself over a side ofat a leather Dont you sole tana the west I reckon he replied with a think as I do combination of southern and western ac- ¬ Um er hesitated the other man I cent know your two shoemakers and have had said as mildly as I could that it wasso work done by both of them and notice I I classified in the geography I knew and so re- another difference that you probably over- ¬ garded by people in the east looked Not since the war he replied you would responded the I For a moment I did not know where I man knew his hands with pleasure first rubbing was at But he came to my relief Yes other the T reckon you know weve recently took who only continued the to make shoes man knows how can the Sandwich islands in out of the wet make shoes and the other chap cant I acquiesced with proper American pride Theres something in that you know to I reckon you know about that other is- ¬ the Washing- ¬ land Luzon or whatever they call it Thats ton man who must wear them Star just as good as ours as long as Deweys ii 7r m ¬ Tin vou net no with headache Is there a bad taste in your mouth Then you have a poor appetite and a weak diges- ¬ You are frequently tion dizzy always feel dull and You have cold drowsy hands and feet You get but little benefit from your food You have notrnibitionr to work and the sharp pains of neuralgia dart through your body Vhat is the cause of all this trouble Constipated bowels ¬ vA Urn 111 m Si will give you prompt relief Joes t3vlyvyrB followed him in his enthusiasm for it was infectious and I assented Well then he asserted as a clincher if you want to know how business is in the west you had better call up Honolulu or Manila Strikes me if there was no mis take made by Dewey and 1 dont think tnere was that Helena Mont comes pret- ¬ ty nigh being in the middle of the United States as they lay at the present writing N Y Sun ¬ there I Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercnry as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange tho whole sys- ¬ tem when entering it through the mucous Such articles should never be surfaces used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is often ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J Cheney Co Toledo O contains no mercury and is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous suifaces of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be suro you get the genuine It is taken internally and made in Co TestiToledo Ohio by F J Cheney monials free Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottle ¬ ¬ ¬ Keep Yqkp BEqgPsP ana cerium cure With what a gracefully sweeping motion Yes she handles a fan obscuring the real meaning of things the lies off the table in hershe used to keep fathers Omaha by a cloud of words My discourse is lunchroom Cleveland Tlain Dealer A good ora- ¬ simple and clear tor is seldom a good statesman And THE MARKETS again When a man is too fluent of The Value of Experience If you have neglected your case a long time you had better take ftgeys sapsapaflia also It will remove all impurities that have been accumulating in your blood and will greatly strengthen your nerves WpltotSio DqcSgp Halls Family Pills are the best Re Knew Hint rule In a sense his disclaimer of the orators gifts was justified Indifferent to the audience directly before him his real speech was addressed to the great German reading public and tothe speech he talks too long and too fre- ¬ Cincinnati 3 00 As might be imagined he LIVE STOCK nttlocommon 375 quently Select butchers was no friend of the great contem- ¬ CALVES Fair to good light b 75 3 10 porary statesman and orator Glad ¬ HOGS Common 3 45 Mixed packers 3 4j Light shippers stone of whom he once said to an ac- ¬ 3 h SHEEP Choice quaintance If I had brought as manj2 50 humiliations on my country as Glad- ¬ FLOUK Winter family GRAIN Wheat No2 red new stone has on his I would be unfit to No 3 red - Oct 27 tit 3 05 St 3 50 3 bo 5 40 2 75 4 3 40 A f5 U fr pleasant Again it was the terrible small brother doing the entertaining until his sister could put in an appearance I guess you dont know me said the caller with a commendable desire to be Oh yes I do When I saw you through the winder I heard sister say there comes that everlastin Simpkins again Detroit Free Press Thero may be something afoout your case you do not quito under stand Wnto the doctor freely tell him how you aro stifferinc You will promptly receivo the hesfc medical advice Address Dr J C Ayer Lowell Mass Corn No 2 mixed ¬ E67 fo S 1 lA Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PRO VISIONS Mess pork 55 f0 02H Swift The fight was all over in a minute said the witness Why it was all done as quick as a ole married man kissin his wife good by Indianapolis Journal - Accordingly that which was world delivered even on the most important occasions was scrappy and rather in the nature of a chat with the deputies Often his sentences were jerky and left the impression that the speaker was not exactly certain what to say and not veiy much in earnest as to what he actually was saying Many heard him with the bitterest disappointment His uncertainty of utterance was no safe ¬ guard against prolixity he seemed at times to be indulging in that form of discourse yhieh our slang designates as talking through ones hat and conseqxiently he often let slip the loos- ¬ est assertions Moreover the construc- ¬ tion of his sentences was frequently Liard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Choice to fancy POTATOES per bol Vj 3 25 1 25 4 83J4 14 24 3 50 1 35 nd rather have an lEstey Orgasiof course bu t CHICAGO FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 3 30 G4 3l 3 r 0 as 6h 67 3- No 3Chicago SDriug 1 CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam NEW YORK Phj sician You are living too high Patient Thats jso Ive got to get a cheaper doctor N Y Yim liamsport Pa Advice Qtiiclcly Talcen - 24 7 85 4 95 7 SO 4 9714 10 After physicians had given me up I was saved by Pisos Cure Ilalph Erieg Wil Nov 22 1893 ¬ FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed O SrVffiS 774 9 85 39 M Mixed PORK New mess LARD Western BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 54 29 10 00 5 85 The approval of jour conscience is an excellent thing but it is not sufficient to get you a raise of salary Puck Stiff as a poker sore as a boil cobs Oil will relax soothe cure St Ja- - only have so much yon money ISowJ 5 CO C00 fr 72S 73 37 l - stake When the sunshine was golden over the hills and the snowcapped Sandias sparkled in the distance the boys set out from camp Sam a colored boy of 20 Mr Rogers faithful servant drove the fine horses and was in charge of Joe the supplies and messages from the office to the city Good by mother shouted Joe as he stood up beside faithful Sam in the wagon Dont worry mother Well bring everything safe hy to morrow night In the little log house In the valley camp one mother prayed that day as only a Christian mother prays for her boy in peril 3n one hour puffs of dust flew across their faces the sun went under clouds and a sudden storm so common in Mex ¬ ico swept down the valle3 fhe wind whirled over the tops of the moun tains and snow came suddenly from the gray sky The wind increased and shrieked through the narrow mountain roads Icy cold and pitiless it drove the boys to put their faces on the bot ¬ tom of the wagon The horses blind and shivering stood still In half an Jiour not one footprint or wagon track ¬ ¬ was visible Dont dare lift up- Sam shouted ¬ 3ourhead Joe keep flat on your face How long the storm lasted the boys Homesiclc never knew By some instinct the A recent article on homesickness in began plodding along The sky horses cleared the wind grew less but only the Companion recalls the reply made a white trackless country lay before by a young Swedish maid to her mis- ¬ tress It expresses clearly though in them The boys got out and walked ahead imperfect English what every sufferer from homesickness feels You ought The landmarks were but snowdrifts to be contented and not fret for 3our Sam I see a house Its Antones never goes that way Its a old home Ina said the lady as she Father saloon and a place for Mexicans to looked athe dim eyes of the girl You are earning good wages your work is Btop Oh its awful light everyone is kind to you and you Sam opened his eyes in horror but have plenty of friends here Yasm quietly replied to boys said Sho girl but it is not the place Thats no matter no danger and we is goin the wrong way for where I do be that makes me vera homesiek it is the place where I donTf hist money j JjeYpuths Companion up for the ariiejiorsesmustJbe -- Encouragement Mrs Hamminfrys daughter was practicing very industriously when the good woman came into the music room and sat- herself down compla ¬ cently Dont let me interrupt you Lorinda she said I like to hear the dulcet strains of a mahogany piano and I thought Id steal in here and while away a few minutes You mustnt let me disturb your practice She nodded in time to the piece the performer was trying to learn She was wont to notice that while she couldnt measure exactly how high or how low she ought to go in singing a tune owing to lack of practice she had always possessed a splendid ear for time Presently there was a hitch in the rhythm Theheavy beats in the music did not come in the right place and her effort to catch the ac ¬ cent caused her head to move some ¬ what erratically Lorinda she ex claimed whats the matter Are you No was the an playing tricks swer This part of the piece is rather hard You see there are so many grace notes in it Well keep right at it dear and dont get discouraged was the gentle motherly reply Get even if you have to neglect that part the rest Itll do you good Sometimes Id as lief see a person play graceful as to hear her play correct Wash ington Star - ¬ portentous On the occasion to which I have been particularly referring my companion was as impatient as only an intellectual woman can be to secure the intellectual treat before her and gave minute in- ¬ structions to her interpreter All went well for a time as the low voice of the painstaking translator rendered with some adequacj the thought of Bismarck Then there were short pauses followed by rapid little summaries of what had been said As these grew uiuic diiu niuitr iiequeui tiii Juuy ue- came irritated Jnunliy there was an entire cessation on the part of the in terpreter and yet Bismarck was going right on with ever increasing vehem ence There was constant calls from the lady of Whats he saying Whats he sajing and an increase of impa- ¬ tience in the box quite disproportion- ¬ ate to the growing violence of the speaker Finally the wretched interpreter could endure the strain no longer and turning with a gesture of fierce resentment to his excited employer he hissed Madam I am waiting for the verb Prof William M Sloane in Century Come In 01d Pard The land crab big noisy of weird locomotion and most objectionable appearance was among the horrors which our soldiers encountered as they moved from Siboney to- Santiago Most of the men had never seen such creatures and regarded them with extreme aversion Often these nois creatures invaded the tents of the men ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white R ve No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western DRAIN - Southern Wheat 68 37 29 4 10 Beauty is like a cooking stove no good if the fuel gives out Chicago Daily News A mixed pain has bruise and sprain Jacobs Oil cures the twain they are full Chicago Daily News U 30 5GJi 4 G5 4 40 CCJ4 St enr W 4 25 Covn Oats 7L0UR 3RAIN -- Corn Mixed Oats Mixed ORK Mess jARD Steam INDIANAPOLIS t Wheat No 2 No 2 mixed No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE Winter patent Wheat No 2 red Womens shoes are naturally tight when St and tell us Estey Organ Co Brattleboro Vt 302 23 o 4 00 67 Ever thus heirs to aches and pains Jacobs Oils the doctor fr 9 59 324 254 The meaner a man is the harder he tries to lower his record Chicago Daily News 5 75 Jacobs Damp weather brings Rheumatism Oil brings the cure promptly St GTROTYPIN ajstx K7 MES PTNKWATff TALKS ABOUT OVARITIS j Letter from Mrs Carrie P Tremper that all Suffering Women Head Shotzld OF THE HIGHEST GRADE PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY ¬ ¬ But some of the rough riders had seen such things before One nightan east ¬ ern man was visiting a rough rider from Arizona when in walked the big ¬ gest land crab of the season Ugh cried the visitor Look at that Why said the rough rider delighted ¬ ly how home like And extending his hand toward the ugly intruder he cried Come in old pard I knew your brother in old Arizona The eastern man fled leaping over the old pard as he departed N Y Herald A Bnrgrain and violence and profanity followed Mr Strylcer Confound it the way they tax us is simply outrageous Mrs Stryker How much is it John 19998 attention It will not cure itself and a hospital operation with all its terWe offer to our Customers and The Trade rors may easily result from neglect The fullest counsel on this sub generally the most satisfactory work possible ject can be secured without cost by in these branches Our facilities enable us writing to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn If you desire Mass and asking for her advice to turn out work very rapidly Your letter will be confidential to release your type on some large job send and seen by women only it to us for either stereotyping or electrofyp Mrs Carrie F Tremper Lake Ind F fllli- - - - - - - - I whose letter we print is only one of Ing and it will fee returned to you promptly many that have been cured of ovarian 2nd in good order troubles by Lydia E Pinkhanrs VegeWe make a specialty of Newspaper Head ¬ table Compound Dear Mrs pinkiiam 1 was ings and Guts and have the largest assort ¬ suffering from congestion of the ment in these lines to te found anywhere it ovaries misplacement of the womb irregular scanty and painful the country from which to select menstruation also kidney trouble I I had let it go on until I could not N Kellogg Hewspaper Go i sit up and could not straighten my left ft leg My physician gave me relief but 335 W Fiftlx St Cincinnati o failed to cure me Reading the testi- ¬ monials of different women telling what READERS OP THIS PAPER flrawlix r X Lydia E Pinkhanrs Vegetable Compound had DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING done for them I decided to give it a trial I ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING had almost given up hopes as I had suffered WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING nntold agony The first dose helped me And now after using eight bottles of ALL SUBSTITUTES OIC IMITATIONS Vegetable Compound one bottle of Blood Purifier one box of Liver Pills might have saved large as ever was I am proud to say I am as well hadI I tried yourI precious medicine ain the suffering doctors bill and much beginning of my sickness All in the village know I was not expected to live when I had the first and second attacks In fact I had no hope until I began i taking your Vegetable Compound It has saved my life Information 5Jvevaluail0 way Write of parcuSrs now under I Have Been Benefited by Mrs PinKtiams Advice and Medicine a A Million Women ft E P J P O BOX 249 for NeV Vnr ¬ ¬ Ovaritis or inflammation of the ovaries may result from sudden stopping of the monthly flow from inflammation of the womb and many other causes The slightest indication of trouble with the cvaries should claim your instant N Kellogg Hewspaper Go WmMWX lliif ti- t- ¬ a Vn l Stock Speouiatorsi k Sencl Pt powder ftjiners-r-Chica- John theyve evidently marked them down from two hundred Hurry up and take advantage of it Truth Coral IJnst as Tooth Powiler The debris left from coral made into articles of jewelry etc is crushed scented1 and sold as a- tooth - Why - a 0 QOsesaoagwgM Bfttftstsn AFnrfZG k V THE LIGHT OF THEIR WORKS ESPECIALLY IF THEY USE nimMr caid iiu cases Jtw9mK4 DROPSYSiSJyEii IS treatment Free for book or testimonials and rfav Dr Hi u GUESTS SOX8AUanufui FAILS at a hig h price by Italian per- Tribune go 7l IR- - SAPOLIO TnECAE EfiJintlmo A N K Syrup Tastes Qood Sola by druKKiatn UseM pH 1732 TgT E UCC SWH f x iimaatc WttEX TVKITIKO 0 Alf5KETI8EM pleae state tkt ye wiW tk JXAmrtif li f nnin f A - y 1 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY OCTOBER 28 1898 NEW LOUISVI LLE lOQO 1 Cor 7th and Main Paris Ky occupying the Louis Saloshin Building dealers in 9 IT B H EP C V II hi BEY GOODS CLOTHING BOOTS SHOES HATS CAPS NOTIONS LADIES AND GENTS FUR-CHILDRENS CLOAKS CAPES MILLINERY NISHING GOODS LADIES FALL W UflDTER Fancy Calicoes are to be found here at 3c yd Bleached Cotton 1 yd wide on sale at 4c yd Brown Cotton 1 yd wide will be offered at 4c vd Shirting Cotton in all colors and patterns at 5c yd Apron and Dress Ginghams in the latest designs at 5c yd Canton Flannel unbleached as cheap as 4c Canton Flannel unbleached a regular Wc quality at 7c tPins are only lc paper Siyles and Patterns -- This grand country is in a prosperous condition and a very heavy trade is expected and we have spared no pains in overtaxing the capacity of our new room by crowding it -- with the best goods the markets are offering and at such extremely low prices that you will wonder when you inspect these new goods how they can be manufactured and sold at such wondrously low prices It will pay you to visit our astablishment this season as we aim to save our customers a goodly per cent on their purchases and we will be pleased to have you as one in this country to say that you trade at the NbW LOUISVILLE STORE because you can buy cheaper here than any place that you have ever dealt -- If you can not come yourself send us your order with your neighbor and we will only aim to please you both in selection and price as we are the chest house in Paris Ladies Shoes in genuine calf skin extra quality 8c Ladies Shoes in genuine Kangaroo calf best made 1 25 Best line of Childrens School Shoes in the chy Mens Boots high top double sole only I 48 Mens Boots genuine calf double sole only 2 48 Mens Foots French Kin extra hieh toD onlv 2 98 Childrens Suits any age from 4 to 15 yrs only 1 00 Youths Suits in Blue and Black Cheviot 15 to 19 vrs2 50 Mens Suits and Oyercoats aie to be found here in immense quantities at the very lowest prices and -- Clarks 0 N T tpeud 3 for 10c we ask you to call before buying elsewhere We are giving Coupons with every purchase giving you your choice of either a handsome picture or an elegant clock as a present Give usa call a A Louis nifrffi sSstlossloJLra BxoXcaos Advertisement J lytnwwimrw m iffij8 m i m I The Leading Specialists of America 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cured WECURESTRICTUREi Thousands of young and middle aged men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may have a smart- r msr sensation smau iwisuiig stream 3 sharp cutting pains at times slight dis d charge difficulty in commencing weak ftj orerans emission0 and all the symptoms of nervous debility they havo STIIIC TURE Dont let doctors experimenton vou bv catting stretching or tearing you This will not cure you as it will re- ¬ turn Our NEW MJ3THOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs the stricturo tissue henco removes the stricturo permanently It can never return No pain no suffering no dotention from business by our method The sexual organsare strength ¬ ened The nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns CURE GLEET Thousands of young and middle aged men aro having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis ¬ ease They aro frequently unconscious of the cause of theso symptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen ¬ sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Part etc GLEET and STRICTURE may bo the cause Dont consult family doctors as they havo no experience in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialists who havo made a life study of Men aud Women Our NEW TlETIIOD TREATMENT will posi tively euro you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure ngm Waiters and Waitresses Talking of waitresses a New York hotel keeper says that although they may possess some superior qualities for such service there are on the other hand such drawbacks as make it cer- ¬ tain that they would never be accept- ¬ able to the majority of men who would have to be served by them He says I think the objection to them would be based chiefly on the fact that they never show especial attention to any person I never knew a woman who waited on a man to trouble herself in the least about the manner in which she served him It makes absolutely no difference whether they receive liberal tips or not They may be quiet neat and quick but they would never pick out one piece of beef because it was batter than another or make any effort to get the best of what was to be had in the kitchen That sort of attention makes a man worth his fee to the men who tip him It is this special service that makes a waiter superior to the best of his as Women never detect any difsociates ference between the quality of one dish and another They are all the same and good service requires merely that they shall be set down noiselessly and brought quickly There the service of the waitress ends She can beat any man at those features of the business But she cannot select for him anything better than the rest of the customers get Usually she does not notice any difference in them That deficiency is the safeguard of the waiter and will keep his place secure for him ¬ ¬ MORRIS GREENBACKS ZOIOCXjOSLlsr nawTCTrm wii Manager r Government Money At close of our Civil War in 1865J there appeared in the London Times the following If that mischievous financial pol- ¬ icy which had its origin in the North American Republic during the late Civil War in that country should be- ¬ come indurated down to a fixture then that government will furnish its mopey without cost It will have all the money that is necessary to carry on its trade and commerce It will become prosperous beyond precedent in the history of civilized nations of the world The brain and wealth of all countries will go to North America THAT GOVERNMENT MUST BE Cordially hinted TO INSPECT THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF Hats - Notions c -- The tamous Hazzard circular to capitalists in New York andtheJBuell Bank circular to United States Bank ¬ ers both emanating from London and the fabulous corruption fund raised in England and Germany estimated at 1500000 were the agents that secured the closing of our mints against ¬ DESTROYED OR IT WILL DE- ¬ STROY EVERY MONARCHY ON THIS GLOBE I EVER DISPLAYED IN PARIS Mv - iii Not alone being the highest quality of goods but we intend to give the people the benefit of buying them at less price than other stores can ofler rf fNC- - - l SEE OUR NEW AND MAMMOTH STOCK OF silver ORES GUARANTEED We treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ¬ ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Disease BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If unable to call write for QUESTION BLANK for HOME TREATMENT Kl A German Word Serpent A German correspondent comes to the rescue of his countrymen concerning whom we expressed surprise that they should prefer to use a word of four syl- ¬ ENNEDYfi KERGAN J AVWMIBQ3Ba - 122 W FOURTH STREET j CINCINNATI O f k 8- BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM TOLEDO DETROIT lables when another word expressing the same thing in 40 syllables was available He sends us a copy of The Kolnische Volkszeitung in which occurs a sentence of 607 words occupy ing 69 lines of the newspaper This word serpent occurs in a legal judgment and even the printers got to hate it after setting up about 450 words of it So they put in a full stop which like a rifle bullet in the spine of a boa constrictor killed the whole sentence But it must really be nice to have news- ¬ papers in which you can begin to read a sentence at breakfast continue it in the train and triumphantly reach the verb at office London Globe ¬ ¬ The walk into my parlor- policy of England during and since the Spanish War is the latest evidence of English Diplomacy in shaping the destiny of the United States Govern- ¬ ment Notwithstanding the famine price of wheat the Spanish War and fabu- ¬ lous expenditures of money by our government during the past year gold has increased in value eleven rjer cent and all other values decreased in the same proportion For a thorough understanding of the money question or silver issue the Cincinnati Enquirer has uniformly given evidence of its ability to teach explain and produce all facts and truth It is a paper that ought and can be read by all classes with pleas- ¬ ure and profit - ME M3wrji Mm0f IHiK9 9BtH M9HI SrkES hHH H Gf S beautiful styles in Mens Boys and Childrons Shirts and Underwear Largest stock nd best quality in Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Also Ladies and Childrens Hats at money saving prices New and novel effects in Dress Goods and Silks Also Serges Broadcloth Henriettas etc New Calicoes Outing Cloths Wrapptr Goods Flannels Saterns Percales Comforts Blankets Ginghams Jeans Shirting Table Linens Duck Goods Napkins Linen Crashes Ticking Quilts Velvets Fancy Ribbons Hosiery Curtains Ladies Undf rwear Handkerchiefs all best makes of Coisets in colors and white Gloves for Men Ladies and Children Gloves in Leather Kid and Wool Carpets Oil Cloths Matting Call and see with your own eyes and yon will acknowledge that Come once and vou will come back we are the peoples friends again they all do because we give our customers honest goods at honest prices Dont forget our Merchant Tailoring Department S1 its made to order and a perfect fit guaranteed See our fc 1 RATLKOAD TIME CARD All Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station Avoiding The Tunnel ST LOUIS BOSTON Warding Off Jealousy ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Old Gotrocks savagely Whats that You mean to tell me that you From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p really love my daughter for herself m 1010 pm alone From Lexington 511 a in 745 a ni 333 p m 627 p m Young Hardup tremulously Y yes sir but I think I could learn to 1 love From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 you t toosir in sir Vanity L K R R vr 9 Fair From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS pm BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN 8R1NGSB3 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY lliiaiffiBUL UjjajmjBMjtjMiamnijB3apwi- - ui iMIII Wagner Sleeping Cars SBufiEett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment Dining Cars Elegant Coaches and f NEW YORK VBesure your tickets read via FOUR X -- BIG high They are not a soft pulpy fruit but are as hard as marbles O McCORMICK The real Burman grapes also grow Passenger Traffic Mgr on high trees and not on vines They D B MAltTIN hang from the branches and trunk of Tkt Agt the tree in clusters on a long stalk and Gen Pass are covered with a thick outer skin Cincinnati O which cannot be eaten The cachou or monkey nut is also peculiar and consists of a large juicy fruit of soft pulp with its nut or kernel to the of D attached farthest outside the the fruit at the end from stalk from which it hangs London Standard isQi No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Gooseberries on Trees Travelers in Burma see many strange things and perhaps one of the strangest is the way in which some kinds of fruit grow For instance gooseberries that at home grow on small bushes in this part of the world grow on trees over 25 feet 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BROS SlDocornor Mbia aid Fifth Sts Dissolution Mice ¬ BUCKNER TOBACCO Fruits Flowers 8 We JOHN CONNELLY BLUE GRASS NURSERIES ip3jombe5elj PARIS KENTUCKY Everything for Orchard Lawn and Work guaranteed satisfactory Calk CALDWELLS Ml Garden Fruit and Ornamental trees promptly answered Your work is Shrubs Roses Vines Small - Fruits solicited Prices reasonable Rhubarb Asparagus and all stock INDIGESTION 11 grown in Nurseries Prices reasonable as we eniploy no BOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ Agents Descriptive catalogue on ap- ¬ Ohio A IiOEical Conclusion plication to SMITH SHOP FOR SALE In a recent Walla Walla divorce suit Hotel Paris 5H F mLIiEMIEiaER Will be at the Windsor in which the defendant failed to ap- ¬ Lexington Ky Phone 279 pear the referee made the following re ¬ DESIRE to sell my house and ot If you are going to have a sale and TUESDAY NOV 8 iS9S port with blacksmith shop at Jackson- wish to set a dinner at a reasonable ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal price call on plaintiff returning every second Tuesday in each and Theher attorneyappearing in person ance in twelve months For further by and the defendant GEOKGE RASSENFOSS CALDWELLS month Darticulars address or call on leading physician hod appearing ana no one appearing for IM BENJ F SHARON 20sept2m Reeerence Every Eabis Ky hfm therefore he did not appear- Jacksonville Ky Kentucky 13oct tf CONSTIPATION f Paris Walla Walla Statesman FATiTi 1393 The undersigned composing the firm WAREHOUSE CO Reed Laundry have this of Haggard day June 13 1898 by mutual consent dissolyed partnership O E Reed assuming all the debts and liabilities LOUISVILLE KY Those owing the firm will please settle with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J Four Months Storage Free H Haggard is not liable for debts con- ¬ tracted by above firm Independent Warehouse Signed this 13th dav of Juue 1898 C E REED W L DAVIS Agent 5sp 4wks tJ H HAGGARD l3an99 pAEISf Ky H Landman M SDR PEPSlnl DR R GOLDSTEIN Of 544 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky Ky on - 1 Sale Dinners I ¬ Will bo at the Windsor Hotel Paris - SDR PEPSI kl Saturday Oct 22 1898- 27aep n returning once every month Dusted Eves ammed and glasses scientifically ex- - tf ad- - jk W c

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