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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. t r v ywsT S T- u j J t V s S i - i md Owners sgasi RSGIN PRINTED EVERY TUESDATAND FRIDAY MlLLhDUKU - NEWS Established CHAMP MILLER Eta feb i NO 1881 EIGflTEESTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY NOVEMBER N wb Notes Gathered In And About The Ttuwr 1 1893 h THE ATTRACTIONS AT BROWERS ARE THE LOW PRICKS An Jlncendiary Fire Like allarher conflagrations strikes a Dusineesjnn wnen ne can least attorn it The only safe way is to carry sufficient insurance to make you safe in Vh Sir- - Allen was the guest of J G Allen Sunday any event fl write policies for the best To will hove a spelling insuranceKcompanies sound- - and The Baptist ladies bee at an early date cheap as agy agent Because for More than twelve mouths this store has made it a rule to T Porter Smith Mrs Henry Phillips is visiting rela- ¬ To guarantee every piece oi make the lowest prices in the city if Winchester lloct tf Paris Ky goods that leaves the store and to show th largest most complete and tives in Joe Peed of Mayslick was the guest cheapest line of goods in the South of 7 no Peed Friday For Rent A six room residence on Miss Lida Clarke is visiting friends in High Street ad joining the Dan Tuiney FLOOR COVERINGS residence Possession given immediate Lexington and Frankfort 90c Smithes Axminsters standard J T Hinton Sauford Carpenter shipped a car of ly ApplyRo 55c horses to Atlanta Saturday Tajestry Carpets Examine those comforts at J T 50c Ingrain Carpets all wool A foot ball team has tbeen organized Hintons tf here and is read for challenges FURNITURE SPECIALS New EMnjs S B Kirtley has Mr Sanford Allen and bride visited b oujiht irksome more pianos Dont SlbOO relatives in Sharpsburg Sunday China Cabinet solid oak v Mclntyre and McClhtock shipped a fail to caljt Hotel Windsor this week 74c to 25O0 25 ChifiMersfall woods and see them 2t car of hogs to Cincinnati Saturday Z J W Mock will sell yon all sizes and WANTEMsEgs aud butter AX5JIVJ3RSARY SPECIALS W kinds of weather strips at lowest priceGeo N Parris h This Week Only 3 Piecc Parlor Suit 15 Miss Alice Brady of Carlisle whr the guest of Mrs Belle Armstrong Friday W vnteiSecond h and Organs In W H H Jobuson of Mt Ster tride for pianos Ms ling was the guest of relatives here 2 S MKirtley Hotel Windsor Friday Its Always Safe Buy Ernst Bntler is some better O P Mothers forts and dangers of child birth can be almost en-¬ tirely avoided Wine of Cardur discom- ¬ WHOOPING One of fche most distressing sights is to see a child almost choking with the dreadful whooping cough Give the child Dr Bulls Cough Syrup the greatest pulmonary remedy and re- ¬ lief will come at once the coughing spells will re occur less frequently and in a few days the sufferer will be entirely cured No other remedy can boast of so many cures at Brnwers relieves ex¬ pectant moth- ers It gives tonetothegen- - italorgansand tuts them in condition to do their work That makes preg ¬ perfectly nancy less painful shortens labor and hastens recovery after child birth It helps a woman bear strong healthy children DrBulIs ough Syrup Doses are small aud pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists JEtREtJ has also brought happiness to thousands of homes barren for years A few doses often brings joy to loving hearts that long for a darling baby No woman should neglect to try it for this trouble It cures nine cases out of ten All druggists sell Wine of Cardui ioo per bottle For advice In cases requiring special directions address givinp symptoms Ladies Advisory Department the The Chattancosa Medicine Co Chatta¬ nooga Tenn Mrs LOUISA HALE of Jefferson Ga says When I first took Wine or Cardui we had been married three years but Nine could not have any children months later I had a fine girl baby Cures Whooping Cough quickly - c f wmm L Q NELSOF Pleasant St opp First Presbyterian co Church Dr Bucks old ofhVe OfliOe on Carpets Furniture Wall Paper 85 ON OUR FALL AND WINTER Forrest Brooks sold to Jas Huuter eleven head or 850 lb yeailiug cattle t fwur cents Dr Garrett Judy and son Allen of Bethel were guests of T D Judy aid family Saturday Miss Mamie Williams guests of Dr C B Smith and family returned to Cincinnati Saturday John Talbott left yesterday for At lanta G a and will assist Miller Brady in their stables Miss Mary Smedley went to Rntohi sou Saturday to visit her uncles Messrs B A Smedley FEARIOF RAIN IN CUBA The Evil Effect of Water Is Not a Mere Superstition There The average Cuban is dreadfully afraid of rainwater He believes that drenching in a rainstorm followed by exposure fo the rays of the sun pro duces fever not necessarily yellow fever but an attack something similar to what is known as swamp fever in Mississippi orchagres in the isthmus of ¬ ¬ ¬ I first floor 12 a i 1 Office Hoini xr tofip mj WITOGOT NO GAS PJIK c - NO COCAINE - OVE RCOATS FOR THIS WEEK Our 35 Overcoats for 30 Our 30 Overcoats for 25 Fine Imported Trousers for A r tertain the traveling public It Mr and Mrs Harry Alliban of Ben Jones has rented the Conwa3T Hotel and moved in aud is ready to en- ¬ 7 and 8 CO Nicholasville were guests of Mr and Mrs Hugh Campbell Sunday Assessor G W McClintock and Deputy Peddicord have finished five pre cincts and are now working at Paris Mr Carl Wilmott and Miss Pearl JLenny of Hutchison were guests of Misses Katie and Julia Miller near town Sunday Oscar M Johncon bought a Rose of Sharron heifer from a Cynthiana party price 100 He also has Bright Eyes and other good one3 ¬ Panama The same belief prevails in Central and South America but in a greater degree On both coast lines of Nicaragua a light shower is the signal for a general scampering indoors and a disinclination to come out again until the sky is perfectly clear Up on the high plateau on which the city of Caracas in Venezuela is situated and where there should belittle or no fear of fever the natives are afraid to get even their faces wet At the first appearance of a rainstorm the cab drivers of whom there are more than 400 put up oilcloth screens in front of them and direct the course of the horses through a couple of peepholes avoiding even a slight splash in thefaceku AH strangers from northern latitudes visitihgaracas are advised that not ¬ ¬ A simple application to the gums used only by uie aud acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and Barber Shop Moved Buck and Bill have moyed their bar- ¬ ber shop across the street and now have the handsomest baiber shop and baib rooms ever in Paris All work done with neatness and dispatch With tnanks for vast favors Buck and Bill solicit a liberal share of the pn lie patrouage tf absolutely free from any after elects Jatepboric treatment for painless filling 1 Upper and lower Silver fillings Painless extraction Gold fiMings Gold crowns Set of teeth 8 00 v 1500 50 cts up T 100 up 50 cts 500 J Hours fl ADAIR 0 0 5- - 321 Main St Paris Ky A Popular Hotel Always popular the Palace Hotel Sixth and Vine street was easily the most popular hotel in Cincinnati during the GK A R encampment Excellent J - in Kiil sKr lAlS lj uuiaiuoruiuujpt Htxwjcerauvpuiiit cu- iployes and splendid management has made it the best 2 and 250 per day hotel in Atm rica Kentuckians always find friends stopping at this hostelry -- opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 10 5 p m Telephone 79 -- St - ftr - mt0 i iwv PARIS FURSI3HIHG J D McGANJf Cutter THL0MG mo xiitiuiugoiuuui uui uu paruuo r n day They drill well and make a fine PfrofMBJstihklififtyadetfrom H S STOUT Manager Consumption or Asthma No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tat will cure in- ad- - appearance in their neat uniforms Chas Martin Tom Mclntyre and Tom Vimont have returned from a fox hunt at Berrys They had rare sport as the foxes were plentiful Major Henry Allen and ladies have returned to Cin cinnati Mr and Mrs Dave Conway left to- day for Cincinnati where they will open a boarding bouse at U4o West Seventh street where they will be glad to entertain any of their old friends Miss Mamie will remain with her uncle Wm Carpenter aud attend colltge Ij N ¬ Special Rates I 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 Kennedr Druggist Round trip to Knoxville Tenn Oct 18 and 19 one fare on account of free street fair and trade carnival One fare round trip to St Louis Oct 2 3 and 4 account of Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows o Use Paris Milling Cos Purity flour for sale by all grocers Ask for it Take no other Mrs Laura G Taj lor is taking subscriptions for the Ladies Home Journal and would be glad to Notice take your order tf Pumic Renting I will on sijyftft A 111111 Vti THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE up-to-dat- e -- W - ERSTEGaE GOHMANN axle with a steam engine that is entire- ¬ ly independent of the torpedo The NOTICE Howell system has been improved since The following farms have been posted it was first patented in 1871 and it has HasnbalL bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all condi- ¬ and we hereby warn all hunters that if been extensively used in the United tions Also draw out grate removable and renewable without they are caught on any of the lands of States navy having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction the undersigned they will be indicted The Rarest Bird in all for trespassing best materials skilled workmanship modern and The rarest bird in existence is a cerA handsome niece of kitchen furniture noth- MATT HOWARD tain kind of pheasant in Annam For For Thirty three years experience J M HUGHES ino- better can be produced many years its existence was known J MILLER WARD only by the fact that its longest and sale by alljrominen ueaiers J Q WARD most splendid plume was in much re ¬ JOHN B KENNEDY CATE3BY WOODFORD quest by mandarins for their headgear A single skin is worth 400 and the J M HALL living bird would be priceless but it ROBT H FERGUSON soon dies in captivity JAS E CLAY Yws -- n have cured me Kor the benefit of others o afflicted I wish to send this letter The Howell Torpedo Very truly yours W S Andersom Commodore John A Howell who THURSDAY SOVEMBER 10 1898 Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box has just been promoted to the rank of Send address on postal to the Wright Med at 930 a m on the premises rent to rear admiral is the inventor of a self Co Columbus O for trial size free the highest bidder my farm of about 175 propelling torpedo that differs in sevacres located on th- Paris and Town eral respect i from the Whitehead The send Turnpike just opposite Judge chief novelty of the American system The very best companies com- ¬ Wards Residence about two miles from relates to the mode of driving the screw Paris Fifty acres to be cultivated in Whitehead stored compressed air in pose my agency which insures corn and 10 in tobacco I will rent it five wind and storm placed in again for a period of two years All fresh a chamber in his torpedo and ¬ land Terms made known on day of an adjoining compartment a small en Non union renting There is a small dwelling gine which should be operated thereby W O HINTON Agent at the right junoture Howell employs house on the premises a heavy flywheel which is put in rapid SIRS ELIZABETH REJJD revolution just before the torpedo is Mt Sterling Ky launched by connecting its projecting A God Memory ¬ - an atmosphere so enervating that the Plan Your Summer Outing1 Now Go to Picturesque Mackinac via Tiio Coast 1SS are to tired to Set otlt of the way Line of the horse if the horse wasnt too tired to step on tnem It only costs 1350 from Detroit The Cuban fear of rain however is 1550 from Toledo 17 from Cleveland based upon experience and is not a mere for the round trip including meals aud superstition berths One thousand miles of lake ride New York Press on new modern steel steamers for the Se nd 2c for illustrated above rates Swapping Telephones pamphk t Address The following story eomes from the A A iSCUANTZ G P A Grand Rapids Press and has to do with Detroit Mich a man and a woman who are employed ia different offices in one of the large buildings of that city Each office has a Dr Adairs Dental Parlors telephone but as it happens one is an instrument belonging to the Citizens Having recently been several times company the other a Bell instrument asked if I was still conducting my den- ¬ One day the man had occasion to use tal parlors I desire to inform the public the Citizens line and stepped across the that I am still at their service and can hall to the ladys office ¬ Have you a Citizens phone he be found at my office opposite the Courtasked and she replied in the affirmative house My interest in a bowling alley Well he ventured Im a citizen does not conflict with my practice See my card in another column May I use it Why of course he might use it but lOoctlt J R Adair D D S inwardly she was inclined to envy his ability to stand np and assert his oiti W S Anderson zenship in this way for some of her womanly propensities were of the new ¬ Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommend Wright s Celery Capsules ish sort An hour later she balanced To the Wright Medical Co accounts with him Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights she Have you a Bell telephone T Blaser drug-¬ asked on stepping into his office He did Celery Gapsules from Jamesthem forStomach gist Waverly O and used I was unable to Trouble and Constipation not try to deny it do anything for nearly two years I ased May 1 use it Well Im a belle three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they KarRTv raKp7awnntirwitrun- tprTs days after their arrival Men accustomed to a daily plunge find this advice difficult to follow especially in such a warm climate Most of them disregard it and find that it does them no harm and that it is a superstition based upon the laziness that follows a residence in nnt - onlyiasnMangerousbutthat it ls ¬ 1 C- - 27sep4s FOR FLEASlISE PHOTOGRAPHY ADLAKE CAMERA S12 keep t33c3L 3315 Takes 4x5 plates that all dealers no matter what make get em anywhere The after expense is least The Pleasure is most Sent express paid anywhtre in the United States A careful book on it sent if you ask It is the easiest camera Makes the best photographs Never out of order ADAMS WESTLAKE CO 110 Ontario Street Chicago mmmmmmmm OVERGAITERS FOR WOMEN J s often savos inouey and also good health If you are troubled with constipation Indiges- ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ Just the thing to wetr ovr vonr lhty ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells shoes this frosty weather Keps the Syrup Pepsin aud health will be restored to you Trial sizes 10c lo doses 10c large size 50c ankles warm andSl00of W T Brooks druggist Paris Ky tUan xm 7 Button 25 cents 7 WP ttrj t 1 vZ - -- - onrfmonfQ - ¬ Button Button Ml 50 cents cents Money To Loan Terms All Sizes Clays Shoe Store Main Paris Kv jjouisvuie isy - 00 5 and 5 J per cent on real Cor 4th mortgage estate EOGERS MOOREf - 16sep 6mo N Paris Ky tmw At y 7 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY NOVEMBER V- 1 1898 ASK FOR MERCY The Spaniards Abandon the Effort to Saddle Cuban Debt on America United States Guarantees That Life and Property Shall lie Secure in Cuba Commissioners Will Next Take Up Philippine Question the American commissioners propose A SAD CASE OF FANATICISM to do at the next meetingIt is expected that the commission- ers will now take up the subject of the Philippines The American commissioners have given this subject much attention but so far it has never ap peared before the joint commission save in the shape of one spasmodic ef-¬ fort made by the Spaniards at the of the sessions to have the United States abandon Manila as a precedent to further negotiations on The the subject of the Philippines American commissioners among other things have been looking into the sub ject of the Philippine debt about which there is much ignorance at this end of the line It is unlikely that the same rule will be applied to that debt as was insisted upon relative to the Cuban debt In other words if the United States annexes the Philippines which seems now to be the most logical outcome of the situation it might be reasonably contended that at least so much of the debt as rep resented moneys expended for the improvement of the island should pass to the United States with the title The situation is regarded as materially different from that in Cuba where the United States gains nothing substan ¬ tial for with the annexation of the - GIGANTICTRUST The Continental Tobacco Company tc lie Incorporated in New York City Actnal Cost of New Concern Exclusive of the Plug Tobacco Kusi nesR of the American Tobacco Co About Sti0O0O000 As-ro-ate IN TEE FLOWERY KINGDOM An Interesting Incident in tlie Dwily Life of Her Majestic Hieb- neBM ¬ A Colored Woman Represents Herself as Christ and Preaches the Doctrine of Fastlnsr as a Means of Grace the Empress Bring the germs of malaria Soldiersthe War t From fevers and 4 ¬ bc-jrinni- ng- The Spanish peace commissioners have accepted the nega ¬ tive views of the United States commis- ¬ sioners towards the proposed assump ¬ tion by the United States of the Cuban 2S Pakis Oct ¬ debt The American commissioners have firmly but courteously declined to assume for the United States the entire or joint responsibility for the Spanish financial conditions and the Spanish commissioners have finally abandoned ¬ Los Angeles Cal Oct 28 A casepf fanaticism of the extreme type has Miss jNTeil been discovered here Thompson colored died while being taken from the home of Mrs Minerva Williams who is said to call herself a representative of Christ and who has been preaching the doctrine of fasting as a means of grace The Tohmpson woman practiced this doctrine having gone without food for eight days and sleeping in the river bottom on a piece of matting in pur- ¬ suance of what is said to be Mrs Wil¬ liams teachings The matter is to be investigated THE MCORD CASE SETTLED He is Awarded 40000 as Damages Sus ¬ tained by Reason of Imprisonment During Revolution Cuban article of the protocol shall without conditions have a place in the ultimate treaty of peace It was not until Monday that they became abso- ¬ lutely convinced that the Americans had from the outset of their refusal to accept the Cuban debt meant exactly what they said OKTvcgifc P A the effort and have agreed that the ¬ Washington Oct 28 The award of the chief justice of Canada to whose arbitration was submitted the claim of Victor IL McCord against the govern ¬ ment of Peru for damages sustained by reason of imprisonment during one of tn t ojrV y M trade For more than eleven months past eight or ten of the largest capitalists in the country including three or foui of the leading tobacco manufacturers have devoted almost their entire time to the vvork of perfecting this organ ization and bringing the manufacturers together A month before the declaration of war against Spain S2S500 000 in cash the amount necessary tc begin the transfer of the properties was made ready but the prospect oi war frustrated all plans Two of the largest life insurance companies in New York city at one time contracted to take upwards of 20000000 in the first bonds while Russell Sage and his associates had arranged to place hali as much more Col Hughes and Mr Fletcher S Heath procured all of the contracts for the purchase of the plants while the finally successful brokers Messrs Moore and Schley of New York the attorneys for the Continental Tobacco Co Messrs Lawrence and Hughes of No ¬ ¬ ¬ New York Oct 28 Nearly two years ago Col J B Hughes of Hamilton 0 and his associates Fletcher S Heath a banker of the same city and Perry S Heath first assistant postmaster general began to syndicate the great plug tobacco manufacturing establishments of this country and form an organization which although at thai time without the design is now tc control more than four fifths of the tobacco output of the country and take from the American Co its entire plug ¬ ¬ city with her brow resting on her thumb and her index finger pubhed up through her bang Rousing herself presently from her profound absorption she beckoned to a person plastered up against the yellow silk tapestry Swat him she said ivhere is the emperor Dash your ignominious slave into a milMedicine 8U six for 5 lion atoms oh amethyst flower of the Americas Greatest celestial kingdom he respiifided lying ilat PUIS euro sick headache 25 cents on his stomach before her but your slave Hood8 wotteth not Wot she screamed No most purple of our yellowest lilies of the Yankee Tse Iviang 1 do not wot where the emperor is And this to me she cried Most beauteous descendant of all the gods your vile slave speaks but the truth though he lies here on his very stomach He wotteth not where the emperor is Slave dog canine wretch scum of the Xellow river did I not tell you what to do Truly most divine of all the gentler purple peonies of Peking and your slave did it to the queens taste so to speak Aha then he is dead As a mackerel oh yellow anemone of the crystal sea Why liest thou knowing that he is TRAOEMARK dead How the dickens most marvelous of mandarin matrons do I know where he is Im no fortune teller Oho aha smiled her majesty again re Japsing to thought bring on another Washington Star peanut-colored ¬ ¬ Her majesty Tsi An impress of China purple forbidden sat in her palace in tJ contagious other diseases which may proveSarsapanlla in their own families Hoods is a special boon to soldiers because It eradicates all disease germs builds up the debilitated system and brings back health Every returned soldier and every friend1 and relative of soldiers should take Hoods Sarsaparilla V In 3 ¬ BAKERS We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm Truax Wholesale Druggists ToWest ¬ Hows This CHOCOLATE Celebrated for more than a century as a delicious nutri- ¬ tious and flesh forming bev- ¬ erage Has our well known ¬ ¬ Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 75c per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best ledo 0 YELLOW LABEL on the front of every package and our trade mark ¬ La Belle Chocolatiere on the back NONE OTHER GENUINE 120 Broadway New York completed GULP Or GUI MBA DISPUTE D TERRITORY 5P A 7 rTTTTTTl VIII1IMI BRITISH PREMCH J C I ill uflflRRlUfllliiir V53bat aprica fl Lttll niraLfl lUNtUltf W1 ii rfliB L OCEAN A N T J f IliiliF W I - CONGO STATS X WW ffl -- rr d ia OCEAN ZANZIBAR WHERE THE TWO COUNTRIES CLASH England claims all that part of Africa through which Nile river runs at the French Congo is seek tag to control a strip of territory reaching from the Atlantic to the India whileFrance beginning expeditions ocean Naturally their oi conquest have met in the vicinity of Fashoda as indicated in the man the syndicate and thus assisted in hold¬ ing the property The latter have now about completed the articles of incor- ¬ poration of the Continental Tobacco Co and they will likely be fileel for record this week The company will have a capital of 75000000 one half to be seven per cent preferred and one half common stock The actual aggregate cost of the above concern occlusive of the plug tobacco business of the American Tobacco Co was a She Humph What has any member of your family ever done to make your name go ringing down the corridors of time He Well my Uncle John had 13 chil- ¬ dren mostly boys Cleveland Leader Worth Considering t CO Made only by f To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets druggists refund money if it fails to cure WALTER BAKER ESTABLISHED t78Q Ltd AIL 25c- - I DORCHESTER flASS It is harder work to neglect work you should perform than it is to do it Atchison Globe He struck it St Jacobs Oil struck his Rheumatism It was stricken out A waitress should alwavs wear a fetching costume Chicago Daily News ures Neuralgia Feeze and fret Allens TJlcerlne Salve world for if i If tr - e 4 i jj v NKiL - wr BK BV C tf V Wt 2 i r r - 3 commissioners had as a back ground of their efforts doubts of succeeding their hope of so doing has been so keen and their contention has been so vigorously prosecuted that the final conviction of their inability to win their point brought to the Spaniards such a shock and depression that con- ¬ sistently with these dispatches at the time there were grave doubts as to the continuance of the negotiations In support of these statements is the fact that Senor Mbntero llios after Mondays session and on Tuesday last would have resigned the presidency of the Spanish peace commission had he not believed that his so doing may have greviously shaken even if he had not unseated Senor Sagastas govern ¬ ment From this standpoint if for no other reason Senor Montero llios retained his position and at Wednesdays session acting tinder the conviction arrived at on Monday the Spaniards announced that they would forego further argument on the Cuban debt and agreed that practically in the terms and absolutely in the spirit of the protocol the article about Cuba should go forward into the final treaty Thus Spain agrees to relinquish sov ¬ ereignty over and claim to Cuba with ¬ out either terms or conditions All differences if any existed re ¬ garding Porto Pico and the selection of the island of luam were also ar¬ ranged by a mutual understanding and the commissioners found them ¬ selves well nigh touching- - the Philip¬ pine question which will be taken tirp next week The session of the joint commissions which began Thursday at 2 p m ended at 4 p m Washington Oct 2S The intima ¬ tion conveyed by the American com ¬ missioners to the Spanish commision crs at Mondays session of the peace conference at Paris that the position of the United States with respect to Cuba and the Cuban debt could not be regarded as subject to change and that iaonsequently the American commis ¬ sioners were ready to proceed with the consideration of other heads under the protocol the Paris advices show had the desired effect- - The one con¬ cession as to Cuba that our coinmis- sioners will make will be to guarantee for the United States that life and property shall be secure in Cuba This responsibility the United States as¬ sumes only until such time as a stable government shall be formed and oper¬ ative in Cuba There will be perpetual guarantee on this score Undue significance has been attached to the dispatch of a special messenger from Washington Wednesday to the Almost president at Philadelphia every day a long report has come by cable from Judge Day presi ¬ dent of the American coinmissioh ur at Paris telling what had been accomplished what the Spanish sommissioners were seeking- - and what -- In spite of the fact that the Spanish Philippines we should acquire a terri- ¬ tory almost as large as the British Isles with a teeming population of more than 8000000 people It will be for the American commissioners to arrange the details for the transfer of the Philippines to the United States as it is ex- ¬ pressly stipulated in the peace proto- ¬ col that the disposition of the Philip- ¬ pines shall be arranged by the peace Cord commissioners so that there is ample warrant unlike the case of Cuba for full discussion of all questions of the Philippine debt nmnicipal and insular It should be said that the adjtist ments already accomplished will stand in the final treaty unless opposing views and positions on the Philippine question should develop hereafter and bring to naught the efforts of the fu- ¬ ture and at the same time the results already obtained- ¬ Paul J Sorg of Middletown 0Capt P H Mayo of Richmond Va and Daniel Scotten of Detroit Mich whose establishments are among those purthe revolutionary outbreaks there has chased by the Continental Tobacco Co been received at the state department will personally retire from business McCord is awarded 40000 The pay- but their present active managers will ment of this amount will close a diplo- ¬ continue to direct the manufacture of matic controversy which has been in their individual concerns Col Hughes progress between the United States and Fletcher S Heath are arranging and Peru for some years this govern- the details of the new organization ment having persistently but fruitlessly heretofore urged reparation for Mc- MAIL SERVICE IN MANILA ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ little less than 560000000 cash Messrs Why St Jacobs Oil Soothes it down is the only sure cure in Chronic Ulcer Bone Ulcer the Scrofulous Ulcers VaricoseallUlcers White Old Sores It Swelllnsr Fever Sores and never fails Draws out all poison Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent Best salve lor Soils Cats Sheum Burns large Carbuncles Piles SaltBy mail small 33c and all Freh Wounds 3c Book free J P ALLKN MEIJICINJB GO St Paul Minn Sold by Druggists ¬ ¬ wym Assss isbsV r KsbL VHsBBBBBBstk V psbbbbbbH JF sbbbbbH trmi M ss HH WK Wm mV BsV ssHr jfli 14 bbbbK VS IbbsbsHssIbsHv sbbsbbH H TllH jB ffSBBsV BlS sBy JB bHBbbA SasH LaLsH BsBsl BHslvV JJsH BB Mb H B Bg SBBBBBBBBB BbW H V sKlX 01 imams ana unuaren Use United States Postal Agnt Vaille KeportB to the Post Office Department That Everything is Satisfactory Gen Loxdox arrived here Thursday afternoon and was greeted by the commander-in-chie- f of the British forces Gen Lord Wol seley and other high military officials The grenadiers formed a guard of ISRAEL ZANGWILL honor at the railroad station and Gen Famous Jewish Author Now Visiting the United States Kitchener received an ovation from the enormous throngs of people assembled Col Wariiiir Has YpIIhtc Fever to welcome him back from Egypt The New York Oct 28 Col George E scene of enthusiasm was almost un- ¬ Waring who returned to this city precedented Tuesday morning on the Ward line steamer Yucatan from Cuba is a vic- ¬ tim of yellow fever at his home No 175 Second avenue Dr Alonzo Blauvelt chief inspector of contagious diseases of the board of health declared Thurs- ¬ day that such was the case Strict quarantine of his apartments was im- ¬ Death cf Cape Waterman Louis Oct 28 Henry E Water- ¬ Kitchener Arrive in London Oct 28 Gen Kitchener SmMMmmMMBm United States Agent Vaille at Manila has Postal submitted a report to the post oifico department on the postal operations there He says everything is moving satisfactorily and that the largest business houses report the mail facil- ¬ ities much better than at any time He speaks under Spanish rule in glowing terms of the island expresses the hope that the United States will retain it ne says there is room for millions of people and that the country is not surpassed by any in the United States He adds that on September 19 he had a short talk with Aguinaldo at Malatos about tiie mails in the provinces under Aguinaldos control where the for- ¬ mer Spanish officials are out and there is no regularly constituted pos- ¬ tal authority in charge Aguinaldo who promised to send a representative to discuss the matter was told that if he could satisfy the agent that the mails sent out would be delivered to addresses in proper condition he would deliver the mails 28 Washington Oct Signatory LjULZ T jMgi 11 MURRAY For Thirty Years Bought Nri ORK CtTV The Kind You Have Alway STDCCT THE CENTAUH COMPANY B s yV x mediately established THEY Gov DESIRE STATEHOOD St man captain of the United States en- ¬ gineer corps died at 2 oclock Thurs ¬ day morning from spinal menigitis He contracted the disease while on a recent trip down the Mississippi and was brought back sick two weeks ago JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY lie was a graduate of West Point in Known the World Over as The Hoosier the class of 18S2 and had hnon kU PoeiJ j j t Miguel Ottero of Xew Mexico Re ¬ views His Representations for Ad ¬ mission to the Union Thursday morning an earthquake shock Kurtliquaxe SIiuukk nt Ortaw Our OrrvvvAOnU Oct 58 About 1 oclock shaken awakening the inmates and causing great alarm- - The shock was only slightly felt in the vicinity of Sparks street The duration was about ten seconds Attempted 3Inrder and Suicide Chicago Oct 28 Clara Dumont a French woman 2o years old was shot nassed over tlio trt v T was flt ic Iincti3r on bandy JIill and in the vicin ity of Gilmour street On the latter street several of the houses were j through the left breast Thursday by Paul Vincent with whom she was liv ¬ ing Vincent then shot and killed him- ¬ self The woman will probably dje The couple quarreled because Vincent was tardy in getting home to dinner nual report to the secretary of he in- ¬ terior vigorousl3T renews his repre-¬ sentations for the early admission of New Mexico to statehood and portrays the undeveloped resources of the terri ¬ tioned here for three years tory awaiting capital AVjrehrue Company Fill He estimates the total population of Nkw York Oct 28 The New York 2S2900 including Wool Warehouse Co was Thursday the territory now at Of the placed in the hands of receivers by lus an Indian population of 25900 thejvar ticc Cohen of the supreme court The 1100 men from New Mixico in were na application for a receivership was with Spain at least one half made by William MacNaughton the tional guardsmen president The action has been ex- ¬ Forty Seven Persons Drowned pected ever since the closing of the Salonica Turkey Oct 28 A cara ¬ wool exchange and the failure of the van of 47 persons and 100 horses was Tradesmens bank engulfed in the River Galice during Wooden Mantel Men Meet the terrible Macedonian storms Much Chicago Oct 2S Manufacturers of other damage and loss of life is re¬ wooden mantels met in tfc s city Thurs ¬ ported day to organize a protective associaAn Understanding Reached tion The meeting was called by 0 L Pakis Oct 28 The London corre- ¬ Huey of Indianapolis X spondent of the Eclaire is informed Somerset Ky Oct 28 The caseof that Lord Salisbury and Baron De John Perry Colycr charged with kilfe Cburcel French Ambassador to Great mg Jailer A 4 Catron last Mayf was Britain have reaqhed a definite called Thursday - v in regard to- Fashoda ¬ ¬ undr-wrading- Oct 28 Gov Miguel A Ottero of New Mexico in his an¬ Washington The man who wants Rattlefe PLUG can get it anywhere It is as pop¬ ular as sunshine and almost as universal It satisfies that dry taste in the mouth better than anything else and you can buy a larger piece of Battle Ax for J0c than of any other kind of high grade quality Remember the name you buy again 13 m softs ii vK V s1 -- N THE BOUEBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3 1 1898 Tii 3 Ww JTw Th Louisville Courier Journal i now publishing the folleet most acenrat and moat reliable war news of any paps in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ The Courier Journal ing admirably has subordinated all other issues to that of the war Politics money civil ser- ¬ vice the tariff all are out of it now The war is the one topic discussed by the people and they want the news of THE HOLY LAND The German Emperor and Empress WANT TERRITORIAL RIGHTS Delegates ffrom the Principal Towns In Porto Rico Held a Meotlng in the MUST HOLD THEM ¬ HE WILL EXTEND HIS PLANT C THE PHILADELPHIA PARADE Bft P Huntington the Theater in Ponce Sunday Entrance Into Jerusalem Sunday the Imperial Pair Attended Serv- ices at the Evangelical Church iu Beth ¬ lehem Afterward Paying a Visit to the Church of the Nativity Jerusalem Oct of 31 The approach Pi 6fcv eir Geriaan imperial majesties to the city Saturday was made through triumphal arches and amid banners garlands and overgrown crowds displaying in every way their enthusiasm and delight The formal entry through the Jaffa gate was heralded by the roar of guns at the citadel where the Turkish band played the German anthem Prom the Tower of David Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria proceeded on foot amid wild cheering to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher where they were received by the Catholic Greek and Armenian clergy whose patriarchs presented ad- ¬ dresses eulogizing the devotion of Em- ¬ peror William who has since conferred decorations on the patriarchs Their majesties then proceeded to the German Evangelical church where the pastor presented an address At G oclock in the evening Saturday a reception was held at the German consulate and later there was a gen- ¬ eral illumination of the city with a display of fireworks Sunday the imperial pir attended service at the Evangelical church in Bethlehem afterward paying a visit to the Church of the Nativity The weather Sunday was beautiful and everywhere the greatest enthusi¬ ¬ Sax Jtjax P R Oct 31 The principal theater of the city was taxed to its utmost capacity Sunday afternoon on the occasion of a public meeting of delegates from the chief towns of the island to consider and defeat recommendations regarding the necessities of the island for the use of the special commissioners who will be selected later to represent Porto Rico at Wash ington when the time comes for settling the administrative system The assembly was fairly representative and although the proceedings gave undue prominence to unimportant details there was abundant evidence of intelligent reflection on the part oi the delegates and of a determination not to tolerate partisan politics at this crisis in the islands affairs Carefully prepared reports were submitted by the political social and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ President Arrives at the Conclusion That We Must Keep Philippines Ship Yard Onrner to One of the Greatest in the History of the Build Armor Plate and Ordnance Country Fifty Thousand Men and Factories at Newport Va f at Least 150 Floats in Line It Is Evideut That Spain Can Not Again Ke Kstabllsh Authority Over the Re ¬ maining Islands Without a Pro ¬ longed War With Insurgents ¬ asm was displayed After the excursion to Jericho Dje vad Pasha former grand vizier recent ly Turkish governor of Crete and now attached to the person of Emperor William as a special representative of the sultan will leave the imperial suite It is rumored that this is due to some unpleasantness Emperor William has sent his portrait in brilliants to Tewfik Pasha Turkish ambassador to Germany who was among the high Ottoman digni- ¬ taries that received the emperor and empress in Constantinople Emperor William and the empress while at the Ckurch of the Holy Sepul ¬ cher visited the various portions oi the sacred shrine and spent ten minutes at the scene of the crucifixion Their return from the church was the occasion for an outburst of populai enthusiasm pahn branches being strewn along the way and the cobblestones laid with carpets ¬ ¬ The Constantinople correspondent of the Daily Mail says According to private information re ceived here Emperor Williams recepXiONDOX Oct 31 ¬ ¬ mt tion at Haifa Palestine was anything but a success The Turkish ironclads that were to fire a salute did not arrive until four hours after the emperors departure and nobody was allowed to witness the imperial landing from the windows THE FAMOUS DREYFUS CASE The Court of Cassation Decides to Kevietf the Trial Has Absolute Control ¬ ¬ ¬ 8j Parts Over the Matter By Saturdays de cision the court of cassation obtains the most absolute control over the Dreyfus case It can demand and ex amine any documents whatever in eluding the dossier of any case bear ing upon the Dreyfus matter and can examine under oath any witness how ever high his position In short if the court makes a sincere use of its powers the truth will have a much better chance of being discovered than would have been the case had it merely ordered revision before anothei court martial whose members might have been actuated by a desire to Oct 31 ¬ shield the general staff London Oct 31 The Paris corre spondent of the Daily News says the the decision of the court of cassation on Saturday was given by a vote oi Paris Oct 31 Senor Montero Rios 9 against 4 president of the Spanish peace commisA BIG SENSATION AT PONCE sion is ill This caused some doubt Sunday evening as to whether there Two Alleged Ansuchists IJand Prom the will be a joint session of the commissions Monday If he is xmable to atRsd D Lino Steamer Philadelphia From the Spanish Main tend it is unlikel3 that the Spaniards would consent to enter the conference Poxce Oct 31 A sensation was to take up the Philippine question for caused here Saturday on the arrival oi initial consideration the Red D line steamer Philadelphia from the Spanish Main by the discovDeath of Rev Samuel Muchmore ery in the hand bags of two passenPhiladelphia Oct 31 Rev Samuel gers of a number of explosive cart Muchmore one of the most prominent ridges containing dynamite ministei s in the Presbyterian church discovery was made by the cusq died Sunday at hvs home in this city J The torn officials and the passengers were from kidney trouble He was pastor arrested on the supposition that thev of Memorial Presbyterian church this are anarchists city for many years Prior to that he police who fear that others be had charges at St Louis and Louisville The longing to the gang haVe escaped are lie leaves a widow and several childmaking a strict search ren ¬ ¬ President Mc Kinley is convinced that there is no way in which the United States can escape the responsibility of taking all the Philippines lie has arrived at this conclusion after mature deliberation lie at first favored keeping nothing more than a military and naval base and thought that the United States should in no event retain more than the island of Luzon When the American peace commissioners left for Paris it 4was not contemplated that they should demand from the DIED OF BUBONIC PLAGUE Spanish government more than the absolute cession of this one island to the French Bark Duchess Anne Arrives at S in economical committees The meeting received with enthusi- United States and a reversionary in Francisco Two Deaths on Board asm the resolutions demanding terri- terest in the other islands of the Ordered Into Quarantine pres- group torial rights the cessation of the ent military rule and the installation It has been found however that San Francisco Oct 31 The French there were many practical difficulties bark Duchesse Anne has arrived in of regular civil government ask in the way of such a solution not the port from Hong Kong flying the yellow Other resolutions were adopted ing an eight hour day for the laboiing least of them being the evident impos- flag Both the federal and state quarman and severely denouncing the pres- sibility of Spains re establishing au- antine launches put out to the vessel ent corrupt system of registering deeds thority over the remaining islands and soon the news came back to port without a prolonged and bloody strug that there had been two deaths on of land board during the voyage from the It was observed that the delegates gle with the insurgent forces Capt coupled with the opin bubonic plague Cervary Information proceeded upon the assumption that the United States would grant PortG ion of military and naval commanders master of the ship was the first to familiar with the Philippine situation succumb to the dread disease He was Rico territorial lights have led the president to believe that sick only a few da s and died on Au COL G E WARING JR DEAD Adm Deweys destruction of the Span- gust 20 Nearly a month afterward a ish fleet in Manila bay and Gen Mer sailor named Menier was stricken with Three Hours After His Death His Body ritts capture of Manila annihilated the plague and on September 10 he Was Taken to Swinburne Island Spanish sovereignty in the islands and died and was buried at sea The bark and Cremated it became a duty of the United States was ordered into quarantine to establish a better government than halinr Bark Arrives at San Francisco New York Oct CI Col Geo E the one which was destroyed by Amer San Francisco Oct 31 The whal Waring jr died of yellow fev ican arms ing bark Charles W Morgan has arer Saturday at his home in this The president has been deluged with rived here being the first from the city where he had been since he ar letters from all parts of the United rived from Havana on the Yucatan on States and with resolutions from com- Okhotsk sea fleet to return She had a rough trip down and sustained some Tuesday last lie was G7 years of age mercial and religious bodies urging injury but her voyage was fairly sucThree hours after the death of Col that American sovereignty should be She brought 1300 barrels of Waring his body inclosed in a metal- maintained wherever the flag has been cessful lic casket was taken from the apart- planted --In this same line the presi ¬ sperm oil 100 barrels of whale oil and ment he had occupied to the dock dents recent western trip was a rev 000 pounds of bone When the Morgan at the foot of Fifteenth street where elation to him and the members of his left the Okhotsk sea for San Francisco the quarantine boat Gov Flowers cabinet who accompanied him The the bark California had 740 barrels of with Dr Doty in charge was in further he went west the stronger he oil and tlve bark Horatio S40 barrels waiting The bodj was placed on found the sentiment in favor of hold ¬ S ck Soldiers From Porto Rico board and taken to Swinburne island ing all the Philippines and establishNew York Oct 31 The United It was there placed in a retort and Dr ing an American government over States army hospital ship Missouri ar Doty himself lit the fire which cre them rived Saturday from Porto Rican yorts mated the remains Secretary Gage who went west be- with 271 sick or wounded patients New York Oct 31 The ashes ol fore the president and who went as most of whom are suffering with malar Col George E Waring jr which were far as Denver found the sentiment ial fever typhoid fever and dysentery placed in an urn temporarily remained there even stronger than in Omaha Two died L Burton Bradish corporal Sunday at Swinburne island What In all the meetings of the cabinet be- Company A 3d Illinois and Henry M disposition will be made of them has fore the peace commissioners left for Morrison private Company H4 4th not yet been decided upon by Mrs Paris Secretary Gage was the most Ohio- - The former was buried at Waring jOn account of the expressed conservative of all the presidents adlatter at sea wish of Col Waxing there will be nc visersHe doubted the wisdom of IeiterIJuyH a Locomotive Works Col Waring- often taking even as much as the Island of public funeral New York Oct 31 A special to the said that he wished his obsequies to be Luzon and would have been glad if a says It is of the simplest character way had been found of relinquishing Times from Providence stated on authority which appears to all the Philippines Since his return be unquestionable that Joseph Loiter FITZHUGH LEES COMMAND from the west however he is an advo ¬ of Chicago has purchased the Rhode cate of holding all the islands locomotive wferks and that it is Although it has been finally deter ¬ Island is tiie Intention of the Administration It purpose to begin the manufacture to JLand the Corps in Cuba By the mined that the Philippines shall be re- ¬ his 1st of January Next tained the peace commissioners may of locomotives under the patents the be given considerable latitude as to concern holds and also manufacture Washington Oct 31 No definite de- the terms on which they are to be re- ¬ the Wheelocl stationary enginqLunder termination has been reached as to the tained The Philippines are regarded patents owned by a Chicago firmdate when the troops now at Savannah as standing on a different basis from The Injunction Dismissed will be sent to Cuba A prominent ad Cuba and Porto Rico andsome of the Springfield HI Oct 31 The in ministration official said Sunday night members of the administration junction cases against Edward CahiT that the departure of Gen Lees corps believe all that if the is- ¬ and 25 other miners of Virden brought would be dependent to a certain ex- lands are taken Spain should be by the Chicago Virden Coal Co en tent upon the movements of the Span- given some measure of compensation joining the miners from interfering ish forces in evacuating the island for them especially as the Philippines with the operation of the mine were The American troops he said might have been by far the most valuable of Saturday dismis2d in the circuit court sail this week and they might not sail all her colonies by the complainant It is believed for a month It can be said that it is quite prob this is preliminary to an effort to again It is the intention of the administra- able that the American commissioners arbitrate the dilferences between the tion however to land Gen Lees corps will be authorized to go so far as to company and employes in Cuba before the 1st of January offer to pledge the United States to 0 Five More Mussulmans Executed That date has been fixed definitely assume the Philippine debt or at least as the time for the final evacua- such portion of it as has been expended Candia Island of Crete Oct 31 Five more of the Mussulmans convicttion of the island by the Span on the public works in the islands iards An effort was made by the The exact amount of the debt that ed of taking part in the massacre of Spanish authorities to obtain an exten could be properly charged to the Unit ¬ British soldiers on September 0 were sion of the time of evacuation until the ed States under such an arrangement executed Saturday In addition four 1st of February but the proposition was could not be accurately stated without Bashi Bazouks have been sentenced to declined by the American commis- a fuller analysis of this debt than as 20 years imprisonment at hard labor sioners yet has been made but it is believed Since the departure of the Turkish tr oops a number of additional guilt Senor Montero Kios III that it will be less than 840000000 31 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington Oct Newport News Va Oct 81 It is learned Sunday from reliable sources that G P Huntington the owner of the shipyard and the founder of New¬ port News will reach here Tuesday morning directly from the Pacific coast and is believed that his visit at this time is in reference to the proposed extensions to be made to the al rendy mammoth shipbuilding plant On the occasion of his previous visit to Newport News Sir Huntington said that he contemplated erecting on the half mile water front adjoining the shipyard an armor plate plant and ordnance factory He paid 50000 for this piece of property six months ago and it is understood that he is now determined to go ahead with his project ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Philadel phians and their visitors again poured into the streets Friday to seek posi- ¬ tions to witness the third and last of the great peace jubilee processions Fridays procession was purely of a civic character and was a most fitting windup of the weeks jubilee the em- ¬ blems of peaceful industry following the display of the nations prowess in war The exercises of the day opened with the re dedication of old Independence hall the historic building from which the declaration of independence was read to the people of the new republic on July 4 1776 The buildings which had from time to time since that date been added for uses as offices of the municipal authorities have all been re- ¬ cently removed and the famous hall is now in its original form as it was 123 years ago when occupied by the United States congress and the national gov- ¬ ernment officials The re dedication exercises were pre sided over by Gov Hastings and were opened by prayer by Rev Dr Brown son The anthem My Country Tis of Thee was sung by 23000 pupils of the public schools accompanied with music by the 1st Regiment band The memorial poem composed by Mrs Florence Earle Coates dedicated to the peace jubilee was read by Daniel W Hutchins principal of one of the pub- ¬ lic schools The anthem Columbia was sung by the scholars and then fol- ¬ lowed the oration by Mayor Chas War ¬ Oct 29 ¬ Philadelphia The Courier and it is supplying Journal realizes this the demand as no other paper can do Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k daily news It prints the cream of the is issued Wednesday and Saturday The price has recently been cut from 1 to 50 cents a year making unquestion ¬ ably the cheapest as well as the best You get paper published anywhere 104 6ix or eight page papers for 50 cents By a special arrangement the Twice-a-We- ek Courier Journal and THE Bour- ¬ bon News will be sent one year for only 2 15 a slight advance over the price of this paper alone Subscriptions under this offer must be cash and must invariably be sent direct to The Bour ¬ tf bon News office Paris Ky it fresh and accurate vTrIumpU la Photographic Art This Carbon Photograph will stan tbo test of time and atmospheric in-¬ fluences Made in all sizes and is dur- ¬ able The likennss is always preserved in minutest detail and can be made from any old picture J invite all who are interested in large pictures to exam ¬ ine this wonderful picture before giving1 your orders Tor any copying and enlarg¬ ing of old pictures I make your sit¬ tings free when you daira a large picture from life and guarantee satis ¬ Very respectfully faction L Grinnan Artist 29mar tf Paris Ky -- s AA ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ wick Upon the conclusion of the ceremon- ¬ ies the great audience hurried to po- ¬ sitions from which to see the monster civic procession A stand covering the sidewalk the entire lengthy of the front of the historical hall had been erected for occupancy during the parade by the 3000 school children who had par- ¬ ticipated in the dedication exercises The mammoth trades display or what was poprrlarly known as the civic parade started from Broad and Cum¬ 50c PAYS FOR THE TWICE-A-WEE- K Courier Journa ONE WHOLE ¬ berland streets promptly at 11 oclock TEAE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Maya--guczth- e headed by Maj Gen George R Snow 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post- ¬ den and staff of 30 mounted aides paid by mail Almost The parade was one of the greatest in the history of the country It was k DAILY RECORD divided into ten divisions and it is estiOF WAR NEWS mated that there were 50000 men in Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k line besides at least 130 floats reprehaB the finest War News Service of any senting in miniature almost every man paper in the South or West It is reli ¬ ufacturing interest and trade There able accurate incomparable All were 110 bands of music in line other issues have been subordinated to Subscribe at this one great feature The once and keep thoroughly posted THE GOLD FIELD IN OHIO offer may be withdrawn in a short time The low price It is Claimed the Yellow Metal Exists at ¬ y -- ¬ ¬ - of a week within the newspaper twice Canal Dover O Oct 29 The gold reach of the masses A good commis- ¬ excitement at Malvern is still spread- ¬ sion to agents Sample copies free is Malvern in Paying Quantities Big Quartz Crusher The 50e A YEARgreat placing a for the purpose t c ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ing and there now seems to be sufficient evidence to indicate that gold really exists in paying quantities The details so far from the field have been meager because of its out of the way location and the inf requency of travelers from that district to this point Jacob Gepfert whose home is in Malvern arrived here Friday Mr Gepert is a reputable man and his statements ought to be authoritative In speaking of the new Eldorado he said It is difficult to find out just what there is in it for Mr Alfred Wartmon a newcomer who has purchased a 4000 mining outfit Some of the reports have been shown to me and they are more promising than the one made by Wartmon which shows about 25 of pure gold to the ton of quartz There is one assay made at the instance of a Malvern man whose name I am not privileged to mention which shows between 50 and 500 of gold to the ton If it is all a scheme to raise the price of real estate on the part of Wartmon and other farmers they should begin selling pretty soon Many of them ¬ Write to Courier Journal Co BY A SPECIAL Louisville Ky ARRAN6EMFNT YOU CAN GET THE B0UEB0N NEWS 3 TWICE-A-WEEK AND THE Both One Year For Only on JOURNAL This is for cash subscriptions only All subscriptions under this combina tinn offer must be sent direct to Th 215 office Bourbon News Paris Ky x THIE NEW YORK WORLD THEICE-A-WEE- K l 18 EDITION Pages a Week 15G Papers a Year AN EMERGENCY SQUADRON ¬ ¬ Great Uritain is Assembling One at Devon port Its Destination is Siid to lie Gibraltar Great Activity ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ London Oct 31 There was the greatest activity Sunday at Devonport the site of the largest arsenal in Great Britain and of two of the finest dry dock yards in the world The govern ¬ ment is assembling an emergency squadron which it is understood will go to Gibraltar Despite the fact that the wind has been blowing almost a gale the second class battle ship Colossus arrived from Holyhead the first class battle ship Howe from Queenstown and the first class battle ship Eenbow Greenock 1 ¬ from ficials of the Trans Mississippi exposition which closes Monday were arrested Sunday and the finish of the great western states show promises to abound in sensations and charges of a most serious nature that of forgery ¬ ¬ Wind Up of the Exposition Omaha Xeb Oct 31 Six high of-¬ and selling awards An Encyclical on Anarchism K London Oct 81 The Rome corres pondent of the Daily Chronicle says the pope will shortlyissue an encyclical on anarchism The Spanish steamer Montserrat Capt Deschamps from Havana on Oc- ¬ regiment arrived from Jacksonville tober 12 via Gibara for Cadiz with re¬ with the body of Harry Stelle of Com patriated Spanish troops on board has pany M who died of typhoid Stetlej arrived here There were 72 deaths on home is at Sunman Dearborn county board the vessel during the voyage Stelles death is the first in the Dear born company Webster was unable Cnfauta Maria Teresa SaiU for Cape May to return to his regiment and has Santiago Oct 31 The Spanish asked for an extention of furlough ruiser Infanta Maria Teresa sailed Company nl and all of the 7th arraj from Caimanera for Cape May The corps have been moved to Savannah gnnboat Sandoval has been raised and Ga WO miles north of Jacksonville will be ready for service Monday 31 ISrought His Cody Home Diixsboro Ind Oct 31 William Webster a private in Company M 161s Spanish Soldiers Die nh the Way Over Poxta Del Gada Azore Islands Oct have now been offered more than twice the value of their land but they are Published every Alternate Day except Suucla still holding on and say they will not seU at any price Edition of Tna The Thrice-a-Wee- k Mussulmans- - have been discovered ¬ The big quartz crusher will be in op- New Youk World is first among all daily weekly papers in size frequency of eration within a day or two EiirthquaKi- li CixS at Cleveland publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all Cleveland O Oct 31 Three dis Tennessee Regiment The the merits of a great 6 daily at the tinct earthquake shocks were felt in San Francisco Oct 29 Orders have the price of a dollar weekly Its politi- ¬ this city early Saturday each being been issued by Gen Merriam assigning cal news is prompt complete accurate about ten seconds in length The for transportation to Manila on the and impartial as all its readers will tes-¬ quake was not severe enough to be Zealandia Col W C Smith head- ¬ tify It is against the monopolies and noticed genera tc except in tall build quarters staff band non commissioned for thf people It prints the news of all the world ings and on seismographs The trend staff and se ren companies of the 1st having special correspondence from all of the quakes were in a northerly and Tennessee regiment The number of important news points on the glote It southerly direction officers is limited to 31 and men to 550 has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page M nihter of War The vessel which has begun to take on I filculty ill belt ciuir complete markets departments for the Paris Oct 31 The newspapers here her freight is docked at the Pacific household and womens work and other special departments of usual interest declare that the difficulty which is de street wharf She may sail Sunday We offer this unnqnaled newspaper laying the formation of a new cabinet and The Bourbon News together onef Ifeaco Commissioner Gray May Resign lies in the selection of the minister of 4 New York Oct 29I A Paristtispatch year for 225 war If M De Freycinet refuses to ac The regular subscription price of the cept the portfolio of war ik js believed to the Evening Post says it is rumored two papers is 300 of the that M Dupuy will not find a general that the democratic member Senator American pnace commission willing to accept TO THE FARMERS Of BiUHBSH Oay may resign No ArrtiiiiiE n 1 u f Evacuation Havana Oct 31 After a joint sesKouch Kiler Indicted for Murder sion lasting two hours held in the Kansas City Mo Oct 29 John Camara Insular the Spanish and Amer Ab agent of The Page Woven Wira ican commissioners are as far off as Kennedy ihe alleged train robber lead ¬ Fence o 1 am prepared to put up tha ever from an agreement on the date of er and Jim Redmond have been in best wire fence 011 the market It is evacuation The Americans strongly dicted for the murder of Emma Schu guaranteed to turn all kinds of stocK to giva satisfaction urged that the final day be January 1 macher last winter The grocery store and have put up fence I this Season for the Spanish commissioners as emphat- ¬ of the Scliumacher woman was robbed farmer wi o have had the Pae Fence ically insisting that evacuation was by two men one of whom shot and in use for seven or eierht vears killed her in making his escape Ken j I am alrio prepared to yui up the impossible before February 1 nedy is out on bond Kedmond who is ye- - tjnicKKii jubilee on me marknt A rear end collision on the Union said to have enlisted with he rough Tl j on are needing any ioue givtJ ma Pacific near Omaha Wednesday result- riders and to have fought at Santiago a run ed in the death of three men and the escaped after returning to xhis country Q W MILLfiBAgeat serious injury of one other icd is Still at large ¬ FOR ONS DOLLAR lt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Gill ¬ ¬ A 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 J i -- I ir- THE1 BOUBBOW i NEW- - FABIS ST TTJES A V NOVEMBER 1 1898 X t SCINTILLATIONS i NUPTIAL KNOTS VISITING A SHRINE Lieutenant ltawlinsons Daring Entry Into the Sacred City of Sum Kum a walled city of Persia ranks second to Meshed in sanctity on ac count of the famous shrine of Masuma Fatima sister of the Imam Rizn a fa ¬ mous saint of the Mohammedans While Lieutenant Rawlinson was on his way to Teheran he heard much of this sacred city and the glories of the shrine which it was said no European had ever entered Death so rumor whispered would be the portion of the audacious infidel who should be discov- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKIN8 POWDER CO HEW YORK i i ft TIE B80SBOII DEWS Eighteenth Year Established 1881 i i Published every Tuesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners PBUOE MILLER Payable to the order of Champ Make all Checks Money Miller Orders etc twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obltuaros cards of thnuks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Mke nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and vearly cards ¬ ADVJERlimmj RATJSH Displaya one dollar per Inch for first inser lion half rates each Insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals In black type ¬ In the seection of fifty Colonel to at- ¬ tend the dedication of the Kentucky monument at Chickamauga Goy Brad- ¬ ley has overlooked some fine material in Bourbon The Governor seems to be agin Bourbon when it comes to dis literature tributing brass button glory or battleship commissionsj Dr Friedenberg of Albany N Yhas o Briefs in the Goebel election bill asked for a divorce because his wife in ¬ case will be filed with the Court of Ap- ¬ sists on eating onions and makes him eat peals this morniig Whn the case was them He says that she puts onions in Hp for argument last week Ex Chief everything she prepares for the table Justices Pryor aad H lit had a war of He has strong reasons for a separation i words Ex Chief Justice Lewis acting and should get it as umpire declared it a draw and the battle will be fiuished on paper Sam Jonespteached one of his characteristic haraugues in Louivilla u few The white and the colored citizens of days ago and insulted an J abuaed his North Carolina should sign a protocol audience in his usual style and bubmit Huh differences to a peace ¬ ¬ ¬ And Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ An Iutereatlng Jumble Of News emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Comment H Moore ninety three aud Win in A female burglar is operating Miss Mary Swearengeu fifty five were i Louisville married Friday at Bullitbville Judg Geo Morgan of Harrodsburg Miner Miss The marriage of will go to Cuba this month to open an Mr Georue Crutcher and va Auimcuu restaurant and clnb houe will a society he - Walter Evaus The next auuual reunion of the Con- event at RIchmod on the 9th of No federate veterans will be held at Charles vember The cere uouy will occur at ten S v May 10 11 12 and 13 the Christian Church ¬ W A P Martin a foiiner resiDr John Tracy aged thirty eight ha3 dent of Danville 1ms been made presi just wedded bis mother-in-laMrs of a university at Pekiu by the dent Frances Fiudee in Shelby county He Emp rorof China has two children by his first wife Giv- ¬ colored has tiled suit at ing his reason toi marrying his mother Ada Smith N lOr VI at Vitnnru tiunlitlKt- tflH L I like the family in law he said allowing a white man to ride in the car and should I outlive my present wile I provided for colored piople and there will then marry my oldest sister-in-lausing profane and vulgar language and should she die I will then marry the Dennis Callahan a member or me next one as I do not intend that another Second Kentucky who passed through min shall get into the family if I can Paris Saturday afternoon en route o help it N in Pnvinfrton fell froui the L The marriage of Lieutenant Leonard train below Falmouth and s broke his Cook of Company I Second Kentucky left arm He was drunk when he to Miss Puttie Ware will be solemnized reached Paris this evening at eight oclock at the lat rers home in East Paris in the presence Big- Iiiimeii Sale of a few friends and relatives The See our Bargain Table Thursday and ceremony will be performed by Eld J Friday Elegant center pieces choice S Sweeney and Prof A M Gntzeit to pur will 21 cts Silks 39 cts per doz play the wedding march Afrrr linens only c lasers of stamped the ceremony they will go to Mr J W Mrs Nannie Brown Mcllvaines where they will board The prospective groom is a well known GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS young man of this city a sou of Capt Cook of Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In D L Cook bride-to-b- the firm of e is the handsome Winn The The Foyer The dramatic critic of Town Topics daughter of Mr Thompson Ware and a that fearless Journal of New York so- - graduate of the Paris High School cietyscores Hall Caine and his playThe Embroidery Materials He says Christian in scathing terms that The Chribtian is the most mis Now is the time to get ready for our erable shani ever foisted upon the Premium Embroidery Exhibit in Janu ¬ the ary Secure your materials at this sale and calls the author public bunch steerer of the Sixth avenue of Mrs Nannie Brown j ¬ j -- Eczema The Only Cure ¬ Eczema is more than a skin disease hour vf and no skin remedies can cure it The i i 4 a cure and doctors are unable to effect Carpets and mattingsreatly reduced their mineral mixtures are damaging The at J T Hintons to the most powerful constitution tf whole trouble is in the blood and Swifts Specific is the only remedy which can reach such deep seated blood i- their barber shop making it decided ¬ ly the moat attractive shop in Paris They offer a prompt expert and polite service aud th ir shop is as cool as any in the city Hot or cold baths at my ed - Crawford Bros have lately imprav diseases ¬ w - w ered within its precincts To a young and ardent spirit a danger ous adventure is an irresistible attrac tion Young Rawlinson determined to visit the shrine Disguised as a Persian pilgrim thousands of whom annually journey to the sacred city he joined the crowd of pilgrims His knowledge of Persian and of the customs of the coun- try enabled him to pass undetected u i fdvAnr i f j vvufaj w0 toiiipit gaius ami jiu wiuce his wav to the tomb of tho saint Tho guardian gave him the customary form Of words aud he repeated them But his curiosity almost caused his detection Attracted by magnificent suits of steel armor which hung on the walls he was gazing at them when suddenly he found that he had turned his back upon the sacred shrine where in the saint was entombed A thrill of alarm startled him but the discourtesy impossible to a true believer had not been noticed If it had been there would probably have been no further career for the young lieutenant who subsequently became cue aecipnerer or Assyrian and Babylo- nian inscriptions and texts and died the renowned orientalist Sir Henry Raw- lmson Youths Companion j j j I I Eczema broke out on my daughter and con tinued to spread until her head was entirely covered She was treated SALE CHEAP by several good doctors but grew worse and the Wheat stored on reasonable termsdreadful disease spread to her faee She was and highest market price paid for Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling taken to two celebrated Cos office health springs but re ceived no benefit Many B M RENIOK CO patent medicines were taken but without re P S Farmers would do well to stores suit until we decided to try S S S and by the time the first bottle was finished her head be- - their wheat near home Kan to heal A dozen bottles cured hercom- - Wheat Sacks M - j growth of hair Not a sign of the dreadful sease has ever returned B T Shore 27Q4 E2SfZl2EffiSi Lucas Ave St Louis Mo Wanted to Bu r MATES OF GREAT MEN Trnnt FTrtftpt 1rraJ nnnlinnfinna nf 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay soaps and salves to cure Eczema They only the surface while the di- - the highest market price in cash or I reach sease comes irom within Swifts win lurnisn sacKs ana store your wnear in an elevator and buy your wheat when Specific you are ready to aell a the highest mar- ¬ ket price Those who held whfat last year made big mone Store your wheat and get the profit is the only cure and will reach the most E 0 FRETWELL Agent obstinate case It is far ahead of all 5julv 4t Paris Ky similar remedies because it cures cases which are beyond their reach S S S is purely vegetable and is the only blood V remedy guaranteed to contain no pot- - A nyynTj 11L Y ash mercury or other mineral U u Books mailed free by wift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia e e ror Olnj 9t3fti TheUlUUU A 4 j i M m MM M j j xxiil liUlillu Physician Surgeon Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts Dont use any other but Purity flour from Paris Milling Co tell your grocer you want no other standing together was so touching and All grocers keep it appealed so thoroughly to the good feel- The Wives of Both Disraeli and Gladstone Were Brave On1 step wont take you verv far Once when Gladstone was making an Youve got to keep on walking outdoor speech it began to rain Quietly One word wont tell folks what you are Mrs Gladstone with her sweet mothYouve got to keep on talking erly face and who always accompanied One inch wont make you very tall Youye got to keep on growing her husband stood up and opening a domestic looking umbrella of the Gamp One little ad wont do it all Youve got to keep em going species held it over him The spectacle which the old couple presented there ¬ Office Hours 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 16aug tf p m re ¬ commission President McKinley has named vember 24th as Thanksgiving Day No- ¬ TJie Kentucky Press ha- The Harrodsburg Democrat a pet r frog -- Fng in your throat ten cents is a good remedy Hopkins Moore nutt G C Barbee will start a new paper in Georgetown to be called the Scott County Democrat Important Change on The Frankfort Cincinnati Two New Trains No 2 train will leave at sJ30 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 m ii arrives at 840 No 5 leaves Frankfort at 1 15 p m and arrives at 4 p in No 8 leaving at 430 will connect C 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 ¬ ¬ The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egg of last mouth but theres a difference in another respect and that difference is worth money Its just so with laundry The difference between good work and poor is slight to the unpracticed discernment but its a different- - that counts every time Its a difference that changes your laundry bill from an expense to an investment We do good work it will cost no more than poor work but us worth double the difference Boupbon Steam Laundry can save big money by having yon papering done now by J T Hinton YOU There are eggs and eggs ings of the crowd because of the strik- ¬ ing of Joan domesHaving been solicited by a number of flllfvpicture IitUamDarby andnAnttmnknAu 4W UiiIt persons to open a cooking school in Paris who haa been loudest catcalls in V Fall I z have decided to do so early flnd hootine of Mr mnflBfmift nn n this in October if a sufficient miKibt r of that moment suddenly shouted Three pupild can be secured All persons de- - cheers for the grand old woman every siring to take one or more lessons will one responded with a will Lady Beaconsfield showed similar deplease give me their names within the next few days I wish to state that I votion to Gladstones great rival on Jim yuo Always ask for Paris Mlling have made arrangements with Mr tnnrn than rna UMIK1UU VJiJC buu ttoo Jvv uU uuy nnnQcinn otmfori t hoi uneknnj anA nnv m Cos Purity flour All grocers Reiser of Louiiiieto furnish on shoit parliamentariausrecall ihe storyohow aov o u keep it Insist on having Pur ty uuulc iuuiw ua vCO luU atter having had her hand terribly ornaments tor serving same lerins crushed in the carriage door while driv- every time iug down to the house of parliament Ten lessons 4 single lesson 50c r x with Disraeli she refrained from utter- Mrs W A Johnson STOCK AND TURF NEWS ing a cry or from saying a word about her injury lest his mind should be divert Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Kte Yesterdays Temperature ed from the great and important speech Turf Notes It a which he was to deliver that night Tww fniirvnnrtr iR fhp rpninArntrirp Scott Hudson won 20000 with his was nod until he reached home and C yesterday by A J Winters noted string of horses this season found the doctor at her bedside that he of this city ¬ was made aware that she had sustained W C Whitney the New ork mil111 7am any hurt New York Herald 8 a iu 43 lionaire will purchase a farm in the 9 a m 44 Bluegrass 10 a m 46 Dancing Birds The Kentucky Association may give a 11 a m 46 One of the many strange sights on 46 two weeks race meeting at Lexington 42 m the plains of southern Africa is a party 2 p m 46 in November 3 p m 46i of waltzing ostriches Their queer an tics have been described thus For Sale Sixty good home raised 4 pm 46 When there are a number of them 5 p m 46 two year old cattle H V Thompson they will start off in the morning and 7 p m 45 Clinton ville Ky lnov2c after running a few hundred yards will J Shnms Wilson has sold forty six stop and with raised wings will whirl We are the people s friends We re- - rapidly round till tney are fifcupefied or cattle to John Roseberry at four cents per pound They averaged 1098 pounds pair your nnen ana put neck Danas on perhaps break a leg The males pose Haggard Reed free also before fighting and to make their Directum 205 has been sold by J court They kneel on their ankles E Green of San Francisco to W E InS11reinmy aency uon Spiers of Glen Falls N Y forS30 000 R B Hutchcraft is receiving 6000 Union Prompt paying reliable backward or to one side or the other bushels of bluegrass seed which he companies insures against fire while the neck is stretched on a level wicn zae DacK ana rne neaa serines cne recently purchased from Sol Van Meter willd and Storm siaes now on cue nguc now on cue at 57i cents per bushel W 0 HINTOlM Agent left while the feathers are bristling New corn is selliLg at 1 per barrel The bird appears at this time so absorbin Paris and Cynthiana Felix Ash ed in its occupation as to forget all that brook of Cynthiana bought 2000 bar- ¬ is going on around him and can be approached and caught The male alone rels last week at that price utters a cry which sounds much like Ormonde the English stallion which an effort to apeak with the mouth shut W B MacDonough bought from the tight Duke of Westminister for 150000 a Discovery of the Home of Buddha few years ago will go back to England Far away on the border of Nepal the having been sold to his former owner Before my home of Guatama Buddha has been disfor 50000 wife began using covered Buddha lived about 500 B C T e entries to the Kentucky Deiby and was the sou of the rajah of Kapila Mothers Friend for next year closed last week Wood- ¬ she could vastu A pillar inscribed by the Emhardly ford Buckner of this city have en- ¬ get around peror Asoka in the third century B C I do marks the citys site The ruins are all tered a colt by Leouatus Nettif Howell not she of brick and are covered witb jungle and a colt by Leonatus Piantress and could and so extensive that their exploration Ed Simm8 has entered a colt by King get will require years The city was deEre along stroyed during Buddhas lifetime It D 410 when n - KtCiHBHBatY9ja was a mass of ruins in A Old Pianos Wanted In trade for without Chinese pilgrim made the first Buddhist She has nw ones I want both square aud up it nowit for two his way there The buildings that are used rights now being excavated are older than any ¬ month and it is 2 S B Kirtley Hotel Windsor thing known in India heretofore Lou T RIES AT COST FOR CASH CLOSING OUT TO QUIT require all my time and attention I have therefore decided to offer my entire stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries at cost for casn inc IT ucimff r xtures This is one of the best stands in the city having a My duties as Assistant Postmaster I i J ¬ trarip anrl k n nlpnrlirl- nneninP tinr T f any one desiring to embark in a safe and sure pay mg businessx0n cfohlichpH - rch - -- S I H STIVERS w - Agent - I Wtl W LflTi - TCTTTSiftalTfl I i j 4 I Vin j A- - fj S iTtt ¬ j lr SSL -- TiKy lliiL i ¬ A HUS BAND SAYS i H voice of lace curtains I have just received a new in- ¬ ¬ ¬ think ¬ rflihest Awarded Honors Worlds DEI Fir My agency insures against her housework fire wind and storm bestSl 1 re- ¬ without trouble her a great help to She does liable prompt paying W O compani- esnon-union HINTON Agent Mothers Friend is an external liniment for expectant w s CTlila EST line of COMFORTS in Paris If you have any PAPERING to do get my prices NOW You can save BIG MONEY the latest and best things in the market You will do well to examine into these values The LARGEST and CHEAP ¬ Tliey are CLOSING OUT priees on CAR ¬ PETS and MATTINGS don Letter Sixty two Children The Havana Limited The first American railway to announce We train service for t e especial beuefit of travel to the West Indies has beeu heard from The Queen Crescent Uoute is anuounciug nfast rain known as tne Florida Havana Limited It will go into service from Cin cinnati to Tainpn Jacksonville Miami Mobile an New Orleans This expoueut of the genuine Amcricau idea of gettinr into he field early will be a complete vestibu ed service with diners obervation cars wide vestibules electric headlights and all tue paraphernal of the modern railroad train It is chiefly to be marked as being first In the field for the new territory which Is just coming under the protection of the greatest r MOST PERFECT MADE flag on earth Train will maKe fast time to Mother Friend Is sold by druggists for 1 A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free ports named and will connect with flue steamer service to various Ports in Cuba Send for our free illustrated book TOm Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Porto Rico and Jamaica It marks a new era in railroading In this country The Bradfleld Regulator Co Atlanta Ga AO YEARS THE STANDARD CREAM ¬ vmtm mothers to use It gives them strength to attend to their household duties almost to the hour of confinement It is the one and only prepara- ¬ tion that overcomes morning sickness and nervousness It is the only remedy that relaxes and relieves the strain It is the only remedy that makes labor short and delivery easy It is the only remedy that puts the breasts in condition so that swelling or rising is impossible Pont take medicines internally They epdanger the lives of both mother and child ¬ A remarkable tale of human fecundi ty is told by the London Daily News An Italian peasant woman named Gra nata married at 28 years has borne 62 children She began with a single daughter followed by six boys at a birth then by five more and these by ¬ Elegant line of Pictures and Room to be re- paired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE Send me your old furniture I T HINTON j V Mouldings triplets twice and four at a birth After this she limited herself like ordinary i women to single babies and twins but wound up with another batch of four Swedish Railways 3 i The first railroad in Sweden was opened in 1855 and the country has now in proportion to its population more railways than any other country in Europe They are owned partly by the state and partly by private corporations Sweden has the only railway in the world which passes the polar circle j e the state line from Lulea to Gel- livare in the Lapland distriot ¬ feusf3 - f THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EY TUESDAY NOVEMBER V 1898 5 TIE BODBSQH HEWS 1881 A Fairy Spectacle The Mystic Mideets will attract a PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Alfred Clay The Champion Austerlitz this county won the Championship of Ken ¬ tucky Saturday at the shooting tourna- ¬ ment of the Kentucky Gun Club at Louisville killing twenty five successive live Birds Messrs Fawcett Jake Gay George Clay Williams Fallis Harris and PragofE finished second killing twenty four birds T H Clay VttlDU au uaDctuu Killing twenty tnree Dims witn tne title of champion of Kentucky Mr Clay was presented with a handsome silver cup George Williams Clay and T H Clay Jr who finished second and third are brothers of the winner of GO TO - large audience to the Opera House Fri- ¬ Entered at the Post office at Paris Ky as day night Nearly 150 children will ecoo iiss mail matter take part in the performance which will be a beautiful spectacle in which will be seen fairies midget chinamen mid ¬ TELEPHONE NO 124 get policemen midget coons midget princes Uncle Sam bears pigs don ¬ SUBSCRIPTION PRICES keys etc Tne ladies of the Episcopal Payable in Advance S2 00 Six mouths One year 8100 Church under whose auspices the en ¬ NEWS COSTS YOU CANT EVEN GET A RE ¬ tertainment is to be given suggest that PORT FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE the people purchase tickets from the Make all Checks Money Orders Etc children as a prize has been offered to payable to the order of Champ MiLiiKR the one selling the most tickets The tickets can be exchanged without extra charge at A J Winters Cos for re- ¬ 1 Eighteenth Year rEstabllohed Alfred Clay Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mrs Catesby Woodford was in Cin ¬ Tuck TAX NOTICE served Siat8 Messrs J ¬ McMillan Talbott attorneys for Mrs ¬ Josie Matheney the next friend of Mrs Alexander tiled objections The case has been set for trial next Tuesday Nov 8th The will j which is dated June 17 O 1897 devises all her property to her S daughter Josie Alexander aged about To morrow will be All Souls Day twelve years If she dies without issue Ken ¬ the property is to be equally divided be- ¬ The last company of the Second tween Mrs Josie Matheney mother of tucky was mustered out Saturday o testator and H D Alexander brother-in-laJohn Brown of Company I Second of testator 0 M Brennan and Kentucky re enlisted in the Third Ken ¬ H D Alexander are named as executor M DickBon and M Brennan Pay your taxes at once and save six per cent penally and cost of advertising which goes on all taxes re maining unpaid De cember 1 1898 G W BOWEN B Mrs Blanche Alexanders Will The will of Mrs Blanche Alexander was offered for probate by Attorney E w tucky of Pleasure An Rev Joe Hopper preached at the Second Presbyterian Church Sunday An evening of genuine pleasure is night promised every person who attends the entertainment to be given to night at Wanted Odd Fellows Hall by Bob Smith the livery entertainer nnder the auspices of the R B HUTCHCRAFT tf ladies of the Christian Church Mr is conducting a Smith has made an enviable reputation Eld J T Shabrard revival at the Oxford Christian Church as a humorist and clever impersonator in Scott county and the people of Paris should give their former fellow townsman a cordial re- ¬ The Monday Night Literary Club ception The admission is twenty five met last night with Miss Emily Miller cents and the entertainment will begin on Duncan avenue at eight oclock John W McIlvaine has rented a Burned To Death farm in Harrison near Cynthiana and will take possession in March Mrs Mary Shiplet aged fifty three was burned to death Sunday at her Mrs P R Armstrong and daughter home near Elizabeth She was alone in Miss Bessie of Lexington are boarding the house when the accident happened at the Windsor Hotel in this city her son being away from home When Three members of the War Investi- he returned he found the house in gating Commission were in Lexington flames which were soon extinguished bv the aid of neighbors Coroner H H yesterday to inspect Camp Hamilton Roberts held an inquest Sunday and Take notice of the low pricps that the the jury retiirneda verdict that Mrs New Louisville Store are offering dur ¬ Shiplet fell into the fire during an epi ¬ See ing their stock reducing sale leptic fii and burned to death She wTas eigth page the mother of Brooks Shiplet The Watters Party of Artists are now Petitions In Bankruptcy in Mt Sterling The News recom- ¬ mends them as clever reliable artists Attorney Denis Dundon has filed and pleasant people for Jas Connors of this city a petition A new time card went into effect on in bankruptcy in the Uuited States N Sunday but there are no Commissioners office at Frankfort the L changes in the time on the Kentucky Others who filed petition in bankruptcy there last week were C M Bottomly Central branch of the road of Mercer county John C Payne of been myster-¬ Scott county and Llewellyn Church of Jesse Colvin wh has iously missing from his home in Mt Franklin county Assets and liabilities Olivet for a week was found dead in a in all the cases are small This is the etraw stack near bi8 home fourth petition filed from Bourbon 4 county Sot Current had his collar Done broken Friday by being struck by a Contracts Awarded of shingles which fell from the bundle The contracts for painting and re ¬ roof of the Ficklen building pairing the Court house were awarded last night from James yesterday Borland Saner secured A telegram at Butte Montana to Mr Wilson the contract for the painting their bid Link Ingels stated that James Ingels of this being 14225 The metal repair work placewho recently located there was was given to January Connell for critically ill with pneumonia Co will do 24 87 and J M Thomas the wood work repairing for 35 The Ed McKimey bad the thumb and contractors were required to give bond fore finger of his left had cut off by a for double the amount of the contracts circular saw last week About a year The work is to be completed by Novem ago he bad the thumb and fore finger of ber 25th his right had cut by a planer -Oakland Baron Sold Mr G H Clyner of Covington the General Secrtarv of the Railroad Warren Stoker has bought from M C A will be in Paris Sunday to Mrs Ida Stoner a half interest in the Y establish a branch railroad association famous stallion Oakland Baron 209 if the way is clear He will speak at by Baron Wilkes dam by The Moor the Christian Church Sunday afternoon for five thousand dollars Mr Stoners at 230 oclock The public generally is sister Mrs Sidney G Clay owns a cordially invited to be present fourth interest in the horse Oakland Baron has won upwards of thirty For Two nays Only thousand dollars in stakes and purses Col To purchasers of stamped linens we The other horses belonging to will furnish silks at 39ts per doz Not Stoners estate will be sold at the Wood Shauklia sale in February at ard over two dozen to any one cuptomer Brown Lexiugton Mrs Nannie New corn immediate de- ¬ - Evening 1Zj- f3 N SV ¬ cinnati 3 esterday Mrs F J Cheek left yesterday for a visii to friends in Carlisle Mr Frank Ireland is here from Chicago for a visit to relatives Mrs W A Johnson has returned from a visit to relatives in Carlisle Mrs John Feeney has returned from a visit to relatives in Richmond Mr John Barnes of Mt Sterling was in the city Sunday visitsng friends Rev E G B Mann and Mr Allie Mann were in Carlisle last week on a visit Mr John Kern of Pueblo Colora- ¬ do is the gnest of his brothers J E and C L Kern Prof Prank Walker of Sharpsburg Female College was at home on a yisit from Fridav until yesterday Rev John Reeves Presiding Elder was the guest of Mr R M Harris from Saturday until Monday Rev E H Pearce President of Kentucky Wesleyan college spent Sun ¬ day with Rev Jfi G B Mann Mrs Chas Spillman formerly Miss Lucile Joplin of Logana is spending a week with her sister Mrs W T Brooks Miss Rebecca Dudley and niece Miss Etta McClintock left yesterday for a short visit to relatives in Lexing- ¬ ton Senator J M Thomas came over Saturday from Ford to spend Sunday with his family and to register before the election Miss Annie Willis who has been the guest of Mr and Mrs Saml Willis left yesterday morning for her home in Winchester Mrs Emma Eastin of Newport who came np last week to see Mrs Wm Hukill who ha3 been ill returned home yesterday Mr Will Holler formerly of this county is very low of consumption at John the home of his brother-in-laBrown in Fayette Mr John Van Meter of Danville over in Paris Saturday to shopped spend the day with his brother-in-law w for DRESS GOODS For all the new and up to date dress ¬ - J DRESS TRIMMINGS The plain Dress Goods of this season goods including the new coverts diago- reauire fancv braids We havethem k- nals crepons Ettimines etc come to all the new designs scroll novelties- us we can please you in style and nouveautes Hercules serpentines- - etes price See these tnmming3 The City Employs Counsel The Paris City Council at its last meeting ordered that Mr T E Ash brook be employed as attorney for the city to assist Messrs Rogers Moore the city attorneys in the suit to be brought against the Paris banks for taxes alleged to be due the city Mr Ashbrook is to receive 500 and 1000 additional if the city wins the suits It ho is a is said that Mr Ashbrook member of the City Council will resign as Councilman prior to accepting the city as his client Rogers Moore will also receive additional compensation for their services in the bank suits JACKETS CAPES and COL LARETTES tailor made Jacketa latest cut and col- ¬ orings also a special lot of fur collar- ¬ ettes direct from the manufacturer Save money by buying from us G TUCKER SILKS SILKS Just received a new line of Ladies Nowhere else will you find more tiovgh elties than here We have all the new Taffettas in Plaids Stripes Checks ombre effects and plain all are beaur tieH G TUCKER 29 Main St Paris Ky tfXtM CONDONS Special MI Ij I Changes of Residence Dr ill yd Sale J T Yansant has moved from High street to the residence on the cor-¬ ner of Pleasant and Ninth streets which he recently bought from J W Davis John Schwartz has moved from Hig gins avenue to the handsome new resi- ¬ dence which he has just completed on the corner of Pleasant and Eighth streets Q Thomson and family who have been living in the Tipton property on High street have taken rooms and board at W L Davis on High street J J Yelker of the Bourbon Steam Laundry has moved with his family into a flat in the Nippert block 36 in All Wool Dress Goods 2 jc 40 in All Wool Covert oc yd 40 in Novelty Goods 39c 36 in Mixed Wool Novelty 12 1 2C 68 in Bleached Table Linen 50c 3 100 doz Extra value Bleached Cotton jc worth 8 10 4 Sheeting ijc and 18c worth 20 and 25c- Outing Cloth 5c to 8 1 3C a yard New line of Penangs at 3 2C per yard HANDSOME PICTURE WITH 5 PURCHASE 1-30--- 4 size Dinner Napkins V I 1 Successful Ascensions Jack Cassell an aeronaut employed by the WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF A W n Fremont Amusement Company made a fine balloon ascension from the N depot Alexander lot near the L He made a para- ¬ Saturday afternoon chute descent and landed on Mrs Sue Morans place in East Paris The- bal- ¬ loon landed on a nearby telephone wire Saturday night at ten oclock he made Mr W L Yrkes another ascension landing on the Wyatt Mr and Mrs R A Woolums who farm East of Paris The afternoon as have been visiting relatives in the city cension was witnessed by a number of left Saturday for their new home in Presbyterian ministers who were en route home from the Synod meeting at Newport News Va Mrs Carrie Davis an agreeable Carlisle lady who has bsen visiting Mr and Mrs The Heathen In Trouble 3 McClintock on East Third street J C C Moore editor of Bluegrass has returned to her home in Carthage Mo Blade and J E Hnghes of Lexington paper were arrested Mr Hiram Barkley of Kansas who prints the by Deputy U S Marshal Con City Mo formerly of Clark county is Saturday circulating yi6iting in Kentucky and is now the McCarthy on the charge of love guest of Mr W H McMillan in this unmailable matter regarding free They were arraigned yesterday at Louis ¬ city ville before Judge Barr and weie ad- ¬ Mrs Annie Daniels of Sturgeon mitted to bond in 1000 each They Mo and Mrs Jennie Daviess and Miss will be tried in U S Court at Cincin ¬ Sallie Coleman of Harrodsburg have nati returned home after a visit to Mrs J A Boxing Carnival R McChesney Private Joe Evans of Co B Fourth Brutus Clay of Lexington and Nat Kentucky was in the city Saturday en of Mt Sterling have been route to the regimental camp at Annis Wilson to box twenty rounds for a de ¬ ton Ala He had been visiting his old matched cision and a purse in this city on home in Maysville November 14th Mr Henry Lloyd of Mason who Special For Two Days was a participant in the battle of Santiago was in the city yesterday the Get ready now for our embroidery ex ¬ guest of Mr Albert Hinton He has hibition in January A diamond ring been ill of fever since his return from will be given as a premium - IMPORTED SUITMS AM TROUSERINGS FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL whezj p FXTDE MUSTtOTTA S v VT TTXOPS E TIPTON Cutter J If youiscannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches vouz eyesight failing and should have immediate attention Imperial spectacles aud eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred ands made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity aud co sequeutly of greatest durability united with the utmost llghtuess and elegance When both frames aud lenses are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for they are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor 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Women day for a visit in Shelbyville Tenn be- ¬ Cn Sunday morning at Knoxville fore returning to her home in Tuscaloo- ¬ Tenn to the wife of J hi Martin nee sa Ala Bettie Allen a daughter Mrs Keith Culbertson and Miss Sue -Spears of New Albanv Ind are visit- ¬ keep up with the times and We ing the family of Capt Ed Spears you will find large selected line of They will leave this morning for Louis Reefers and Boys overcoats at ville where Mrs Culbertson expects to Price Cos and at the right make her future home price Rev W J Do ran Methodist pastor of the Kelat circuit pteached in Millers- burg Suuday and was the guest of Rev A Young Composer W F Vaughns family in this city yes terdav Mr Doran has invented a gas aged fourteen lighting machine secured a patent Miss Juanita Hudson years who is making her home with Mr and put the machine ou the market and Mrs R M Harris has composed a Several have been sold in this city splendid battle march tvhich will be Thursday and Friday If you dont published at au early date by Cincinnati parties Besides being a talented musi- ¬ forget the dates you can secure bar ¬ cian Miss Hudson is a claver declaimer gain in stamped linens and silks at having won a medal at the Graded Mrs Nannie Browns School Contest at Harrodsburg two If your Boys from 3 to 15 years PARIS VERSUS MT STERLING years ago ¬ Edgar who has been visiting her aunt Miss Kate Edgar and Miss Bessie BIRTHS MANY but when the subject is our tine laundry work they are all linked in one and that is that the laundry work done- our and perfect methocfo np-to-da- br te lJSt - -- fcOPVlOliT l3sjf gives more genuiue satisfaction for its beauty of color and exquisite finish in shirt collar or cufLthan yon can obtain anywhere else Hi Biueps CMwi The Bourftou Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR Telephone No 4 JSKO Proprietors V t 4 HOW ARE THESE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY 100 lbs 100 lbs Export Cattle Sold sold 113 export cattle to Louis Joseph The Baptist Meeting Rev Z Benj Woodford or near Paris has - Sulzberg at agent for Schwartzchild 175 per cwt W H Fisher of Paris has sold thirty two export cattle to the same buyer at 4 50 per cwt They are to be delivered in November Jonas Weil has bought fifty 1480 lb export cattle from Junius Clay at 475 per cwt Mr Weil purchased 520 ex- ¬ port cattle in Mason and Fleming last ¬ week and sold last week over 200 feeders to Mr C Alexander Ml -- s T Cody who has been you will save money nieachintr two excellent sermons at the Baptist Church every day for the past About The Bowlers two weeks has been prevailed upon to continue the meeting until to morrow The Log Cabin savs that a Cynthiana night Miss Nannie Coulthard united team will challenge the winner of the with the church Sunday night The Paris Mt Sterling bowling games meeting has been well attended and At Cynthiana certain afternoons are much good will result from it reserved for the lady bowlers Mrs Top and Storm overcoats for Henry Wilson has scored 115 and Mrs men from 5 to 25 at Price C Lebna and Miss Elizabeth Lebus and have each scored 111 Gos I old need a good all wool knee pants suit which is sewed with Cos where silk call at Price AT THE PASTIME ALLEYS Id old Louisville Store opp courthouse Paris Ky 100 12 Purity Flour Crystal Flour lbs Granulated Sugar lbs Lard 2 00 12 1 95 12 6 00 12 1 1 WEDNESDAY NIGHT NOV 2 v Gme called at 8 oclock Admission for Spectators 15 12i lbs Bacon Hams per pound Picnic Hams per pound Breakfast Bacon per pound Arbuckels Coffee per pound cans Corn cans Tomatoes cans Table Peaches 00 12 cans Mincemint CO 12 cans Pie Peaches 10 3 bars Washing Soap 08 Matches per box 10 Best Tomato Catsup 10 Macaroni per package- 955 95 1 2Qv 1 00e 955 05 0 09 - 3 o cents Fruits of Every Variety at Reasonable Prices public before and after the match at ten cents per person per game Note The alleys will be open fothe G5p N Next PRRRIS Doorto Postal Telegraph Office 1 v- - 6 THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS EX TUESDAY NOYEMBER LOVE AND PET ME NOW Take my withered hands in yours Children of my soul Mothers heart is craving love Mothers growing old See the snows of many years Crown my furrowed brow As Ive loved and petted you Love and pet me now Lay your hands upon my head Smooth my whitened hair Ive been growing old the while Youve been growing fair you toiled and I have not why orprayed for how Ask loved and petted you As Ive Love and pet me now Take my withered hands in yours Children of my heart Mdthers growing ol your love Makes of life sweet part Touch with love my faded cheek Kiss my anxious brow As Ive loved and petted you Lrove and pet me now Take my withered hands in yours Hold them close and strong Cheer me with a fond caress Twill not be for long Youth immortal soon will crown With its wreath my brow As I loved and petted you Love and pet me now in yours Take my withered handsprove This your heart will tf you owe me anything Pay the debt in love Press me in your strong young arms Breathe a loving vow That as I loved and petted you Youll love and pet me now --Mrs R A Windes in Chicago Standard will he ample and 1 2898 Their horses are jhere THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 188L Published Every Tuesday and Friday by NATURE CHISELED HIM FOR IT ft FkJi I He Was u Collector and No Better Man for His RnsiiiCHM Conld Be Found Theres the best collector in Detroit and the head of the lirm indi been bestowed ¬ ¬ cated the man on whom the praise had ingenuous face He got his job just as he gets money from debtors that are bad pay He came right to uae and asked for employment I tollhini we were not in need of anyone and fol- ¬ lowed the usual Lorm in telling him to call again He took the invitation lit ¬ erally walked around tlie block and dropped in to make another applica ¬ You told me to call again he tion said Want a good man I did the usual thing once more carelessly ask ing him to call again Another trip around the block and he put in his third appearance once more informing re that he was a good man in search of a job f tried him again and he proved to be a four time winner Then it slrxick me that he would make a collector if he carried liis per sistenc3 into his work and he has proved a wonder He has realized on old accounts that we had given up as hopeless long ago simply wearing debtors down to where they would pay rather than be bothered any further One sharp rascal who makes no pretense of paying his debts told our phe- ¬ nomenon that he would havesto get up very early in the morning to get any thing out of him Our man was at that fellows house at 2P0 am routed him cut and actually got the money He never tires andi never lets go Another maddened debtor told him to sing for his money and Old Reliable simply took a stool in thet office and sawed away on Oiu Grimes is Dead till he got the cash lies an odd stick but Detroit hes a world beater ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ He doesnt look it Xq nor anjthing like it et I be- ¬ lieve that hi appearance is about 90 per cent of his stock in trade Just size him up Did you ever see a more An Army Wife BY CAPTAIN CHARLES KING Copyrighted 1896 Grafton was on the point of bidding her remember that she had refused a chance of talking with him earlier that night but refrained He looked back across the sallow moonlit surface of the parade to where the oil lamps were burning blearily in the guardroom He He has gone is not there said he down to the corrals But a happy thought striking him in less than ten minutes he will be coming through here on his rounds I gave him the key of our rear gate Its warm and pleasant aut here You might hail and halt him as he enters Meantime there had been a sore sore hearted young wife farther up the row As wrath and passion sobbed themselves away and the devil of jealousy wore itself out and the thought of Randys patience and gentleness and of all that Mrs Hayne had said of his unflagging tenderness and love poor Florence began to wonder if she had not angered him beyond repair nis last act had been one of fond thoughtful care He had spread the shawl over her and lingered over it as though he loved ugly to touch her mad miserable as she had been and she had hateful spitefully thrown it off She picked it up now and strove to arrange it as he had done but could not She arose and bathed her face and eyes and gazed out over the now deserted parade She had not even stirred when the Riflers marched away She paced the floor again and felt that she was weak and ¬ until I do I cannot rest now ently clinging to his arm the two dim ngurcs seemingly linked together blending in one vague indistinguish ¬ able yet damning shape and then all grew dark to her as though a pall had been dropped from the starrv hpnvpns hiding from sight the sin and woe of a reeling world CHAPTER XI Mrs McLane Merriam was saying at the moment interrupting the plead ing weeping womanwho was clinging to his arm it is useless to talk of it Had you let me know why you wished to see me all the pain of this meeting could have been avoided Every paper I had was given to Mr Parry your law- ¬ yer months ago I know less about the matter probably than you do and now forgive me but I must go at once Almost forcibly he drew her clasping hands from his arm and turningsharp ly and without another word to the cringing woman hastened on through the narrow pathway that led between Graftons cottage and that to the east ¬ ward and presently emerged again into the moonlight at the back of the house going straight to the captains stable For a moment his late companion stood there at the trellis staring after him in mingled misery and incredulity She had planned it well She had marked his coming just as Graftonhad said had hurried down to the shady aisle be- ¬ tween the quarters and halted him there astonished at her daring He would have walked a dozen miles that night rather than see her at all but to meet her this way to feel that he was trapped made Merriams blood boil with wrath His voice though was stern and cold as he bade her say why she wished to see him But her aim was to dietain to soften to charm and then to plead and she had a dreadful dread- ¬ ful story to tell and none to tell it to but him Even then she Avas balked for Merriam bluntly bade her omit the stor as he knew all he needed to know and come to the point at once Whatt could she want of him Advice sym pathy she cried and for advice he re- ¬ ferred her to her lawyer for sympathy she must not come to him She must have some purpose in calling on him what was it And then it proved to be the packet with certain papers given him by the young miner in the Mes ealero It was turned over to your lawyer long ago said Randy and then she burst into tears and said she was undone and wailed Oh Randy Ran ¬ dy what can I what am I to do And he suggested gravely courteously but positively that she should at once go indoors while he went on his way His heart was bitit against her as he strode outbeyondthefencelineand aft- 9 I the mesa straight for that monte aack across by F Tennyson Necly Fannie McLane a young Chapter I invited to visit the Graftons widow is at Fort Sedgwick Her sister tries to dis- ¬ suade her as Randolph Merriam whom she had jilted for old McLaneand his bride are stationed there Chapter II Fannie McLanes wedding causes family feeling A few months later she while traveling with her husband meets Mcrriam on his wedding trip Chapter III Some time previous to this Merriam had gone on a government sur- ¬ vey fallen ill and had been nursed by Mrs Tremaine and daughter Florence A hasty note from Mrs McLanes stepson takes him to the plains Chapter IV Young McLane dictates to Merriam a dying message which is sent to Parry a young Chicago lawyer and Reply brcther-in-Iaof Mrs McLane to swoon He is taken to causes Merriam the Tremaines calls fcr Florence Press Engagement of Florence Chapter V Tremaine to Merriam is announced wed- ¬ A HUNG JURY ding shortly follows Chapter VI Mr McLane is mysterious- ¬ ly shot in San Francisco Merriam is U ill Ten Minutea So It Was Fixed greatly excited when he reads account in a Community Would Be papers While still in mourning Mrs Mc- ¬ Lane prepares to visit Fort Sedgwick Proud of It Chapter VII Mrs McLane arrives at the fort Merriam is startled at the news Carefully detaching an irregular and he and his wife absent themselves chunk from the massive slab of black from the formal hop that evening Chapter VIII Mr and Mrs Merriam jack the landlord of the Miners pay their respects to the widow on an his remarks Mecca proceeded with when she have Thar never wuz but one hung jury eveningother callerswould be sure tocall is many When the in Bloody Gulch an thet wuz wu Mack returned Merriam is away and his wife when Hecter wuz a pup he resumed pleads illness as excuse for not seeing Arher It all ariz out uv nuthin too Der rested Mrs McLane receives telegram par ¬¬ Chicago Your uncle stricken ringer Dick bein restless an oneasv alysis You will be summoned Secure like one day had his hand broke by a papers otherwise lose everything C M niggers head an pettishly flies tip an She faints and Is revived with difficulty Chapter IX Mrs McLane desires to see shoots ther cuss- for it Merriam Grafton persuades him to go Xow thai happened to be an even- - but the widow postpones the meeting till angelist in town at ther time an he next noon Chapter X Florence learns Merriam said ez how Dick wouldnt have got his has been to see Mrs McLane and in a j hand broke ef he hadnt hit ther negro storm of passion will not allow him an thet tharfore ther killin want to explain Then comes a brief summons to him to relieve the guard nuthin but colblooded murder Well ter humor ini we puts Dick on w SYNOPSIS became conscious that she was most unromuntically hungry and then Oh heavens how could she how could nere was Randy she have forgotten on guard up all nightf and never before since they came back from their wed ¬ ding tour had she failed when he was officer of the guard to have a delightful little chafing dish supper all ready for him at 12 oclock and he used to come over from his dutips for half an hour and eat with such an appetite and praise her Welsh rarebit or her oysters and then take her in his arms with such love and delight in his fond eyes and here and here it was one oclock ard shed utterly forgotten it Oh poor Randy reckon Look up Brady man for Gods sake Heres the lieutenant come to help Merriam knelt threw open the blue blouse and placed his hand over the heart waited a moment and shook his head His hand was dripping with blood as he drew it out All over witlh poor Brady I fear said he Run quick No 2 followed me out Tell him to hurry for the surgeon and send the litter from the hospital Who fired I did sir I hoped to bring down one of the gang but they were too far off answered the corporal as he was pulling himself up the bank Turning away from the stricken sol- ¬ dier and dabbling for a moment his hand in the stream Randy called to Cor- ¬ coran tlhe other victim who was groan ¬ ing and cursing alternately and who presently burst into maudlin tears de ¬ manding to be given a chance to stand fup against the d d greasers again that he might annihilate the entire party It was evident that a subtler enemy had downed him even before the Mexican took hold He was only slight ¬ ly injured physically but his money was gone All Randy could extract from him was that there had been a game and he wouldnt pay up because the greasers were cheating and they chased him and Brady and overtook them and used their knives Buxton was still up and full of his project of sending the patrol of ab- ¬ sentees and the band just as soon as the Riflers train should have started Re heard the call for the surgeon and promptly turned out in person The sleepy horses of the patrol were stand- ¬ ing meekly and wonderingly at the guardhouse when the distant shot was fired and borrowing one the sergeant galloped out When Bux appeared he borrowed another and one for the sur- ¬ geon Then after hearing Merriams brief recital he ordered him to mount forthwith take the entire patrol and gallop in chase of the greasers to be continued I H A SMITH Office i c ott G 8 Varda A 8 O 1 Oflica Hours to 12 a m to 5 p GEO W DAVIS PEALER IN j Furniture Window Etc Cloths Carpets Mattresses Shades Oil Special attention giy ing and Repairing to OnderUfc Main Street - - - Paris Ky DOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK SMITH SHOr FOE SALE I t DESIRE to sell my house and Ofc with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky il3oct tf ¬ sEEiKrG- 3 898 - TREES PLANTS VINES I The Bluegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ thing for Orchard Garden Lawn No Aeents Strawberry and general nureerv cat ¬ alogue on application to 14 H F HILLENMESER Lexington Ky Telephone 279 1 3 CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD CRAWFORD BROS E3s3pe31 3337loo3Ei Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts must be starving Fe j i I trial foreman uv ther jury an gathers three trusty cumfreers bout im which ther same Bill sez is ernuft 12 bein too many for nice sociable poker So they be gins deliberatin in ther back room of Red Hawkins saloon Two days go by an theyre still de iberatin Amither piled up au they bawled out through ther keyhole thet they wuz still deliberatin but it didnt go We breaks in an finds em all dead drunk On inveslygatin we finds theyve knocked ther bungholes out ¬ We makes Dugjuice Bill uv all what whisky they hadnt been able ter consoom run out on ther floor An ter cap it all we ketches cm tryin ter fill ther barrls with water Winter wuz jes settin in an ther idee uvgoin without redeye till spring together with ther dastardly trick uv ringin water in on us wuz moren we could stand So we turns to an in lessn ten minutes fixes up a hung jury thet any cniunity could hev been proud uv N Y ther barrls in ther room an let Journal It 1 P lA rV Ifo k I S1 Ii is- woman stood between him and the door It was Mrs McLane and she began at once tard halt a teaspoonful salt a little I have been waiting anxiously fcr initter and pepper one cupful of vine you captain Dear Harriet has gone to gar Boil a fw minutes and pour over her room tired out and I thought Mr hot N Y Ledger Whittaker would never go T fairly had to send him Mr Merriam is officer of Prohulily the Case The ifiRetMy of work is not so great thVgruard Could T see him could you late me t him minute If in J is fln 5aafty of good men Atchison 1 can talk nth him three mitnites it ink ¬ -- IikIkcu Suirid Cut some very thin slices oil a rump teak and rub into both sides of these a quantity of salt and pepper set these slices to dry in a cool oven and when completely browned put aside to cool wash and shred seme lettuces sprinkle salt and pepper between tho pieces as they are arranged in a salad bowl cIioxj the meat exceedingly small add Hie mince to the lettuces and mix pour over salad dressing and garnish with fragments of onions dried very brown and crisp in a frying pan with a little butter and a handful of rice boiled ju id then fried at the same time as the K onion Drain both quite free from fat adding to the salad Boston vbefore Globe Ten Myths Three eggs a little salt flour lo mix so it can be rolled out very thin Cut into circles and fry in very hot lard Scraps of fresh fish hashed and mixed vitli mashed potato are fine sea ¬ soned made into oblong pats like fish rolled in cracker crumbs and fried brown in hot lard Ladies World Apple Snluil One bunch of celery cut fine three Jarge apples cut in small pieces with Dressing Two eggs half a scelery cupful of sugar one teaspoon ful mus ¬ CHAPTER X Continued One oclock came and the call had gone from sentry to sentry thanks to the breathless stillness of the air and the moon was climbing high and Dux was still up and swearing A wire came out from the Junction that the special would not be there for two hours so the Riflers had stacked arms unslung packs and were snoozing or skylarking as suited their humor The colonel had given permission for a dance at Miguels The band was play- ¬ ing and there was jollity in the wind Dux said he wouldnt have the cavalry mixed up in any such tomfoolery how- ¬ ever and the patrol was saddled and ready to start Grafton coming back from his stable where he had gone to personally see to the selection of the mounts required stopped and drew Merriam to one side Im sorry for the needless trouble you took this evening Merriam I had hoped that Mrs McLane would see you and have done with it Another dis- ¬ patch came for her three hours ago and it seems to have roused her to action She was up and dressed in time to see the regiment off and now I presume shes flirting with Whittaker There are lights in the parlor At all events the orderly hasnt fouiM him and Bux may send you after the stragglers in town Then I reckon Ill start ana make the rounds and get out of the way By the way captain I said Handy hope your private stable is well secured We have only one sentry on that whole front now aud that matched team of yours is a powerful temptation to Bravo horse fanciers I mean to make two or three trips around the row to night Well then I can save you several hundred yards Merriam said Graf- ¬ ton fumbling in his pocket Take the short cut through 1113- - yard There are no private horses between me and the cast end of the line you know Heres the key to the rear g ate Merriam took it and thanked him heartily night The lights were still burning dimly in the parlor as Grafton reached his quarters but the slender form of a to the corrals first said he and then come over your wav Good Ill go for-just-- a -- tumbled wrapper and had bustled downstairs and lighted the parlor lamp to signal Randy to come home and be fed and forgiven and then she ran ¬ sacked the cupboard and started her fire and then peeped over toward the distant guardroom and saw 110 sign of his coining She trotted through the kitchen and banged lustily at Hop Lings door and bade him rise and go summon his master but the menial an- ¬ swered not He too had slipped away to the Junction not so much to see the Riflers off as to have a shy at fan tan and Florence was alone Never mind She had been born and reared in garri- ¬ son No one could teach her the ins and outs of post life Why shouldnt she run across the wide dimly lighted flat and surprise her darling at his desk and bid him come home with her and let her twine herself about him and have a happier crj as she told him how weak and wicked and cruel and hateful she had been and beg to be taken back into his love and trust Yes yes well she knew that he was too noble too grand to treat her sternly coldly be- ¬ cause of her tempestuous outbreak It was all because she loved him so loved him so that it was torture to think any other woman could claim or hold or even attract him With brightening eyes with bounding heart she threw over her head and shoulders a light wrap and stepped out on the piazza Somebody was coming across the pa ¬ rade from the guardhouse even now He was still too far away to be recognized but as he halted one minute and turned as though to listen to the sen- ¬ tries just beginning to call half past one the moonlight glinted on the steel scabbard and she knew it must be Randy Then he was coming to her after all and she need not have to seek him and be the first to make up as she used to say in girlish days The call went round with echoing ring and then on came her loving husband again ilow she loved that martial stride of now erect and strong and sol- ¬ his dierly he seemed How why he wasnt coming straight to her He had reached the flagstaff There lay the beaten pathway right before his eyes and hers He must see the bright lights of his home bidding him come and find love and welcome But he had turned away was walking not toward the west end but straight for the middle of the row straight to where the Graftons lived where that woman lived But that meant nothing Oh no Florence well knew that meant noth- ¬ ing Had he not said only a little while before that never would he see or speak with her without coming first to his wife his Florence and letting her know Yet why should he go thither at this hour of the night That was not ine way to the sentry posts Uncon- ¬ sciously she approached the edge oE the piazza she saw him reach the roa- ¬ dwaysaw him cross it saw him mer- ¬ ciful God could she believe her eyes A saw him enter what must be the Graftons gate and then become lost in the shadows of the row Hardly know ¬ ing what she did Florence sped madly down the steps out through the gate and almost running down eastward along the walk Kearing the Graf tons she pressed her hand to her heart to still its mad pounding and as she came opposite the parlor window she noted that the lamps were burning dimly late as it was Could he have entered Breathless dazed she clung to the picket fence for support not knowing what to do next and then the blood seemed to turn to ice in her veins for somewuere close at hand just beyond those sheltering vines she heard voices his voice and hers low toned earnest ah passionate for she heard her mur ¬ mur Oh Randy Randv and stepping quickly forward saw her just around the corner of the trellis appar- ¬ In ten minutes Mrs Merriam had bundled up her dishevelled hair donned some more becoming gown than the rsjzij j- c- - r ffiJa 5 - s vi -- in - j yi - VL r 1 j Sho heard her murmur Oh Heady 2tanay rt ercarefullyinspeetingthe doors of Gra- ¬ ftons stable he closed and locked the gate He wished now mare than ever to hurry on westward and enter his own little home and surprise Florence With grateful eyes ho had noted the parlor lights and interpreted them as indicating that she must be well over the unreasoning stage of this her first and he prayed God her last jealous trouble He turned toward his own gate intending only to glance at the other stables on the way and give the sentry additional orders but when he got so far toward the western end of the row as to enable him to distinguish any object as big as a man he found to his vexation that there was no sentry there at all and that he must retrace his steps and look for him toward the other end It was a backward tramp of over 300 yards and he was irritated enough to feel like scoring the sentry when finally he came upon him You shouldnt be here sir he be ¬ gan after the customary challenge and reply Where you are most needed is along toward the other end where there are private horses in flimsy stables I knew sir said the soldier prompt ly but theres something amiss out there on the road toward town I heard a scuffle aud cries for help and then a running down into the creek bottom The corporals gone out to see Im afraid theres been blood spilt sir Aud even as they stood and listened The still night air was split by the loud report of a carbine echoed back from the opposite wall of the shallow nar ¬ row canj on It was followed almost instantl b a cry for aid Come right along shouted Merriam to the sentry and he sprang away in the direction of the alarm Xevermind your post A run of nearlj 400 yards crossing diagonally the Junction road as they Tan brought the lieutenant to the edge of the chasm at a point where one could see some distance down the stream the sentry panting several rods behind The moonlight was faint but still sufficient to enable him to make out the form of a man apparently crawl ¬ ing on hands and knees up the bank while another lay motionless close to the waters edge Over this latter Corp- ¬ oral Mahoney was bending imploring in Randy went grief stricken tones bounding down the abrupt slope sure- ¬ footed as a goat Whats the matter corporal What IS it i Brady sir stabbed to death Im fraid There was three of em on him jandmore at poor Corcoran yonder Mexieans all zi em and they lit out t Foibles of Great Men The weakness of a great man is often that feature which contains the most interest for the student of human na-¬ ture It may be of interest to know that Napoleon set aside 4000 a year for dress5 Unfortunatelj he had a weakness for white breeches and often while wholly absorbed in state affairs he would spill ink or coffee on those deli- ¬ cate troxisers which he would hasten to change upon discovering- the spots This circumstance cost the blameless but timid Comte de Remusat his place as master of the robes The emperor spoiled his clothes so frequently that the imperial tailor was constantly re- ¬ ceiving fresh orders and 4000 became insufficient to meet the bills The mas- ¬ ter of robes was foolishly afraid to men- ¬ tion the subject to Napoleon and con- ¬ tinued to give unsatisfactory replies to the insistent tailor who became press- ¬ ing in his demands At length becom- ¬ ing exasperated the tailor took the bold step of complaining to Napoleon who learned with astonishment and anger that he owed his tailor G000 he paid the bill and at the same time dismissed the frightened Comte de Remusat I hope said the emperor smiling and frowning at the same time at his newly appointed master of robes that you will not expose me to the disgrace of being dunned for the breeches I am wearing Waverly Magazine Only One Thinjr Laclclng A number of traveling men were talk-¬ ing about the singular experiences they have at various small hotels throughout the northwest Somebody referred to Dennis Foley whose hotel at Menno in Hutchinson county S D i very popular with the boys because of its genial landlord One of the tour- ¬ -- JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Call Your work ia promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable n jflCtk YRU PINDIGESTION P EP38hi CURES I DR CALDWELLS -- i lESAPSffiE 1 01 EL t f ft T k TIME TABLE EAST BOUND v if y Louisville Ar Lexington Lv Lexington JLv 1115am 840pm llrJiam 850pm S10ara wSOpm JLvVlnohe8ttrll58im fl23pni IfclSam 60pz ywjpin 7lfej Ar Mt 830am 800pm f Ar Washington biamH4upm Ar Philadelphla lOMiam 705pm 1240nn 90Spa Ar New York WEST BOUND sierunfejpm Ar wmcnesier 7auam iiupm ei warn zsopi 800am 520pm 755am 345di Ar Lexington 911am S0pm Ar trankfort Ar Shelby vlllel0 01 am 720pm 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville t Trains marked thus f ran daily x cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reerrations of any information call on ists remarked F B Carr N R It W Barney Pan Ky irGioxaE Agent L Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky You would know of course - Dennis is a thorough Irishman al- ¬ though he hasnt a very broad brogue Hutchinson county is settled almost ex- ¬ The COAST LINE to MACKINAC clusively by Russians and the town 3 TAKE THE of Menno is named after the great re ¬ ligious reformer who founded the Men nonite church to which so many of the Russians belong One day I was talk ¬ ing to Dennis about liis experiences in the town and county and 1 said to him V Why is it Dennis that you havent iS tried for some office here where you MAOKSrsSAO have lived so manj years and where DETROIT you have such influence PETOSKEY 4I did try for an office once he re ¬ CHSCAGO plied I ran for sheriff and lacked only one thing of winning 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers What was that I asked The Greatest Perfection yet attained in Boa All- that 1 lacked of being cviff Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistid Furnishing Eliicicnt Service Sioux City insuring the Decoration and of was the Russian vote highest degree Journal COnFORT SPEED AND SAFETY Won Four Tmps per Week Between She si- ¬ Mary said Mr Thomas when a Toledo Detroit Mackinac lence fraught with unpleasant mean ¬ MARQUETTE PETOCKEY THE SOO ing had followed his first altercation AND DULUTK LOV RATES to Picturesque Mackinac anA Yes said with his young wife From When a man Return including fleals and15 Berths Detroit Mary interrogatively Cleveland 18 from Toledo from and his wife have had a a difference EVERY EVENING said Mr Thomas with a judicial air and each considera the other at fault Between Detroit and Cleveland which of the two do you think should Connecting at Cleveland 7ith Earliest Traina reconcil- ¬ for all points S ist Scalh and SoiUliwct and at make the first advance toward Detroit for all joints Korth Northwest iation The wiser of the two said Sunday Trips Jur e July Augustand September Only 5ij and Mrs Thomas promptly and so my EVERY DAY BETWEEN dear Ill say at once that Im very Cleveland PutinBay Toledo sorry It occurred to Mr Thomas that Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address it might have been as well for him to ft A SCHANTZ a r a DETnOJT MCH make the first advance after all but Belroit and Cleveland Steam Hai Ba he thoughtfully refrained from saying T58 so Youths Companion OESSS Wise Father The Shortest Line and When Mr Rudyard Kipling was a lad I he Best Serv ice between he went on a sea voyage with his father Cincinnati and the J ummer Mr Lockwood Kipling Soon after the Resorts of the Great Lakes vessel got under way Mr Kipling went below leaving the boy on deck Pres- ¬ ently there was a great commotion over-¬ head and one of the ships oilicers rushed down and banged at Mr Kip ¬ Mr Kipling he cried lings door your boy has crawled out on the yard AND THE GREAT MK65 arm and if he lets go hell drown Yes said Mr Kipling glad to know that nothing serious was the matio 3 Trains Dally between Academy but he wont Jet go CIMCIMMATl aad DETROIT C that wfam MmiiJ TWTnif---Nya- hefilli2P npir - 1 - -- v l fillXBllj IIGHIfiAN 4 V - SVvi- - 1 v mSSSSM MMSJl t J i il inMiii - inarnffMPPiPfpivwmipvmiVP 23E v n -- r V mi j THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1898 jfev- - r jrinrms mTii jsvt nzre wl II w a i swr ilVUU - tf A rf A NATION OF DYSPEPTICS From the Mountaineer VValhalla N Dak The remorse of a guilty stomach is what a laree majority of the people are suffering with to day Dyspepsia is a characteristic American disease and it is frequently ctated that we are a nation of dyspeptics Improper food hurried eating mental worry exhaustion any of these produce a lack hi vitality in the system by causing the blood to lose its life sustaining elements The blood is the vital element in our lives and should be carefully nurtured Restore the blood to its proper condition dyspepsia will vanish and good health follow For example in the county ot Pembina North Dakota a few miles from Walhalla resides Mr Ernest Snider a man of sterling integrity whose veracity cannot be doubted He says A WAY TO SETTLE IT -- LJ N 11 ii I JVvi Mt t n V -- m vi rI v i- - i i y rii I I 1 nr Jt jmimi ¬ They Were Rivals and There Was a Chance for Trouble But ft Peace Prevailed Now then sir I think we have a little business with each other Suppose we settle it right here know what you mean Say look here You and I are courting the same girl and naturally we dont like each other Thats the trouble isnt it Thats it and we dont need to waste many words over it either We wont I would like to oceupv vour time just about two minutes however and if we cant settle this thing without fighting Im your man from a Cuban machete to a Philippine parang or any other weapon belonging either to normal or to expanded Rcvenpre Is S weet Ah sighed the faded beauty gaz ¬ ing cynically in the glass would I were a soldier brave Why queried her maid in some alarm Whatever put such an idea into your head Because then instead of time mark ¬ 2sT ing me I could mark time Y -- How It Begnn Mrs Dixon Your husband paid me such a pretty compliment yesterday Mrs Hixon Indeed What did he say Mrs Dixon Why he said that I rI Public opinion is divided as to the wisdom of keeping the Philippines Wise statesmen are found on both sides of the question Public opinion however is all one Tvay iu regard to the wisdom of everybody keeping For this purpose Hostetters their health Stomach Bitters is widely used This medicine is buth preventive and cure for malarial fevers stomach disorders torpid liver and impure blood It is agreeable to weak stomachs and soothing to the nerves Shall We Keep tke Philippines EE6AINED HEALTH Gratifying Letters to Mrs Pink-hp-- m FromEappy Women ¬ I Owe You My Idfe ¬ ever Mrs Hixon Oh Im not much sur- ¬ Journal prised at his saying that The doctor told him the other day that he was A Modern Difficulty threatened with softening of the brain Tis useless to labor with patience and tact Chicago Daily News For surprises are certain to burst What hampers original thoughts is the fact A Victim of CircnniHtances That the old thinkers thought of them The small boy was looking very mofirst Washington Star rose Whats the matter inquired his EXPLAINED AT LAST companion Well to tell the plain truth I guess I It I Im jealous Its just my luck Im not lit s UiVC v old enough to go to war nor young enough to be the baby and so far as any chance of being the pride and pet of the household is concerned Im clear out of it Washington Star The Doctors Disagreed Xot the Thins Sow I became seriously ill three years ago I want your daughter he wrote to The doctor gave me medicine for indigestion I had but I continued to become worse the old gentleman several physicians at intervals who gave me Come and get old genwas looked younger and handsomer than ¬ America UWvlVH- you kill me You Even if you escaped hanging it wouldnt do you any good She would never look at jou again Suppose I kill you I couldnt marry her either But you wouldnt get much satisfaction out of that You wouldnt be in a position to do any crowing Suppose we kill each other If the girl cares for either of us it would So whats the good of break her heart Wrhy not arbitrate the case fighting coudnt marry the girl Suppose Jin toss up anyway One of us stands a show as the other and it Dont Neglect a Cough Take Some Hales wouldnt muss things up as a fight with Honey of Horehound and Tar instanter deadly weapons would We can state our Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute case and leave the decision to the arbi- ¬ trator But great Scott Whom could we get to get en Aye see faller feelin sad all tern Aye mat at hes liver an pity hem Denver do the arbitrating Timed Sun Suppose we leave it to the girl herself All rieht I hadnt thought of that Rso b Cure for Consumption has saved me Chicago Tribune many a doctors bill S F Hard3 Hop- ¬ kins Place Baltimore Md Dec 2 94 Yes Arbitrate it Its a as good The jjublishers of the New York Ledger announce the discontinuance of that publication as a weekly and its appearance in future JjS a monthly The Ledger was founded by Robert Bonner Tne world knows the history of that venture He took into his work new ideas and a determination to succeed Hemade the Lelger the foremost weekly in the realms of fiction World Herald Omaha Neb For Avery mistake of your own that you notice you make a dozen that you are never aware of Atchison Globe ¬ ¬ Mrs E Woolhiseb Mills Neb writes Hicks Just saw Hoglejr- - Had been to the 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blossoms close together So thick are the stalks that the pastures are like sheets of gold and at first sight seem to be buttercups in masses Arba Pierce brought some of it into the city and proposes to make a display of it at the exhibition of the horticultural society Every one has heard of the broom English and Scotch literature is full o it It was the flower of the royal house of Plantagenet In fact the name Plan taganet is the French for broom plant a genet Their ancestor the Count dAn jou wore a string of broom as a badge therefore their name The name broom is given it because of its usefulness for Ga- the purpose Worcester Mass zette A Bismarck Duel A duel in which Bismarck was once engaged had a very amusing origin It occurred when he was chief secretary of the Prussian legation at Frankfort He went much into society and one Christmas attended a big ball During the height of the festivities Bismarcks attention was directed to an exceedingly pompous individual who strutted about 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Frenchman came FOUR sailing majestically along Bismarck Mccormick o stepped forward and dropped a coin inFlowers SDafle to the hat A duel was one of the next Fruits - Passenger Traffic Mgr events Though it was with pisD B MARTIN days Tkt Agt tols Bismarck escaped unhurfc while BLUE GRASS NURSERIES Gen Pass his adversary was wounded Cincinnati 0 I LXjXj Freedom From a Terrible Slavery Everything for Orchard Lawn and At last I am thankful to say the Garden Fruit and Ornamental trees opera is dead No longer shall my soul Shrubs Roses Vines Small Fruits be corroded by the thought that I ought Rhubarb Asparagus and all stock D to be in my stall and am not No longer grown in Nurseries when I am in my stall shall I writhe Prices reasonable as we employ no Cincinnati in anger to think of the stupidity of Agents Descriptive catalogue on ap- ¬ Street tZ2o 503 W Ninth wasting my time so London Saturday plication to Ohio H F HILIiENjMEYER Paris Review -Wittfcefct the Windsor Hotel Lexington Ky Phone 279 Not Wanted i have here he began a little TUESDAY XOV S 189S poem the child of Sorry interrupted the editor but second Tuesday in each rrrrriing every CALDWELLS ml I couldnt think of taking a child away sonth Harlem Life Every leading physician from its parent KEEERENOT ¬ ¬ hew yore Wagner Sleeping Cars To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m CRAYFORD BROS Dissolution Notice of Haggard BUCKNER TOBACCO Elz5LXt BarlD 037S Si3 3C3rn3rMuu an i Fifth Sts JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Your promptly anawered solicited Prices reasonable HOUSE AND LOT AND The undersigned composing the firm WAREHOUSE CO Reed Laundry have this day June 13 1898 by mutual consent dissolyed partnership 0 E Reed as- ¬ suming all the debts and liabilities LOUISVILLE KY Those owing the firm will please settle with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J Four Months Storage Free H Haggard is not liable for debts con- ¬ tracted by above firm Independent Warehouse Signed this 13th day of June 1898 C E REED W L DAVIS Agent IJ H HAGGARD 5sp 4wks 1398 limM Paris Ky Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls work is BLACK 1 H Landman M PEPSlN YRUPINDIGESTION 11 DR R GOLDSTEIN CURES DR CALDWELLS - n i SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Sale Dinners ¬ Of 544 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky g Paris Kentucky ji v SDR pepsi ry CONSTIPATION v A- - Will be If you are going to have a sale and Ky on at the Windsor Hotel Paris DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- wish to set a dinner at a roasonable ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal price call on Saturday Oct 22 1898 ance in twelve months For further GEORGE RASSENEOSS returning once eery month Eyes ex particulars address or call on 20sept2m Ky amined and glasses scientifically Paris XJilJlt ad Jacksonville Ky Jested ISoct tf 27septf I JL-- vfsr y

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