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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. u N 1 0- - 8 CHAMP MILLER B R8QN PRINTED EVERY TUESDAYfAND FRIDAY Established Editors and Owners FEB 1 1881 4 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KYM FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4 1898 J MILLERSBURG CARLISLE News Culledfet From NO Hc CTHE ATTRACTIONS AT BROWERS ARE THE LOW PRICES INSECT HEAVY DRINKERS Butterflies Sit For Hours Sucking More Moisture Thau Needed By means of a large number of ob- ¬ servations Mr J W Tutt is able to confirm what has been stated by other ¬ To Its Always Safe Buy at Browers Because for More than twelve moijths this store has made it a rule to To gu irantee every piece ol make the lowest prices in ihe city goods that leaves the store and to show the largest most complete and cheapest line of goods in the South FLOOR COVERINGS Smiths Axminsters standard Ingrain Carpets all Tajestry Carpets wool 90c 55c 50c FURNITURE SPECIALS China Cabinets solid oak 25 Chiffoniers all woods 1500 74c to 25n0 ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS This Week Only 3 Picee Parlor Suit 15 F Carpets Furniture Wall Paper C0 ON OUR FALL AND WINTER Nicholas County Precincts Tluru om the Mercuru W Ernst Butler is much improved Died Ajlher home in Ellisville on Mrs Mary Caldwell is visiting rela- ¬ the 27th ultWAlrs Ambrose Logan tives iu Indianapolis Roly Kirklaud formerly of Sharps Perry Tucker ot the Second Ken ¬ burg is clering for T C Colli ver tucky was here Wednesday Thieves broke into the meat house of Mrs Lida Conway of Mt Steiling David StepH1ason one night last week is the guest of relatives here and stole a lot of bacon Mrs Alhert Hawe and three children James H jfaugh after a visit to his returned Wednesday to Chicago and William H brothers Sajmiel C E Bryan late of the Second Ken- ¬ left for Collhbia Mo Saturday tucky arrived home Wednesday Qnarterlp Meeting service at the Thos McClintock sold to Lexington Methodist Church next Saturday and parties nine extra trood mules this week Sunday Jachiug by the new presid- ¬ ing Elder Rev Vaughn Dr Chas Mathers sold Jonas Wiel Died Elizabeth Mc Daniel Arm- ¬ eighteen head of 1700 lb cattle at 450 strong diedFriday Oct 28th aged 61 Mrs Kate Richardson and daughter She leavesjfa husband two children Miss Mary have ret urm d to Lexington John and Kfttip and a step daughter Mrs Tom Prat her of Mayslick is the Mrs IP M Rankin guest of her sisters the Mieses Wadell N MARRIEDJ At the home of Rev Plutuiner is the first frm r to Gr Robinsomin this county on Nov 2 Albert get his tobacco otnpped ami prized and r Ollie Hamilton and Miss Mary E Robinson i tilth is conntv on Nov 2 ready to ship Mr CaesarMBrtrlow and Miss Bertha The Town Council has passed an or Kenton Rey A N White officiating dinanee charging all express companits 123 license WeAKmEyes are Msule Strong The Millersburg foot ball team will play the Palis High School team Mon dim visionjmade clear styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any day at Paris kind spedly and effectually cured by serve oysters iu the use of J3nthHr lands Eagle Eye Salve Chas Chancellor will any stye at his restaurant at ail horns Its put npiuitubes and sold on a guar- meals 23 cents tee by all good druggists Born Wednesday niirht to the wife of jeorge Jones foinierly Miss Mattit A iilfi centliary Fire Vmiont a sun Like allrofiber conflagrations strikes Mr Ralph Miller of Cincinnati one of the Baltimore ball team this season a bnpineesffian when he can least afford is visiting friends here it The ony safe way is to carry Mr J S Ball of Blue Licks will snfflcient insurance to make you safe in wed Miss Emma Hood of near this eveutjKjPwritepolieiPS for the best place on next Wednesday and as iusuranceraguipauie8 sound Perry fterson Jas Carpenter aud cheap as anyAagent Nws Notes Gathered In And About Ihe l -- ¬ Lung troubles such as pleurisy of observers that certain butterflies and acute inflammation of the lungs moths are very much addicted to drink should be carefully treated to avoid Iu a paper published in the proceedserious consequences These affec ings of the South London Entomologtions are quickly overcome by the ical and Natural History society Mr prompt use of Dr Bulls Cough Syrup Tutt says there can be no doubt that a wonderful remedy which always butterflies drink more than is required gives relief eases coughing allays by theii tissues under any possible conall inflammation and by its healing influence soon effects a thorough cure ditions He has known Polyommatus dainon to sit for more than an hour motionless except for the slight movement of sucking up and discharging the moisture almost continuously What this internal bath may really mean cannot be surmised Another important factor as to this drinking habit Cures all Lung and Throat Trouble is a strange one the tnirsty souls Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors as far as his observation goes being alrecommend it Price 25 cts At all druggista most entirely males Possibly if exact observations could be made it might be found that females in small numbers TWTTCnT r1X5 k J J am w m also visit puddles pools and streams for drinking purposes but as far as Mr 3S2T 3 X fa X Tutt has been able to discover it is the males alone who indulge in these copi- Pleasant St opj Firt Pie bterian Church ous libations while the females are away laying eggs Moths and butter- ¬ Dr Bucks old ufhYe flies of both sexes visit sugar overripe Office on first floor fruit and similar dainties bat they do so for food The males alone seem to be H trv 12 a l to 5 p v in attracted by pure water and Mr Tutt OfSce Ron suggests that their extra activity hav ing originally given them greater need TEifDlXTRAfTO in this direction a habit which was at WITHOUT PIIJT first a necessity hs become so pleasurable that excessive drinking has literal¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Trouble iUNG DcBulls Cough Svrun f ¬ L w m i w K m 0nftX Vr il - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ly become a vice NO GAS3 KO COCAINE ay MUSIC FROM HEAVEN OVERCOATS FOR THIS WEEK Our 35 Overcoats for 30 Our 30 Overcoats for 25 Pine Imported Trousers for attnw - E P Clarke were in Cincinnati week to try the tobacco market this T Porter Smith lloet tffim Paris Ky 7 and 8 VKsmpmsrsm mm flrtfflWM nTIHBilMlllill J liMfiimrtrfii if r - -- esI g ruMfcaflir jt- - i Ed Brown has returned from Shaw han where h has ueen acting as agent N in place of Mr Wilton for theu recently deceased The colored school of Shiptown is collecting books and money tor estab lishing a library Eight dollars and sixty five books were collected last Sun day Died Yesterday afternoon at his residence near this place Emanuel Mann aged eighty four years The de ceased was a lite long member of the Christian Church and has been an elder tor more than a score of years JThe deceased is snivviveJ b fonr GhildrenH- fl jr niii IT A- ¬ ¬ For RENjrgA six room residence on High StreJSgadjoining the Dan Turney residenceJHEossession given immediate- ¬ ly Appfilto J T HlNTON 1 TH ahoHSagle is noted distinct yisiSn - fit3 King1 who use Snfherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weHKfvgs styes sore eyes of any Kinu or tranuiii Leu iiua ouiu uy 11 IDssstnftEMthoseMbmfofItatJhi1MtoT Sf of All Birds keen sight clear and So are those persons aeaiersiaEKiOicenis IVTTSBE - H S STOUT Manager J D McGAXX Cutter No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure Consumption or Asthma in advanced 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 Fold by James Kennedy Druggist ipqrtrirvmtj LjvTnrrTiWH- - and Garrett Mann and Miss Mary Mann New Pianos S Br Kirtley has health The funeral will be held If it seems desirable to have a means this afternoon at two oclock at the brought in some more pianos Dont Christian Chinch fail to call at Hot1 Windsor this week of suirmoning worshipers to church why not adopt the delightful old custom 2t and 6ee them that is still observed in some south Ger Wanted Second hand Organs In man villages and in the city of Stutt R U9 3a 4 gart There four trombone players as trade for pianos cend a church tower three times a day 2 S B KirtlEy Hotel Windsor and play a solemn chorale In all my musical experience Ihavo Iiiirig Irritsition Dr never heard anything more thrilling is the forerunner to consumption will cur it aud than those majestic harmonies iu the Bells on I will give such strength to the lungs that a air which seemed to come straight FOR PLCAvSlRE PHOTOGRAPHY cough or a cold will not settle there from heaven If our churches would 10 THWtSDiY Twenty fivecents at all good druggist adopt this custom aud these celestial o ¬ at 9 30 a ni on the premises rent to sounds became associated with religious the highest bidder my farm of about 175 A Popular Hotel experiences they might arouse the dor acres located on thj Paris and Town mant devotion of many a one who othersend Turnpike just opposite Judge Always popular the Palace Hotel wise would pass the churoh door by Wards Residence about two miles from It is the easiest camera Paris Fifty acres to be cultivated in Sixth and Vine street was easily the Forum Makts the best photographs corn and 10 in tobacco I will rent it most popular hotel in Cincinnati during Swcnson Obeyed Instructions Never out ot order for a period of two years All fresh the G- A R encampment Excellent It was in an aristocratic Hydo Park Taks 4so plates that all dplprs land Terms made known on day of and polite em- ¬ home Tho well trained Englith butler keep no mattt r what make get em renting There is a small dwelling cuisine prompt service ployes and splendid mauaiiemeut has had left and the newly engaged man a auywhe house on the premises The afrer expense is least made it the best 2 and 350 per day Swede was in process of breaking in tflRS ELIZABETH REIT The Pleasure is most Callers came and he took the cards to notei m cimtrica rveucucKjans sivi Sent xtv es Mt Sterling Ky his mistress in his ungloved hands United t Statess paid anywhire in the find friends stopping at this hostelry leaving the silver card tray resting A careful hook on it sent if you ask 27sep4s quietly in the hall XOTTCE When yon bring things in here Use Parib Milling Cos Purity ADAMS WESTLAKE CO Swenson sild she use the tray It The following farms have been posted grocers is not proper to bring them in your 110 Ontario Street Chicago and we hereb7 warn all hunters that if flour for sale by all hands they are caught on any of the lands of Ask for it Take no other Yaas be replied the undersigned they will be indicted Mrs EI Firk had a new toy terrier Coughed 20 Years for trespassing guests I suffered for 25 years with a cough TheSwensonwii hed to see it and she sent MATT HOWRD to fetch it for and spent hundreds of dollars with J M HUGHES Soon there was a succession of stac- ¬ doctors and for medicine to ir avail un- ¬ J MILLbR WARD cato yelps and whines The door open- ¬ til I used Dr Bells J Q WARD This remedy makes wak lungs strong ed a very r d faced Swenson appeared FOR WOMEX JOHN B KENNEDY CATE3BY WOODFORD It has sayed my life J 15 Resell with the silver tray in his left hand and Grantsburg 111 V a tiny dog terrier held firmly down on J M HALL London Globe ROBT H FERGUSON it with the other JZzr y5 - Al fJflr TiCaI f IVlY Vtm A3 Cve JAS E CLAY W S Anderson of this place ¬ ¬ 3 geKussll5anrofrPtTr J- - iBUli f ton Hinro im5maSammM y w - Charming German Method of Summoning absolutely free fioin any after tffects Vtepnoic treatment tor painless Church Worshipers filling While religious music will doubtless live as long as religion itself there is SS 00 Set of teeth one branch of it if music it can be Upper and lower 1500 called which is luckily becoming ob50 cts up Silver filliniis solete I icfer to bells and chimes I Gold fillings 100 up shall never torgtt the look of distress Jold ci owns 500 with which a famous organist once said PainleK xrraccion 50 cts to me that wheuover he heard a set of chimes he wished he could put his ears J R AflllR 0 B 5 in his pocket 321 Main St Paris Ky In these days of 1 nickel watches opp Court house bells are no longer needed to inform 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m people when the service begins They Hours are moreover a decided nuisance and Telephone 79 often a dangerous one for they have killed many invalids whose life depend ed upon a few hours sleep which the bells murdered In KewJiTork bell ring A -XJAV MiirMMiiirfii n v liniuaajueeniireunenciygoppeu ZEoniaoa ffjawnMnaQME3nMftHgLjmMitaj 5 nviMnHBKhHByvvrrawi Kcmh or compiamrstomouoaycMrDSi count ¬ A simple application to thp gums used only by n and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and C -- ¬ -- - Iff -- wv mm -- Ate ¬ ims il Piue-Tar-Houe- y mmm m ADLAKE CAMERA ¬ ¬ - J T- 1 i mmmmwmttim OVERGAITERS Pine-Tar-Hon- ey THE STEEL ANCHOR RANGE Hasball bearing grate cant stick shakes easily under all tions up-to-dat- e Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules RAga 3 A To the Wright Mellcal Co Columbus Ohio Geuts I have purchased a box of Wrlghtb¬ Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased FOR SALE CHEAP three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others so afllictedl wish to send this letter Very truly yours Wheat stored on reasonable terms W S ANDERS03T and highest market price paid for Bold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free Cos office B M RENICK CO P S Farmers would do well to store The very best companies com- ¬ their wheat near home Of Peck P O An Old Friend A gentleman while traveling on a ¬ i I0IM tLBimi condi- ¬ 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay in all the highest best materials skilled workmanship modern and market price in cash or I its appointments A handsome piece of kitchen furniture noth- ¬ will furnish sacks and store your wheat For in an elevator and buy your wheat when ing better can be produced Thirty three years experience you are ready to sell at the highest marsafe by all prominent dealers -- Also draw out grate removable and renewable without having to disconnect water box A heavy durable construction Wanted to Buy ¬ pose my agency which insures against fire wind and storm Non union W O HINTON Agent certain railway got out at a station where the tiaiii stopped for a few minutes and entered the refreshment room His eyes re- ng on a basket containing buns h su Jenly burst into tears The symprthetK- attendant gently asked him what ws tho mattet and elicited the following touching explanation Pray excu t my emotion Two years ago I was tijsv ling on this line on my y wife came into this honeyi ou refreshut i otn and scratched our ini- ¬ tials ou k ban which I see in this basket 1 i g ycu to let me have it as a tender souvenir Here is half a dollar New York Ledger - xfciMM itSSfl aMtfj I 1W - - ¬ TSRSTEGGE GOHMANN CO Louisville Ely ket price Those who held wheat last year made big money Store your wheat and get the profit E 0 FRETWELL Agent 5july4t Paris Ky The Editors Protest ankles warm The editor of The Clarion was a very 7 Button patient man A startling crash from 7 Untton the direction of the composing room 10 Button caused him to push his spectacles upon his brow and cease writing When he All Sizes found that the boy had let the first page form fall on the floor where it lay in Terms 5 and 5i per cent on real an incoherent mass he shook his head reproachfully and exclaimed Cor 4th estatejmortgage Main yon could Lemuel I do wish that MOORE r ROGERS manage to break the news more gently IGaep Gmo Paris Ky Just the thing to wwr nv r m shoes this frosty weather K i25 cpi fi c i 50 c its Bt s I J QjSiit 1 l 2Z ur y v The Money To Loan W Clays Shoe Store Piris Ky rf Washington Star V5 4 e 235 THE BOUEJiON NEWS YARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4 1898 LEAVE FASHODA Maj ITarclianci Will Receive Orders SOLDIERS AT MANILA SICK MAJ GEN WOODS DISCOVERY Goes on Board BRITISH STRATEGIC FEINT IN THE FLOWERY KINGDOM An Interesting Incident in tlie Daily Life of Her Majestic Hlsli- - to There Were Forty Deaths Since the First of September Mostly From Tvuhoid Fever- FkanxISCO a Transport About- to Sail - and Find 2o Provisions Specially Suitable to Sick Persotis Russia and Not France is the Real Foe England is After The Situation Regarded as Grave ei uess the Empress Bring the germs of malaria Soldiers Wacf From the fevers and March Back Across the Frontier Nov 3 Egyptian Government Will Be Invited to Mar Send Troops to Accompany chand as He iCetiros France Dis ¬ posed to Smooth 3Iatten Over Ij 1 London Nov 2 The Dally Graphic says Tuesday morningWe learn from an omVitil source in - Paris that Capt Baratier hears instruc- tions to Ma Marehand to return to Fashoda and there to withdraw his expedition in the direction of the Upper Ubanghi river north of the Congo vaeuatyig Fashoda and the five posts established by him east of the frontier indicated in the Anglo Uercnan agree- ment The Egyptian government will be invited to send troops to accompany Waj Marchand as lie retires from the ¬ Bahr-El-Ghaz- ai s J1 H i the Maj Marehands difficulty concerningrevictualment When Maj Marchands retirement is fully accomplished negotiations based on jroposals submitted by Baron de Courcel to Great Britain will be opened France is disposed to recognize frankly that the reconquest of Omdur man completely changes the situation as it existed when Maj Marchand was instructed to proceed to the Nile The French government will even state by the French officer thus - territory and to reoc eupy the posts as they are evacuated solving- hij Marchand been aware of the Khedival advance he would not have pushed his mission so far east These intentions have not yet been officially imparted to Great Britain biV they probably will be before Maj Mai chands evacuation commences that had wM REAR ADMIRAL WALKER President of the Nicaraguan Canal mission Com- ¬ CENTRAL AMERICAN STATES Salvador Nicaragua and Itnndura AVilJ Jle Conducted Hereafter Under One Common Administration Sak Fkaxcisco Nov 2 The stearnei gcapulco which arrived from Soutt Imnerica Tuesday bring s news of the coalition of three Central American states Salvador Nicaragua and Hon duras which will be conducted under a common administration to be known as the ITnited States of Central Amer ica The inauguration of the newregime was to lie ushered in Tuesday according- to the Acapuleos ixissengers and a grand celebration in honor of the event ¬ ¬ 11 was to be held at Amapala which is to be the seat of government Under the form of the government the adminis tration passes into the control of a rep ¬ resentative from each of the republics Dr Salvador Callcgas of Salvador Dr liguel Angel Ugarte of Honduras and Dr Manual Covrolel flatus of Nic- ariigua The three gentlemen mentioned above Avill continue in power until M arch 14 next when they will formal ¬ ly elect a president of the United States of Central America who will hold of-¬ ¬ The Associ- ¬ Sax ated Press has received the following correspondence dated Manila Octo- ¬ for the United States with a number of Fortunately sick officers and men ber 8 at pres- ¬ just before the hour fixed for Jier de¬ The health of the troops here ent is far from being good notwith- ¬ parture Gen Leonard Wood military Santi ¬ standing the statements of the medical governor of the department Cavite the ago went on board To his amazement department to contrary At conditions are very bad There have he found no provisions specially suit ¬ been 40 deaths there since September able to sick persons and entire lack of fever delicacies and an insufficiency of medi- ¬ from typhoid 1 mostly One third of the officers of the cal supplies Montana volunteer regiment are Gen Wood declares that hereafter he colonel will pay a personal visit to every transon the sick list including- the and lieutenant colonel who are unfit port before it leaves the harbor Ho for duty In one battery alone over 75 thinks it very strange that after all per cent of the men stationed there the experience had here in this line have been on the sick list vithin a the medical department is not able tq month the officers being- affected as manage its affairs better and that th well as the privates The hospital ac-¬ personal supervision of the command commodations there are inadequate ing general should be necessarv The supply of medicines was exhaust ¬ ed at one time and for days there was nothing- medically to adminis- ¬ The place ter to the patients The men are is unhealthy at best quartered on ground floors where it is H lift damp and in this country especially conducive to illness Many of the men worked themselves ill during the pro- ¬ ill - ml now sani ¬ cess of cleaning- Cavite but v iWcSfiaMlK ire n tary conditions are being- looked after and an improved health record will doubtless follow In Manila the conditions are better The men are fairly well quartered and are being given better accommoda ¬ tions as fast as possible and it will not now be long- before all reasons for Much of complaint will have passed the sickness of the past can be traced RT to the overcrowding- qf the men while Archbishop REV CIIAPELLE of New Orleans and Papal proper quarters were being- prepared Delegate to Cuba Malaria is the most common of the diseases among- the troops A malarial UGLY condition is the natural result of the THE SIOUX BECOMING climate and sanitary conditions which They Are Dissatisfied With Agent Clapp prevail at Pine Ridge and May Cause Typhoid fever has also developed to Much Trouble a serious degree The average num- ¬ ber of sick in the hospitals in addition Dead wood S D Nov 3 Following to the number of men relieved from a protest sent to Washington against duty by order of the physician is S00 the retention of Agent Clapp at Pine The new cases reported to the hos- ¬ Kidge the Sioux Indians are now pre ¬ pitals daily average about 40 cases paring formal charges against Maj There have been 12 cases of smallpox Clapp and Clerk Pugh A long council among the soldiers so far six of which was held Tuesday night and a disposi- ¬ have proven fatal The regimental tion to act ugly is manifested by some physicians have advised the white- of the young Sioux While there is washing- of the soldiers quarters little fear of an uprising timid white and the liberal use of corro- ¬ settlers near the agencj are preparing sive sublimate but there is not to move unless the trouble with the In ¬ sufficient lime or corrosive sublimate dians is soon settled Agent Clapp or even a good substitute to be had has always been regarded as a capable Smallpox is always prevalent among officer the natives mam having- it as children The doctors are doing everything- pos- ¬ VIEWS THE TOMB OF DAVID sible to confine it among- the natives No cases have been reported in Emperor William Visits the Sacred Shrine the past five days The hospitals thePIrst Christian to Do So Sins which in the past have been nothing the Year 1187 more than death traps arcbeing put Berlin Nov 3 Emperor Williams into sanitary condition They are abundantly supplied with food and acquisition of a plot of land from the medicines which are now obtainable sultan and his handing it to the Catho- ¬ lics is regarded as the final touch in a at a moment s notice Col Lippincott has steadily refused long and carefully prepared scheme to to give out any information to the mollify the centrists the Catholic press up to Wednesday and only then party in the reichstag the chief fea- ¬ through Jen Otis Col Lippincott ture of which scheme was the venge ¬ said With cool weather a radical im- ¬ ance taken for the murder of the Catholic missionaries in China provement is looked for Emperor William was the first Chris Gen Otis recently inspected one of the hospitals the convent hospital es ¬ tian to visit the tomb of David since tablished since the capitulation of Ma- ¬ the year 11S7 the tomb being one of nila and said it was the finest hospital the most sacred Mahommedan shrines he had ever visited - Santiagp de Cuba Noyo The Xov 3 All the Brit United States transport Port Victor ish war ships here the first class bat was to have left Wednesday at noon tle ship Centurion the first class cruisWei-Uai-W- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - er Narcissus the second class cruiser llermione the torpedo boat destroyer Whiting the torpedo boat destroyer Fame the torpedo boat destroyer Handy and the first class gunboat Peacock have cleared for action and are ready for sea at an hours notice The first class battleship Victorious and the first class cruiser Undaunted at Che Foo are coaling to their full ca pacity The greatest secrecy is maintained as to the meaning of these warlike preparations but there is no doubt important instructions are expected at any moment A large Russian fleet is assembled at Port Arthur ¬ ¬ ¬ Wei-Hai-W- - anemone of announcing the war the crystal sea Why liest thou knowing that he is preparatious of the British naval audead thorities there is regarded here as beHow the dickens most marvelous of maning of grave importance coupled with darin matrons do I know where he is Im the anglo Freneh war preparations no fortune teller Oho aha smiled her majesty again reei ¬ London Nov 3 The dispatch from Her majesty Tsi An empress of China at in her palace in the purple forbidden city with her brow resting on her thumb and her index finger pushed up through her bang Rousing herself presently from her profound absorption she beckoned to a colored person plastered up against the yellow silk tapestry Swat him she said where is the emperor Dash your ignominious slave into a million atoms oh amethyst flower of the celestial kingdom he responded lying flat on his stomach before her but your slave ft otteth not Wot she screamed No most purple of our yellowest lilies of the Yankee Tse Kiang 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 lellow 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 -- peanut-- contagious other diseases which may prove in their own families Hoods Sarsapanlla 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 SarsapariEla Americas Greatest Medicine 1 six for 25 Hoods Pills euro sick headache cents- - t As a mackerel oh yellow ¬ TRADE MARK ¬ V It is surmised that Russia - IICSW J - i - - - - profiting by the present strained relations between Great Britain and France has decided to push forward her claims in the far east by forcibly seizing the valuable treaty port of New Chwang which Great Britain can not permit is is said On October 20 a cable message had been received in London from Shang A Russian regiment hai as follows occupied the town of Niu Chwang province of Leao Tong and the forts at the mouth of the River Li a on on October 15 thus securing complete possession of Niu Chwang The native troops fled without making any oppo- ¬ sition under orders from the empress dowager and Li Hung Chang A British gunboat was in the river at the time Its non resistance is regard ed as the virtual British abandonment of the whole of Manchuria to the Rus sians and gives Russia an invaluable strategic position Great Britain is certain to lose the Niu Chwang trade of which it has had 80 per cent London Nov 3 treat Britains ¬ ¬ ¬ lapsing to thought Washington Star bring on another BAKERS CHOCOLATE t Celebrated for more than a century as a delicious nutri-¬ tious and flesh forming bev- ¬ erage Has our well known 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 undersicned 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 West Truax Wholesale Druggists To¬ Hows Tliis ¬ Marvin Wholesale Kinnan Druggists Toledo 0 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 O Wralding YELLOW LABEL on the front of every package and our trade mark ¬ La Belle Chocolatiere on the back NONE OTHER GENUINE She Humph WThat has any member of your family ever done to make your name go ringing down the corridors of time He Well my Unch John had 13 children mostly boys Cleveland Leader ¬ Worth Considering Made only by To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c- - I WALTER BAKER DORCHESTER ESTABLISHED 1780 CO llASS Ltd naval preparations ostensibly made should perform than it is to do it Atchison against France now seem to have been Globe made against Russia undercover of the He struck it St Jacobs Oil struck his Allens Ulcerlne Salve Is the only surecure in Rheumatism It was stricken out the world fcr Chronic Ulcers Bone Ulcers Fashoda incident Scrofuloua Ulcers Varicose Ulcers White It is harder work to neglect work you - - - Sores It Sores and Nov 3 People in A waitress should always wear a fetching Swelling Feverout all poison all Oldexpense and Saves never fails Draws suffering Cures permanent Best salve lor Bolls Halifax are only now having their eyes costume Chicago Daily News Bhcnm Burns CnU Carbuncles Piles SaltBymail small 33c lawce opened to the tremendous prepara and all Fresh 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required All descriptions of military equipment have been sent out in large quantities There is no lack of the most ammunimodern gun carriages ¬ ¬ Signaturef 0f ¬ KjSStr UCTfo- 3JSv tion and ambulance wagons An im- ¬ portant fact connected with these war¬ like supplies is that they are placed in the keeping of the authorities here not merely for the regular forces but to be used by citizens and the reserve The law of Canada makes military serv-¬ THE SPANIARDS PACKING UP ice compulsory on every male citizen of the Dominion between the ages of 10 All Current Affairs in Cuba Will Pe Ended and 00 During Month of November Xt More THE COLOR LINE IS DRAW If New JSusiiietiS After Octobrr 31 ¬ IJlLf1 THE CENTAUR COMPANY iyTOYer It MURRAY STREET Thirty Years The Kind You Have Always Bought NrW ORK CITV fice four years wgreed on state that the three countries have practically Advices J Rosa Pacose of Salvador for the executive chair In the meantime the presidents of the three republics will assume the grade of governors and immediatelj after there will be an election in Salvador The three gubernatorial candidate are Gen Thomas Kegalado Horacic Villeoicencia and Carlos Melondez Aadn8S for Spain to R iime UL is till tics London Nov 2 The Daily Chron icle says editorially Wednesday morni- GEN GRAHAM SERIOUSLY ILL ngA war in which the justly van ¬ quished nation receives a solatium of Kelieved of IiK Cnnimunil at Camp srendo by Cimi Von H Gnevrs Over 40000000 would be a novelty so great His ISetlremenr that it must be seen to be believed In any case it would be madness foi Cami Meadk Pa Xov Gen Gra¬ Spain to attempt to resume hostili- ¬ ham who was relieved from command ties of the d army corps by Jen Young Death of a Xnri e CaaipPoiakd Knoxville Tenn Nov and retired frora the service was taken very l Wednesday and confined to his 2 The first death umong the division bed sufferinga hospital nurses occurred Tuesday The Graham has with hig h fever Gen been much broken in victim was Sister Mary Elizabeth Flan spirit and discouraged over nigan of Baltimore hue died of ty retirement Young hopes his enforced to continue as phoid fever The hospital report Tues commander claiming seniority of rank day was five received two released over Lawton who has been appointed 247 remaining Grahams successor HON JOSEPH SIMON New United States Senator from Oregon A dispatch to Nkv York Xov the Herald from Havana says The Spanish authorities are prepar ¬ ing to close all matters of the adminis- ¬ tration of the island A decree has been issued by the minister of finance stating that October III was the last day for the inauguration of new busi ¬ ness and that all current affairs would be ended during the month of Novem- ¬ ber when inventories of the different departments would be completed and tiled and packed to be sent to Spain Sixth Virginia Colored Regiment Object to IieliifT Commanded by White Officers and Mutiny Camp 3 Poland Knoxville Tenn Nov NOT MUCH OF A SURPRISE ¬ f Everybody Outside of Spain Miixt Have Un derstood That the Philippines Were Lost to ihe Spaniards -- Loxnox Nov o The Vienna correspondent of the Times says The Spanish commissioners can not be sur- ¬ prised neither can the Spanish govern-¬ ment by Americas decision to take the ¬ - R ¬ Possibly the Spanish-peoplwere not prepared for it and the commissioners ai e pretending surprise so that the government may be better e Philippines ¬ 3 1 1 tf i Br -- miles northwest of Tmiis Guns and ammunition arrive daily and nen are strengthening the forts working day and night The object is said to be to cut communication between Malta and Egypt in the event of hostilities with Great Britain Thomas J Jenkins a buildei of New York has filed a petition in bankruptcy showing liabilities of Si033- 1014504 are secure 880 of which ¬ Fnii ce Makintr War lrepamtinnj London Nov 2 France iy making great preparations at Bizert about 4t able to face public opinion Certainly everybody outside of Spain must have understood that the archipelago was lost to Spain Kentucky lianK Casps Frankfort Ky Nov p -- The cases The camp of the Oth Virginia colored regiment was Wednesday morning the scene of a mutin3 among the men of that command The trouble was in the nature of the men in sever ¬ al companies refusing to obey com- ¬ mands or orders issued by the nine white officers who were recently as signed to the regiment by Gov Tyler The officers were of Virginia assigned to the various companies a few days ago and there has existed during that time a feeling of discontent with some of the Negroes who preferred to be commanded by officers of their own race The feeling has o rown until it evidenced itself Wednes day morning in a positive declaration against the white officers The regiment was called for drill at the usual hour and the white officers assumed command To their surprise and indignation the Negroes refused to execute the drills and when pressed for an explanation it was announced that the presence of white officers was the cause The matter will be reported to the proper military authorities ¬ ¬ ¬ I 9 The man who RattteAX4s wants I S 1 1 ace abbcta of - 0000 Chaffee has assumed command of the of the American nationaJ bank and 1st division 4th corps with quarters several other banks and tMst com ¬ of Huntsville A squadron of the ¬ panies against the Kentucky state eastcavalry will goto Savannah Thurs ¬ board of valuation will be heard in 5th and embark for Porto Rico day Cincinnati on Thursday next in the Encountered a Hurricane United States circuit court The banks Santiago Nov 4 The steamer To are seeking a reduction of SO per cent Custom- RtcfMptK at Santiaso on the assessment of their corporate sefita about which some anxiety was Santiago Nov 3 The custom house property THe decision of this case it felt arrived here Wednesday from receipts at the ports in the military de of considerable importance andwil Manzanillo 56 hours late She encoun- ¬ partment of Santiago for tlie month of be hotly contested m the federal tered a hurrinaxic and was obliged to cast anchor off Cape Cruz courts October aggregate nearly 100000 portion of this town has been wiped out by lire A number of buildings have been destroyed with their contents George W Sadlers merchan dise store JIarkins durg- store several saloons a boarding house and other business places were wiped out ¬ - Iiuxine s lurttuii liurned Diviiik Col Nov 3 The business Gen Chaffee in Command HuxTSVirxE Ala Nov 3 -- Maj Gen aiaj can i et it anywhere It is as ontv ular as sunshine and almost as universal It satisfies that dry taste in the mouth better than anything lset and you can buy a larger piece of Battle Ax for 10c than of any other kind of high grade quality oi lift Penrember the name 1 when you buy again ¬ -- I t i -- TT M sVSSggS5 5a THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY PEMJAY NOVEMBER 4 1898 JRESS FOWLS Th 3 But War Xevrs HE COST OF WAR Spain Must Pay Evary Dollar pended by the United States Ex- ¬ PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT TRANSPORT PANAMA SINKS On the Way to New York With Soldiers HOW TO An Increase During October of 717 Owinsr to an Issue of S3G680- 000 of the New Londs Congressmen Dalzell and Huff the Passengers inonj If After Balancing Our Accounts it U Found Any Compensation is Due the Dons it Will lie raid to Them in a Lump Sum 5 s Kk- - kjjj The cabinet Tuesday devoted most of its attention to consideration of questions connected with the administration of affairs in Cuba and Porto Ilico The adminis trative feature of the Philippine question also received some attention Nothing- has been heard from the com mission at Paris as to Mondays proceedings and it is realized that nothing is to be expected in the way of developments tmtil Fridays session While the cabinet gave little atten- ¬ tion Tuesday to the peace negotiations at Paris there is no longer any doubt as to the general purposes of this gov ¬ ernment to retain the entire Philip pine archipelago If after iinal bal ancing of the account viz the cost of the war to the United States on one side and our acquisitions on the other it is found that any compensation is due the Spaniards it will be made in a lump sum It is pointed out that at the time the protocol was signed the United States did not have and has not since acquired any part of the Philippine islands out side of Manila city and harbor and that the United States has never en tertained a purpose to acquire any ter itory by the power of conquest What the United States will insist upon is that she must be fully reimbursed for every dollar expended by her on account of the war and in the statement will be included an amount sufficient to cover all payments present and prospective on account of the pensions incident to the war Xo Spanish bonds of any character or amount other than local or municipal bonds will be paid or assumed by this government The question of the status of municipal obligations under circumstances like the present is fixlly settled by in They must be teruational law recognized as valid and binding by the conquering- power and hence it is assumed that the United States will not raise any question on this point but promptly consent to guaran tee their final payment What sum oi money this government will consent to 2 ¬ - Washington Nov ¬ ¬ Washington Nov 2 The treasury statement of the public debt shows that at the close of business October 5J1 1S9S the debt less net cash iii the treasury amounted to SI 110 930 122 an increase for the month of 40481717 This increase is accounted for by the issue during the month of about 30 6SO000 of the new three percent bonds and a decrease of about S723S 000 in the cash on hand The entire amount of the new loin so far taken up in the monthly state ment is 179 309 ISO The debt is recapitulated as follows Interest bearing debt is Sl02ti7G6 iG0 ¬ ¬ Debt on which interest has ceased since maturity SI 240870 Debt bearing no interest 383191367 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 3 Total S14 11205197 This amount however does not include 553031933 in certificates and treasurv notes outstanding which arc offset by an equal amount of cash in the treasury held for their redemption The cash in the treasury is classified off Cape Maysi as follows The information which he brought Gold 275224071 caused a crreat deal of sorrow in the Silver 505929775 American cam Wednesday night One Paper 55r29237 of the passengers on the Panama was Ponds deposits in national banks Congressman Dalzell of Pennsylvania disbursing officers balances etc 90 lie went to Cuba in the inter 933249397 against est of the Pennsylvania Railway 500313 Total which there are demand liabilities out- Co and had completed his labors standing amounting to 033011122 and was returning in company with leaving a net cash balance in the treas Geo M Huff former congressman-at-larg- e ury Of 300237275 from Pennsylvania Little surprise was expressed here THE MONTHLY STATEMENT Wednesday night when the news spread that the vessel had probably Gov Inc Ivcuiit and Expenditures of the gone to the bottom ¬ ¬ ¬ Kew York Nov 3 Advices from Santiago say a rumor is current there that the United States transport Pan ama which left Santiago for New York last Tuesday with 320 passenger has been lost off Cape May si Cub The news is said to have been brought to Santiago by a fishing schoon- ¬ cruising along the which er wreckage coast the sighted among which was a life preserver Most of the Pana ¬ marked Panama mas passengers were soldiers Among the civilians were Congressman John Dalzell of Pennsylvania and George IT Huff of Greens burg Pa Washington Nov 3 Cable advices received Wednesday night from a rep- ¬ resentative of Gen Wood at Santiago announce the probable loss of the Pan ¬ ama once a Luited States transport ¬ CHEAP STOCK SHELTER Archway Under or Through a Straw Staclc Is nn Inexpensive Device for Protection properly sheltered they require less food Shelter is less expensive than food All farmers and stock raisers do not have stables for their cattle or snug sheds for their sheep Sheds of poles with roofs of straw are exclu- ¬ sively used and with profit An arch ¬ way shelter under or through a straw stack is an irexpensive and valuable deThe skeleton vice for protection frame ofsuch a one is given in Figure To keep stock warm and dry in cold weather is no less a matter of economy than to keep them well fed When ¬ s 1 r- 1 J I FIG L ¬ ern menc Dunn the Month of Octo ¬ ber A Good Showing - ¬ pay to Spain can not even be estimated but when the final account is ren dmvd it is believed that the balance flue Spain will be small probably not exceeding S2u000000 or S30000000 The belief still prevails among the majority of the cabinet that the Span iards will accept the terms laid down by the United States and whatever of delay occurs before that result is reached will be chargeable only to the purpose of the Spaniards to secure the best possible terms to extort the last ¬ - Washington Nov 2 The monthly statement of the government receipts and expenditures shows that the re ceipts for the month of October amounted to 39030051 and the dis The receipts bursements 539S2270 from customs amounted to 15555234 against 9713494 for October 1897 In ternal revenue 22350511 against 13 014S72 for October last year Miscellaneous S171S305 against 1 003047 one year ago The increase in receipts for the month as compared with October 1S97 j mounted to about S15250000 During the four months of the present fiscal year the receipts ex ceeded those for the corresponding pe riod in 1S97 by over 00000000 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ consists of two pens of the or- ¬ dinary sort for the bottom of small stacks Place near enough together so that an archwaj of poles can be made between them The lower ends of the poles are set a short distance in The boat was in a bad condition and the ground resting near the middle it was expected two months ago it one the top rail of the pen crossing its POULTRY DISEASES would be taken out of the service tem ¬ neighbor pole from the other pen and porarily and repaired It was the in ¬ fastened to it with a bolt at the top They Are More Easily IMermiiiatcd tention of Maj Kenible of the depot and also to the sides with wire Over Than the Discaists Affecting quartermasters department in New Other Kinds of StoeJi York city to take the vessel out of It is probably easier to exterminate service poultry diseases than the diseases that This would have been done but at affect an other kind of stock This the last moment it became necessary is because poultry can be kept ioo to transfer the lierlin from its regular lated Horses are constantly meeting service and the Panama substituted and coming into the vicinity of other Postmaster Ilydeman at Santiago horses Cattle run in adjoining pas- ¬ paid a visit to the Panama before it tures Hogs are transported from started north He found that the ves ¬ place to place and are great roanrs sel was in such a bad condition that he in their pastures But fowls may be refused to allow the United States kept practically isolated It is eTeu mails to be forwarded on it not common for hens on one farm to mingle with those of the next We believe that Ailh proper man ¬ NEAR TEN MILLION DOLLARS agement the poultry diseases may be FIG 2 Tlrit Much Americui Capital to Ue Put the- structure nail some 1x3 strips or Into Trolley ljincs and Electric Over any old boards that drehand t Plants in Japan this structure the straw stack is built and when finished has the appearance Cjiicago Nov 3 The Siemens and as shown in Figure 2 In this way a TIalske Electric company of America is Biiug shelter of considerable size can considering a proposition from the be made beneath the stack under Japanese government to form in Chica which cattle sheep or hogs can take go a syndicate with a capitalization of refuge in stormy weather The poles year to can about S10 000 000 to install and operate yearremain if necessaiw from be rear- ¬ If taken down it can all electric street car lines and electric ranged in a short timt just before lighting and electric power plants thrashing is done Such an archway which are to be established in the do shelter will not be out of place in many main of the Mikado as another step in a well kept barnyard Charles H the modernizing movement in progress Hickox in Ohio Farmer ¬ ¬ It publishing the falleit most accarato and moat reliable war news of any paper in the South or West It is devoting all its energies to making a reputation for course its war reports and is certainly succeed- ¬ A well dressed fowl will of The Courier Journal command a higher price than a poorly-dre- ing admirably ssed one and it is evident there has subordinated all other issues to that ser- ¬ must be quite a loss to the growers and of the war Politics money civil now vice the tariff all are out of it shippers of poultry on this account discusaed by and it might not come amiss to give a The war is the one topic the news of want few hints on dressing fowls properly the people and they acenrate The Courier and as there does not seem to be any need it fresh realizes this and it is supplying Journal of dressing them poorly First of all the demand as no other paper can do- crops of all fowls to be killed for mar-¬ Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k It be entirely empty A mis- ¬ prints the cream of the daily news ket should ¬ Wednesday and Saturday take is generally made by not hang is issued ing the fowl up while stripping off The price has recently been cut from 1 ¬ the feathers but holding it with one to 50 cents a year making asunquestionbest the hand and picking it with the other ably the cheapest as well You get paper published anywhere One can work rapidly when the bird 104 8xz or eight page papers for 50 cents is hanging as both hands are then at By a special arrangement the Twice-a-Weliberty the cuticle a transparent out- ¬ Courier Jottrnal and The Boub side covering of the fowl is very easily bon News will be sent one year for injured particularly of a scalded bird only 2 15 a slight advance over the and when the bird is held while pick- ¬ price of this oaper alone Subscriptions ing it this membrane is often rubbed under this offer must be cash and must ¬ off in spots and although this injury invariably be sent direct to The Bour tf does not seem to show much at first bon News office Paris Ky afterwards these spots turn dark giv ¬ Triumph la Photographic Art ing the bird an unsightly appearance Overscalding also loosens the cuticle The Carbon Photograph will stand therefore we should exercise great tho test of time aud atmospheric in ¬ care not to keep the birds in hot water fluences Made in all sizes aid is dur- ¬ for too long a time when scalding able The likennss is always preserved them nave the water at the boiling in minutest detail and1 can be made invite all wha point yet not actually boiling Take from any old picture pictures to exam ¬ are interested in large the bird by the head and feet and im- ¬ ine this wooderfnl picture before giving merse it lifting up and down in the your orders for any copying and enlarg water three or four times then hang ing of old pictures 1 make your sit ¬ up by the feet The head should never tings free when you desire a large be immersed as it turns the comb pale picture from life find guarantee satis ¬ Very respectfully and gives the eyes a shrunken appear- ¬ faction L GfUKXAN Artist ance Now remove all the feathers 29mar tf Paris Ky letting the small ones drop into the barrel beneath and keeping wing and tail feathers by themselves The small feathers may afterward be spread out and dried if deemed of value The feet of all fowls should be scrupulously clean wash or still better brush them Western Plowman PAYS FOR THE ek ¬ Carelessness in This Respect Cannes Considerable Loss to Grower and Shippers The Louisville Courier Journal ia now TWICE-A-WE- E ii ONE WHOLE TEAK 104 Six or Eight Page Papers Sent Post ¬ paid by mail Almost DAILY RECORD of war mm ¬ V JJ- Q -- w V possible million dollars before acceding to our demands The possibility of disagreement of thM commissioners and the failure of the conference however is now contemplated with greater equanimity than at an earlier stage of the negotia- ¬ DAVID J HILL tions The administration has satis- Just Appointed Assistant Secretary ot State fied itself that Spain is neither able nor willing to resume hostilities on any Wreaths for Maine V crim scale that would make her a dangerous TIavana Nov 2 Wednesday the opponent to the United States There- ¬ members of the various United States fore supposing the Paris conference to commissions and their staffs will go tc fail all that would be iir ed upon the Colon cemetery to place wreaths our government as an iminiatc duty npon the graves where lie the remains would be to take immediate complete of the Maine victims A committee of military possession of the Philippines young Cuban ladies sent five baskets oi This it is believed could be accom- flowers to the Hotel Trocha Tuesday to plished without loss of life The last be used in the ceremony vestige of Spanish military power in Spain Advised to Yeld the islands is that under Col Rios LoxDOsr Nov 2 The Paris corre- ¬ commander-in-chie- f of the Viscayas islands and by deputized authority spondent of the Times notices with in charge of all Spanish territory not pleasure the fact that important directly within the control of the French newspapers advise Spain not to United States in the Philippine is- count upon European intervention and lands Kis force is insignificant from that it is expedient for her to yield so as a military point of view and it is not to be exposed to the terrible conse doubtful if he could have held his own quences of a bombardment of the Span against the insurgents had the Tagals ish coast Kmoeror William- Journey Shortened been allowed by Adm Dewey to make ¬ jkiusaikm Nov 2 Various ieasons Manila the base of an expedition di rected gainst the Spanish commander are ascribed for Emperor Williams So far as Cuba is concerned the dif- ¬ curtailment of his journey but it is ficulty might be more serious but even said that the main cause is ths exces in Cuba the Spanish military forces sive heat and the discomfort of travel are not in condition to offer a prolonged Nearly forty horses have already suc-¬ resistance to the American conquest cumbed and the emperor has there ¬ of the island and with the Spanish fore decided to return to Haifa from navy at the bottom of the sea they Jaffa by sea It is now believed that could not be reinforced with troops he will not go to Damascus Therefore about the from Spain New Train Servce could happen would be worst that St Louis Oct 2 At 1030 oclock necessity imposed upon us of Tuesday night the first or the Pacific tbe - struggling along without the signa coast limited through trains to be run a treaty of peace but by the Missouri Pacirie railroad left tureof possession of all the terriin full the Union station over the Iron Mountory we desire and that such con tain Southern route The train is comtc ditions can exist without damage his- ¬ plete in all its appointments being material interests is shown by the made up of a composite ear compart tory of the Spanish American republic ment car dining car and rleepers which revolted from Spains rule ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ there THE HORSES HOOFS The franchise to be granted is ex clusive and would be one of the most valuable if not the most valuable per it You Want Healthy Animals h cep Their Feet Rasped OfT and mits ever granted to one syndicate or Level as Possihle corporation It is understood that the Elkins Have you a good rasp for tbe fec of Widener syndicate of Philadelphia will the colts The old saying no be interested in the new company if it no horse is not only a true one foot but is formed should teach the farmer to take the best of care of the feet of all colts WE GET A TERRIBLE ROAST says a writer in Australasian The toe often gets too long unbalances The ParU Soliel Severely Comments Upon the foot and then come splints spav¬ ¬ Courier Journal The Twice-a-Wee- k has the finest War News Service of any paper in the South or West It is reli- ¬ incomparable All able accurate other issues have been subordinated to Subscribe at this one great feature practically exterminated Have the once and keep thoroughly posted The feed right and then keep all things offer may be withdrawn in a shori scrupulousl3r clean- Let in the sua UUlt JLUU 1UW JJIXO - and keep the dust box- full of good dust Give fresh water every day These will mean that the hens will be of placing a fiee from disease Were these things Is for the purpose a week withingreat the newspaper twice observed universally there is no doubt reach of the masses A good commis that some if not all of our contagious Bion to agents Sample copies free diseases among poultry must soon die Write to out Where a flock has a certain dis- ¬ Courier Journal Co Louisville Ky ease the fowls could be allowed to did oi be killed and the place where they BY A SPECIAL ARRAN6EMFHT had been kept used for keeping fowls YOU CAN GET THE no more for at least a year It is our observation that there are many flocks where disease is practically unknown A good many poultrymen know noth- ¬ ing of the cholera except what they AND SHE read in the papers Clean up and ex- ¬ terminate the diseases Farmers Re ¬ TWICE-A-WE- EK - -- j 5Ue A YJKAK k BOURBON NEWS view NOTES FOR BEEKEEPERS COURIER JOURNAL Both One Year For Only -- -- ¬ the Position Assumed by the Amer ¬ ican Peace Commissioners ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ The Soliel Wednes ¬ day commenting editorially upon the position assumed by the American peace commissioners says No monarchial government would have dared to conduct itself after the fashion of the Americans who are for ever talking so much of right and lib ertj The plan of the Americans is now evident It is to take all of Spains colonies and lev Spain the debts of all those colonies This is the result of the holy war undertaken to insure the independence of the Cubans What base hypocrisy do these liberals these democrats these republicans show 8 ¬ Pajus Nov -- Kupiuri of Peace Negotiations Kxnecred Loxdox Nov 8 The Paris corre spondent of the Morning Post says It ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ II IS offiHowell an insurance agent of Bridge Laredo Tex Nov 2 Mexican xt the cials report four deaths from yellow port O was arrested Tuesd Mr ¬ J Yellow Fever in Monterey Insurance Wiikkiivg W Aent Va Arvesred Nov 2 K T ¬ fever - in Monterey Sunday i1 Si H En tit e Rc hr amines ciio i w - r stricken liable information is to the effect that the business in that oi y is paraiyzed 1YU- - at Pari Ja Conner Paris Ky Serf 2 Fodham this Jury next week proprietor of the Hotel Vity has through his attorney Dennis The Indians are leaving Grant coun -- feunaon filed a petitiotfin baukruptcy ty Oregon as fast as possible and nc smaP Lcxmg- - Jurlhcr ti ouble is expected-liabilities and assets ot oeciDlo aro the principal creditors Hocel FaWure ¬ -- instance of the West Virginia state auditor for issuing m tms city fire in surance policies of companies not au thorized to do business in this state Mr Howell waived examination and his case will come before the grand ¬ ¬ lic Wasted Corn in IlnrvcKtinjT How to Mensure Cnttle It may seem one of the simplest of Typhoid in the O U operations to cut and put all farm The following has been given as a Columiius O Nov Thirteen cases standing corn in stock Vet in every rule of some value in determining the of typhoid have recently developed at field where five or six men are work weight when actual weighing is in- ¬ but in all the rules a close together the dormitory used by Ohio state uni ing will note in cutting rows ofobserv convenient will vary widely withgiven¬ anistocks the weight that some versity students Two deaths have er Cattle girth the corn cut low down with very mals of the same girth been reported It is believed the trou show breaking off of ears and even ing five feet ordinarily weigh from ble lies with the water the students little the suckers well cleaned up around the G50 to 750 pounds according to form are compelled to use hills while other rows of stocks will and fatness fo each additional inci the reverse of these conditions ir girth add 25 pounds up to six feet New Hotel and Opera House at Ilancanter show is therefore really skilled labor and for each inch after six feet add 50 Lancaster Ky Nov 3 A 15000 It Iheexperfc in corn cutting shows pounds says T Y Adams in the Marthat hotel and opera house is to be built and we believe that the expert in this ket Casket This is- probably the here in the near future Seven thou ease as in every other is entitled to simplest rule known and is probably sand dollars has already been sub larger compensation for the skill with as good as any but the only test that Is at all reliable is that of tie scales scribed which the YiOJrk has been done is expected that a rupture of the jeaee negotiations between the United States and Spain will be officially announced on Friday The feeling here is that the attitude of the Spaniards is irra ¬ tional in view of the financial pro ¬ posals of the United States and that they may ultimately regret having failed to agree quickly with the adver ¬ ins and every other disease to which the feet and legs are heir See that the foot is kept rasped off and level Do not use a knife if it can be helped as the first blacksmith that shoes the colt will cut away enough to last a lifetime In no part of the horses anatomy has he suffered so many wrongs or endured so much unnecessary suffering as in his feet If there is the least excuse every blacksmith will use a knife Try to let the colts grow up with such good strong feet that there will be no excuse for cut ¬ ting them Use the rasp on the underside of the toe and under no circum- ¬ stances put the rasp on the outside of the foot The entire hoof from the coronet to the sole is covered by a fine coating of natural varnish be ¬ ginning at the upper margin or coro- ¬ net and gradually becoming thinner as it descends Under cover of this varnish the new horn is secreted and protected until it attains its maturity The moisture necessary by the animal economy to the perfection of the horn is retainedwithin it and the influences of wet and 6ry are set at defi ¬ ance It is easy to see that this most important covering should not be in- ¬ terfered with and the foot should be lept level and in good shape from the underside ¬ ¬ ¬ Granulated sugar will crystallize if not thoroughly melted Hives should be painted as often at least as every two years This is for cash subscriptions only The best packing for chaff hives is a All subscriptions under this combina good quality of wheat chaff tinn offer must be sent direct to Th be fed sirups of any kind Bourbon News office Paris Ky Bees cannot after cold weather sets in TIXZE Hoofs of hives of whatever kind should be painted every fall NEW YORK WORLD In making comb honey the main de ¬ 215 Edition of The The Thrice-a-Wee- k New York World is first among all weekly papers in size frequency of publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the merits of a great 6 daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its politi ¬ front cal news is prompt complete accurate livery colony of bees which dues not and impartial as all its readers wiil tes- ¬ contain a fertile queen is in danger of tify It is against the monopolies and for th1 people being robbed It prints the news of all the world in good season in Arrange the bees having special correspondence from all the fall so that durinj the winter there important news points on the glob It will be no occasion for disturbing has brilliant illustrations stories by them great authors a capital humor page When once granulated it will remain complete markets departments tor the in this condition so that to thoroughly household and womens work and other melt it it must be heated almost to special departments of usual interest We offer this unequaled newspaper boiling and The Bottrbon News together one It is a mistake to close the entrancs year for 225 nd every crack and crevice through The regular subscription price of the the winter With a sti ong colony leave two papers is 300 the entrance open St Louis Repub- ¬ TD THE FARMERS OF BBOBBaH U pendence is on the first swarms Generally a natural swarm is ready for business as soon as it is hived A good and convenient lighting placa should be provided for every swarm Thorough ripening is of more importance to honey thau the color of it Some absorbing material should al- ¬ ways be used over the bees in winter Honey is not a perishable article Do not be in too great a hurry to sell Now is a good time to spread coal ashes around the hive especially in THKICIS-A-WEE- K KDITION 18 Pages a Week 13G Iipevs a Year FOR ONE DOLLAB Pnllisled every Alternate lay excep Snuduy iii sary ¬ ¬ Bin ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - As agent of The Page Woven Wire o 1 am prepared to put up the best wire fence on the mariet It ia guaranteed to turn all kinds of stoes und to give satisfaction I have put up fence this season for farmers wUo have had the Page Fence In use for beven or eight years I am also prepared to ym up the Jef XJhiokpu Fouch on the market Tf on are needing nny louce give m Fence ¬ rmi ¬ O w MILLSE Agent VMHS Kt ijb Cb THE BOURBON NEVvL bTOCK AND TV HP NbWS Sales and NUPTIAL KNOT3 KOVEBER 4 THE AMERICAN SAILOR 1898 Baking Powder M Made from pure cream of tartar i Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ Jacky Has Become a Specialist and a Credit emnizations Of The Marriage Vows to the Navy Turf Vt- Jacky who used to be more sailor MisR Mollie Hig won J Henry Quiett ana TnniHV Bros colt Oapt SiaBhe both or near Jaekstowu were than gunner is now more gunner than MffKiedUCt kius ur -- a s jtu iiaiiuici sailor Just in proportion as he has vx- - uvGUUOWMJ XUlLliru lMnfla0 aHhUnP- nf rhu ceased to be a part New York of the great engine track near near Falmouth in the on which sixty five brides uncle he lives so he has come more W 3 Beaslcy purchased presence of a few friends The wedding and more into the control ot it and as 1550 lb cattle in Garrard county Tues seems to have been a Quiet t affair the cardinal purpose of a warship is to day lor export to England ¬ hit things with her projectiles Jacky The marriage of Lieut Desha Breck Gay Bros Highland Maid bested the inridge and Miss Madge McDowell both has become a specialist in getting that Wednesday Kansas City mare Miss Res set for November I6ih work out of her He does it in two Cottie of Lexington is places at the guns and at the engines at the St Louis horse show Miss McDowell is the daughter of Mg Correctly pointed guns are no use Niles mare Margaret Stewart was Henry Clay McDowell while Linit unless the platform on which ofthey rest third Breckinridge is a son ol Col W C P is put in proper relation to the thing to yesterday shipped seven ¬ Breckinridge Jonas Weil be hit and kept there Equally it is use- ¬ export cattle over the L less to get the ship into proper place teen cars of who hah Rev Donald McDonald Trailer Of Stock Crop Kt ftuii ¬ if TIE BQ6BB0JV HEW 1881 Eighteenth Year Established N toNewYoik The cattle averaged filled Rw Cheeks pulpit in this city about 1450 pounds aud cost from several times was married Tuesday in 4 50 to 475 per cwt Lancaster to Mrs Mary Allen Weissen deger the wealthy widow of the late Wanted New corn immediate Joseph Weissinger The groom has livery been twice a widower and is the father R B HUTCHCRAFT tf -of ten children only three of whom are still under the parental roof GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS -We keep up with the times and Theatrical And Otherwise Remark In ¬ Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP 1 Editors and Owneri BBUOE MILLER Make all Checks Money mayable to the order of Champ The Fover Madame Modjeska will appear iu lep ertoir next week in Cincinnati CrePtou Clarke who made such a fine impnssion here last season will play -- David Garrickj at Danville Thursday Price price you will find large selected line of Reefers and Boys overcoats at Cos and at the rig lit Miiler Orders etc Dont use any other but Purity I AD VHRlIiilJVU RATEb Displays one dollar per Inch for first inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pel line each insertion Locals in blacL type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of liues count as full lines when running at line rates ObituR73s cards of thauRs calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a tike nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ night flour from Paris Milliner Co tell your grocer you want no other clean healthy honest young strong and intelligent nor enn All grocers keep it j unless the guns are correctly pointed Men who cari do either of these things must have natural capacities and be susceptible to education and only men of this sort are eligible for our navy Accordingly the beach comber or the rock scorpion or any other va- ¬ riety of that ruck of marine refuse which drifts around the great maritime ports and ships in any craft where grub is plenty and work light no longer slings his hammock on Uncle Sams berth deck as he used to do to the shame of the service in years gone by Nor can the tramp nor the jailbird nor even the incorrigible black sheep of the family thus be provided for to the relief of constables and long suffering relatives No man or bov can now nnss ¬ were unable to do her any good and fi ally pronounced it Cancer of a most We were greatly malignant spair There fs Hope alarmed andtype her every remedy gave recommended but they did not seem For ages it has beer thought to reach the disease and it continued to spread that Cancer is incurable and of a friendand grow Upon theS advice S S she began to take those so unfortunate as to have and after a few bottles had been used this dreadful ail id ion have con ¬ a decided improvement was noticed sidered themselves beyond hope of and continuing the remedy she was cured recovery The doctors are ab- ¬ of the completely and the permanence cure has been proved as no signsolutely unable to afford any re- ¬ of the disease has lief and the poor sufferer might returned though ten years have elapsed well consider himself on the way Do Not Give Up in Dc Deadly Cancer Cured at Last I - j an- - afe I mtr X An Ohiofirm thinks of locating an said that Congressmen Evans iron foundry at Cynthiana Pugh and Davidson if defeated TuesAt Hopkinsville John Deane killed day will contest on the unfairness of himself on account of unrequited love the Goebel election law The store of Poe Brothers at Lees Croker the Tammany bos3 has bet burg burned Tntsday morning No in100000 that Van yck will beat Roose- surance velt in the rac for Governor of New Soldiers have lately broken into rail- ¬ York In 18U 2 h bet 187500 on Cleve- ¬ road cars at Lexington and stolen 2000 land and won 150000 last year on the worth of beer mayoralty race in New York Eld J B Briney is having large Troops To Leave Lexington crowds at his meeting at the Falmouth Christian Church The offer of the citizens of LexingGeo Lieber a Maysville traveling to build barracks costing 10000 as man committed suicide in a New York tbn an inducement for keeping the ten regi- ¬ hotel by inhaling gas ments of soldiers at Camp Hamilton Sixteen families were made homeless was declined Wednesday by Secretary at Middlesboro Wednesday nighc by the Alger who said that the order to reburning ot thirteen houses move the troops could not be changed The Kentucky battleship silver ser- ¬ The soldiers now at Lexington will he ordered to Cuba within a mouth The vice fund now amounts to 4349 24 and committee of Lexingtonians who went donations are being made slowly The National Fox Hunters Associa ¬ to Washington to have the soldiers kept at Lexington was composed of Mayor tion begin the annual races at Bowling Simrall Collector Roberts M C Alford Green on the 15th to continue a week or ten days W J Loughridge and Leonard Cox The Court of Appeals has reversed its Yesterdays Temperature former decision in turnpike cases and The following is the temperature as now nolds tnat two thirds of those vot- ¬ noted yesterday by A J Winters Co ing may decide an election of this city There were nearly forty conversions in 7 a m 40 8 a m the revival meeting at Broadway Chris- ¬ 4it 9 a m tian Church Lexington conducted by 42 10 a m 52 the Rev R B Tyler lormerly of Louis11 a m 53 ville 12 m 58i 2p m qqA protracted meting was closed Sun- ¬ 3 p m 68 day night at Flat Rock Bourbon Co 4p m 63i with 28 addiitons Eld R H Lampkin m P58 J p- m 7 was assisted by Eld C K Marshall of 53-- e Harrodsburg My agency insures against The case of the Moutgumery Couny fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ Fiscal Court against Trimble was re- ¬ liable prompt paying compani- versed yesterday by the Cout of Appeals This affects tunpike bond issue and esnon-union if two thirds of the voters voting on the W 0 HINTON Agent question vote bonds the same wll carry There are eggs and eggs The egg The body of a woman buried in Win- ¬ of yesterday looks feels measures and chester thirty three years ago was reweighs like the egg of last mouth but cently exnumed and found to be petri- ¬ theres a difference in another respect fied The body was buried in a metallic and that difference is worth money casket The face had a natural appear- ¬ Its just so with laundry The difference ance and one in hand was a rose which between good work aud poor is slight to the unpracticed discernment but ns a was perfect in its petrified shape difference that counts every time Its The BaMi County Fiscal Couit Weda difference that changes your laundry bill from an expense to an investment nesday elected John A Ramsey as We do good work it will cost no more County Judge to fill the unexpired term than poor work but its worth double of his son Judge W G- Ramsey who the difference died suddenly ten days ago The court Bourbon St aam Laundry ordered the court room draped in mourning and a picture of the deceased Judge to be made Awarded Seven Chinamen who have been run ¬ iigrhest Honors Worlds Fair ning a laundry at Ashland for several years joined the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday They have attended the M E Sunday school and are quiet good citizens They are very liberal in their contributions aud have been the banner class in that respect for two years know The President will go to Canton Ties won her a reputation in literary circles have made arrangements with Mr day on a special train to vote All of has just published a new story called Sciger of Louis ille to furnish on short the Cabinet officials will go home to Florida Alexander a tale of Lexing- ¬ notice individual ices fancy cases and Terms vote ton life which is being extensively read ornaments for serving same Ten lessons 4 single lesson 50c Gov Bkadleys Thanksgiving procMrs W A Johnson SCINTILLATIONS lamation contains just eighteen words A sort of eighteeu carat article you An Interesting Jumble Of News And Always ask for Paris Milling ¬ Jacob Litt has been given a verdict Having been solicited by a number of for 3225 damages against the Wubash lost a hoise persons to open a cooking school iu Paris railroad on which road Litt scenery and properties by fiie used in this Fall I have decided to do 60 early In Old Kentucky in October if a sufficient number of pupils can be secured All persons de The whitewashing committee goes to take one or more lessons will Miss Eleanor Talbot Kinkead whose siring camp merrily on investigating the please giye me their names within the stories Young Greer of Kentucky horrors have next few days I wish to Btate that I Gainst Wind and Tide ¬ ¬ he atterward get that advancement which is certainly open to him without fear or favor unless he continues to show aptitude and ability Park Ben ¬ fr EczemaContagiousBloodPoisonRheu mutism old sores ulcers etc it ¬ It has been demonstrated beyond ters not what other remedies have mat beem doubt that Cancer is a blood diserse used in vain It is the only blood and can not be cured by the surgeons remedy guaranteed knife because the blood can net tway be cut doctors have failed to cure Cancer Their theories have beeuall wrong and hence their treatment mis drected They have made the mistake of thinking that by cut ¬ ting out the sore or ulcer known n Cancer the disease would be gotten rid of and the patient re ¬ stored to health But the cruel knife accomplishes nothing for he Cancer promptly ret urns and is always more virulent than before to an early grave It is now easy to see why the mkm s 8 KSf rv w M HL MlDDLEBROOKSv blood remedy which rnn pnvo rmsinnto w aWv SjA rtaer contor1 wtvivv lkiijja ilnr v ia rtlL inmi f jwih because it sfesRs ivs P5WS is tne oniv on which acts on the correct principle of forcing out the poison and ridding the system of it forever S S S never fails to cure the worst ases of Cancer Scrofula Catarrh mum dm I3ir t T a b S The cures made by S S Sparta Ga nent It is the only are perma- ¬ m ivdiseases V fcSW jamin in Independent ¬ ARMY AND NAVY GUNS A Vast Difference In the Number of Men Several years ago my wife hud an ulcer on her ton ue wliifh though an ¬ noying was not regarded seriously at rvt It refused to heal and bgan to arw giving her much pain The doc-t-i-- 3 treated it for quite a while but JL r urely Vegetable Valuable books on Cancer and Blood Diseases will be mailed free to any ad ¬ dress by Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga and contains not a particle of potash mercury arsenic or other minerals Required to Handle Them and -- Comment Ii is ¬ ¬ ¬ The number of men required to man naval guns of the British French Ger- ¬ man and American navies is about the same although the French are under- ¬ stood to have more men as a rule for some of the larger guns For the 4 inch and 5 inch all services require four men to work each piece for the 6 inch six men are needed and for the 10 12 and 13 inch the same Cos Purity flour All grocers number As nearly 8 10 aud 18 keep it Insist on having Purty inqh guns are all our pairs 12 mountused in and every time ed in turrets the 12 men working them are protected by heavy plates of steel For the little 1 pounders three men are Barber Shop Moved necessary to work them rapidly and for Buck and Bill have moyed their bar- ¬ menthe 3 pounders and 6 pounders four are assigned and for the Hotchkiss ber shop across the street and now hw three men the handsomest bather shop and lw h Treble the number of men seem to be rooms ever in Paris All work otu required to work the same caliber of with neatness and dispatch Wim guns in our coast defense system al- tuaiiks for past favors Buck and Bil though there is no special reason for solicit a liberal sbare of the pn lie this unless it be due to the fact that patronage tf the armv enns are mounted on rhsnn- ¬ -- One step wont tell folks what you are One inch wont make you very tall One word wont take you very far Youve got to keep on walking Youve got to keep on talking Youve got to keep em going ad wont do it all One little Youye got to keep on growing ly the most attractive shop in Parisv Ihey offer a prompt expert and polite service and their shop is as cool as any in the city Hot or cold baths at any hour tf Crawford Bros have lately improv- ¬ ed their barber shop making it decided- ¬ GROCERIES time and attention I have therefore decided to offer mv entire stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries at cost for cash lju including fixtures HIS IS One OT the best Stands in the City having 3 well established cash trade and is a splendid opening C i r i j aiiy one uebirnm jto emDaiK in a sate ana r - r J F hncincc- 1 --s- AT COST FOR CASH CLOSING OUT TO QUIT My duties as Assistant Postmaster require air my - -- VJLrx - ttninxi o jurciixdj ithiajjlO ZAusLHte- f Having recently been several timw asked if I was still conducting my dn tal parlors I desire to inform the public tnat 1 am still at their service and cm be found at my office opposite the Com t house My interest in a bowling alley does not conflict with my practice tier my card in another column lOoctlt J R AdaIRD D S A Good Memory KrUlU j a 7 ure-oaving7 Jr vj7 r willi burrciis wmcu uuiiuruiiy iimiCH me- - ¬ I space of the operators An army 8 inch 8un takes 15 men to work it a 1 0 iucl1 18 men and a 12 inch 8uu uij tu jarytjfcu uow tjoiiburucieu uy rue army calls for 21 men It will be seen therefore that a 13 inch naval gun is operated by six men while an army gun of one inch less cali- ¬ ber calls for 21 men The navy gun can be fired just as rapidly with its six men as the army gun can be fired with its larger number Boston Herald i wuhhi -- - S qes H STIVERS -SO301 -A- j n r mFiXJMsM J ¬ At Sea on Maskat funny scene occurred many years often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation indiges ago in congress A present of Arabian tion or any form of stomach trouble reinein horses a sword etc arrived from the am of Maskat for President Adams Syrup PeTsln and health will be restored to you iriai sizes loc no doses ioc large size 60c A western member with some hent and 51 00 of W T brooks drugpist Paris mQved that the g jf shouM be geut DacK witn a letter irom congress m- forming the ruler of Maskat that the Insure in my agency non- ¬ president of the United States was no union Prompt paying reliable king but the servant of the people and A ¬ j j fc insures against fire was not permitted to give or receive presents wiad and storm Such a letAnother member rose ter Mr Speaker he said can easily W 0 HINTOlM Agent be written But where is it to be sent companies ¬ ¬ found in any atlas published in this countfv It was found at last on a Ger- Ijt Egypt the custom is for Princesses man map A civil answer was returned to hide their beauty by covering and the geographers made haste to in the lower part of the face with a veil sert Maskat in the next edition of their in America tne oeauty or many ot maps Exchange our women is hidden because of the j I Hidden Beauty Where is Maskat There was no response Apparently not a member of the house was prepared to answer nor could Maskat then be The Other Way Around weakness and The loyalty of the Scottish highlander sickness pecu liar to the sex to his kilt is a picturesque thing H ¬ - ian custom pre vailed in this country many sufferers would be erlad tc cover theii If the Egypt will uever admit that it makes him ¬ ¬ cold and Highlanders who were suffer ing from cold in the ordinary dress of civilization have been known to substi- ¬ ¬ wrinkles theii same purpose It is said that a stranger seeing a sunkencheeks their unnealthy soldier in full highlander uniform shiv complexion from the eyes of the ering in a cold wind asked him Sandy are you cold with the kilt world with the veil of the Orient ¬ prematur e removing ones coat and waistcoat and rolling up ones shirt sleeves for the tute the kilt for it in order to get warm though this would be much like EST line of COMPORTS in Paris If you have any PAPERING to do get my prices jSTOW You can save BIG MOjSTEY CLOSING OUT priees on CAR ¬ PETS and MATTINGS They are the latest and best things in the market You will do well to examine into these values The LARGEST and CHEAP ¬ voice of lace curtains I have just received a new in- ¬ Bradfields Fgmala Regulator ¬ Na na mon the soldier answered indignantly but Im nigh kilt with Exchange the cauld 1 J T Mouldings HINTON 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 H OBEAM fes L ing their stock reducing e ght page Take notice of the low prices that the New Louisville Store are offering dur ¬ sale See MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ pair your linen and put neck bands on free Haggard Reed Free of Tartar Powder om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Wanted I 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Eggs and butter Geo 1ST Parris I brings out a womans true beauty It makes her strong and well in those organs upon which her whole general health depends It corrects all menstrual disorders It stops the drains of Leucorrhcea It restores the womb to its proper place It removes the causes of headache backache and nervousness It takes the poor de- ¬ Turning the Stock bilitated weak haerp ard fading A writer in The Dry Goods Chronicle woman and puts her on her feet again making her face beautiful by chant to rernember is that it is not how making her body well large a business he does but how many Drugtfsts sell it for i a bottle times his stock is turned in the course Send for onr free illustrated book for women of the year that really indicates the The radfleld Regulator Co Atlanta Ga successful merchant 4 1 j Hurrah W J Spratley the Egyptologist thinks that there can be no doubt that the Egyptian soldiers in ancient times went into the battle to the inspiring cheer of the Hoo Ra Hoo Ra Hoo Ra I and if the average questioning man asks why he replies with this Because 8 Hoo Ra in the tongue of the Rameses means the king the king the king Send me your old furniture i SSAfr THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4 1898 -T- HE BOURiiOH NEWS 1881 Religious News The Rev J H Hopper has been con ducting a meeting of much interest at ¬ PEESOML MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY TheJBowling Championship The first of the series of games to be GO TO Eighteenth Year Established Houston School house this week He Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as will pieach at the Second Presbyterian col iiss mail matter Church Sunday morning and at Millers turg that eveuing Dr Rutherford will TELEPHONE NO 124 supply Dr Bartletts pulpit in Lexing ton on that day SUBSCRIPTION PRICES It is expected that the repairs to the Payable in Advance S2 00 Sixmouths 5100 Second Piesbjterian Church will be Oneyear news costs you cant kven get a ee completed next week and that it will be port fkoji a gun free of charge ready tor use on the following Sunday Make all Checks Money Orders Etc the 13th inst payable to the order of Champ Miilkr The Rev Dr Malloy of Mavsville will assist Dr Rutherford in some special services about the middle of the mouth and the Rev Dr Rout of Ver- ¬ sailles will assist in the communion services including the fourth Sunday of the month Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere- G B Brooks is quite Mies - in Cynthiana Mrs B M Renick was in Lexing- ¬ ill of iZ rrii mora mil is visiuug fever-ttAlnfiiTno ico ¬ TAX NOTICE t m 4 - i J 4Eft rather unusual wedding in this city 113 133 G W 131 105 Wednesday morning They drove up 138 S B C to the High street entrance of the court 659 706 652 Mr W H McMillan bas moved into bouse to get married but for some un known reason refused to get out of the the Convent property strikes buggy The license was issued by Roger Hoffman of th9 Mt Sterling L H Landman will be at the County Clerk Ed Paton and brought out Dr Team won two hearty rounds of apHotel Windsor Tuesday Nov 8th to them and while Mr Paton held plause for making two yery difficult Judge Purnells hat cane and cigar the work of re painting the Conrt The spares pronounced the ceremony which House was begun yesterday by Borland Judge Sidney Johnson was a tower of made them one Paris Sauer strength to the visiting team Attorney N C Fisher and Mr C Enterprise Senator Thomas The Mt Sterling Team was well Oohn C Peddicoud late of Company D Ray were visitors in Lexington yespleased over their trip even if they did I Second Kentucky has been appointed Capt J M Thomas is erecting a terday not win Thev are confident of win- Constable of Ceuterville precinct of Georgetown wing on the Mt Sterling alleys Miss Susie Graves mammoth building at Ford which will Cotswold sheep for be one of the largest in Clark county ia the guest of Dr and Mrs H H Dogs crippled ten The Paris team will play in Mt Tuesday night One night says the Richmond Pantograph The Robeits Sterling next Friday night J W Allison ¬ they crippled eighteen for plans embrace banking room general last week Albert Hint du captain of the Paris Mrs Hutson of Newport is visit store restaurant and dwelling rooms ing the family of her brother Mr E team made five successive strikes in the him The building is of brick and will be last game scoring 190 the highest score The mother of G en Fitzhugh Lee three stories high Captain Thomas D Paton Mrs Ida Ingliss of Montgomery is of the evening His average in the died yesterday at Richmond Va She estimates that the cost when completed three games was 172 J fell recently and sustained internal in- will be 12000 Arrangements will be spending a few days with Mis Rosa Mr Joe Penn of this city and editor Buckner juries made to establish a savings bank there Squire Turner of Mt Sterling were the Harry Hite has gone to Louisville Mon and should the idea be carried out Ford referees and their decisions were fair Rev E G B Mann will leave Co to accept a position with Ramsey and unquestioned day for Washington Mason county will be in a position to be congratulated billposters Roger Hoffman of Mt Sterling and where he will conduct a protracted Military Hospital Train Mrs Lon Haley and daughter Will Rion of Paris each scored twenty meeting were in Lexington nine in the last frame of one of the A hospital train composed of eleven Miss Kate Russell Tice Hutsell a Bourbou county boy tourist sleepers and one day coach yesterday games who has lately been clerking at the passed through Paris Wednesday after- ¬ Mrs Amos Turney and daughter Brutus Grinnan scored 212 during a Spalding House ia Duluth has been ap- noon conveying 157 sick soldiers from Miss Jessie were guests of friends in practice game Tuesday Ed Hinton pointed roomiug clerk at the Gibson Oainp Hamilton near Lexington to Gynthiana Wednesday made 210 Monday night House in Cincinnati C T DeGarmo representing the the military Hospital at Fort Thomas OBITUARY A bulletin yestei day afternoon from One of the patients was Chas E Hodge Standard Paper Company of Cincinnati Washington stated that the War De Company I Second Kentucky There was in the city yesterday Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead partment had ordered a general move- are yet 375 patients in the hospital at Mr and Mrs C N Fithian and Cuba on Nov 22 Camp Hamilton Cincinnati Miss Nellie Fithian were in ment of troops into Fannie Brock the seventeen-year-olFitzhugh Lee yesterday Wednesday and Jtunder Gen daughter of FrankBrock died Tuesday at Clever Bob Smith Dr Jas T Ware and bride came up Newtown of diphtheria The remains Hon J T Hardin Republican can- ¬ Bob Smith the talented entertainer from Cynthiana Tuesday eyening to at- wer4buried Wednesday at Georgetown didate for Congress in this district ad ¬ thoroughly amused an audience TuesWare wedding Thos Phillips a well known citizen dressed a small audience last night at day night at Odd Fellows Hall with tend the Cook Miss Ella Joplin who has been visit ¬ of Paris died suddenly Monday night of the Court House He was introduced his droll stories in Irish Dutch and ing Misses Nellie and Georgia Fithian of heart disease at his home on the cor- ¬ by Postmaster J L Bosley negro dialect His passages fiotn ner of Seventh and High streets He returned yesterday to Lexington Wendlings famous lecture Does Death Some of the Paris youths celebrated Mr and Mrs R J Neely have re was seventy years old and is survived Taylors Bob and Gov style Monday End All Halloween in the usual to New York Al- ¬ by his wife On account of ill health it Visions and Dreams were well done turned from a trip removing gates signs benches night by had been the custom of the deceased to bany Buffalo and Niagara Falls Some of the gates belonging His impersonation of the old woman steps etc sleep late in the morning so his death Miss Mary Grosche who has been Airy parties have not yet been gossip who called to cheer up a tsick to Mt until after ten dangerously 111 of typhoid fever is was not discovered friend was exceedingly clever found oclock in the morning The deceased slightly improved and may recover was a gallant Confederate soldier being Meteoric Showers L Earlywine stenographer to in Gen Morgans command and was a the court house yesterday morning At J Governor Bradley came over Tuesday respected citizen The sympathy of a jury declared Mrs Carter bchultz to Some astronomers are advertising the night for a short visit to his parents be of unsound mind Her derangement scores of friends is extended to his wife biggest show of celestial pyrotechnics was caused by the death of her son at Mr Catesby Woodford of near this in her bereavement Funeral services seen from the earth in many years to Georgtown from an overdose of mor ¬ city and Col R M Holloway of Lex- ¬ were held at the grave in the Paris ceni occur on November I3th and 27th in the phine Alpena tery yesterday morning at ten oclock by form of burning meteors To be certain ington left Wednesday for Mich RevE G B Mann The pall bearers Forty one Parisians who were sick to not miss the show observers are ad- ¬ Miss Clara Wilmoth arrived home were Messrs N Bayles Jr E B Jan or absent from home on registration vised to begin at ll oclock on the night yesterday from a three weeks visit to uary Chas Lancaster J B Northcott day registered at County Clerk Patons of November llth and ke6p watch each¬ Novem- relatives and friends in Cincinnati and Wm Schrote S Lilleston office Monday Tuesday and Wednesday night until on the morning of Covington Carpets and mattings greatly reduced All but eight of the number were Dem- ber I5th for the first exhibit Mrs W H H Johnson returned at tf ocrats J T Hintons -Wednesday to Mt Sterling after a visit Baptist Meeting Closed 4 to her daughter Miss Leila Johnson at The services at the Methodist Church If your Boys from 3 to 15 years Rev Z T Cody of Georgetown Mrs Minnie Wilsons Sunday will be of unusual interest At old need a good all wool knee preach who has been holding a most interesting morning hour the pastor will Editor Squire Turner of the Mt pants suit which is sewed with the children and meeting at the Baptist Cburch closed Sterling Sentinel Democrat came over silk call at Price Gos where a sermon especially to the night There the meeting Wednesday night The ad- ¬ Wednesday nfeht to witness the Paris you will save money to the young people at ditions not heretofore reported are B F Mt Sterling Bowling Teams play for will be special music Mrs the Championship of the Bluegrass Buckley Mrs Neville Fisher S S Clay col Smart and Miss Essie Hall the latter Deputy Collector Mrs Palmer Graham and son ar- ¬ OlSSOllltlOD lected 51000 for whiskey tax during joining Wednesday night Rev Codvs rived last night from Terre Haute Ind the month of October the heaviest busi- splendid sermons were enjoyed by large to visit Mrs aud Dr John ness done during the year The heayiest audiences at every service Jameson She will remain until after the Paris Ky Nov 3 1898 who took Co shippers were Walsh marriage of her sister Miss June Jame- ¬ By mutual cousent the firms doing Mystic Midgets Arrive 663 barrels out of bond Gpo Gregg of Crawfords business under the name and style of son to Mr -Stuart and J H Hibler Spears The Mystic Midgets have arrived in ville Ind wThich occurs on the 16th dispatch from Washington yesterA Co have this day dissolved and E F was possible that Paris and will assemble at the Opera j You can save big money by having Spears Sons are their successors All day stated that it stop over in House to night to give tneir unique en ¬ persons indebted to the above firms may President McKinley would vou papering done now by J T Hinton settle the same with either E F Spears to review the troops at Camp tertainment There has been a largo i Lexington or Jno Stuart one or both of whom liiley Granuon Married on his wav to or from Canton advance sale of reserved seats and the Hamilton will be found at the down town house Tuesday indications are that the house will be Stuart formerly occupied by Spears thither he goes to vote crowded The entertainment will bej A dispatch Wednesday from San Spears Stuart are responsiole for all debtff contracted by the firms of Spears The News is requested to state that given under the auspices of ihe ladies of Francisco said Stuart and J H Hibler Co Willing the Episcopal Church Riley Grannon and wife is the way the usual meeting of the STUART SPEAKS has the noted track plunger wrote his name Workers of the Christian Church HIBLER CO H Expression of Thanks Saturday till Nov on the Palace Hotel register when he 4nov 4tt been postponed from ntu f q n m to avoid conflict with arrived in this city to day The couple mmr Mks Eliza Phillips wishes The on the for ¬ went at once to their apartments and the Mystic Midgets matinee News to express her gratitude and heart- ¬ the young plunger soon made his way mer date manv friends felt thanks to the to the Oakland track Attorney-At-La- w formerly of this who extended kindnesses and sympathy ¬ The sporting public which has al Thos Richardson an office in the Marlborough to her since the death of her husband ways known Riley as a bachelor is very city has is doing a Thos Phillips Her prayers will ever Bank Hotel in New York and much interested to know when and Office over Agricultural type- ¬ attend them and ood business as stenographer where tne young plunger got his wife Paris Kentucky a former also When Mrs Grannon was interviewed writer J A Latlue A Generous Newspaper succeeding in the same line she simply said her husband could tell Parisian is The Millersburg Gazette will educate the story M- - D of work a young girl at the Millersburg Female said he had been marGrannon later Presbyterian Chnrch has College and asks its readers to submit ried two years but would give no de- The Second during the names of young girls whose parents ails Mrs Grannon is a handsome been handsomely improved re not admit of such educa- brunette of medium height past month The exterior has been ¬ finances will Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts The bride is supposed to be Miss Daisy painted and the interior has been beau- tion A girl will be selected from Daugherty names thus submitted Dixon a pretty actress who declared Office Hours tifully frescoed Mr C A 7 tolOa m the work The some time ago that she was married in had the contract for Top and Storm overcoats for Italy to Mr Grannon She left the stage 2 to 4pin steeple was painted by a Cincinnati men from 5 to 7 to 8 pm V25 at Price last week in New York retiring from 10 and workman who did the job for 4l6augtf the cast of Ingot Hall Covs v5 his expenses from and to Cincinnati c-- Pay your taxes at once and save six per cent penalty and cost of advertising which goes on all taxes re maining unpaid De cember 1 1898 ¬ Married In A Buggy Robt Henry and Miss Belle Shep pard both of the Eastern part of Bour¬ ¬ bon were the contracting parties in a BOWEN ¬ ton yesterday Mrs Robert Ferguson was in Cin- ¬ cinnati yesterdav Mits Annie Louise Clay spent yesterday in Lexington Mr A P Allis of Lexington was in the city yesterday G W Gardner left Wednesday for a business trip to Boston Mrs Frank Fithian is visiting Mrs Ulie Howard in Covington Mr J M Hall was in Cincinnati yesterday on a business trip Mr Sidney Johnson of Mt Sterl- ¬ ing was in the city yesterday Dr John Sweeney went to Louis ¬ ville Wednesday on a business trip Miss Bessie Rogers is visiting her brother Prof Gus Rogers in Danyille Miss Lida Clarke of Millersburg is the guest of Mrs Roseberry Rogers Miss Fannie Bell of Georgetown is the guest of Mrs Samuel Willis near played between the Parip and Mt Sterling Bowling Teams for the champ ionship of the Bluegrass were played Wednesday night at the Pastime Alleys in this city The games were very ex- citing and were witnessed by a large j crowd ully thirty persons coming over from Mt Sterling The Paris team won each of the three games The players and the scores are as fol- ¬ DRESS GOODS lows For all the new aud up to date dress goods including the new coverts diaco- 2d 3d 1st nals crepons Ettimines come to Game Game Game us we can please you etc style and paris in 130 T H Tarr price 118 B Grinnan 185 166 141 E Hinton 149 190 176 A Hinton JACKETS CAPES and COL ¬ 137 Feeney J i TllOB ie SILKS FOR f j The plain Dress Goods of this season require fancy braids We have them in all the new designs scroll novelties nouveautes 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Prices Low Goods First Class GROCERY -- Physician Surgeon ¬ ¬ f -- - Next Door to Postal Telegraph Office - - - - msjr V 4 yss7 fPT 04 6 THE BOttRBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4 1898 TWO THE BOURBON NEWS ElgUteentli Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by CITIES Two cities I1ng together One full of dust and strife TABLE TOP HIGH WATER MARE Household Furniture Used to Jnug tlie DcjttU oC Water in a Tiue- Invailed House of jriant You i dim up here with your squares ijlled V If H tI5 inf I I VI woman at breakfast the other morning in allusion to the morning papers re ¬ ports of the storms work on the Georgia coast The damage to the rice crops is heavy she read I know just what that means and there are only a few people saved of the entire little colony living on an island 1 have a vivid idea of how that is also IsTotsomouy years ago I in company with the other boarders at a seaside hotel stood on the piazza just after daybreak of a morning following a fearful night and saw there houses in turn break loose from the last props and lashings that held them and float out to sea falling to pieces when they got fairly in the breakers like so many flimsy glued boxes They were not mere shanties ior indifferently built houses either Thev had stout timbers were two stor ies with many rooms and long piazzas and each one anchored it was sup ¬ posed firmly to the piles deep driven as is the custom with wooden houses They had been owned and lived in by the same families summer after sum ¬ mer for years They were just so many chips mere nothings in the clutch of the storm No There was nobody in them The tenants had realized their danger and got out hours before and had saved some of their things but the sight of those houses floating off and going to pieces with the wind blowing 1 forget how many miles an hour and the lightships distress guns booming out every so many seconds made an impression likely to be re ¬ membered That storm however was not a record breaker They have had worse ones off the Carolina and Georgia coast before and since but the whole experience was uew to me and Im afraid I quailed a good deal The native people those accustomrd to summering there did not seem to mind so much but our black nurse was ashen with fear and so upset that we couldnt let her hold the baby at all Neither could we la3 him down because we were on the lookout to leave the house at any wind and naturally fortified coasts that take the main brunt of havoc get very little idea of au equinoctial gale as the term is construed down south said a buildings to dull the And the weary hopeless battle For gain and fume and life The other crowded with people Tet oh so calm and still With the green grass like a carpet Unsolled on vale or hilL There are feet within the city But they seem pontent to rest And hands that jie close folded Over each tranquil breast And eyes that behold no beauty In earth or sea or sky And hearts that have ceased their throbbing Full satisfied they lie In the flood of noontide glory In the moonlights peaceful glow Peasant and lord together As the seasons come and go Two cities upon the borders Of a river dark and wide One where the people tremble To cross the swelling tide And enter the icy waters With prayers and bated breath This is the land of the living The river the men call Death One step and the other city With its shafts of marble white Marking the narrow dwellings Looms up before our sight Some day we shall join the sleepers Who rest beneath the sod And live in Gods silent acre That never a foot hath trod Lizzie DeArmond in Ohio Farmer JrL n JL Liiiiy W ire 1S96 wT BY CAPTAIN CHARLES KING Copyrighted by F Tennyson Neeiy J It minute All during the night the men made trips a quarter of an hour apart 1o the ground floor to see how high the water had risen We had all taken ref¬ uge in the second story and left the things below Lo shift for themselves We could hear them bumping about ominously down there a report soon MI hi came that the water was as high as the second rung of the dining rocm chairs Before long it was up to the top of ihe table ly degrees the depth of watr measured hi all calmness and equabil ity by old hands and steady heads at the business got more and more alarm ing even to those of a dispassionate turn of thinking and then came the verdict That if in the next quarter of an hour it rose an inch higher we must all leave the house It seems that to those versed in the behavior of the tide and tiic ways of storms such as we were going through the crisis was at hand the critical moment when either the water would go ou rising urn maybe topple over I mean undermine the house or else begin to go down or at any rate leave off coming up It is needless to say that that quarter of an hour was- passed by me at least on tenterhooks and with bte breath and by Mary the black nurse who had abdicated her office with stiffened muscles and an attitude cf pr tyer Capt V my husband being a man was of course obliged to be outwardly brave along with all the other men but I knew he was trembling Inwardly being no more accustomed to such nerve straining exigencies than was We had both been raised in a goqd old Connecticut town where the weather never cuts Mich antics Siting a civil engineer and getting au appoiutment to supervise government work on the southern coast he gladly accepted the post and 1 went down to keep him company Where were we to go if we had to leave the home Oh to the fort a rugged old revolutionary fovt Theres on the ssi uul resorted to habitually iis a place of refuge in storm time We didnr have to go to it At the end of the eventful quarter of an hour wait ¬ ed for watch in hand by the commit ¬ tee on danger the descent below stars was mace and word shouted up that although the water hadnt gone down any it hadnt rsen The tide would soon be on the turn ant we were safe ¬ ¬ -- I she had jilted for old McLane and his bride are stationed there Chapter n Fannie McLanes wedding causes family feeling A few months later she while traveling with her husband meets Merriam on his wedding trip Chapter III Some time previous to this Merriam had gone on a government sur- ¬ 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 IY Young McLane dictates to Merriam a dying message which is sent to Parry a young Chicago lawyer and brother-in-laof Mrs McLane Reply causes Merriam to swoon He is taken to the Tremaines calls for Florence Chapter V Engagement of Florence Tremaine to Merriam is announced wed- ¬ ding shortly follows Chapter YI Mr McLane is mysteriously shot in San Francsro Merriam is greatly excited when he reads account in papers While still in mourning Mrs McLane prepares to visit Fort Sedgwick Chapter VII Mrs McLane arrives at the fort Merriam is startled at the news and he and his wife absent themselves from the formal hop that evening Chapter VIH Mr and Mrs Merriam pay their respects to the widow on an evening when she would be sure to have many other callers When the call is returned Merriam is away and his wife pleads illness as excuse for not seeing her Mrs McLane receives telegram Ar- ¬ rested Chicago Your uncle stricken par- ¬ alysis You will be summoned Secure papers otherwise lose everything C M She faints and is revived with difficulty Chapter IX Mrs McLane desires to see Merriam Grafton persuades him to go but the widow postpones the meeting till next noon Chapter X Florence learns Merriam has been to see Mrs McLane and in a storm of passion will not allow him to explain Shortly after Merriam is in- ¬ tercepted by Fannie McLane as he is pass- ¬ ing through Graftons yard Florence wit- ¬ nesses the meeting which she supposes has been prearranged and swoons Chapter XI Mrs McLane begs Merriam for papers given him by her stepson but which he tells her were all forwarded to Parry Merriam upon leaving her learns of a raid by greasers upon the stables who had killed one of the guards and wounded w SYNOPSIS Chapter I Fannie McLane a young widow is invited to visit the Graftons at Fort Sedgwick Her sister tries to dis- ¬ suade her as Randolph Merriam whom J ¬ ¬ some of these unnatural naturalized voters and citizens like as not an in ¬ dictment for murder would be hanging over his head if not hanging him in the course of a fortnight True there was no sheriff within 70 miles and long be- ¬ fore the civil authorities could be brought into play the murderers of Brad would be scattered all over the face of the earth All the same under the strict interpretation of the civil law Lieut Merriam knew that he and his people had no more business trying to arrest these renegades than they had In to vote at a territorial election like many another officer point of fact and man soldier of Uncle Sam on the broad frontier he was aware of the fact that even a horse thief had more civil rigihts than the trooper His expedition therefore in the eye of the law was nothing more nor less than a lawless dash winding up in a possible free fig ht and all against the peace and dig ¬ nity of the people of New Mexico Per- ¬ haps Buxton knew this too but the or- ¬ ders he gave were peremptory and Mer- ¬ riam never stopped to reply reason why or expostulate But now when the renegades began to shoot the reasoning why had to be done His men were hot for battle so was he but the nation expects of its officers that no matter what the temptation provocation or ex- ¬ asperation they keep cool heads and tempers only snoot when the law per- ¬ mits but then shoot to kill No claim of self defense could be allowed They were the pursuing and therefore the attackingpartyand though these Mex- ¬ icans were followed red handed hot- ¬ footed there could be no question what a civil jury would say if any of their dingy hides were punctured by the balls of a brutal soldiery Biug-g-g-- g a second shot Zip bang wrrrrr bang another and Corp- ¬ oral Butts ducked his head and swore and Trooper Mullens charger squealed and lunged and kicked viciously with the seam of a bullet scathing his flank and plowing the haunch Thej were clos- ¬ ing on the ruffians fast then and the temptation was overpowering I cant ride my men in to be shot down like dogs growled Randy In for a penny in for a pound They started it any-way he said to himself then turned in saddle and waved high his foragecap Close up Close up men he cried meaning to draw rein slacken speed a bit and get all his party together be- ¬ fore closing for action The Mexicans were plainly winded Their half starved brutes had carried them under bloody spurring as far as they could and were now uarelv staggering alone What their rideis dreaded was summary stringing up to the railway telegraph poles if captured Better die fighting said the leader and fight it was Thej were close to the entrance of a little ravine that set in among the bar ren slopes from the open ground to the east All the way from the Santa Clara the ascent had been gradual but dis- ¬ tinctly marked and just as the lore dear woman anyhow 3Srow get me horae as soon as you can old fellow But the whispered caution to the driver given as the doctor reappeared and mountingrode alongside was Go slowslow as you can Then to the hospital attendant who had ridden out with him he muttered Now ride ahead Parks and see if theres any news CHAPTER XII When Florence regained strength enough to move she crept slowly back to her little parlor where the beacon lights that were to summon her hus ¬ band were still faithfully fraitlessly burning She looked in at the dining room and its preparation for cheer and welcome and turned away with a shiver of disgust and then with a moan of pathetic misery threw herself into an armchair and tried to think What should she do What could she do Her love for Randy was so fond so glowing that she had gifted him with the quali- ¬ ties of a god leaning upon him in every- ¬ thing trusting him in everything rely- ¬ ing upon his word as though it were a pledge on high and yet within these few hours he had all unasked given her his promise not to see or speak with that woman ajgain except he came first to her his wif e and told her the need then had gone secretly almost directly to meet- his old love in the shadows of the night long after the hour that usual ¬ ly saw the last light extinguished along officers row If her old friend from baby days the colonel had come to her and said that Randy was false if her idol her be- ¬ loved father had added his confirma- ¬ tion of the colonels views she would have laughed them down so long as Randy her hero Randy swore that he was true Many a woman will stand by her lover against a world in evidence yet turn to stone against him when she sees one apparent sign of interest in another Poor girl lie was her first her only love He was hers and only hers and should be only hers for when that other creature had scorned and denied him had he not been brought sore stricken to her doors Had she not won him back to life through the wealth and glory of her own unsuspect- ¬ ed love From the day of their wed ¬ ding until this woman came never had she known a wish that was not his Day and night she dreamed planned and thought for him sought only to make herself worthier his love deai er to his eyes sweeter to his caress Who was there to compare with him in manli ¬ ness in courtesy in knightly bearing What officer was the peer of Randy what officer even in the dear old Riflers with whom had been her home - a neat comparison but one expressly fitting And now strangely enough this mad dest of nights poor Florence could not get those words and that tone out of Office over G S Vardwi fc Co her head She had flushed and turned speechless away at the time hurt to her 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p soul and indignant too but the train ¬ Office Hours ing of her youth was strong These were people her father and mother had taught her to respect and though an- ¬ gry indignant remonstrance was in DEALER IN her heart she stifled the words that Furniture Window Shades 00 strove to spring to her lips Cloths Carpets Mattresses I expect Ive put my foot in it again to day reported Bux to his better half Etc when he got home Well Im sure Im never surprised Special attention given to Undertak was the ladys prompt reply ing and Repairing I fear Ive been rude to Col Buxton Main Stkket - - - - Paris Ky Randy faltered Floy when that gen ¬ tleman came in from troop drill an hour ¬ H A SMITH VsCSf l v GEO W DAVIS ¬ J l later BOUSE ASD LOT AND BUCK SMITH SHOP FOR SALE my darling was his answer as he folded her in his arms DESIRE to sell my houso and ot And these are not types of the first at Jackson- ¬ year wedded and the quarter cen- ¬ ville with blacksmith ehophalf cash bal I will sell for tury mated love as seen in the army I ance Ky twelve months For further in have known many and many a couple particulars address or call on who have risen together through every BEN J F SHARON grade in the line loved loving and lov- ¬ 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky ers to the end At one oclock Florence had set her SSJEiTlSrC3r 3 lights in the parlor window At two with that booming gong like sound re- ¬ verberating in her ears that incessant repetition of Buxtons coarse words she had sprung from the chair in which she had been brooding writhing shud ¬ The Blnegrass Nurseries offer every ¬ dering for half an hour and then tear-¬ thing ing down the shade close looping the Airentsfor Orchard Garden Lawn No curtains she hurried to the hall and Jtrawberry and general nursery cat¬ locked and bolted the door Another alogue on application to girl making a fool of herself for a man H F HILLENME2ER God how the words another girl Lexington Ky rang resounded through her brain Telephone 279 buzzed and whirred like angry wasps in her ears hissed and rattled aye ALVA CRAWFORD stung like the venomous reptiles she CARL CRAWFORD had learned to shun from early childhood Making a fool of herself fur a man who would leave her so soon for that painted yes that padded thing Theyd soon learn that an army brrd girl loved indeed with all her heart and soul but could hate hate hate as well You couldnt be rude even to Bux I 1 ¬ - Ar irft - - ffi- - - PLANTS trees VINES 898 Sid tS - MS a 1 ¬ CRAWFORD BROS M a TO BE CONTINUED Shop corner Mam and Fifth Sts SNUFF MILL The Bad Hnlit of a Famous Portrait IN A BORN another - L mM m X Y Sun lie Dearest the tyre of my heart has been punctured by the tacks of your charms Be mine and let us ride tandem through life She HUze TaiJr How sweet and sirauge You have scorched your way into my affec tions and I cannot backpedal against your attractions 1 surrender the han dle bar of my life to your hands and am ure you will steer our united lives wisely Illustrated American ¬ ¬ -- remarkably strict watch on that young G lubbiuson Jfas he a criminal record Totts No Thats what they are down ov him about They arrested Washing liiin one auu he got cles on The Mean TrieUHe Played vYatts Et seems the police keep a CHAPTER XI Continued There was no difficulty in learning at the wretched shack at the edge of the reservation which way they had gone Nine at least were in the party and the hoof tracks led away southwestward across the flat until they struck the line of the railway two miles west of the Junction Here there seemed to have been a brief halt discussion possibly a divide and a split Two horses had crossed the track and gone south the others veering westward had lit out for the Santa Clara and Randy Mer- ¬ riam a trifle hungry now was wishing with all his heart he had gone first to Florence and left the inspection of the stables until afterwards It was some- ¬ where about two oclock when they started The men were booted and spurred but Merriam was in ordinary trousers and the troop horse he rode was quick to find the spur was gone and slow to mind the heel TheMcClel lan saddle too with its upright pommel and cantle worried him after the ease of his own Whitman When dawn came he was well nigh ready to give up the chase after fording the Santa Clara and finding the trail had turned northwest- ¬ ward when a sharp eyed trooper swore he could see the quarry making for the foothills and not two miles ahead so Merriam borrowed a single spur and pushed vehemently vigorously on Then broad daylight came and there could be no doubt they were gaining The chase was hot Thepursued were tossing off saddle bags riatas and oth er detachable horse furniture to lighten their weight but they stuck to their guns and ammunition Merriams men were considerably strung out not more than six being well up within support ing distance when the fact that they were in range of the greasers was dem ¬ onstrated by the zip and sing of a bullet close alongside muttered the Thats business trooper who rode close on his left rear Shall 1 trv a shot sir Merriam shook his head The situation had few points in its favor Obedient to his orders to pursue and capture the gang Randy had ridden j hard yet over many a mile had he asked himself the question Suppose tihey re ¬ sist arrest whats to be done He had ¬ ¬ ¬ 5 most rider spurred around the shoulder of the hillside his panting broncho stumbled went down rolled helplessly over and lay there dead to kicks curses or blows Three of the gang lashed on- ¬ ward leaving their countryman to his fate but two of them better nerved reined up alighted and throwing themselvesfiatupon the ground opened again a rapid and telling fire from their Mira el Teniente was Winchesters the word linked with a savage Spanish curse that hissed from the black lips of the nearest and in an instant Merriam became the target for the sharp fire of three magazine rifles famous for their accuracy at no greater distance than the 400 yards that now separated them Almost before he could realize it Randy felt a sharp sting just at the outer edge of his bridle arm and knew that the blood gushed from the wound Then all of a sudden his poor troop horse plunged heavily f orward and groaning anu struggling weni aown in a neap bearing his rider helplessly with him Two minutes more as some of the men dismounted and with rapid and effective fire scattered the Mexicans to shelterwithin the ravine Corporal Butts and a trooper succeeded in pulling Mer riamfreefrom the madly lashing- strug gling stricken brute and then it was - ¬ I found that their pallir1 speechless lead- ¬ er had received some serious injury All the breath was knocked out of his body and the bridle arm was broken midway between the wrist and elbow That ended the chase Four or five men it is true took advantage of the fact that the lieutenant was knocked out to dash ahead and have a personal affair with the greasers and later in the day when after a long long ride Trooper Mullen reached a friendly Ianchman on the Santa Clara and had him send out his spring wagon for the wounded officer these enthusiasts came drifting back there was reason for belief that their ammunition had not been entirely spent in vain But it was a worn out used up detachment es- ¬ corting a two wheeled improvised am ¬ bulance that recrossed the Santa Clara late that afternoon and was met there by the assistant surgeon I hope you saw Mrs Merriam before you started was Randys faint greet- ¬ She wasnt much worried was ing she I tried to scrawl a line or two and we made the messenger swear I was only lamed by the fall of the horse You saw her didnt you No o hesitated the doctor I didnt Merriam You see there wasnt time You know how it is with old Bux Steady with that stretcher there steward Just let me slip this support under the lieutenants shoulder You know Bux insisted on my starting in ¬ stantly t j Star But who took my note to her then persisted Randy It it would never do to have her frightened now doctor Oh thatll be all right Randy Dont worry about that Im sure what she has heard hasnt hurt her Mrs oh yes Mvs Hayne was over at your house no warrant He was not even a deputy when I came away sheriff not even the humblest con Thank God for that murmured stituent of a posse comiatus If he or poor Randy as he took the drink the hi airijTur thvr fire and shot elector gave him Heaven bless that staying Who went to her Gilbert Stuart the artist who made so familiar to Americans the features of Washington and his wife was once visited by two Philadelphia artists The visit was notable from the fact that Stuart imitated the inebriate who al ¬ ways concluded his exhortation against Do as 1 tell drinking spirits with you not as 1 do One of the artists asked Stuart for a pinch of snuff from the box in which he was inserting a thumb and finger every few minutes and then applying them to his own nostrils I will give it to you said Stuart proffering the box but I advise you not to take it Snuff taking is a vile habit and should be avoided Your practice contradicts your precept Mr Stuart answered the gentle- ¬ man Sir I cant help it replied Stuart Let me tell you a story Once I was traveling during a very dark night and We coachee dumped us in a ditch scrambled up and on finding by exami- ¬ nation that our legs and arms were un¬ Carrying her rider helplessly with hesv broken thought of the poor fellow from baby days They chided her shut up in the basket with the baggage some of the girls in what they called He was found senseless and his neck You used to say there twisted awry her defection A passenger began to untwist the could be no regiment like the Riflers mans neck that he might set his head Floy You used to vow youd never The sense Aye straight on his shoulders marry out of the old regiment was less man recovered by the wrench but that was before Randy came her simple answer and then they told roared out Let me alone Let me alone Im her Randy was her world and proudly - Thev nothurt Iwasbornso Gentlemen Ibelieve heisanswered waraed heMome o the olde ana added Stuart I was born so I wa wiser matrons and God knows they born in a snuff mill and he empha had much on which to base their views sized the remark by taking an enor- ¬ it was never safe to love any man too mous pinch of snuff This says the author of Heir- ¬ much even Randy to which she an- ¬ was literally swered with sunshine in her eyes looms in Miniature true as Gilbert Stuarts father a How could one love Randy too much Mind you she never volunteered these Scotchman built the first snuff mill Youths overflowings of her heart but these ever erected in New England Companion women had been her friends from her earliest days She was still shy even Tlie lions Journey a certain township not many milea with him but such well meant warn ¬ In ings always seemed to put her on the de from Cleveland the good man of a local fensive as it were and poor child she household was laid away in the little believed it her duty to her husband that churchyard on the hill After the iu she should never allow him to go unde ¬ neral the relatives both near and dis- ¬ fended even though the attack were tant returned to the family home and intangible as a womans sneer And the officiating pastor came with them they looked so well together and he was There they enjoyed a good dinner and so proud of her so devoted to her so afterward gathered in the best room conscious of her as some one said for social converse Naturally their Nowhere in that garrison was there talk turned upon the serious event ot man or woman who was able to say that the day and presently the good pastor Randy had not borne himself as an al- ¬ drawing a deep sigh solemnly re-¬ Well our departed brother most ideal lover and husband ever since marked that sun kissed wedding day Many has gone a long journey There was a brief silence and then could even feel a sense of what is called al- ¬ the cousin of the deceased a fussy lit- ¬ agreeable disappointment which ways strikes me as a phraseological tle woman with an intense desire to parallel for that other remarkable bear a share in the conversation sud ¬ euphemism of so many of our country- ¬ denly lemarked in a tone of profound Well you know brother wisdom women shes enjoying poor health thet they all say that travel is such an Yet withal Florence had the sympathy Cleveland Plain Dealer the genuine affection of all Fort Sedg-¬ eddicator wick even in or rather notwithstand Justifiable IndigrnRtion enthusiastic estimate of Ran inir her One evening- John Scott Lord Eldon dys qualities as husband and as man had been sipping- rather too freely of and her own extreme beatitude as the convivial bowl with a friend in Ed ¬ wife Then Mrs Buxton ventured to inburgh and upon emerging into the fire a shot as she stood watching them air his intellect became considerably strolling homeward after parade one confused Not being able to distin- ¬ evening absorbed in one another and guish objects with any degree of cer- ¬ to observe to her own supremely in- ¬ tainty he felt himself quite capable There now Bux of losing his way to his own home different lord theres another pfrl making a fool of While in this perplexity he saw some- ¬ herself over a man only shes the sweet- ¬ one coming- toward him whom he asked est fool I ever knew in my born days Dye ken whaur John Scott bides himself roared it out for Floys Bux Whaurs the use of your speering did itso that that question Youre John Scott him benefit not Jong after and half Fort Sedgwick heard it for the one scl valuable quality Bux possessed as a I ken that answered John indig--nantlvol-¬ cavalry officer was his voice The but its no himsel thats want ¬ sound he could produce when ed its his house ume of Detroit Free Press bellowing instructions to a regimental A Solution skirmish line was something prodigious your mother has no objection to but of so rasping and exasperating a myBut becoming one of thef amily tfmbre that his old time derider Blake Then perhaps she means to marry likened it in force to a fog horn and in 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Resorts of the Great Lakes SIM AND TO MICHIGAN THE GREAT LAKR3 1 3 Trains Dally between GIMCWMAT1 and OETROIT e- J s m THE BOURBON N1JWS PARIS EY EMBAY NOVEMBER 4 1898 CONSOLATION A Snien Molly came home from the party to ¬ night The party waa out at nine There were traces of tears in her bright blue eyes That looked mournfully up to mine 11 M I Wife 3 A -- - the house properly aired before he went into it For the first week Arnold himself for some one had said she whispered to was a little doubtful about his experi ¬ me ment and Mrs Austins fears and With her face on my shoulder hid E osae one had said there were sobs in her questions rather annoyed him but voice at the end of that time he began tc That they didnt like something she did get used to his new life and he became Go I took my little girl up on my knee more cheerful than he had been for I am old and exceedingly wise months My dear now listen to me And I said By the tim the grass began to tuin Just listen and dry your eyes green he could not have been persund- This world is a difficult world indeed edto return to his old waj of living His And people are hard to suit house seemed more attractive as time A ad the man who plays on the violin went on He tidied the yard trimmed Is a bore to the man with the flute the rose bushes and grape vines and And I myself have often thought by the middle of April he began with How very much better twould be great enthusiasm to spade up a gar If every one of the folks that I know Would only agree with me den patch lie had lived on a faim But since they will not the very best once otherwise it might not hae way seemed so good to get into the country To make this world look bright again Is never to mind what people say Mrs Austin sighed and shook her And do what you think is right Walter Learned in Albany Times Union head and continued to fearthat Ar nold would break down until June came Then as she saw no prospect of getting him back and as she was lonesomt evenings she took a school Two Affairs of One Heart teacher to board She was a ery pretty girl Grace Howard by name By Susal Brown Robbins and as bhe was quite talkative Mrb Austins diinner table was a very pleas QimmmfimMtomitmmmmmt ant meeting place Arnold was not used- to girls but it seemed to him that Grace Howard Y IIATE come to get the key which be iifferent from most girls he J I understand Mr Ames left here must so friendty toward her and she when he moved away said the young felt seemed such a congenial spirit Tie man garden Step told her all about his house his Oh yes said the old lady and of he long rambles he took on right in and Ill get it for you Sundays They talked of books and While she was gone he seated him- ¬ agreed remarkably well on Thoreaxi self in a softly cushioned chair and Burroughs and Torrey She listened looked about the room A large cat to all he told her of bis with made friendly advances and was set rural interest experiences lied in his lap by the time the old lady The summer went by andi Arnold be came back She sank ponderously of into her chair and looked at the young came more and more enamored his country home The Littlefields man with kindly scrutiny source of pleasure to Arc you Mr John Arnold the new were a constant households were very him and the two owner of Mr Ames house Yes The unhappy owner I should neighborly Fall came and still the fascination have said a few da3s ago but now I of his bachelors hall held him have changed my mind Then one night just on the1 edge of Arnold did not know7 what made him winter a new idea came to him Bow pay that last it wJas not at all neces ¬ much it would be if sary but there was something in the were plcasanter thought ns he Grace sat in hee he old ladys face which invited confi- ¬ a reverie for a long time After that dence Indeed she said I wonder why he kept thinking of her being there and of Zow well she would become the jou changed your mind house Especially did he think of it Well Ill tell you about it he said when he sat opposite to her at dinner leaning back comfortably in his chair In March he began housecleaning and stroking the purring cat He tore the paper from the walls I took the mortgage on the place bought paint and brushes and began without having the slightest idea that energetically to apply the former it would ever come into my possession with the latter to the inside wood1 did it partly to accommodate Ames work Then he got large books of and partly a a speculation That was wallpaper samples and asked Mrs five years ago For some time Ames Austins and Graces advice about the has been getting behind on his inter- choice of the designs When he or est and 1 did not look after him as I dered the paper it was in every in ought so I was rather surprised and stance in- - kind Grace had liked It not a little disgusted when I found last took him a good while to do the paint ¬ week that I was the owner of the ing and he began to be impatient so place and that Ames had moved away he hired a man to hang the paper 2 havent been out here for a number getting deeper of yesrs and I did not- - remember in All this time he wasand with Grace love with his house miich about it except that there was but he told himself he would wait till as nall house on half an acre of land everything looked at its best before and that it was very far from salable he brought Grace to see it After that So there I was with a white elephant would ask her an important ques on itr hands and no earthly use for he tion him Tt was in May that one Sunday after The old lady smiled Mrs Austin and Grace took Wrll in a day or two I had a bril- church electric ears and went to see liant idea I was sick in the winter the He met them at the Arnolds dont feel real good now and the doc- cornpr of house hisstreet and the three went tor evcrj- - time I see him tells mel must along together chatting gayly get outdoors more But as I am situMr5 Austin admired everything ated theres not much inducement to go outdoors My boarding place is along the way and when she came to only five minutes from the law office see the interior of the house she was Grace agreed to where I work and when one is tired loud ir her praises not say much cver3thing but he doesnt feel like walking or even They had lunch did together and at riding the bicycle just for the exercise So it occurred to me to come out here length Arnold went and saw them on watching to live Get my own supper and break their car tothen stood was very till it view He happy lost fast you know and potter around in was as he went back home he apostro and T can go into town on the a garden elective cars till the roads get settled phized his house as it had come to be enough to ride my wheel I dont have his habit to do I think you made a good impres¬ to are to the office till nine so Id have And I hope the time plenty of time to take the four miles sion he said is coming when you wont be left all easy I think it is a beautiful plan said alone daytimes The next night as he was getting on the old lady cordially Theres noth ¬ ing that will do you any more good his wheel to go home he saw Grace walking along the opposite sidewalk than to be out in the air He crossed over and trundling his bi I am glad to hear you ay that Faid Arnold his face lighting Tip cjele he walked beside her How did you like my home asked Every one else I have talked to thinks Arnold I am crazy But I am determined to gate as the paused at the Austins try it a month at any rate So to daj It is very pretty she said judicial X came out to look at the house and see ly But it mift be horribly lonesome what things Ill have to get to make it J should die I know if I had to live in habitxxble Still she added smil ¬ If there is anything I can do to help such a place like it that is all that is you dont hesitate to call me And I ing if you Be hope you will be real neighborly and necessary you gustibus 11011 est dis know Good night come in to see usevenings Father and putandum Arnold looked after her as she went I get kind of lonesome sometimes up the Arnold put the cat on the floor re behind steps heThen as the door closed mounted his wheel and ker luctantly and rose to go rode rapidly away You are the 011I3 one who has given When he came to his house he looked me the least encouragement he said I shall have to give you at it sadly and 1 thank you Mrs Tt comes hard but up he said My name is Littlefield said the old have got to do it lady as she gave him her fat hand to Xesrly two weeks passed before shake everything came right so tnat Arnold When a few evenings later he came could put his question to G ace to arrange his household effects Mrs After that Littlefielo came over and helped him plans for the when they were making future Arnold asked to make his srnll house look home What shall we do about a house like Then she insisted- on his taking Grace opened eyes wide and tea over at her house and he consent gazed at him as hor though he had asked ed saying that when he got settled a ver foolish question she must return the call Why what is the matter with your BTe stayed late into the evening and house I think it is lovely out there when he went to his own house he I wouldnt ask for anythinr better felt a little homesick but that did thoujrhts Arnold gasped wTas ¬ ¬ - had breakfast enough and if he wasnt very tirca and didnt he think he had better stay in town that night and to whether he slept well and if he A NATION OF DYSPEPTICS From the Mountaineer Walhalla N Dak The remorse bf a guilty stomach is what a large majority of the people are suffering vith to day Dyspepsia is a characteristic American disease and it is frequently stated that we are a nation of dyspeptic Improper food hurried eating mental worry exhaustion any of these produce a lack of 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 of Pembina North Dakota a few miles from Walhalla resides Mr Ernest Snider a man of sterling integrity whose veracity cannot he doubted He says I The doctor gave me medicine for indigestion I had but I continued to become worse several physicians at intervals who gave me some reliei but nothing permanent I read in the newspapers articles regarding the wonderful curative powers of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and finally concluded to try the pills I purchased six boxes This was five months ago The first box gave me much relief I continued taking the pills and after uting four boxes was cured These pills are recognized every wlieie as a specific for diseases of the blood and nerves For paralysis locomotor ataxia and other diseases long supposed incurable they have proved their efficacy in thousands of caiet ¬ ¬ ¬ The Doctors Disagreed 1 became seriously ill three years ago n ftw Public opinion is divided as to the wisdom Tliey Were Rivals and There Was a of keeping the Philippines Wise statesmen are founa on both sides of the question Gratifying Letters to Mrs Fink r Clin nee for Trouble But Public opinion however is all one way in v Peace Prevailed ham From Happy Women regard to the wisdom of everybody keeping purpose Hostetter s For this their health Now then sir I think we have a little Stomach Bitters is widely used business with each other Suppose we settle is both preventive and cure for malarial I Owe You My life torpid liver and fevers stomach disorders it right here I knew what you mean Say look here impure blood It is agreeable to weak stom- ¬ You and I are courting the same girl and achs and soothing to the nerves Mrs E Woolhiskr naturally we dont like each other Thats Mills Neb writes the trouble isnt it Hicks Just saw Hogley Had been to Thats it and we dont need to waste the doctors Doctor tells him he is looking Deab Mrs EnsKHAai I owe my many words over it either himself again Wicks Is he really as bad life to your Vegetable Compound The We wont I would like to occupy your as that Poor fellow Boston Transcript doctors said I had consumption and time just about two minutes however and nothing could he done for me My if we cant settle this thing without fighting The Ledger Monthly Im your man from a Cuban machete to a The publishers of the New York Ledger menstruation had stopped and they PhPppine parang or any other weapon be- ¬ announce the discontinuance of that publi ¬ said my blood was turning to water longing either to normal or to expanded cation as a weekly and its appearance in had several doctors They all said I America Suppose you kill me You future as a monthly use of Ly dia couldnt marry the girl Even if you escaped The Ledger was founded by Robert Bon- ¬ could not live I began the Compound hanging it wouldnt do you any good She ner The world knows the history of that E Pinkhams Vegetable Avould never look at you again Suppose I venture He took into his work new ideas away menses kill you I couldnt marry her either But and a determination to succeed He made and it helped me right you wouldnt get much satisfaction out of the Ledger the foremost weekly in the returned and I have gained in weight that You wouldn t be in a position to do realms of fiction World Herald Omaha I have better health than I have had for any crowing Suppose we kill each other Neb years It is wonderful what your Com If the girl cares for either of us it would done for me So whats the good of break her heart For every mistake of your own that you pound has fighting Why not arbitrate the case notice you make a dozen that you are never Arbitrate it aware of Atchison Globe I Feel ILiko a New Personw Yes Its a toss up anyway One of us stands as good a show as the other and it Dont Neglect a Cough Take Some Hales Mrs Geo Leach Avouldnt 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 1G09 Belle St Alton 111 writes case and leave the decision to the arbitrator Before I began to take your Vege- ¬ en Aye see faller feelin sad all tem Aye But great Scott Whom could we get to get mat at lies liver an pity hem Denver table Compound I was a great sufferei¬ do the arbitrating Times Sun from womb trouble Menses would apSuppose we leave it to the girl herself m pear two and three times in a month All right I hadnt thought of that Pisos Cure for Consumption has saved me causing me to be so weak I could not Ghicago Tribune many a doctors bill S F Hardy Hop- ¬ stand I could neither sleep nor eat and kins Place Baltimore Md Dec 294 Tlns-medi-cin- A WAY TO SETTLE IT Shall We Keep the Philippines EEGAINED HEALTH e I ¬ m You went fishing with Miss Keedick yesterday didnt you Yes Catch anything Well we came back engaged but I didnt know whether 1 caught her or she caught me Illustrated American ¬ looked so badly my friends hardly knew me tern to poot en at tankin Denver Times I took doctors medicine but did not Sun derive much benefit from it My drug See there A bad sprain cured and St gist gave me one of your little books Jacobs Oil cured it and after reading it I decided to try We have a great deal to be thankful for Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable ComMetropolitan Ornithology if we could only spare the time Town pound I feel like a new person I Teacher Miss Street can you tell me lopics would not give your Compound for all what is most peculiar in the hatching of the In the morning well St Jacobs Oil cures the doctors medicine in the world 1 cuckoo can not praise it enough doultfully It generally soreness and stiffness Miss Street Et es te men det talk all tern det haf no ¬ Confused ¬ builds its nest in a clock Jewelers Weekly St Ja- ¬ CONGENIAlToCCUPATION Llflit and Prolitable Employment for a Poor Old Man Who Had Nothing But 31oney Told you so In one night cured cobs Oil masters 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VVii Npw Vorir 2487 Particulars F liHERSON Cincinnati O by tf Xoncoiufonrists The town in Fngland be t provided with places of worship is the ancient one of Iv chdale where thre are 145 churches and chapels Fifty belong to the Church of England and 95 to the Rochdales rrfnnj- - Churches uq 32 5- As Black 1 - 3 75 ffh 4 a 6 -- Your - as DYE Hall 5 HYPNOTISM magnetism explained10 ie power witnin us now mepmenze par ticulars 15 Borne cases by F MOLONEY 131 Send ftamo for Ashland Bvd Chicaffolll neat clean remedy Trial nkff enough to cur mail 23c in stamps Double pks en to first applicant sending that amount and mentionini this Hanoi- lnmr t - i m rmug aia jt Vhlcapo 111 - PILES oar f L YourWhiskers igmsmGEmmmxnsmm CURES treatment Free A N K Q I quick reliorand cures worst PI RO O w VNEW DISCOVERY glvei Dr 11 UKKKVS is fcUSAtantfu PORK Mess LAKD OathMixed Svtuui Corn Mixed gj fs y t 26 9 m 5 75 Buckinghams Dye CoNashuNH drugitsor RP 50 cts of A Natural Black with igmPtj ttij Best Congh Syrup Tastes Good Use in time Sold by druralsts ui m V Is wB fM WHEKE ALL ELSE FAILS E WHEN WRITING A a ASBVEKTIsilas please state that you toxi tke JidfetftlMt-- 1733 77 8 a V THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4 1898 a a w mm- - mm Sale m t The fact is that we have too many goods for tMs season of the year and we have taken this means yoir share of thft bargains j 50 cents For a good sized Calico and Boys Mackintoshes Mens Wrapper Flaimcttcs latest Fall 25 cents each double texture with capejliworth fort worth 75 cents styles wortli 10 cents Ladies Ecru and white satin hand fleeced vests and pants 250 worth 30 cents 7J of disposing of them Come and ge cents per yard 150 each Com- ¬ For an extra heavy Chinchilla Overcot well made worth 500 348 each v i N 4 H 15 cents per yard Wool Flanuels white red and Sgpray worth 25 cents H v I -- 1 cents per yard a limit of 20 yds to the customer none sold to merchants Your choice of any Calico in the house at article reduced In every department you will find each save you money to a closing out price which will only prevail during this sale Call and see for jyourself if you are in need of a bill We will 31 2 25 cents each 4 15 cents For Shirts and Drawers in Per pair for heavy duck shuck- ¬ every one worth 1000 Clarks O X T Spool Cotton White Merino well worth o cts ing mittens wortli 25 cents 200 per pair Ladies Capes and Jackets Eor the best calf skin and grain In abundant lots capes all of leather high topped shoes in the 148 per pair this seasons styles at low figures city 20 cents per pah Mens douhle haif tapped soled 45 cents per pair Cloaks that were carried over at 15 cents each Mens all wool extra heavy soxs For the best oii tnutiAri nnif 50 cents on the 1 Call and ex- calf hoots Avorth 200 Ladies Ecru or White Vests worth 35 cents shucking- gloves worth 75 cents amine these olfers and Pants wortli 25 cents 3 for 10 cents c 98 cents per pair For Ladies calf skin shoes in 675 each For the best quality of Beaver button worth 125 and Kersey Overcoats all colors it 4 r ft m w p hi tt f fi M f fcs I J Xonis SaiosXxiaa ZSixllc3i23 ii iiiniiiM nun il in mi ii mi BjmuMmrggmrryrHiE aHJBissLEJkixatsaa SKXyJvjuvrjnKjittjjxijauM roo eX23 klohijMA xsaszsesrxztnxsz 3 isaii3LSkj jLjTZtitiT A TOUCHY OLD COMMODORE Man-of-war Advertisement J Insisteil on Running His Own Even on Sundays A story is told of an old commodore at the Boston yard whose method of GREENBACKS or Government Money fa fcSt s B ii ft h n R i J n a i t r- U I 4 1 t measuring religious affairs was with At close of our Civil War in 1865 the same inexorable rule used for tem- ¬ poral things One Sunday morning he there appeared in the London Times E- NO PAY be was aroused from his nap by something the following TREATMENT out of the usual routine being announcTHE NEW 3IETII0D If that mischievous financial pol- ¬ original with lrs K k K will posi ed from the pulpit and he sternly adicy which had its origin in the North tively euro iureer auy xorm uj jmuuu ui jy w dressed the chaplain with Sexual ai ease it is tno icmui ot Whats American Republic during the late rnnra nvuriorff in the treatment or vfri The ki these discuses ua that Whats that notice chaplain de- Civil War in that country should be- ¬ murely repeated the that by orindurated down to a fixture SYPHIL b fit der of th bishop of the dicese divine come that government will furnish its WE CURE then This terrible VAv J Poison the terror m service will be performed in this chapel money without cost It will have all - tt c i ii7it- ilillllj i vow WW j UL HJillinilll ji it iA on Thursday evening next etc Mcicuiy gg TKEAIjILx Dtivruro ot the money that is necessary to carry By whose order iffi Potiifh etc They may ruin your on its trade and commerce It will By order of the bishop of the dio If you have sores in the mouth or tongue 513 pains in the joints sore throt hair or j become prosperous beyond precedent cese sir nttnmrtHT3 rniiiiifr niir iiiinitiiiiir in the history of civilized nations of stomach dci angemeit io eyes heat - jO Well thundered the commodore f nnhne ofo von tlio pecoudaiy stast a i Ill let you know that I am bishop of the world The brain and wealth of W c pollen mo 5a5 of this JJlooil Ioi on mopt obstinate ea cp and challenge t0Jfl this diocese and when I want service all countries will go to North America world for a ca e wo accept for ircatmcrt L and cannt cr 3y our tr almert t 1B in this chapel Ill let you know Pipe THAT GOVERNMENT MUST BE down ulcers lial the hair grows aain pains and he cleared the chapel DESTROYED OR IT WILL DE- ¬ disappc ir the skin becomes healthy ard spi On one occasion he heard a different STROY EVERY MONARCHY ON marriage - pu sible and safe voice in the pulpit from usual and THIS GLOBE GOARAH up he Who is that t CURES m looking Is that asked Billy McMastetsup The famous Hazzard circular to you ThouFamlsof young and VA there capitalists in iew iorK ana ine xsueiii men ha o their vigr and itality pappeti Yes sir rll by eaily abuces later excesses mental Billy was a religious foremanin the Bankcircular toUnited States Bank worry liC JU iuttici uiu tm uui refuge ers Dotn emanating irom London ana JPaSSPP New Method Treatment is the yard who sometimes helped the chapthe fabulous corruption fund raised in along MWECURElMPOTENCYlft lain Come down out of tbat thundered England and Germany estimated at A M t I1U iC HXl T1II s to a normal conVi the commodore When I want a relief 1500000 were the agents that se- ¬ f a leene py Pi lion Ami Ia e l ivels dnim elr aaemanfor the chaplain Ill appoint one Dont cured the closing of our mints against newed and I e SS among men Jery eae n iieaxeuiuui- -you ever let me catch you up there silver l viduallj no cure all henco our wonucvagain o matter wru ail yon s and he cleared the chapel m ful succc The walk into my parlor policy c e sn fi consult us ovndentiaUy On a again i i v cc of England during and since the t guanintie Ulll IVM1K we pli h wnt claim Spanish War is the latest evidence The ioor Mollier-in-la3 l Jy v Mother-in-lastories are a drug on of English Diplomacy in shaping the faen i i the market but this one seems to bo a destiny of the United States Govern- ¬ o treat rnd cure Emr TONS ment GLEEl VARICOCELE fcYIMHLllittle less druggy than usual ISTUIClLKK IMPOTEXCY SEJM J Notwithstanding the famine price A man and his wife went to Europe DllMX- - XNA il UAL JIiIAh-E-- 5 mother-in-laDhlL DNeas i DX1- Y at BL went of wheat the Spanish War and fabu- ¬ and the mans KI COXsr LTAl lilKK JJUUJvS lous expenditures of money by our ito VKE If uimbie li call w IICO f v Vi along Up to this point there is no nov I4LANM OITTJSTTOV for EH elty in the story i government during the past year gold h TllEATMEXT On the voyage the mother-in-lafell has increased in value eleven per cent HT ill and died Of course she had to be and all other values decreased in the buried at sea and so the usual canvas same proportion KENNDY KES5AH sack was made but instead of an iron For a thorough understanding of weight to sink the body they used a 6 W Foisrt St- the money question or silver issue bag of coal the Cincinnati Enquirer has uniformly In commenting on the arrangements afterward the beieaved who given evidence of its ability to teach j explain and produce all facts and stuttered badly said truth It is a paper that ought and I I always knew where was g goiug but can be read by all classes with pleas- ¬ me if I shed have ure and profit t to carry her own Cleve fi jy land Plain Dealer IPO lAfl Hi v CAFfliml i via a w fe a m COR- TO INSPECT THE HANDSOME LINE OF ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ sa -- S 1 I - IITIM- v 9 ft 1 umiUGUl s iiimii-ih- - hc Uilht EVER DISPLAYED IN PARIS M tf iTf i- i snm Not alone being the highest quality of goods but we intend to give the people the benefit of buying them at lest price than other stores can ofler v SEE OUR NEW AND MAMMOTH STOCK OE ¬ m7 1 i Man-of-W- ar t- - i- 5 ftftft CUPEP fa C 1 vr X -- y K2K2rrT3E323 SCSrzSZir HTTEJl X23 E rorffirrn ESUfcS tg w I - w w Shirts and See our beautiful styles in Mens Boys and Underwear Largest stock md best quality in Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Also Ladies and Childrens Hats at money saving prices New and novel effect in Dress Goods and Silks Also Serges Broadcloth Henriettas etc New Calicoes Outing Cloths Wrapptr Goods Flannels Sateens Percales Comforts Blankets Ginghams Jeins Shirting Table Linens Duck Goods Napkins Linen Crashes 1 t Childrens t pa 1 T b Kffnn Kl xctfa Ja i m Pit jv m5n ya SmJa 22 ickins Quilts Velvets Fancy Ribbons Hosiery Curtains Ladies Underwear Handkerchiefs alibest makes of Coisefs in colors and white Gloves for Men Ladies and Children Gloves in Leather Kid and Wool aammsHM K son-in-la- w fti ¬ Carpets Oil Clothe Matting Call and see with your own eyes and you will acknowledge that Come once and vou will come back we are the peoples friend- again they all do because we give our customers honest goods at honest prices Dont forget our Merchant Tailoring Department Sits made to order and a perfect fit guaranteed ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM TOLEDO V 1 DETROIT t Vs All Points in iMicliigan OHIOAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station Cliilclrcn as Grammarians Two little tots cf 4 and Trycnrs respectively living out of town wero anxionsly awaiting the arrival of a fa- ¬ vorite uncle from whom they were expecting a visit The train came in but no guest appeared to the bittor disappointment of the little ones They ran ¬ ¬ ¬ MO FlQWBIS Style JJnL- BLUE GRASS NURSERIES E very thing for Orchard Lawn and Garden Fruit and OrnamentaT trees Shrubs Roses Vines Small Fruits Rhubarb Asparagus and all stock grown in Nurseries Prices reasonable as w employ no Agents Descriptive catalogue on application to IT F HILIiENjMEYER Lexington Ky Phone 279 ¬ - W ML iL NS BIGGEST BARGAIN 8RINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST rn ltMHi- - ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel to their mother for consolation younger one saying the PARIS KY Hll MIHII Ul V BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars 5nffett Parlor agBesure J Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Gars Private Compartment Coaches aud Dining Cars Elegant NSW YORK ihooder put in the with all the dignity tbat such a correction would imply New York Tribune An English Joke Mamma dont you think Uncle Ned oughter come You mustnt say oughter say mrjtmuT 1Jr - iiijuu1JIWPLMLX1I LI11LIL IIHU IHlF UIIIHIgll IHU I 1 LJUI HlJnm lb CARL CRAWFORD ALVA CRAWFORD CRAYFORD BROS ii3Dri3f TIvi ail ithSts Dissolution Notice of Haggard BOCKNER TOBACCO 1t Mother Boy Why ihnf Amnrirnii hnv dont you play with RAILROAD TI3LE CARD jour tickets read via FOUR 15 VPjIG O IcCOKMICK D Passenger Traffic Mgr MAHTIX Gen Pass Tkt Agt O- Cincinnati tfapjmi3h uJiiniSS - IH Landman MD rf TSTo 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Wili be at the Windsor Hotel Paris tants Today there are 82 every second Tuesday in each Returning Profanity is forbidden by both the jflnonth army and the navy regulations of tha Reeerence Every leading physician United States ParisKentucky TUESDAY NOV S 1898 ARRIVAL OF TRAINS l Boy Yes He came from New York nud he says he never saw an Indian or a From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p buffalo London Sun m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m An Old Englisli Firm 333 p m 627 p m For more than 300 years a drapery From Richmond 505 a m 740a m 328 p m business has been carried on in the same building at Sheffield under the title of From Maysville 742 a m 825p m the Sign of the Orowne and since 1750 DEPARTURE OF TRAINS tho business has been conducted by one To Cincinnati 515 a m 75Epi m family 340 p m T In fasting feats the sect of tTains in To Lexington 747 a m m India is far abead of all rivals Fasts 545 p m 1014 p m of from 80 to 40 days are not uncom- To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1016 p m mon To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m Fifty years ago Austria had seven F B Carr Agent cities with more than 20000 inhabi- ¬ He tells stories Mother He does L N R R -- f JOHN CONNELLY pXaomoHo PARIS KENTUCKY The undersigned composing the firm Reed Laundry have this day June 13 1898 by mutual consent dissolved partnership 0 E Reed as ¬ suming all the debt3 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 bv above firm Independent Warehouse Signed this 13th day of June 1898 C E REED W L DAVIS Agent U H HAGGARD 5sp 4wks mm ljan99 PARfs Ky f Your promptly answered reasonable solicited Prices HOUSE 1SD LOT AND Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls work is BLACK ¬ iYrupINDIGESTION fefsi CURES Sal Dinners DR CALDWELLS DR R GOLDSTEIN Of 544 Fourtli Avenue Louisville Ky ll05a -- ¬ SMITH SHOP FOR SALE csi SDR CALDWELLS CONSTIPATION OK y - persi n ev Al Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris tynt If you are going to have a sale and DESIRE to sell my house and ot Jacksonwith blacksmith shop at cash bal wish to set a dinner at a reasonable half price call on Saturday Oct 22 1S98 ville Ky I will sell for For further ance in twelve months GEOKGE KASSENFOSS returning once every month Eyes es-particulars aaBareocaUHonEoNj omifiPrl artr orlncaoc cnionfi final v flfl 20septSm Paris Ky 27septf S justed Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf I ¬ t I

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