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K giniHiniHHiininwiiiiiiiHiiuimm s lora If you really want a serva t g or a room or board or a house 4 horse or a position you -r want it bad enough to adver- - B 1 tise for it Try the columns of s The Bourbon News s EliliiiiiiiimiiuiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiN - ifnumiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiI CHAMP BRO THE BOU PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AUD FRIDAY ciiawaaMMaMgaWMgWDMM8MaiWWPMMlggMMiMIWBBBBUMBMWMWiWWWW8 NEW MILLERSBURG Notes Gathered In And About The KurJt Miss Anuar PoAer is visiting relatiyes ai N pion NVwm m sfjlac J I SliiilliJijninilia isSlisped - Space in a newspaper is vain- ab to the uiin who knows how E to psm ir Th wise merchant advertises in the dull season ana profits from it s 3 2S Editors and Owners fee r i i-- -i tvrii Vn 1 i iL KUETEEflTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY JULY 25 1899 ERSfci NO E8 EMBBMBMBBBaWMHgglEaiCKMMIIIIIrMT1gtTlMCTMMr 1 lilllUlfltiS OF V B IS 4 4P W- SALT CEMENT STTJAFLI HIITITHil 1 lid is K s JLXV X STYLE Kk BI HX fcB lis lip IPfQ PTJa TflC I r ASM Keiitu CKY and Sup erior Disc Drills See these hefore you buy The prices are just right r AN1 WAG ONS f Judge Himnu Stitt and famil spent Snnday at Blue Licks Mrs F J Barber is reported not so well the last few days m Bi m m BBCB iBi SAND Mr A 3 Titt left Friday for Swango Springs and other resorts OATS Mr Jo W Mock went to Maysville lESMHPr Satarday to visit his wife AND Mr Royc Allen has gone to Olympian Springs to sjeud a few days Miss Kate Miller is visiting Miss Minnie Wright at Simpsonvilln Mrs Geo Bramble went to Mason Saturday to visit relatives Born Friday to the wife of Jas A REMARKS ON A HOT SUBJECT Butler a daughter third born Are not inappropriate even in hot weather Some Coal is prohahly Miss Mattie Ewing of Owingsville is used in your house at all times Why not always have il the best the guest of Miss Lula Grimes MOUNTAIN ASH JKLLKO is undoubtedly the Best Seiui- Win Bntltir spent from Saturday till annul Ever Mined I have the Sole ageney lor this Celebrated Coal Monday in Masou with friends in Paris and my prices on it juo no higher THEY ARE JUST Mrs Martha Ros of C trbsje U the WHAT YOU HAVE TO PAY FOIt OTHER dELLICOS gnel of heririece Mrs E1 Ingles Mrs Anna Periine of Louisville is Stiles Stermau the gaest of her iarh Ofiiceand Yard Directly Opposite L A N Freight Depot Mrs Fannie Porter is haying her briU resiucH on Main street painted j Mrs ChaeConwav and child arrived Sunday from St Louis to viit relatives Mr E P Wood of Stanford visited hi- - danghterj Mrs S M Allen Saturm ¬ LIME BALED HAY IMJSai Lm m mams BALED STRAW FOR BEDDING KNDSOP SEEDS ALL f Wtr i V t GKEO W STXJART STOUT THE TAILOR ¬ day Layson Tafr went to Crrs station oa a hunt and a fhhiug th C te trip j 0ior ciuuati Butler from a visit with Miss Conway in Miss Alma Collier returned Sunday Ciu- Having recently bought the merchant tailoring estab- ¬ lishment of F P Lowry Si Co will make up fine suits at greatly reduced prices in order to reduce the stock of fine goods now on hand He has engaged Mr O P Sarter Sr as cutter and guarantees satisfaction Miss Lilly JStivers of Lexiimton is the guest Of her cousin Miss Nannie H S STOUT CO Mrs Nancy Alien has gone to Winchester to viait her son Kader Allen and ¬ family NEE La Y mmmmwmmmmmrri V1 fZ3 25- - Mr Tonii Best of Mason was the guest of reatives here Satnrday and Sunday Wm Hinton of Coviugton was the T E Savage guest of his brother-in-layesterday elham Jones chiM who was report eduad by the Kentuckian Citizen is much better Vol Rrcrd Thomson of Sharpsbnrg visited his danghter Mrs Claude Vi mont Sunday Lizzie Champ and daughter Mrs Miss Mary went to Paris yesterday to visit relatives Miss Julia Howe returned to Covington Friday accompauied by her niece w Potted Tongue Potted Ham Potted Chicken Chipped Beef and 15c sizes enough lor a family 10 ¬ soiiooi BauaiiacainaRt Miss Julia Miller RpS Ef u- - fc ftf BS IN H b E5 -- ji - R3 n 1 1 1 1 S3 y family near town Mrs Lizzie Walkers private school Ed Warders an 1 wife of Nicholas will re opii Monday Sopt 4tb Your were guests of Mrs Robt Mclntyr pationage solicited Saturday and Surday Herman Huffman of Covington and Efanrv Vanho k of Cynthiana RHts or Dr Huffman Sunday Mr John Royce and Miss Lena Rice AND of Bethel hare ben gneste of relatives here for several da Mrs Ed Robertson ard two children open their llmic Mass September of Minerva ai uni ts ot her sister will 4th 1899 Apply to them for terms Mrs James A Bntler 21je Mr Lafe Enuicuti aLd wife of Rud- Mr Ed Myall and family of Paris spent Sunday with O W Johnson and HY MANS CELEBRATED P1CKELS 10 and and 15 cent battles Spiced Onions Chow Chow Little Hot Mixed Sour Mixed Sweet Jumbo Cucumber in bulk Small Cucumber in bulk 6c per dozen Fine goods fresh and nice just come in ¬ sJ Jk J y V The Tenth Street Grocer N M mmi BL S W EL r Mrs Albert Mitchell -- PH0N3 178 Miss Nelly Buckner LIKE 17 1 ¬ ¬ 100000 BUSHELS OF 111 Ant limn ed TT in s ie1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 2 i ji 1 1 1 ii e ie 1 1 ii i m 1 1 1 3 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 llIWU NOU Highest market price paid for wheat We have Wheat Sacks for sale cheap cheap or for rent Wheat stored at reasonable rates STORE YOUR WHEAT NEAR HG3I i NMS IILMM ljylm THE 13 COMPANY 11 RENICK Manager IMEflimS FIRE Hi CO 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 Vin 1 1 1 1 1 11 M I If 3 II 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 iIM BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS Is one of the cheapest and most reliable companies doing bnsiuess in Central Kentucky Gives protection against Fire Lightning and Cyclone for less rates than any other company Office 44 Short St Lexington Ky C C Bos worth Secy H Cartkk Prest J L H Landman M Ohio D Paris Of No 503 W Ninth Stieei Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Hotel HOOSIBR DRILLS Firm Massiierj iy TUESDAY August 8th 18M returning every second Tuesday in each month Kkeerence Every leading physician Paris Kentucky i Evsry Make Farming Supplies WHEAT WASTED We a n J SIMS WILSON SWWUJiMUJWUUUWUaUiUK the market at the highest eforvbest h v plenty of good KHeka Call bee ua before silling W T Brooks R B HUTCHCRAFT going i are visiting relatives there Mrs J O Blair and Midi Edith buy new goods Howe of Nepton are guests of the Come to see me 1 want your trade Orders tilled promptly Misses Beeding at the hotel Mrs Lucinda Jones of Mason and Mrs Knight of Alt Sterling are guests of Jno Caldwell and family For first olaes laundry work guaran BKECKINRIDGE CASTLBMA AKTHUtt G LANGHAM teedleave vonr laundry with J Will JOHN B CATLKMAN Clark agent for Bouroou Steam Mrs J N Current and three child rer of Louisville nave been quests of H M Current and family for teveral days Rhv W S Grinstead will go to Gratz to day to preach a week for Rev Chamberlain aud dedicate the church OF L1YKKPOOL Mr A C Ball was called to Lewie burg Saturday to attend the fuuoral of his brother Abe Ball who died Friday 3 The Largest Fire Iusurance Company in the World Miss Belle Judy Tom Jud and Jaynes 2 Does the Lup tness Transacted in Kentucky Savage returned Saturday from the f rgest Bu liness Transacted in the Southern States Does the I house party of Bryant Long at Midway Miss Bessie Prather of Mason and Miss Scott Daugherty of Cynthiana were guests of the Misses Chanclor Friday Capt Steve Sharpe of Lexington has Manager Southern Department been here several days in the interest of Louisville Ky the Fidelity Life Insurance Co of Phila- General OfhVes Columbia Building delphia BOARD Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY Misses Lucylee Allen and Bessie Pnr nell are attending a house party at Lsgrauge given by Miss Annabell Blakemore ATTHITI01 CITIZEN Rev J A Taylor is having a successful meeting at Indian Creek having had twelve aoditious They were baptized Sunday at Steels Ford Now is ti- time to britiir in vonr en sent Wednesday and returnLaundry ginee mowers nod farm mac1 ioerjp Leave at offer tor sale my entire stock repairs Also Mowerand binder blades All repairs free I ed Friday Smedleys Corrington of buggies phaetons barouches And dont fornt yonr lawn moWera nuke as J Will Clark Agent It road wagons carts at reduced gas ana oil btoveu which I will lid water Gas PTan kootI as new prices I will also sell my carriage pipn fitting Steel ranges repaired All Take a pill that is a pill built on shop which is sixty five feet work tin a ran teed medical science by an sble physician long forty five feet wide and 1 1 iy J z SLOP Dr Sawyer s three stories nign such is the short storv of 11 HAGGARD Little Wide Awake Piiia For sale by Cor Third and Pleasant St Ky dies Mills were gpeeta of Ivi H Current and family Sunday T P Wadell went to Bardstown yesterday to see his wife and babe who ¬ The fresheMt Vegetables and Fruits in the Paris market can be found at my store My groceries are all fresh stock and as good as anybody soils 31 y stork keep fresh because I sell it out fast and 115 1 1 THINGS GEORGE N PARRIS ¬ R L INSURANCE CO I BA1 BEE CASTLEMAN ¬ ¬ Qarria5e5 for 5aK - ¬ tr j C1 lljly 3m J aiillIiS Paris 1 THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAT JULY 25 1899 FIGHTING SIXTH ADM- - DEWEYS reception NEWGUNTESTED It is the Most Formidable the Kind the World Ever Saw ROBERT G INGERSOLL DEAD ARE PREPARING The Two Factions Getting Ready for the Coming Struggle Arms Said to Have Been Received From London Victims of the Fight the Oth ¬ er Day Escorted to Their Graves by a Heavily Armed Guard A Good Name at Home ls a Tower of Strength Abroad In I Lowell Mass where Hoods Sarsapa- - I a rilla is made it still has a larger sale t than all other blood purifiers Its fame j T a and cures and sales have spread abroad f and it is universally recognized as the J best blood medicine money can buy 2 Tip tirc in net HnnA w herattp c V Thf Committee Makes Public the Plana for His Entertainment While in the tfhe Resriment Took Part in a Bloody Capital of the Nation Battle at Bobongf on Wednesday The Well Known Lecturer and Lawyei Died Suddenly at His Summer Home Weapon of in Dobbs Ferry N Y Friday Washington July 22 Adm Dewey The MuzEle Energy of the New Cn is 78 One Hundred and Fifteen Rebels Were having cabled approval of the plans Per Cent- - Greater Than That of the for his reception at the national capi ¬ Killed Many Wounded and Supplies Old A New Type of Mount tal the committees in charge of tnat and Arms Captured Our Los Was Also Tested event are free to proceed at once with One Killed and One Wounded Some the necessary preparations Washington July 24 Tests at the time ago the district commissioners Washington July 22 The war de Indian Head proving ground of a 4 a appointed committee of 100 gun representing the latest adpartinent has received the following citizens to take representative inch in naval ordnance manufacture vance cablegram cognizance of the admirals return to has demonstrated that the United Manila July 21 Adjutant General the national capital which committee Washington Capt E A Byrne Cth organized and subdivided The ex- States government is in possession of infantry with 70 men surprised by ecutive committee sketched a pro- ¬ the most formidable weapon of the united robber bands in Negros num gramme which was approved by kind in the world The gun was de bering 450 killed 115 wounded many President McKinley Secretary Long signed by the bureau of ordnance and captured a few rifles and revolvers and the committee of one hundred has a chamber large enough to accom many hand weapons large quantity of The programme provides for a suit modate the charge of powder carried stock Fig hting at close distance able committee escort from New York by the old 0 inch weapon With a charge of 17 pounds of perByrnes loss one killed one wounded to Washington Probably on the powder name not given The action verv afternoon of his arrival the admiral forated grain navy smokeless seconds of 2901 foot a muzzle velocity beneficial for quiet of Negros Otis will be conducted to the east front of was obtained with a muzzle energy of Note There are two Capts Byrne the capitol where Secretary Long will in the 6th infantry brothers Capt present the sword of honor which was 2049 foot tons and with a chamber pressure of 1093 tons per square inch Bernard A Byrne and Capt Charles voted by congress A capacious plat- ¬ a muzzle Byrne Both are intrepid officers and form suitably decorated will be erect-¬ With a charge of 1634 pounds was ob seconds noted as thorough fighters by their ed for the accommodation of the pres- velocity of 3937 foot energy of 1972 men Capt Charles Byrne leading ident his cabinet the members of the tained with a muzzle energy of the his company F was the first commis- diplomatic corps and other distin foot tons The muzzle new gun is 78 per cent greater than sioned officer of Hawkins brigade to guished personages that of the old reach Fort San Juan last Jul this In the evening there will be a mili- ¬ A new tj pe of mount for the heavy seems to be certain Both these tary naval and civic parade in which four inch gun was also tested and Byrnes are in command of battalions every organized body in the District of satisfactory acting majors of the 1st and 2d battal- ¬ Columbia is expected to partici- worked in a thoroughly manner ions of 6th infantry pate This feature is to be In addition to their 12 inch turret Washington July 22 It was at Es of the torchlight variety and is will each have calante on the Island of Negros that to be accompanied by a general sruns the new monitors an auxiliary battery of four of the new Capt Tilley of the signal corps was illumination the most elaborate four inch guns ambushed and murdered by the na- effects being along the line of by the secretary Orders tives on May 27th last It is supposed the march The parade will be re- assigningwere issued C O Allibone to Commander that the band of robbers who were so viewed by the president Adm Dewey command the gunboat Wilmington severely punished by Capt Byrnes and many of the most prominent na¬ command were a part of the same ma- ¬ tional officials and international rep- SUCCEEDS SECRETARY ALGER rauders The signal service has just resentatives Following the parade compiled a report on this occurrence will be band concerts in various sec- Klin a Root is Appointed and Accepts the made up from reports by the officers of tions of the city War Portfolio on the Advice of Hi -¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ New York July 22 Robert G Inger soil died at his home in Dobbs Ferry N Y Friday afternoon of apoplexy Mr Ingersoll went to his summer home in Dobbs Ferry two days ago ap parently in good health Shortly after his arrival there he complained of a Blight indisposition He spent Friday morning in his room and shortly before he was stricken his wife offered to have his luncheon sent up to him so that he would not have to walk down stairs to the dining room below lie laughingly replied that while he did not feel quite as young as he used to he guessed he was not yet an invalid and he would with the others As go down ¬ ww 3wcdS SaUa SHI ¬ ¬ la li ¬ 9 8 I m ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ROBERT G INGERSOLL ¬ he ¬ ¬ Friend Senator Flatt SIR THOMAS LIPTONS YACHT THE SHAMROCK July 24 Elihu Root through Senator of York Piatt has accepted the portfolio of war This is on Senator Piatts au ¬ thority The senator came here prepared to urge Gen Francis V Greene if a mili- ¬ tary man should be desired Root if an attorney should be wanted and au¬ thorized to accept for either The president chose Root because he wanted a man qualified to decide on civil government in the colonies New Washington which will arise No claims except from the state of New York were at any time considered New York July 23 Elihu Root who has been appointed secretary of war in place of Gen Alger has gone to Southampton L I for a rest Root was born in 1843 in Clinton N Y and educated in Hamilton college He was admitted to the bar and came to New York to practice He is coun sel for many corporations including ¬ was speaking and finished about to rise he fell back in his chair A physician was immediately sum- ¬ moned but when he reached the house he found that Mr Ingersoll had died almost instantly The physician did not give the cause of death but the family believe it was due to apoplexy Mr Ingersolls wife and two daughters were with him when he died Robert G Ingersoll was born in Dres den N Y August 11 1833 His fathei was a Congregational clergyman oi such liberal views that he was persecuted for them and in his early life Robert G Ingersoll imbibed an intense hatred of Calvinism which grew with his growth and finally made him an aggressive opponent of all generally received forms of religion No arrangements have been yet made for the funeral but it will prob ably take place on Monday at the house and the interment will be in Sleepy Hollow cemetery at Tarry town Death came to him as he had recently expressed a desire that it should He often in old times said he wished to die slowly with a full consciousness so he might tell those about him how it felt Recently he experienced a change of desire to die painlessly and without warning ¬ ¬ London Ky July 21 Clay county appears to be alive with armed men both sides to the feud have suspended all labor and are assembled in their respective neighborhoods Prepara tions for war go on Arms are said to have been received from this point and taken to Clay county It is be ¬ lieved they were foi both sides Judge W L Hi own Loudon who ha tried many mountain feud fighters saTs that he regards this as the most serious trouble Clay county has ever had and he expects to hear of a des ¬ perate fight Hugh Griffin and Aaron Morris were laid in the same grave Harvey Griffin was placed beside them The funeral procession escorted the corpses to the burial grounds under a heavy guard armed with Winchesters The Philpot Morris feud can be traced back over eight years It began in the Pigeon Roost fight in which the Philpots and Fishers were engaged with a number of alleged followers of On election day I B Philpot Morris was killed and a young man a named Nicholson clerk in the pension department at Wash ¬ come who had ington home to vote had a leg shot off George Cole who last year killed Marshal Roach at Barboursville and is now a fugitive from justice was riddled with bullets Several others were wounded Sam Philpot who figured prominently in that fight was wounded at the battle of San Juan hill The next tight was about six years ago One of the Stuarts and Maj Jack Downey of the Chadwell Stuart forces were killed The Stuarts are alleged allies of the Chadwells and Griffins in the present feud Joe Nance and John Bowling were sent to the penitentiary on account of their participation in this battle but were afterward par-¬ doned The next engagement was four or five years ago when Tim Philpot Ed Fisher and others on one side were en ¬ gaged by the Chadwells and George Thompson on the other Thompson was killed and both Tim Philpot and Ed Fisher were indicted and tried but they were acquitted ¬ ¬ f iotKIi-iiii-- i MA GETS PAS Thing ADVICE Bat When She Get It She Goes And Does the Other Nite Before Last when paw Come Home maw ays to Him Paw I got suthin I want you to Tell me iSpeei away I dont Well paw say 8 Bpose they are ennything 1 Cant tell Vuu ali about Two gurls wants to work Here maw Says and 1 wight you d 1 ell me which onf to Hire Ones a Swede guri and one s a Niog url Whitch one would youHow Do I no says paw When I aint seen them You ot to no which is the Best Thay Seem about the Same maw says Well sposeii we Flip a Penny says aw Tales fer the Swede gurl and Heds ier the - takt other one Talk graufull No maw says I think thats Dis You got to Tell me which youd ¬ So purty soon Thay Come Back and paw He Looked out through the crack from Be hind the Door at Them while Thay was Talkin to maw and when maw came in paw says 1 gess you Better take the Inglih gurl Last nite paw Come Home Purty Tired and when we Got Set Down at the Table maw rung the Bell and in come the Swead guri Paw He looks at Her a minit and when she went out He Says to Maw I Bet I no what youd Do if I Told you to Jo and Jump in the Lake maw ast What Youd go away some Whair and Climb a Tree paw says and then He made a Swipe at a Fly what was Buzzen around and nocked over the vinagar Bottel It was a Sad Site Georgie in Chicago Times-Herald V New Through Sleeping Car Line Between Mi Louis and Denver Only 26 Hour En Route The Missouri Pacific Railway in con ¬ nection with the Rock Island Route from Kansas City is now operating through sleeping cars between St Louis and Den- ¬ ver leaving St Louis 9 am daily arriving 1 1 This Denver oclock the next morning is the quickest line between these cities by over two hours Microbes are now understood to be nec essary to human life It is our tendency we believe to regard as necessities to day what were merely conveniences yesterday ¬ Detroit Journal Automobile or ought not to mobile seems to be the question at issue Cycling Ga- ¬ zette LETTER TO MRS PINKHAM NO 78465 ¬ One other fierce but short battle oc-¬ curred at Dripping Springs Clay coun-¬ ty in which Dave Hugh and Joe Bowl¬ ine lost their lives at the hands of the the sugar trust Root and Roosevelt are close friends Root is president of the Union League club He has a wife two boys and a Hamptons who are now in the Morris Griffin ranks Others were wounded The next battle was fought on Horse Creek at a saloon a year ago In this fight James Crow Philpot shot and INGERSOLL GREAT HEARTED killed William Bundy and was in turn killed by Aaron Morris Bundys Morris was sentenced for 21 Rev Elijah 1 Browns Opinion of the years but on a new trial he was ac- ¬ Great Inlidel Sincere in Opposi son-in-law I was a sufferer from female weak- ¬ ness Every month regularly as the menses came I suffered dreadful pains in uterus ovaries PERIODS OF were affected and had leucorrhoea I had my children SUFFERING GIVE PLACE very fast and it me very weak TO PERIODS le ft ago I was A 3ear OF JOY died taken with flood ing ana almost doctor even gave me up and The ¬ young daughter He is tion to Christianity A the British Challenger Looks When Ready to Make Sail the cable ship Recorder and Lieut Al f red T Clifton who succeeded to Capt FUSE FACTORY A EXPLOSION Tilleys command in Iloilo Manila July 22 The unprecedent ¬ ed rains of the last week have con ¬ vinced observers here that military operations on a large scale or advances covering many miles will be impossi- ¬ ble for a long time Many miles of the country are flooded to a depth of three or four feet The Para naque bridge which was considered impregnable has been swept ftwaj cutting off temporarily the garrisons of Imus and Bacoor from communica ¬ tion from Manila In the circumstances Girls Eyes Blown Out and Her Body Horribly Mangled Two Other Per ¬ sons Badly Injured trains as the trails have become doubt Pack mules will be utilized if it ful ¬ it would be impossible to move wagon should become possible for soldiers to make marches The officials will have their hands full for some time in ar ¬ ranging for the departure of volunteers and in settling the regulars who are replacing them ¬ To Reopen With Union Miners July 22 It is authorita ¬ tively given out that all the mines will reopen with tmion miners on August 15 or September 1 thus putting an end to long lockouts and differences be ¬ tween operators and miners which has resulted in so much loss to property death of no less than 15 persons and has put the state and county to an expense of fully 5150000 to protect the companys property and the lives of Pana 111 Xenia O July 22 A terrific explo- ¬ sion Friday morning at the Xenia Fuse Manufacturing Co near here injured three persons horribly One possibly two will die The injured are Miss Rose ODon nell fataU Mrs OUie Davis and En nis Wykoff The plant operated by the Aetna Powder Co of Chicago em- ¬ ploys a large number of girls making cartridges The building a one story brick is a total wreck the walls being scattered in all directions Rose ODonnells clothes were burned off and her body mutilated in a most terrible manner Both eyes are gone her hands blown off and holes are torn in her body She remained conscious lono- enough to state that it was through her that the explosion came about Mrs Ollie Davis a widow with one child was frightfully burned and will - die ¬ their workmen Peace Reigns im Pine Bluff Ark July 22 pending race war in Chicot county has been settled and peace reigns there Friday nierht One Whittaker who bad stirred up a bitter feeling on the art of the blacks was ordered to leave he community and lost no time in catching a train 1 x lhanipion Lange Bead New York July 22 E DeGrove Lane once tne cnampiuu three mile walker of America died Friday at his home in this city -- The ¬ Ennis Wykoff aged 23 married had one eye blown out but he aided in res¬ cuing the girls from the building The scenes about the building were heartrending The fire department was called out but the wreck did not take fire The cause of the explosion is a mystery railway companies have announced the end of the three cent rates Five cent fares or six rides for a quarter will be in effect again by Saturday Pingree has abandoned his municipal owner ship plan Elihu Root for Secretary of War Three Cent Fares Over Detroit Mich July 22 The Indianapolis Ind July 22 Rev and affable a convincing speaker and Elijah P Brown founder of the Rams fond of sport He plays golf almost as Horn in earlier life was an infidel but well as Attorney General Griggs 13 years ago he turned Christian and Washington July 24 Hon Elihu became a preacher Root who is to succeed Secretary AlConcerning Bob Ingersoll he says ger at the head of the war department During the years when I was an untelegraphed the president that he believer myself Ingersoll was my has will be here Monday Mr Root de patron saint I knew him and sires to have a conference with the loved him and never missed an president respecting the duties of his opportunity to hear him speak new office before the former leaves for He was sincere and honest in his oppoChamplain sition to Christianity and he was not talking for money as generally supA NEW VICAR GENERAL posed but because he earnestly degood He was a mistaken Filipino Priest Leads a Movement for the sired to do man as every Christian knows but he Independence of the Church in the was an honest one I think he was Philippines From the Spanish the greatest hearted man I ever knew July 24 A Filipino priest who was not a Christian Manila named Gregorie Agripay with the in- ¬ surgents is trying to lead a movement SILVER LEADERS CONFER for the independence of the church in the Philippines from the Spanish A Plan to Organize Their Forces Into a Distinct Party Mas the Principal He has issued a proclapriesthood Theme of Discussion mation declaring himself the vicar general of all the Filipino priests Chicago July 22 While the memin the districts outside of American bers of the national committee were control on the island of Luzon and is enjoying a view of the drainage canal inciting the priests to disobey the reg- Friday the silver leaders were in conulations of the church and brother- ference at the Auditorium annex hoods The archbishop of the district John P Alt Those present were has issued a buli excommunicating jreld Georq e Fred Williams James P Agripay and this action has increased Tarvin president of the league of bithe feeling between the Filipino and metallic clubs of the Ohio valley Gen the church A J Warner president of the Ameri The archbishop threatened to excom- ¬ can Bimetallic unicn C A Shively of municate the owners of Spanish papers Indiana and Morton Frewen the Engpublishing announcements of protes lish bimetallist tant and masonic meetings whereon It is said that a plan to organize the an American paper warned him that silver forces of the country into a dishe might be bundled out of the island tinct party formed the principal theme like any disturber of the peace if he of discussion It was not suggested as should incite religious animosities an immediate necessity but as a conThe Dominican friars have beg un tingency which future events might the publication of a newspaper under make not only expedient but necesthe title of Libertas for the purpose sary of defending the brotherhood ¬ ¬ tall and slim quiet in manner quitted It is charged that the Whites of the Howard-White-Bake- r feud assisted him As a result of last Mondays baUle four men Hugh Griffin Aaron Morris Harvey Griffin of the Morris side and fcid Fisher of the Philpot faction have Two others will prob been buried ably die wonders how I ever lived M I wrote for Mrs Pinkhams advice at Lynn Mass and took her medicine and began to get well I took several bottles of the Compound and used the Sanative Wash and can truly say that I am cured You would hardly know mc I am feeling and looking so well Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com- ¬ Mrs pound made me what I am F Stretch Camden N J J 461 Mechanic St ¬ THE EPW0RTH LEAGUERS Opeutug Session of the International Con ventioti io Indianapolis Attended by Ten Thousand People Bow Mrs Brown Was Belped ¬ hams Vegetable Compound has done I must tell you that Lydia E Pink ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lnd July 21 The opening session of the international convention of the Epworth league conducted simultaneously Thursday in Tomlinson hall and the Epworth tent was attended by 10000 people Only 4000 delegates had arrived but In Pleasant N J people turned out and dianapolis swelled the attendance to overflowing Doesnt your boy write well Perhaps Five hundred colored delegates from he hasnt good ink r before the southern states arrived just the convention opened and mingled 3 If with their brother leaguers exempliIS the best ink Dont cost More used than any other fying the obliteration of the line of di vou anv more than ooor ink Ask for it visou The entire session was devoted to ¬ ¬ Indianapolis more for me than any doctor I was troubled with irregular menstruation Last summer I began the use of your Vegetable Compound and after taking two bottles I have been regular every month since I recommend your medicine to all Mrs Maggie A Brown West Pt J CARTERS INK I EDUCATIONAL j Z ¬ ¬ Bishop O P Fitzgerald of speeches representing the Nashville Tcnn Episcopal church South Methodist delivered an address in Tomlinson hall which kept the audience in continued good humor The night session was held in three places the tent Tomlinson hill and an opera house a Wireless Telegraph July 21 An appli- ¬ Victoria cation for a charter to building a wire-¬ To B C rrrnrssu3stjV 5iS latld ¬ ¬ ¬ less telegraph from Lake Bennett Alaska to the Canadian Pacific rail way in British Columbia has been made by W A Anderson and A E Porter of Bennett Another Flood in Texas THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE INDIANA DAME ¬ NOTRE DAME street Fatal Revolver Accident Insurance Agent Fails her husbands loaded pistol in her hand Mrs Gus Henderson a young colored woman stumbled on the door-¬ step of her house As she fell the weapon was discharged and a ball Sunday she entered her abdomen died Charleston W Va July 24 With Chicago July 22 Winfield N Sat tley an insurance agent has filed a petition in bankruptcy in which he schedules 210000 as liabilities His assets which are estimated at 70700 consist chiefly of life insurance poli- ¬ om i Washington JuV 22 Senator Piatt Four Killed in a Cave In New York is fxpected to arrive in of Akron 0 July 24 Four men were It is killed here Saturday in a cave in The Washington Friday evening president to ap¬ men are buried beneath 500 tons of said he will urge the point Elihu Root as secretary of war clay miles northwest from Childress states that a cloudburst occurred in that region Wednesday night with dis- ¬ astrous results The Little Red and Pease rivers are roaring torrents It NEW HAMPSHIRE is known that the property loss is very cies MILITARY ACADEMY heavy but nothing has been learned Prepares for Government Academies and Gileses tl Y ATT a ur r Condition of the Treasury Kull l as to the fate of the people Id the in- ¬ A MT ommerciai iuutm LEBANON r U N Principal WKST Washington July 22 Fridays undated region which embraces por ¬ FRANKLIN COLLEGE j riTout ussVUat rv of the condition of the statement tions of Childress Cottle Uardeman Governor and 350 Ministers 1135 yr books freej treasury shows Available cash ba- ¬ Wilbarger Hall Motley Donley and R courses butb sexes no A Williams UU Prea alons catalojcue free with plan to earn funds W ilee 279697613 gold reserve 244 Collingsworth counties in the north tOUCAllOM f R1E Write for particulars BUSINESS Correipoadaoca School Springfield Maaa 80959 western oar t of the state 200 C Dallas Tex July 21 A bulletin Classics Letters Economics and History Journalism Art Science Pharmacy Law Civil Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Architecture and Commerciat Thorough Preparatory Courses Ecclesiastical students at special rates Room Free Junior or Senior Year Collegiate Courses Rooms to Rent moderate charge St Edwards hall for boys under 13 The 56th Year will open September 5th 1899 Catalogues Free Address REV A MORRISSEVC SC President THREE LYNCHED Necroes Identified as Members of Cxaug of AttsttlU rs Kiled After the Remaining Five embers of the Gang and if Caught They Will 1 A CAR WRECKED It Was Blown Up by Strikers I porter-- Antiseptic Ileal Relieve oiL RilLUOAD TIMS L ft N R Froir Cincinnatim 101 n oS OAJUlk tliR Wth Nitroglycerin or ban otton Five Persons Were Ba llv InlarmL Two or A Hundred Men With lilood hounds Are e Lynched 24 A Three Irobibiy Fatally lou-e la the Vicinity of the Kxplosion Were shaken Arrests For exits all pain instantly barn boils bruises itch errms ca-¬ tarrh sore throat erysipelas coma ¬ chappfcd hands or lips piles and all ul cers or fcoree of pkin or mucous meni braim it is a sum and permanent cure Will enre sore or inflamed eye in forty eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed oif money refunded Horsemen will find this oil will curs cracked heel and collar gulls old sores cratches pay a 1 ARRIVAL Of TRAINS - 1 p in Wtom Lexington 5li a in 833 p in 627 p m Prom Richmond 505 a in 828 p in From Maysville To Cincinnati TA2 a m a n 588 745 a u 7 40 j a m No cure no alter burns 823 p in the Constitution from liainbridge Ga says A Negro captured near Iron City Sunday night was brought to Saffold and identihed a one of the assailants of Mrs J E Ogletroe last Thursday Atlanta DEPAJrrOtB OF TRAINS 15 Ga July special to night i near Saffold The other dead Negroes were found alongside the railroad track two miles west of IJainbridge Sunnav morninf The names of none of these Xejrroesare known It is believed by some that the two dead Negroes found by the railroad track were the men arrested Saturday at Troy Ala on suspicion of being implicated in the Ogletree out rage and who were being brought to Saffold for identification Bainbuidge Ga July 24 Three Negroes were lynched during Saturday night near Saffold Ga and the mob is hunting for five more who are believed to have been members of a gang that robbed J E Ogletree agent of the Plant system at Saffold Thursday night afterward binding him and as saulting his wife in his presence Since the crime was committed hunting parties have been out in search of the ¬ ¬ He was lynched Sunday morn-ins- - ¬ Cleveland July 24 The rioting which continued throughout Saturday night was renewed Sunday and there were several serious outbreaks of vio ience but no- clashes between the mobs and the troops Cars were started running as nnal Sunday morning on all but one or or two lines The mobs were attr car v Son after 10 oclock a thousand or more persons gathered on Burton street on the south side and proceded to obstruct the track When a car came along with two po- ¬ liceman on board it was attacked with a shower of stones In spite of the policemen the non union motorman and conduccor were roughly handled One of them named McDermott had two ribs broken and the other was badly bruised One of the policemen fired at the mob the bullet strik- ¬ ing a man named Wennick The O - a m 751 a m 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m New Photograph Gallery Io Richmond 11 K8 a m 543 p m 1016 p m D Cable has opened a cozy new pho ¬ To Maysville 750 a m 085 p m tograph gallery on Main street opposite F B Cabs Agent where he is the Teephoue Exebani prepared to make good pictures at low prices Kodak work will also be fin ¬ ished up promptly in first class styie He solicits the patronage of the public For sale by Clarke Kentucky Kenney Pmst lUmar 6mo ¬ I have moyed my gallery fixtures to Young Were you hurt my residence on Henderson street but I Mistress Elect Why whats the matOldboy Not until one of the bystand- am prepared to make pictures from old ter Oh ers said that it was a shame to see an negatives or make large pictures and Prospective Maid soothingly Oi am Oi just wanted to see old man knocked down like that yis mum finish kodak work Orders can be left Puck your oies bug out N Y World at Vardens drug store or at my resi I pset Completely dence All Over with Him Cumso The theory that diet molds It G RINNAN so great In its The patience of Job was the character is completely upset by way mob assaulted the officers both That our stock of forbearance seems statistics from 8 8 Abney mail carrier will haul Paris of whom were struck repeat ¬ small Cawker What statistics are you light baggage to and from depot Ternii edly with stones and but for the For although he was all over boils so they thinking about very reasonable Leave orders at Post say intervention of a priest of the Catholic Yet he never boiled over at all tf Cumso Parisians eat 100000 pounds office L A W Bulletin church near at hand the officers might of snails daily and yet the people of mm have been lynched By this time the Paris are considered fast Judge IT WAS CRlELLY CHlEL The Bourbon Steam Laundry ¬ ¬ What Hurt mum Young I heard that you were tul Oive came in ttell yez Oi wasnt comin down by a bicyclist this morning Old boy So i wts to morrer loike Oi promised yez Her Little Joke Maid Share Prospective U8a6t To My Patrons mm i oi TIME TABLE EAST BOUND 30am 600pm Lt Louisville 1 115am 840pm Ar Lexington Lv Lexington ll2Jam 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am 680pm Ar Mt Sterling Ar Ar Ar ¬ New York 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm 65 jam 340pm Philadelphia 1015am 705pm Washington 1240nn 908pm 730am 800am 011am 1001am WEST BOUND Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Shelby ville Ar Louisville Ar Frankfort 630pm 720pm 4100am S15pm 450pm 65oam 2roOpni 520pm 735am 345pm guilty Negroes old darkys hut near One of the Negroes appeared at an -- and asked to be harbored The old man wen to Brinson and informed the au thorities of his presence A posse re-¬ turned with him and captured the Negro who gave his name as Louis Sammin The man was taken to Saf fold and was identified by Mr and Mrs Ogletree as one of their assailants He said there were eight Ne- ¬ groes in his gang and that they came from Augusta He said two of the gang were not far away One portion of the mob went in pursuit of these two while the other hanged Sammin and riddled his body with bullets The other two were overtaken shot and scalped a party brinering their scalps to Saffold Sun ¬ day evening A hundred men with bloodhounds are after the remaining five members of the gang and if caught they will be lynched Brinson Ga ¬ ¬ ¬ cars had been mixed up in the melee and a patrol wagon of police arriving the rioters dispersed and the ears were taken back to the barns There was a serious disturbance on the Broad- ¬ way line at the corner of Petrie street where a mob of 3000 assembled in the forenoon and obstructed the track As a result of the shooting of the driver of a grocery wagon in South Brooklyn Saturday afternoon by a nonunion conductor the mayor of that village Sunday issued an order to the marshal to arrest all non union conductors who carried concealed weapons ¬ Lexington and New York without FrunKht with Meaning having secured office room at change Henry Peck Bertha was your Parker James corner Fourth For rates Sleeping Car saservations oi mother at the jewelers to day and Main will locate their main sny information call on Bertha Yes papa But why do you office at F B Carb that place Phone No ask Agent L N R R singing 4 All calls or bundles entrusted¬ tGeoroe W Barney Paris Ky Henry Peck I heard her Div Pass Agent to them will receive prompt at In the Sweet Buy and Buy as I came Lexington tention in Jewelers Weekly cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Trains marked thns f rnn daily ex-¬ ¬ Strong Womans HiKhter Is she very strong in her womans rights ideas You can judge for yourself She insists that that sliding lump in her husbands throat is an Eves apple instead Detroit Free of an Adams apple Press My agency insures against fire wind and storm beBt old re- ¬ ¬ ¬ prompt paying compa liable nies non union W 0 HINTON Agent Frankfort Cincinnati Ry ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME CARD IN EFFECT DECEMBER 5TH 18 EAST BOUND No 1 No 8 Paaa Paw 7 uuam 8 40pm Lve Frankfort a T 7 11am 3 52pra Lve Flkhorn 7 18am 4 00pm Lre Switzer Lve stamping Ornd 7 2tam 4 10pm NOTED AGNOSTICS REMAINS The Body of Robert O Ingersoll Lies on an Improvised Bier In the Bedroom in Which He Breathed His Last New York July 24 The body of ¬ Ril Robert G Ingersoll lay on an improvised bier Sunday in the bedroom in which he died at the home of Walston in Dobbs H Brown his Many men of all sorts and Ferry conditions but mostly humble toilers made the pilgrimage to Dobbs Ferry in the hope that hey mijrht be permitted to gaze once more upon the noted agnostic In no instance was the request refused Noarcangements whatever have yet been made concernMrs Ingersoll and ing the funeral her daughters Mrs Brown and Miss Maude Ingersoll are still too much overcome with sorrow to consider the matter liThey can not tear themselves from the beloved dead said Mr Farrell Sunday night They have not left the chamber since he passed away except to go into an adjoining room when visi tors who wished to see him called They can not reconcile themselves to he idea that they must part with him and all allusions to the removal of the body only cause distressing outbursts of grief It may be a few days before they are calm enough to discuss the steps that necessarily soon must be taken for the removal of the body son-in-law ¬ ¬ ¬ SIXTH REGIMENTS VICTORY It Was Will Greater Than at Similar I irst Reported Have a Salutary Kffect on - Robber Bands -- Washington July 21 The war department Sunda- - received from Gen Otis another dispatch giving addition al particulars of the fight between Capt B A Byrne with 70 men of the and robber bands in 6th infantry the island of Negros It shows that soldiers of the victory the re that greater than was dis Otiss Gen ported in 21 and that the loss sufpatch of July fered by the robbers was considerably larger than before stated Much sat isfaction is felt by Gen Otis over the results of this prelim inarj effort in dealing with this disturbing element in the island and he reports it already as having a salutary effect on other track bands infesting the locality ¬ ¬ Every car was stopped and each con- ¬ ductor found with a revolver was ar- ¬ All were subsequently bailed rested out by the company A small riot was started at the corner of Pearl street and Franklin avenue when a young woman struck a man who asked her to board a non union car A crowd of union sympathizers stoned cars and a squad of police finally cleared the street The company Sunday sent a note to the state board of arbitration declin- ¬ ing to arbitrate the differences A Euclid avenue car loaded with passengers was wrecked by an explo- ¬ sion of nitroglycerin or gun cotton shortly before 11 oclock Sunday night Four persons were badly hurt the names of the injured being Mrs E C Martin 79 Alanson street compound fracture of the skull right arm broken and internal injuries which may prove fatal E C Martin right arm badly cut and bruised about legs and body Mrs Catherine Harris 25 Cornell street suffering from nervous prostration F A Smith 69 Vienna street injured about legs and body Albert E Fassett 12 Wallace place legs injured Late Sunday night it was learned that Mrs Martin one of the injured would probably die She suffered a compound fracture of the skull had one arm broken and was otherwise in- ¬ jured She was with her husband who was also badly hurt The explosion tore out the front end of the car smashed all the windows and destroyed the brake After con- ¬ siderable difficulty the ear was stop- ¬ ped and a call for ambulances were The motorman William sent out Draggers who came from Cincinnati was dazed by the shock but the con ¬ ductor Frank Schroeder of St Louis escaped injur- The force of the explosion was so great that it shook all tiie houses in the neighborhood and was heard for a distance of two or three miles Per ¬ sons living in the neighborhood say they saw a man in a bugg3r stop at the corner of Kensington street where the explosion occurred and get out by the railroad track He remained there a short time and then drove rapidly away Passengers who were on the car say the explosion seemed to lift the whole front end of the car and it ripped up the floor for more than half the dis tance from the front end The car was in fact a complete wreck but strange to say it did not leave the rails and was taken to the barns by the next outward bound motor The police were quickly summoned to the scene of the explosion and a force of men was detailed to ivestigate with a view of running down the per ton who placed the explosion on the ¬ ¬ Was a Severe Setback No it will be several Sundays before I care to hear Rev Mr Dakter preach Lile insurance policies Benevolent Party My man dont you think fishing is cruel sport Well I should Fisherman Cruel say so I have sat here six hours and have not had a bite been nearly eat up by mosquitoes and the sun has parboiled the back of my neck Harlem ¬ trip and it will take him that long to get back to his veracity Plain Dealer Cleveland Why so He has just returned from a fishing BOUGHT FOR CASH H S STOUT Paris Ky -- 3 Life Down fill Was tbe Hand of Fate DEALER IN must have been the hand of fate It to his the Kentucky editor explained Furnitnre Window Shades Oil readers that threw its octopus arm Cloths Carpets Mattresses around our comjositor and made him Etc say Kentuckys colonels were loyal to Talk Proof the corn when we had written it loyal Special attention given to Undertakand then hell to the core with the trusts Indianapolis Journal ing and Repairing She may dress up in silks and satin She may know how to smile and to sigh She may fluently talk Greek and Latin But shes no good if she cant make pie Chicago Daily News GEO W DAVIS LveDuvallB Lve Johnson Lve Georgetown Lve C S Ry Depot b Lve Newtown Lve Centreville Lve Elizabeth Ait Parla c 734am 416pm 739am 422pm 7 46am 4 2 pm 7 8 8 8 8 No 5 Mixed l OOpra i 20pm 1 85pm 1 56pm 1 2 30pm 50am 4 38pm 3 O0pas 17am 4 48pm 25am 4 56pm 30am 5 00pm 40am 5 10pm ¬ The air with speeches glowing The trusts meanwhile are keeping still The American Standard Main Street Paris Ky Theyre very busy growing Washington Star The TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS Its funny 1 cant trust you with baby for a short half hour without your doing something ridiculous for raragraphera Baby What in KXEW A THING OR TWO NO GAS NO COCAINE earth did you carry him up in the attic Cleveland Plain Deaier Just for a high bawl my love ¬ dent the rvst of the world sat on N Y World perial Rome An Ancient Setting Imperial Pome began the professor sat on her seven hills and ruled the world until until when Tntil replied the thorough stu- A simple application to the gams used Arr Frankfort a 11 20am 7 10pm 9 15aro only by me and acknowledged by the Daily except Sunday public to be the best and easiest and N b connects with Q a Connects with L absolutely free from any after effects ftC counects with Ky Central Catephoric treatment for painlesc filling KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS - WEST BOUND No 3 Pass 9 30am Lve Paris e 40am Lve Elizabeth 9 45am Lve Centreville 9 53am Lve Newtown Lve C S Ry Depot b 10 28am 10 32am Lve Georgetown i 37am Lve Johnson 10 43am Lve Duvalls Lve Stamping Grnd C50am Lve Switzcr li 00am 1 1 07am Lve Elkhorn No S40pru 03pm 6 17pm 7 50am 6 20pm 7 51am 6 26pm 6 32pm 6 39pm 8 22am 6 4pm 8 40am 6 56pm 8 55am 6 Pm 4 No t Mlxe 3 5 50Dra 5 56pm Set of teeth 1 ¬ U M ly im- ¬ ksBgjijl Upper and lower- Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns mm 800 50 cts Painless extraction np 100 np 500 50 cts S 1500 0y 340 L 42 750 Lv 10 840 Ar 830 Ar 616 1142 Ar 720 IrOOAr m 7300 - Georgetown Paris Maysville Winchester Richmond Frankrort Ar 10i8 611 Lv 545 Itff Lv 709 25 Lv 930 54 Lv 620 200 Ar 1126 710 AM P M Grandpa do you ever eat glass What put Why no Eat glass such a notion in your head I heard papa say that you were al- ¬ ways making spectacles of yourself Brooklyn Life I What the Boy Heard J R ADAIR D D GEO B HARPER Genl SupY JOS K NEWTON G P A Paris Ky opp Court house Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m 321 Main St Telephone 79 Mamma Bobby if you saw a man starving would you give him a piece oi your pie Bobby Xom You said a person shouldnt eat pie on an empty stomach X Y World His Waterloo He was a erre i composer And operas he could write rS AmB tV rkM m tf19 ft M km Cnto tho me ider of my heart By mail I did propose Then waied for what might turn up Alas it was her iose nevpected N c fisherT w Attorney-At-La- The Leading Specialists of America KK IN Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway 20 YEARS OHIO Judge DBCU3BD WITH THAXKS But he couldnt compose his youngest When he walked him round at night Chicago Daily News ¬ Phone up stairs 2 doon West of Bourbon News 250000 Cured 58 WECURESTRSCTURE Thousand of young and middlo aged men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously lhcy may havo a smart ing scn ation email twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times flight dis ¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak nrran omissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have BTKIC TlllK Dont let doctors experiment on you by cutting 6trotching or tearing von i his will not cure vou as it will re turn Our NEW MLIHOD TllEAT- MENT absorbs tiie stricture tissue hence remove tho stricture permanently It can never returu No pain no suffering no dorontion from business by our method Tho fcxuuI organs are Ftrength ened Tho nerves aro invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns Thousands of young and riiidlcaged men are having their gonial vigor and vitality continually Fapped by this dis ¬ ease They are frequently unconscious of tho cau e of these symptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharges I ail ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness lcor Mem ¬ ory Irritability at times timartirg ron eation Sunken Eyfs with dark circles Weak Park General Depression Lack Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition Parts etc GLEET and STKIC1LKH may be the ciu Dont consult family doctors as they havo no experience in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialists who havo made a life study of Diseases ot jjlennnd Women uurxntw METHOD TREATMENT will posi ¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannotcure Terms moderate for a cure i vi -T Why He W as Certain She Are you sure you will like married life as well as you do your club Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 M- - D Surgeon lie She fjjjjjjj Oh yes And are you so awfully fond of your club lie Not very The Rival i mm i LiryjS Mqu u a Office Fourth and Pleasant Sta Office Hours 7 - jmVi r vks v If They Only Were T have discovered another clew said the detective What a godsend it would be re ¬ turned the man who had employed him Chicago clews were criminals Tost Not Very Much 6auu tn to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m WECURE GLEET SMITH ARNSPARGi Tommy come ober in Tilly Hey yard an play wid me little dog our K Y World For days like these my Heart v ill glow m content In summer heat It does not coat m5 o r d cent Detroit Free Pre i- The Snn Worshiper fireside joy for me ih no fro think Mr Snif kins is sincere when he writes that he loves me mcvr- than tongue can tell iliss Oldgirl Do you NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FIRE lXSUUASCE - AT LOW KATES 5 BROADWAY I dare say Hes tongue tied you know Kansas City Independent Miss Pcachblow ol Exactly Clear Which Mrs Proud roan I believe Arthur will be a minister Hes always asking tne about the pearly gates and things like that Mr Proudman Perhaps hell be a jeweler Jewelers Weeklv PARIS KY 21ma99 tf c SPHINO 1899 Trees The Presidents Vacation- - July 24 President Washington McKinley will leave here the and Mrs middle of the coming week for their vacation at Hotel Champlain three miles from Plattsburg N Y Quarters have been engaged at the hotel and nearly all the details of the trip have been arranged The shamrock at Rothesay Greenock July 24 Sir Thomas Lip tons American cup challenger Sham ¬ rock arrived Sunday at Rothesay Island of Bute -- Gracious what is Pery Perkins Trolley ar strike Practically at an End v earing long hair at golf for New York July 24 The trolley chance to say thai It gives him car strike both in Manhatten and frotball is really his game Chicago Brooklyn seems to be practically at an Uecord end General Master Workman Par-¬ Rarai KvkanKei In the fiHr5ers lim sons says it is not Sunday and at a Uncle Abner Jud Tompkins traded Flim Whats your business hosscs three times in one day last meeting of the Central Federated Flam GoBtractor week union he launched a scheme for a new Flim Wbt line Uncle Silas So An yet some folk labor political party and at the same Flam Debts TiWc Tories r limes are no better than they was time urged upon the delegates of the X Y World fv fen- years ago Hubby Talk Itnck various trades unions in Greater New She If I were to di yon would nerer Covering the WJiole Question York the expediency of contributing fet another wife Ulte me 1riggs Say old man what are ou the fund to aid the strikers and the He What mayrs ym think Id ever dc inr for that cold delegates promised their fiauueiai want another like you Tit Bits Gligga Coughing Harlem Life support- - Strnteifj- - Plants Vines Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs Small Fruits and everj thing for Orchard Lawn or Garden We employ no agent tyci sell direct at reasonable price Btrawberry acd Tree Catalogues or application to M ¬ CURES GUARANTEED AT trflt nnd rnro- EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHrLTS OLKET STRICTUKK TMPOTENCY SEOTUT DRAINS ENNATI RAL DISCHARG ES KIDNEY ana DLADDKK Uiseases BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If tnable to call write for HOiLE QUESTION BLANK for TREATMENT - F HLLLENMEYER 179 Lexington K Tlenbcna Insurance KfnnedyFkergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O cost the policj holders fifty cents on Tin n n the Hurst Home onf una red do lars durne the year 1897 Q W MiLLti Agenc Para Kt THREE LYNCHED Negroes Identified as Members of tliR iiaugr of AssmIU rs Kiled A Hundred Men With Bloodhonnds Are I A CAR WRECKED It Was Blown Dp In Strikers porters Antiseptic Healing U RilLUOADTiMfi OJUUk L ft N R Proir Cincinnati rn Wtli Nitroglycerin or bail Cotton Five Persons Were Ba Ilv Injarad After the Kcnuiuins Five embers of the Gang and if Caught They Will 1 Three 1 robibiy Fatally the Vicinity of the Fxplosion Were Miakeii Arrests tloute in l vo or e Lynched 24 A For cuts Relieves all pain instantly ecema ca-¬ burns boils bruises itch tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns chapped hands or lips piles and all ul cer or tores of pkin or mucous mem bran it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Horsemen will find this oil will enra ¬ a 1 ARRIVAL OF TRAINS the Constitution from liainbridg e says A Atlanta cracked heel old sores and collar gulls scratches pay No cure no alter burns Ihfttn Lesiugou 511 a lh 745 a Ui 833 p in 627 p m Prom Richmond 505 a m 7 40 a m 838 p in Prom Msysville 742 a m 825 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS 101 n 1miS a p m m 588 p July special to Ga Negro captured near Iron City Sunday bight was brought to Saffold and identitied as one of the assailants of Mrs J E Og letree last Thursday nig ht He was Huehed Sunday morn ing near Saffold The other dead Negroes were found alongside the railroad track two miles west of IJainbrioVe Sunnav morninf The names of none of these Negroes are known It is believed by some that the two dead Negroes found by the railroad track were the men arrested Saturday at Troy Ala on suspicion of being implicated in the Ogletree out rage and who were being brought to Saffold for identification Bainbuidge Ga July 24 Three Negroes were lynched during Saturday night near Saffold Ga and the mob is hunting for five more who are believed to have been members of a gang that robbed J E Ogletree agent of the Plant system at Saffold Thursday night afterward binding him and as saulting1 his wife in his presence Since the crime was committed hunting parties have been out in search of the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ guilty Negroes One of the Negroes appeared at an -- old darkys hut near Brinson Ga and asked to be harbored The old man wen to Brinson and informed the au thorities of his presence A posse returned with him and captured the Negro who gave his name as Louis Sarnmin The man was taken to Saf- ¬ ¬ fold and was identified by Mr and Mrs Ogletree as one of their assailants He said there were eight Ne- ¬ groes in his gang and that they came from Augusta He said two of the gang were not far away One portion of the mob went in pursuit of these two while the other hang ed Sammin and riddled his body with bullets The other two were overtaken shot and scalped a party bringing their scalps to Saffold Sun ¬ day evening A hundred men with bloodhounds are after the remaining five members of the gang and if caught they will be lj nched ¬ ¬ NOTED AGNOSTICS REMAINS The Body of Robert G Ingersoll Lies on an Improvised Bier in the Bedroom in Which He Breathed Ilia Last New York July 24 The body of ¬ Ingersoll lay on an improvised bier Sunday in the bedroom in which he died at the home of Walston in Dobbs H Brown his Ferry Many men of all sorts and conditions but mostly humble toilers made the pilgrimage to Dobbs Ferry in the hope that 1hey mijrht be permitted to gaze once more upon the noted agnostic In no instance was the request refused Noarcangements whatever have yet been made concerning the funeral Mrs Ingersoll and her daughters Mrs Brown and Miss Maude Ingersoll are still too much overcome with sorrow to consider the matter They can not tear themselves from the beloved dead said Mr Farrell Sunday night They have not left the chamber since he passed away except to go into an adjoining room when visitors who wished to see him called They can not reconcile themselves to he idea that they must part with him and all allusions to the removal of the body only cause distressing outbursts of grief It may be a few days before they are calm enough to discuss the steps that necessarily soon must be taken for the removal of the bodG son-in-la- w Sobert ¬ ¬ ¬ July 24 The rioting which continued throughout Saturday night was renewed Sunday and there vere several serious outbreaks of vio lence but no clashes between the mobs and the troops Cars were started running as usual Sunday morning on all but one or or two lines The mobs were attr early Soon after 10 oclock a thousand or more persons gathered on Burton street on the south side and proceded to obstruct the track Her Little Joke What Hurt When a car came along with two poYoung I heard that you were ruij mum Maid Shu re Prospective liceman on board it was attacked with Oive came in ttell yez Oi wasnt comin down by a bicyclist this morning a shower of stones In spite of the to morrer loike Oi promised yez Oldboy So was matYoung Were you hurt policemen the non union motorman Mistress Elect Why whats the Oldboy Not until one of the bystand and conductor were roughly handled ter Oh ers said that it was a shame to see au Prospective Maid soothingly One of them named McDermott had two ribs broken and the other was yis mum Oi am Oi just wanted to see old man knocked down like that Puck badly bruised One of the policemen your oies bug out N Y World Completely Ipset fired at the mob the bullet strikAll Over with Him Curaso The theorv that diet molds great in its ing a man named Wennick The The patience of Job was so the character is completely upset bv way mob assaulted the officers both That our stock of forbearance seems statistics from Paris of whom were struck repeat small Cawker What statistics are you edly with stones and but for the For although he was all over boils so they thinking say about intervention of a priest of the Catholic Yet he never boiled over at all Cumso Parisians eat 100000 pounds L A W Bulletin church near at hand the officers might of snails daily and yet the people of have been lynched By this time the Paris are considered fast Judge IT WAS CKIELLY CHIEL cars had been mixed up in the melee Fraught with Meaningand a patrol wagon of police arriving Henry Peck Bertha was your the rioters dispersed and the cars mother at the jewelers to day were taken back to the barns There Bertha Yes papa But why do you was a serious disturbance on the Broad ¬ ask way line at the corner of Petrie street Henry Peck I heard her singing where a mob of 3000 assembled in the In the Sweet Buy and Buy as I came forenoon and obstructed the track in Jewelers Weeklv As a result of the shooting of the Strong Womans Highter driver of a grocery wagon in South Is she very strong in her womans Brooklyn Saturday afternoon by a nonrights ideas union conductor the mayor of that You can judge for yourself She invillage Sunday issued an order to the sists that that sliding lump in her husmarshal to arrest all non union conbands throat is an Eves apple instead Detroit Free of an Adams apple ductors who carried concealed weapons Press Every car was stopped and each con- ¬ ¬ ductor found with a revolver was arWas a Severe Setback rested Ail were subsequently bailed No it will be several Sundays before out by the company I care to hear Rev Mr Dakter preach A small riot was started at the corner Why so He has just returned from a fishing of Pearl street and Franklin avenue trip and it will take him that long to when a young woman struck a man Benevolent Party My man dont you get back to his veracity Cleveland who asked her to board a non union think fishing is cruel sport Plain Dealer car A crowd of union sympathizers Well I should Fisherman Cruel stoned cars and a squad of police finally say so I have sat here six hours and Was the Hand of Fate cleared the street have not had a bite been nearly eat up It must have been the hand of fate The company Sunday sent a note to by mosquitoes and the sun has par- the Kentucky editor explained to his the state board of arbitration declin- boiled the back of mv neck Harlem readers that threw its octopus arm Life around our comjositor and made him ing to arbitrate the differences say Kentuckys colonels were loyal to A Euclid avenue car loaded with Talk Proof passengers was wrecked by an explo- ¬ Down with the trusts and then hell the corn when we had written it loyal Indianapolis Journal to the core fill sion of nitroglycerin or gun cotton The air shortly before 11 oclock Sunday night The trustswith speeches glowing still The American Standard meanwhile are keeping Four persons were badly hurt the She may dress up in silks and satin Theyre very busy growing She may know how to smile and to sigh Washington Star names of the injured being She may fluently talk Greek and Latin Mrs E C Martin 79 Alanson street But she no good if she cant make pie The Parajrrapbers Baby compound fracture of the skull right Its funny 1 cant trust you with Chicago Daily News arm broken and internal injuries which baby for a short half hour without your KXEW A TH1XG OR TWO may prove fatal doing something ridiculous What in E C Martin right arm badly cut earth did you carry him up in the attic for and bruised about legs and body Just for a high bawl my love Mrs Catherine Harris 25 Cornell street suffering from nervous prostra- Cleveland Plain Deaier tion An Ancient Setting F A Smith G9 Vienna street injured Imperial Home began the profesabout legs and body sor sat on her seven hills and ruled E Fassett 12 Wallace place the world until until when Albert replied the thorough stuVFntil legs injured Late Sunday night it was learned dent the rest of the world sat on imN Y World that Mrs Martin one of the injured perial Borne would probably die She suffered a What the Boy Heard compound fracture of the skull had Grandpa do you ever eat glass What put Why no one arm broken and was otherwise inEat glass She was with her husband such a notion in your head jured I heard papa say that you were alwho was also badly hurt The explosion tore out the front end ways making spectacles of yourself Brooklyn Life of the car smashed all the windows Mamma Bobby if vou saw a man and destroyed the brake starring would you give him a piece of After conHaexpeetea your pie ¬ siderable difficulty the ear was stopUnto the maiden of my heart Bobby Nom You said a person By mail I did propose ped and a call for ambulances were might turn up Then waKed for what shouldnt eat pie on an empty stomach The motorman William sent out Aias it was her nose O ¬ 1 Cleveland b 15 a m 751 a m 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m UG5 a mj 545 p m 1014 p m New Photograph Gallery lo Richmond 11 08 a m 5 43 p m 1016 p m D Cable has opened a cozy new pho ¬ To MayBvilha 750 a m 585 p m tograph gallery on Main street opposite F B Cabs Agent the Telephoue Exchange where he ia prepared to make good pictmea at low prices Kodak work will also be fin- ¬ ished up promptly in first class styie He solicits the patronage of the public For sale by Clarke Kentucky Kennev Pris lUinar 6uio 18a6t To Cincinnati CffiPEAE S QI EI To My Patrons I have moyed my gallery fixtures tc TIME TABLE ¬ ¬ EAST bound street but I t my residence on Henderson Lv Louisville 830am 600pm am prepared to make pictures from old ArLiexiugton llrloam 840pm ll2oam 850pm 830am 550pm negatives or make large pictures and Lv Lexington Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am 680pm Mt Sterling finish kodak work Orders can be left Ar Washington 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm j5 jam 340pm Ar at Vardens drug store or at my resi- Ar Phlladelphial015am 70opm ¬ ¬ dence Ar New York 1240nn 908pm ¬ - It G RINNAN WEST BOUND 8 8 Abnet mail carrier will haul Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 655am 20pis K00am 20pm 736am 345pm light baggage to and from depot Terma Ar Lexington 11am bSJOpm Ar Frankfort very reasonable Leave orders at Post Ar Shelby villa 1001am 720pm Ar Louisville 4100am 15pm tf office marked1 thus f run daily ex Trains sept Sunday other trains run daily Through between Louisville The Bourbon Steam Laundry Lexington Sleepers New York without and having secured oflice room at James corner Fourth and Main will locate their main Parker For rates Sleeping Car ssservations oi any information call on change Phone No office at that place 4 All calls or bundles entrusted to them will receive prompt at¬ tention My agency insures against fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ tGeorge W Barney Lexington F B Agent L Nw Carr Div Pass Agent Paris Ky B R ¬ ¬ ¬ liable prompt paying compaW O HINTON Agent ¬ Frankfort Cincinnati Ry ¬ nies non union ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME CARD IN EFFECT DECEMBER OTH 18 EAST BOUND Life insurance Policies BOUGHT FOR CASH H S STOUT Paris Ky No 1 Paw No a Paw GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN ¬ ¬ Furnitnre Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc 7 ooam 8 40pm Lve Frankfort a 7 11am 3 52pm Lve Flkhorn 7 18am 4 OOpm Lve Switzer Lve stamping Qrrnd 7 21am 4 10pm 7 34am 4 16pm Lve PuvallB 739am 422pm Lvelohrson 7 45am 4 2 pm 2 30pm Lve Georgetown Lve C S Ky Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm 3 Oftpaa 8 17am 4 48om Lve Newtown 8 25am 4 56pm Lve Jentreville 8 30am 5 OOpra Lve Elizabeth 8 40am 5 10pm Arr Parlw c No 5 Mixed l OOpm 1 30pm 1 35pm 1 56pm Special attention given to Undertak ing and Repairing WEST BOUND ¬ No Lve Paris e Main Street Paris Ky WITHOUT PAIS TEETH EXTRACTED NO OA9 NO COCAINE ¬ A simple application to the gums nsed only by me and acknowledged by the Dally except Sunday public to be the best and easiest and a Connects with L N b connects with Q absolutely free from any after effects AC connects with Ky Central Catephoric treatment for painlesf filling - 40am 5 50DQ 9 45am 5 66pm 9 53am 6 03pm 10 28am 6 17pm 7 50am 10 32ara 6 20pm 7 51am 37am 6 26pm Lve Johnson 10 43am 6 32pm Lvo Duvalln Lve Stamping Grnd IC50am 6 39pm t 8 22am Lve Switzer li 00am 6 4pm 8 40am 11 07am 6 56pm 8 55am Lve Elkhorn 1120am 7 10pm 9 15am Arr Frankfort a 1 Lve Elizabeth Lve Centreville Lve Newtown Lve C S Ry Depot b Lve Georgetown Paga 9 30am 3 No 5 4 Pass No 6 Mixe4 4pru KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS p ¬ teetu Upper and lower- Silver fillings wet 01 ouo 50 cts ¬ ¬ Gold fillings Gold crowns Painless extraction np 100 np 500 50 cts S 150 340 700 L 42 750 Lv l0 840 Ar 830 Ar 616 1142 Ar 720 100 Ar am Georgetown Maysville Winchester Richmond PariB Frank rort Ar Ar 1120 710 1028 611 amipm 54 Lv 930 Lv 545 Lv 709 Lv 620 255 201 lrjf J R ADAIR D D GEO B HARPER Genl Supt JUS K NEWTON G P A ¬ ¬ Paris Ky opp Court house Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m 821 Main St Telephone 79 ¬ N C FISHER Attorney-At-Law The Leading Specialists of America - SIXTH REGIMENTS VICTORY It Was Greater Than at First Reported Will Have a halutary Fffect on Similar liobber Bands - -- Washington July 24 The war de partment Sunday received from Gen Otis another dispatch giving additional particulars of the fight between apt B A Byrne with 70 men of the and robber bands in 6th infantry the island of Negros It shows that soldiers the of victory the rethat greater than was disOtiss Gen ported in 21 and that the loss sufpatch of July fered by the robbers was considerably larger than before stated Much sat isfaction is felt by Gen Otis over the results of this preliminary effort in dealing with this disturbing element in the island and he reports it already as having a salutary effect on other track bands infesting the locality ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Draggers who came from Cincinnati was dazed by the shock but the con- ¬ ductor Frank Schroeder of St Louis escaped injury The force of the explosion was so great that it shook all the houses in the neighborhood and was heard for a distance of two or three miles Per ¬ sons living in the neighborhood say thej-- saw a man in a buggy stop at the corner of Kensington street where the explosion occurred and get out by the railroad track He remained there a short time and then drove rapidly away Passengers who were on the car say the explosion seemed to lift the whole front end of the ear and it ripped up the floor for more than half the dis tance from the front end The car was in fact a complete wreck but strange to say it did not leave the rails and was taken to the barns by the next outward bound motor The police were quickly summoned to the scene of the explosion and a force of men was detailed to ivestigate with a view of running down tiie per ¬ son who placed the explosion on the ¬ Judge N Y World Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway 20 YEARS IN OHIO DiCIOED WITH THAMvS VK t-s His Waterloo He was a great composer And operas hs couid write But he couldnt compose his youngest When he walked him round at night Chicago Daily News Phone np stairs 2 doon West of Bourbon News 250000 Cured 58 WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of young and middlo aged men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously lhcy may havo a smart ing seni ation email twisting stream sharp cutting painsat times plight discharge difficulty ia commencing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have BTRIC TURE Dont let doctors cxperimenton you by cutting stretching or tearing you i his will not cure you a3 it will re turn Our NEW MLillOU XllEAT MENT absorbs tlie stricture tissue hence removes tiii stricture Permanently It can never return No pain no suffer ing no dorention from business by our method Tho sexual organs are strength ¬ ened Tho nerves are invigorated and tha bliss of manhood returns ¬ -- I A wkjsb na v n x--- Vvl 5T The Presidents Vacation July 24 President Washington McKinley will leave here the and Mrs middle of the coming week for their vacation at Hotel Champlain three miles from Plattsburg N Y Quarters have been engaged at the hotel and nearly all the details of the trip have been arranged The Shamrock at Kothesay Greenock July 24 Sir Thomas Lip tons American cup challenger Sham ¬ rock arrived Sunday at Rothesay Island of Bute Independent In summer heat is rv content does not cost m one r d c nt It Not Exactly Clear Which Detroit Free Pre Mrs Proud roan I believe Arthur Strategy Trees Plants will be a minister Hes always asking Gracious what is Percy J me about the pearly gates and things Trolley ar strike Practically at an End v earing long hair at golf for New York July 24 The trolley it gives him p chance to say that like that Mr Proudman Perhaps hell be a Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs car strike both in Manhatten and frotball is really hie game Chicago Jewelers1 Weeklv ieweler Small Fruits and everything for Orchard Brooklyn seems to be practically at an Uecord Lawn or Garden We employ no agent end General Master Workman Par-¬ Rural Exchanges Xm sell dirert at reasonable prices In the Contractors Line sons says it is not Sunday and at a Uncle Abner Jud Tompkins traded Strawberry and Tree Catalogues or apFlim Whats your business meeting of the Central Federated bosses three times in one day last plication to Flam Ccutr- tor week he launched a scheme for a new union ti F H1LLENMEYER Flim Wbt line Uncle Silas So An yet some folka Lexington K labor political party and at the same Flam Debt Towc Tories ay times arc no brtter than they was time nrged upon the delegates of the Tslenbona 979 N Y World S few years ago Hubby Talk Ilnek unions in Greater New various trades Insurance m the Hursi Hoxne on She If 1 were to di you would never Covering the Whole Question York the expediency of contributing cost the policj holders fifty cents on Thi P rigs Say old man what are 30U the fund to aid the strikers and the jet another wife i ke me tunared dolars dnrtae the year 1897 He What maps ym think Id ever dcjng for that cold delegates promised their financial O W MiLLBti Agen wrant another like you Tit Bits Ciigg Coughing ilarlem Life support Pans Kt If They Only Were S I have discovered another clew v- - s said the detective What a godsend it would be re- ¬ M turned the man who had employed him Ml if clews were crindnals Chicago Post IMot Very Muoh Tommy come ober in Tilly Hey Miss Oldgirl Do you think Mr Snif an play wid me little dog our yard kins is sincere when he writes that he N Y World loves me mor than tongue can tell The Snn AVorsMper Miss Peachblcw I dare say Hes No fireside joys for me ah co tongue tied you know Kansas City For days like these my Heart will glow wl i LZ 5iK j VP TiT f iiii Zll Why He W lis Certain She Are you sure you will like married life as well as you do your club He Oh yes She And are you so awfully fond of your club He Not very The Bival Will Keimey Physician Phone 136 H- - D ¬ Surgeon - i J I Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m 6auirtn SMITH ARNSPARGER NON UNION AGENTS i RELIABLE EIRE NSLRANCE AT LOW KATES 5 BROADWAY PARIS KY 21ma99 tf 1899 j lines Thousands of young and raiidlc aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis¬ ease They are frequently unconscious ot tho cau o or these symptoms General Weakness lunntural Discharges Fail ing Manhood Nervousness 1tor Mem ory Irritability at timos Smarting eon sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Vnrk Gene al Depression Lack Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition Parts etc CLEET and STR1CTLRE may be the cause Dont consult family doctors as they havo no experience in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialists who havo made a life study of Diseases of Men and Women Our X E W METHOD TREATMENT will posi ¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure xerms moderate ror a cure WECURE GLEET CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHiLiS GLKET RTKTCTrHK TMPOTKIVCV SECRET DRAINS UNNATI RAL DISCHARG ES KIDNEY and RLAODEtt Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE PREK tf Tihl to eall write for QTTESTTnW HOME BLANK for TREATMENT i ¬ - KfnnedyFkergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O I f i jii irxisamjiJvnMtmv 1 1 T TTTf TASIS ZYTTUESW TIE IKlnetftpnth Year EbtabMshed Published ever WALTER CHAMP BWIFT CHAMP IIIIIH 1 IEV8 UHL Excursion To Old Point Comfort R has ar ranged a series of excurtior s to Old Point Comfort Va during the mouths of July August and September These excursions will run on the second and fourth Tuesdays in each month The tickets will be good on the regular trains and will be limited to twenty one days The rate will be 1500 for the Persous desiring to go round trip should send their names for sleeping car space and state on which train they will want to go on Any itformation cheerfully furnished on application to any agent or to G W Barney Div Pass Agent NUPTIAL KNOTS ¬ The Chesapeake Okio K Tuesday and Friday by Kditnt aittt Oioners all Iay xble to the order of Cbamp 4 Checks Money Jtfait Orders etc Bko RA TE8 Displays one dollar per inch for first inser lon half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals in blac type wenty cents per line each insertion Fractionsof lines count as full lines when AD VMM 2 BUM G Announcements And Soi einiiirHtiiniH Of The Marriage Vow The engagement is announced at Lex ingcoa of Mr A C Gutzeit and Mis Mary McCreery Ramsey both of that city The w ddie will occur this fail former Parisian Mr Gntzeit is a one f the cleverest gentlemen in Ken- tucky and is a brother of Prof AM Gntseit Miss Ramsey is noted for her beauty vivacity and lovely disposition KugagMunts running at line rates Obituar3s cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a 11k nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ lljytr Lexington Hon Elihu Root of New York has been appointed Minister of War to snc- Socretary Alger resigned Japanese silk initial handker ¬ chiefs at lOc on sale at Price Cos clothiers The best life insurance policy on earth Women suffer-¬ ing from female troubles and weakness and from irregular or painful men ses ought not to lose hope if cT K doctors cannot help them Phy sicians are so BIRTHS busy with other diseases that Announcements of the Visit of the Stork they do not un- ¬ to Paris and Vininitv derstand fully To the wife of Wm ONeiil a sou the peculiar ail- ¬ ments and the In Fayette county last week to the delicate organism of woman What wife of Dr W E Risque a daughter the sufferer ought to do is to give Juliet Lee Mrs Risque was formerly a fair trial to TRY lxivi v Mm It FRANK 404 MAIN JULY 257 fBMT 49k e ft V CO KY STREET PARIS Wry TALK A BIG CUT IN PRICES OF Miss Ida Kenney OBITUARY BRADFIELDS ¬ is to keep perfect kidneys The best the kidneys is only Democratic daily paper published medicine on earth for those People who had in Mr Goebels district has refused to Dr Sawyers Ukatinefound no cure for suffered for years support him in his race for Governor their Kidney disorders until they used Admiral Dewey drank to the health Dr Sawyers Ukatine For sale by W of President McKinley Saturday night T Brooks at a banquet at Trieste and said May Crawfokd Bros have made ample he be re elected preparations for warm weather by put Those eminent Americans the Hon iug in four faua at their barber shop Marcns Hanaa and Hon Tod Sloan are Three will be ruo by water power and just now receiving reat attention from one by electricity while you get a cool tf the press during their stay on the other comfortable 6have side In their respective liuea both are Ladies fine shoes less than half price past masters in the art of running this week at Davis Thompson things The Covington Commonwealth Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit izens I The Covington Commonwealth is the latest Kentucky paper to come out with a vigorous denunciation of the workings of the political machines which deprive the people of the right to express their preference in the convention or to have their votes counted at the polls m The Bowling Green correspondent of the Louisville Dispatch is a funny fellow In one dispatch he tells of a drouth and in another one he says that ¬ Bowling Green drinks 1280000 glasses of beer to say nothing of whiskey toddies soda water lemonade etc The pretzel crop down there must be esnon-union immense Gwen Jones aged niuety eigbt years died Friday at Wapakoneta Onio and was buried Sunday at that place The deceased was an aunt of Mayor Perry who started Suuday morning to the funeral but missed connection owing t a train b ia an hour late Col R G Iugersoll the noted agnostic who died Friday froai apoplexy left no estate though he made large sums as He was sixty a lawyer ami lecturer years old and was the son of Consix gregational minister His funeral will be held to day It will be private withdruggists out music or funeral oration Col Send for a nicely Illustrated free book on the subject tf Isgrigs Ingersolls only visit to this city was The Bradfleld Peculator Co Atlanta Ga Davis Thomson Isgrig have jnst when he lectured here several years ago bTOGK AND TURF NEWS received an elegant line of latest shapes on Voltaire ¬ styles and colors in ladies and gentle These Are Michigan SalM and Transfer Of Stock Crop Ktc Some tf mens footwear Resorts Turf Notes to which Tourist Tickets are sold via MaysviPe will have a four days fair The prettiest and most stylish colors Pennsylvania Short Liues from CincinMack aDd carnival beginning Sept 20th Davis Thomson nati aud Louisville Petoskey and shapes in shoes at inaw City Mackinac Harbor Springs tf Isgrigs just received Wanted I want 10000 new or second Charlevoix Traverse City dnena Bay View Odeu Wequetonsing Muskegon hand split tobacco sticks Big Reduction in all our Straw Cheboygan St Iguace Sleeping Cars Dk W C XJssery Hats at Price Co Clothiers run from Louisville and Cincinnati Paris Ky o over this route to Noithern Michigan D R R elevator at The C H My agency insures against without change For particular inforand fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ mation about rates serviceconvenient Toledo burned Sunday night destroying apply to through sleeping Car prompt paying compani- Geo E Rockwell A G P Agt 900000 bushels of wheat It was insur liable ed for 185000 Cincinnati O Mrs ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 21-jly-2t which is the true cure provided by Nature for all female troubles It is the formula of a physician of the highest standing who devoted his whole life to the study of the dis- ¬ tinct ailments peculiar to our moth- ¬ ers wives and daughters It is made of soothing healing strengthening herbs and vegetables which have been provided by a kindly Nature to cure irregularity in the menses Leu corrhoea Falling of the Womb Nerv- ¬ ousness Headache and Backache In fairness to herself and to Brad fields Female Regulator every suffering woman ought to give it a trial A large i bottle will do a wonderful amount of good Sold by Female Regulator SUMMER GOODS 25c Organdies now 15c 12 1 3c yard wide percales now 8 l 3c 10 and 12 l 2c Lawns now 8 l 3c 10c Ginghams now 8 l 3c 25c French Ginghams now 15c 12 l 2c Fancy Piques now 8 l 3c Shirt Waists at reduced prices Parasols at half price All goods new this season Come early and get choice ¬ ¬ ¬ -- i Comment Anti Goehel Meetings The kissing bug killed a baby at El Large anti Goebel meetings were Nature is forgiving and will restore Dorado Springs Mo Robt Griustead of Lexington has held yesterdap at Winchester and Bowl- ¬ your diseased kidueys that will give you perfect health by using Dr Sawyers been appointed a captaiu in the Phil ing Green At Winchester Judge ippine expedition Beckner made the leading address and Ukatine For sale by W T Brooks delegates were appointed to meet at Martha Washington Lincoln has sued Lexington August 2 At the Bowling LouisWhy not the beat Fnl- - Abraham Lincoln for divorce at Smoke Green meeting addresses were made by They are colored folks ville fions Harvey Meyers Theodore Hal weilers Cubana The Limestone Ice Factory burned at lam and Chairman Moss Anti Goebel Maysville Suuday Loss morning letters were read from Maj P P 16000 insurance 9000 EXCURSION TO SEASHORE Johnson and W C Owens An execu J P Bryant the Bardwell Ky miltive committee which was appointed was instructed to meet at Lexington Midsummer Outing Trip to the lionaire owns the largest strawberry patch in the world It covers 1700 Ocean via Pennsylvania August 2d acres and has made his fortune Lines Two car loads of fresh salt just reA stock company with 3000000 capa delightful haven ital has been formed to operate the R ceived 6eo W Stuart Persons in quest of at which to spend their summer vaca- N I B railroad whichwill in the SUMMER COMMENTS tion wil be interested in the announce ment that special excursions to the Sea future be known at the Louisville Regarding Theatrical Folk and Other sh re will be run over the Pennsylvania Atlantic People Talked About pines on Thursday August Wth Capt Carroll Power of Lexington Excursion tickets will be sold to ten of Alice Neilson will spend her Summer Jfce most attractive seashore resorts on has been appointed a first lieutenant in vacation at HoooSal Atlantic Coast viae Atlantic City the Phillippine army J as E Rab of r ltve May Anglesea Avaln Holly- Ihe Third Kentucky was also utade a fcj Bteatic Beach Ocean City Sea Isle Citv Wild- lieutenant TJhe Enquirer eye name for the kissing bug is Hobsoni wood New Jersey Reboboth Dei and The school per capita this year is a Ocean City Md tas Lipbitonitus Let it go at that will be fifteen days trifle over 2 70 the largest in the hisThe return limit including day of purchase and will be tory of the State At the beginning of Mrs Annie Yeamaus an American ample for a delightful sojourn at the July there was on hand 265000 to the actress is to marry Sir Roger Llandil seaside The extreme return limit will credit of the school fund by August 24 which will allow a week of the Isle of Man They were sweet after returning home to prepare for Mrs Kate Strode Clark wife of Ver hearts many years ago school and other duties which begin with non L Clark formerly Superintendent the opening of September of the Kentucky Midland Railroad com ¬ The date of the excursion August 10 mitted suicide last week at her fathers Mr W H Davis the talented young is the most convenient for an outing actor of this city has retnrned home Business is quiet at this season crops home last week in Clark county Phythian Saffell aged twenty eight from Chicago where he signed a con- are gathered and office store and farm duties are not exciting The thermom- committed suicide by shooting himself tract to be a leading member next sea eter usually reaches the highest point at the home of his father J M Safeon of the Milwaukee Stock Company about this time It will be a pleasing fell a well known distiller near Franka first class organization diversion to spend a weeks vacation in fort The deed is attributed to ill the invigorating ocean breeze and expe- health unlimited pleasures at the If advertising signs count for much rience the of the summer idler by the command Mt Sterling will soon be the four sea eyedest town in Kentucky One oculist For further information apply to Nashville uses a single column and another one ticket agents of Louisville R R in Kentucky who will sell exuses a double column in the Sentinel cursion tickets in connection with this Democrat to boom the spectacle busi excursion and will also furnish inforness mation about time of trains etc 25j5t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Fulweilers Cnbana Its the best five cent cigar in town- - W 0 HINTON Agent dont like a good smoke If take Fnlweilers Cubana you SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting -- WITH BRAINS SSR dont Jumble Of News And 3ft Kxrt 1 t what A great artist was once asked he mixed his pigments with to obtain such wonder ful Franl i Go ¬ Zf a Tjf tle tme His reply was With brains sir This would be the real answer to hun ¬ dreds of peo ¬ ple who are effects mixed with to produce such marvelous cures Thee medicines are the result of Dr Pierces thorough professional education his deep study of the princi¬ ples of materia medica aud of the hu ¬ man physiology in health and disease and above all his unparalleled practical experience I thank God for yiving you wisdom and knowledge and guiding ydu in making these meHcines seys Mn M A Aktbcook of Austin lonoke Co Ark in an earnest letter to Dr Pierce After flye moittbs of great sufTaring I write this for the benefit of other sufferers frpm the sanfe afflictions I doctored wuk our famikr physicwn vrtbout my good resultso inyji band nrged me tory Dr Merees medians RleteljTjured PeHets oal Bisoovary I toolJbur bottles of rfaPffhys FavoVitereynpuoufour of y Gproey Mii Pierces medicines are asking what pe and wo YiaLrof Mn neaMrt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tnere is no medicine in the world that has helped and cured so many weak and ailing women as Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription It was devised solely for that purpose by one of Americffmnost eminent specialists in this particular field of medical practice Any woman may write to Dr Pierce for advice which will be sent confidentially and absolutely free of charge Dr Pierces great thousand page Com- ¬ mon Sense Medical Adviser will be sent for the mere costlof mailing paper bound for 21 oe cent stamps or cloth bound for 31 stamps Pt is a grand and useful book Address Dr R V Pierce 663 Main Street Buffalo N Y JUST OKE BOTE r Did you know that about everything was I advancing in price You cant help it and neither can I I I bought very largely in the Spring and still have an elegant line of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ leg Carpets latt iiiss and Wall Paper A BOSOM FRIEND Thats the verdict of we sell them all our patrons on the shirt A man cannot enjoy a sermon a jlftiwalei TRY A BOX touch of ginger to give it zest Crisp and wholesome Ielicious for lunch de ¬ lightful for dessert Good all the time A Dainty Wafer with just a to buy these things now and keep them until you need them for I am offer- ¬ ing them at a reduction on the Spring price I am also closing out at VERY CLOSE PRICES what is left of It will pay you THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR LOUIS SALOSHIX CO vacation a pic nic a dance or anything if his shirt and collar arent just right We have the most attractive tine of shirts in Paris the latest things in negligee for vacation trips andthe cor- ¬ rect things for germans and parties Take a look at them theyll talk for themselves Each fifty cent puschase entitles you to a chance o cash premium we give away the ist on the of every month Your Money Back On Demand THE UP-TO-DA- TE GROCERS REFRIGERATORS ICE CHESTS BABY CARRIAGES See those Adjustable Awnings I am show ing Pit any window j I READ THEIR AD Biscuit A new form of Soda Bis- ¬ IN OUR NEXT ISSUE cuit For every meal Good for Picnics For General use TRY A BOX PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky JANES Jas Fee Son Elegant line of Pictures and Room Wood Mantels furnished complete Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be re- Undertaking in all its branches paired Embalming scientifically attended Yonr furniture moved by experienced CARRIAGES FOR HIRE hands ¬ HAMMOCKS J T HinxrToaM i 4 - fe mm THE BQDBBQH UEnUjied IEII 1881 SUMMER WANDERERS PERSONAL MENTION News of COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY MmI-Si- i- SCI A L DO 11 Paris and liourtxm Nineteenth Year ICstablUhed cor -- at the Post office at Paris Ky as iwo unit inaiier TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Oueyer Payable in Advance 200 Six mouths A 100 Make all Checks Mnnev payable to the order of Champ Orders Bro Etc Read Frank Cos advertise- ¬ ment in this paper of a cut in prices of summer goods Hunters should remember that it is unlawful to shoot doves before the first of August Go to Geo W Lime or Sand Stuart for Cement tf won ten thousand dollars on a race at Detroit last week betting on Surpol wiDner of the 214 Warren Stoner trot Do you eDJoy a good cigar Try Fulweilers Cubana Jack Vincent a colored man was tried for lunacy yesterday before Judge Purnell and was adjudged insane He was taken to the asylum by Officer J C Elgin We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ pair your linen and put neck bands on free Reed Steam Laundry Co The Fremont Amusement Company of Maysviil wn iu the city yesterday en route to Nicholasville to give a street fair in that city Thursday and Friday need a farm wagon see me before you buy I can save you money Geo W Stuart tf If you ¬ Parisians In Search of Pleasure and and Health at Summer Resorts 0 M Brennan is spending a few days at Estill Springs A german was tiven at Eetill lasL night in honor of the Paris crowd Mr John Brenuan went over Saturday to Estill Spiiugs to spend a few da s Mr Sam Clay and sister Miss Nannie Clay are spending a few days at Estill Springs Conductor Julius Herrick of the L N is sojourning at French Lick Spriugs Indiana Misses Eddie Spears and MaryTalbott will go to Olympian Springs to morrow ta join the Bourbon camping party W B Hutchison arrived yesterday from Lexington to spend a fortnights vacation with his mother in this city Rev E A Burke has returned home from a pleasure trip to Atlantic City and other points of interest in the East Misses Annie Louise Clay Sue Cla andNanniue Clay and Mrs C M Clay went over to Estill Sprinns last week to spend a few days at that resort George D Mitchell has arrived horn from a vacation trip which comprised visits to Mackinac Mt Clemens and Detroit Mich and Toledo Ohio and an eight undred mile tonr on Lake Erie Lake Huron and Lake St Clair Miss Anna Pearce and Mr Edwin Pearce of Lexiugton are enteitaiuing the following gursts at Glenn Springs Mrs W O Bradley Mins hristine Bradley Messrs J G Rodman and Mary Wood Longmoor Frankfort Gatewood Dave Fox G G Hamilton Mt Sterling Bob Madden Lonisviile Mi s Lillian Armstrong Fleniingsburg Miss Mary Hord Elgin Maysvilie Miss Louie Hord Dr Carle Wheeler Cole man Morgan Lexington Chap Morrow Somerset They will spend a fortnight at the Springs ¬ iikt Society Events in TUCKERS GLEANING UP SALE ill The Colored Schoo- Institute will be held at the colored city school building from Jnly 31st to August 4th Exami- nations for colored teachers will be held July 28th and 29th for it insist on getting it Fulweilers Cubana if you waut the best Call The Lexington Herald yesterday de ¬ voted a column of valuable news space in telling of Editor Charles Moore attending church for he first time in ¬ twenty five yers For oats baled hay or straw go to Geo W Stuart tf Miss Frankie Butler has leased the lot adjoining W A Hills residence on Pleasant street and will erect a two tory school building with modern im provements on the lot ¬ The Progressive Culture Club netted Fete Oddity Thursday night Elizabeth Jameson won the gold ring offered to the person selling th largest number of tickets She sold 14 on its 291 H M Collins Co last night moved into their old stand which has been handsomely improved by extending the store to twice its original lengh and battding a three story addition in the raa Senator Lindsay will have the nam- ¬ ing of the Census Supervisors in the and Eighth Second Sixth Seventh He telegraphed to day that Districts he would name his selections in a day or two Saturday while unloading eorae lumber N freight depot by several at the L He pieces of timber falling on him sustained several cuts on his face and head and a wound on his breaet formerly of this Joseph GrannoD city now of Lexington passed through Paris Saturday for Boise City Idaho to make his future home nar that city He was accompanied by his wife and children He will engage in mining business in which his wifes relatives are interested ing at Race Horse Chapel on Thursday night with twenty five confessions says the Lexington Gazette Five joined the Christian Church four the Presbyterian nine the Baptist thee the Episcopal and three the Methodist Several will join the Catholic Church by confirmation ¬ ¬ ¬ Grant Byrd was painfully injured Uncle Joe Hopper closed his meet- ¬ ored Christian Church and the annual Sunday School convention of that church were held in this city last week the closing sessions being held Sunday at the opera house Eld George Camppreached Sunday bell of Carlisle morning at the opera house The meet ings were very successful and were largely attended ¬ The annual State meeting of the Col- ¬ ¬ mm Capt Lon Haley writes that be has been in a hospital at Los Angeles California on account of a bug getting in hisear at Tucson Arizona Capt Haley ¬ the inflnenco of ether and was on the operating table an hour and rforty minutes at m iarauu auoi- xrhiVh- h was taken to Los Angeles and placed in the hospital He isquite deaf at present from the occurrence moa v- nw Little Miss Elleauor Branhanr Clay THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY AIUST 4TIJ AND oTH the pre ty daughter ol Mr and Mrs U Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At P Clay will giye a party Thursday at The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And th home of hr grandfather Mr F P Elsewhere Sr in b mor of her third birthduv Ci Mrs Thos Fisher i9 visiting relaMiss G rtrude Renick gave a bowling tive in Covington pai tv yesterdav morning at her private You will find on the tables Lawns Dimities White Goods County Attorney Denis Dundon has howiii g alley in ho or of Misses Anna Table Linens Napkins and Towels Black and Colored Dress heen in Indianapolis Garth Tnrr anl Mary Best Tarr and Goods Silks and Satins Parasols Hosiery Muslin Underwear Mrs Robert Ferguson was a visitor th ir gUHsta Mi s Robinson of Cyntbi Notions Etc All mut go to make room lor our Fall purchases ana and Mr Robt Craig of Terre in Cincinnati Saturday OUR SALES HAVE SURPRISED YOU BEFORE THIS Miss Sallie Klump of Newport is Hante Ind visiting realtives in the city The Daughters of the Confederacy ONE CAPS THE CLIMAX meet this afternoon at four oclock Mr Ed Hutchcraft leaves to day for will Come and see what we can save you All goods at the court house Widows daughters a business trip to Arkansas Mrs W A Johnson has arrived grand daughter mms etc of onf-- dmarked in plain blue figures Remember after the last erates are eligible to membership homo from Lake Chautauqua go back to regular prices Badgpswin be distributed this after- - daY al1 Miss Willie Johnson is visiting Mrs noon and important matters will be dis G W Baird in Mt Sterling cussed 539 Main Street Mrs E Clark Fritts and children Dr M H Daily and Messrs F P are visiting relatives in Carlisle Walker and Duncan Taylor attended a Miss Alhe Hart left Saturday for a swell party at North MiddMown Thnrs- visit to Miss Tavlor in Henderson day uigbt given by Miss Lnla Weaver Mrs Carl Crawford leaves to day in honor of her guests Misses Tevis for a visit to relatives in Peebles O Carpenter and Mamie Wilson Carpeu Miss Annie Mav of Shawhan is ter of Hustouville viigs Weaver will visiting Miss Estelle Hunt in Lexington be a member of a house party to be Mrs Cornay Watson has been visit- ¬ given next week bjf the Mioses Carpening friends in Lexington for several ter Our whole stock must be cleared up before Fall floods days The jemima Johnson chapter d a come in and we have cut prices on even thing Here are Mrs Henry Herzogg of Cincinnati R was charmingly entertained Friday f W SDecial Values spent Sunday with her brother Isaac afternoon Lucy by Mits Miller Price and Mrs Phoebe Shackieford The re 2c French Organdie now 12Jc Sc Wton now 5c 15c Lawns now 8c 25e lOxi Sht tiu n w I8r ports of the offijers showed tbt much Mrs Marshall of Shelbyville is the 35c Imported Piqne now 20c 20c BfalclM d Vests now 10c guest of Mrs Chas Webber at Gleu patriotic work had been done during the 25c Imported Pique now 15 15c Lifin WtdH iiW 8c year Thd following officers were eh ct 20c India Linens now 10 kenney 2 b iik Umbrellas cow 1 00 ed lor the ensuing year Regent Miss 15c Madras Cloths now 8c 20c Ladies and CMMs Hose now 10c Mrs Price of Frankfort is the gnest 7 c Table Linens now 50c SOc Lisle Thread Hoi- now 25c of Mr and Mrs W W Massie on Vine Louisa K Williams Vice Regent Mrs 50c Table Lines uow 35c 1 00 Sn miner Corsets now 50c Cassius M Clay Secretary Mrs Claud Street 8Jc Penang and Percales now 5c 175c Kid G loves now lOo M Thomas Registrar Miss Mary Mr Alex Biird of Cincinnati id Spears Chaplain Mrs Florence Lock These are a few of our sreat redketions and by calling spending a couple of days in the city hart Treasurer Miss Emma P Scott on us you will find everything else reduced likewise with friends Deer Lodge the beautiful home of Miss Annie Hennessey has returned home from a visit to relatives in Mr and Mrs Wm Tarr was the scene of a brilliant party given Thursday Phof and Mrs Reubelt and daugh Cincinnati ter united with the Christian Churcd by night by their winsome daughters Miss Kate Edgar and Mrs Randolph Misses Anna Garth Tarr and Mary Best letter Sunday morning have returned from a visit in Lewis Tarr The floors of the halls and parLadies who expect to preserve fruit burg W Va lors were canvas covered and dancing will find a large stock of Masons fruit Miss Blanche Hudson left last was indulged by thosa who di uot care jars at January Connella store Pint evening for a visit in Maysvilie and for moonlight s on the piazzi m if a jars thirty five cents per dozen quart Flemingsburg and the lawn which was dotted with jars forty cents two quart jars forty Mr Fred Hornsey of Lexington gay Japanese lanterns Iojs and trappe klLL five cents per dozen tf was in the city Saturday and Sunday were served during the eveniug and V war S f YOU WAIT I lF visiting relatives t music was furnished by an orchestra ot t Kentucky Horses Wanted ifc KUC uBJ Mies Edna Nichols of Cincinnati five pieces The guests of houoi were AT Maj James B Aleshike of the came up to Paria Sunday for a shurt Miss Lucy Royce of Sharpsburg Miss Quartermaster Department has been visit to rela ives Mary Robinsou of Cyuthiana Miss ordered lo visit Obiu and Keutucky for Mrs Newton Mitchell and son left Lizzette Dickson of this citv aud Mr the purchase of cavalry horses for the Maj Hhillippines Winthrop Wood yesterday for a visit to relatives in Robert Craig of Terre Haute Ind Among the other guests were Misses also of the Quartermaster Department Woodford county PROM was ordered to vwt Western points on Sibyl Anderson Salt Lake Cit Mary Mr Chas Hoeing will arrive to- ¬ a like purpose Sharpsburg Callie French morrow from Lexington to visit Mr Crockett Elizabeth Robiuson Anna Swirt PenA G Peck of Cohoe Falls N Y has W B Hutchinson dleton Winchester Evelyn Kinsey bought an estate on the lakes of Killar Mr Mark Chiles of the Adams Cincinnati May Esoott Shelbyville ney in Ireland The estate includes Express Company is in the city on a Covington Morton Riddell Alma 20000 acres a castle a lake two famous visit to relatives Tennessee Metcalfe Alice Auiiner cascades an abbey 500 years old and Mrs J K Smith and daughter Cyuthiana mar Stella Stevens cost Mr Peck 185000 of Dayton are guests at Mr W A Pattie Johnson Annie Laurie Young Mt Sterling Sue Bnckuer Gertrude Spring Styles Howard Hats at Hills on Pleasant street Are advised that our stock of Mrs Lizzie Champ and daughter of Renick Sythie Kern Cn mile Kern 3 now go at 225 Come ami Hardware Stoves and Tinware Co Millersburg arrived yesterday fee a Georgia Bostain Martha Clay Minnie get your pick Price visit to relatives in the city Isgrigg Ollie Butler Kate Alexander Clothiers is large and complete Our Miss Sallie May Aa4epoim of Lucy Downey Bettie Brent Johnson Mrs Lowrys AVill prices are is low as anyone We Georgetown is the guest 0 her sister Bess Spahr Winchester Willa Bowden Ky Bloomfield Nancy Wilkinson make a sneciltv of Builders The will of Mrs Felix Lowry bus Mrs Robert Ferapson nsjtr tats d a Fannie Johnson Lena Cantrill Lura been filed at the County Clerks office Mr Ktt Ulay wno has fceenlbere Roofing Slate aid Gavanizd Iron Work Steel Letton Alice Talbott Mary and Ejthel Hardware Tin for probate The deceased leaves 2000 far several weeks U Hibler Eddie Spears Elizabeth Wood Ceilings and everything per aining to building We employ tke to her husband 500 tohergraud daugh day for tn aaa eapptrjL ter Kate Bedfdrd Wilson and the reford Sallie Jee Hedges Iva Collins See of Messrs Henry Lilleston Ben and Em best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED Mr and Mrs John Feeney Sr of her property to her daughmainder ters Mrs James Wilson and Miss Lucy Richmoud will gpend to day in Pans bry Downey Jas Chambers John us before contracting Lowry Her eatate consists of 161 acres with Mr and Mrs John Feeney on Miller Stephens Chas McMillan Clay of Bonbon lafl WINN A Seventh street Stone Frank Bowden Ed Hutchcraft Lexington was yesterday visited by French Abbott arrived Saturday Jack Carter John Spears George Bed Successors to Cook Winn kissing bug and is now vp with the from Philadelphia to spend several weeks ford Thos Buckner James Buckner the procession with his mother Mrs Sallie Pulleu Buckner Clay Ben Woodford Lee Spears Matt Clay Will Wornall Ray See our new invoices of fashionable and other relatives Mr and Mrs Bun Brown and Mrs Mann Frank Collins John G Rogers Spring and Summer shoes for ladies and Letton North Middletown Bede Sanders and Miss Alleen Sanders misses New styles arriving daily of Norwood Ohio were guests of Mrs Layson Tarr Millersburg Robt Clarke Davis Thomson Isgrig tf Kit Clay Ed Tucker J W Bacon Allie Sidener Sunday FACT ONE Llewellyn Dr Dickson Dr Chas The Madison County Fair Clarke and Hiram Dr C J That we have a magnificent stock F L0RSHEIM Spears Dodd Best Millersburg Oak of th attended the reunion finest shoes tor gentlemen The Madison County Fair to be held Carpenter ladies and children Brigade Orphan last ford Hinton Walter Champ Clarence 1 4 offers a fine of the at Richmond August Kenney Will Sweeney Will Hinton week at Glasgow program The 1000 Bankers Stake for FACT TW- OJottie Dow twenty entries saddlers has closed with Mr and Mrs Henry Spears left Satbat the prices are lower tnan and 3000 in stakes and purses 2000 urday for a short visit in Lexington like quality calls for elsewhere in saddle and harness rins and 800 for after which they will uo to Louisville to home and farm products are also offered FACT THREE Mrs E ST LS TEA Fine balloon ascension daily and fine visit Spears Keith Culbertson sister of band of music Trots called at two Mrs t we guarantee you absolute 1 Mr Ed Nippert of Newport come oclock satisfaction in every pnrticular sat to Paris Saturday night for a brief visit faftioi such as makes the shoe look The Bourbon Steam Laundry to Mr and Mrs P Nippert He was Ten head of dehorned 1000 lb cattle right tit right feel right wear right L branded on having secured office room at warmly greeted by his many old friends Strayed fromright hip with letter uear and cost inut what you want to pay David Humes place James corner Fourth Parker Now that is just what youll get if Misses Nellie Breut and Bessie Elizabeth on Wednesday night July come to ns and Main will locate their main Marshall two of Covingtons loveliest 19th Will give 25 reward for any inNo young ladiesretnrned home yesterdav formation that will lead to their reollice at that place Phone O L Davis covery LAIR BROS 4 All calls or bundles entrusted after a short visit to Mrs Elizabeth Ky Misses Morton Ridell of Covington to them wMI receive prompt at- ¬ Annie Laurie Young of Mt Sterling tention and Alma Metcalfeof Harriman Tenn are guests of Miss Sallie Joe Hedges on Buckley Promoted B F Third street fiarlH notice B F Buckley who has been a soDONT LET YOUR WIFEY Miss Sibyl Anderson of Salt Lake licitor for the Central Tobacco Ware- City Miss Evelyn Kinseyof North CarWASH house for the past eleven years has olina and Miss Sue Clay Buckner of Any new applicants for the benefit of your crash suit cecause you are afraid compose a house party been made assistant manager of the Bourbou will entertained this week by the Garth Fund will meet the Commiswill be the servant will not do it up right when sioners at the City School at 830 A M house and will move in a few weeks to which Mrs Frank P Clay Jr near this city Thursday August 3d Louisville to reside Mr Buckley had we make thm look just like new as They must bring certified statements Mrs J V Lytle and daughter made partial arrangements to remove to well as linen suits duck trousers Oklahoma but the House made him such Edna and son Foster of this city left of their financial condition and good a fine offer that he accepted it He will yesterdav for an extended visit to rela- character also text books used at last Madras shirts and your fine linen make trips through the tobacco dis- tives and friends in Maysvilie and session of school No domestic laundering can begin to E F CLAY tricts at intervals iL the interest of the Baacken County They will also visit Mr Buckleys many friends Cincinnati and Covington before they E M DICKSON house compare with the beauty of our fine GEO V A It DEN Chmn return will be glad to hear of his promotion laundry work and our prices are so The I union services at the Baptist lightfully following house party was deThe small th t yon canhardly see them entertained last week at the Church Sunday night were well at- - hospitable home of Mr and Mrs J C B Misses Mabel tended and a splendid sermon was de- - Morris near this city livered by Rev Dr Rutherford The and Ethel Asbbrooke of Cincinnati Jo of Cyuthiana Clay Thomas of Innion services will be held next bunoay Jouett Messrs F L Corally and A W Paris night at the First Presbyterian Church Bradford of Cincinnati C F Dreher Office over the Bourbon Bank BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR Eld J SSweeney will preach the ser of Cleveland O and W W Cobb of 15jytf Phone 4 Main office at Parker James Paducah Ky mon¬ Seven Large Tables Devoted to This Sale gds Q TUCKER SUMMER CLEARANCE SUMMER CLEARANCE CONDONS ¬ BOUND TO GO NOW ¬ - ¬ ¬ UMBRELLAS RB G8WERB0 WHILE 1 tete-a-tete- - aW i hJ 1 IM29pHi SE WJkaC - PJUlflJQSO ONE DOLLAR V ¬ UP OUR FBIENDS THE PEOPL- E- ums ¬ ¬ ¬ LOWRY ¬ SHOE DFACTES ¬ - ¬ ¬ 25-jy-- 3t DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG ¬ ¬ Fig ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j DICK30H CHAS DENTIST fww The Bourbon Steam Laundry - A j aKsSfial started it rolling after me Thn I clutched at the bare coral but it was E i sets befo de fiah an de wind is sobbln low too late Over I went and the rock 8eems I heahs ole voices whigpah while after me with a jerk which nearly ole faces come an go An my min den wunderg backards twel pulled the line from my grasp Feeling sure that the line would hold at its tired foh Its tromp An It rests upon de lanscape whah us 50 feet I clung to it desperately For chilluns use to romp a just de cabin lahscotton wid its hop vines dahs de hold the fraction of feelsecond it did Then I could those loops patches- nigh slowly but remorselessly pulling loose ah3 the spring whah in de evenlns attah DE FIAH ¬ - ES I SETS BEFO wok wed tarry by all Heaben pears back yonner In de Ian of long ergo Jts 1 sets befo de fiah while de win is sob bit low An TVhat the Iavd wills in His jedgment is de bes foh all ma n kin IBut I hopes dat Ise not slrnin wushin foh de days behln Foh de pickaninus layln in dey shrouds In enless res Wid 4ejr wee hands cross forevah on each lil urmovin breas An dey mammy slecpin camly whah de wil birds sing dey song de cowbells music tinkles in a showah A all day long tthy He knows my heaht cant help it yearnin foh d long ergo Ea I sets befo de fiah while de wind is sob Will J Hale in Chicago Times Herald bin low j -- 8m rjmp Copyright 3P--- - fia SESas V UT - rj TOW a T CLARENCE HERBERT NEW 1897 m by J P Lippincott Co CHAPTER X Continued The rock must have been at least 15 feet higher than the surrounding ledge for I could see the sun through the water overhead It was longest from east to west and in the middle was small projection as high as my shoulders It was this which sent a shivering conviction through me that 1 harj fouud the wreck at last and I eagerly searched for another projection n t the westerly end After taking ioont 20 steps I found it or rather I fount4 a sinail lump of rock where it should have been and this settled my last doubt My first impression thai the foremast had broken off shorter than the main was accounted for by the fact that the whoie westerly end of the mouuc was two or three feet higher thai the middle Walking east found it several to the other end feet lower yet so our theory as to the drift of the coral fragments had been It now remained absolutely correct but to ascertain how thick the coating was on the northerly side and 1 rapidly scrambled down to where I had first stumbled against the wreck 1 had brought the smaller steel bar with me from the proa and this I be- ¬ gan driving against the perpendicular incrustation of coral at a spot near the stern At the second blow however I slightly lost my equilibrium and found that the rock upon which I stood shelved rapidly A horror of the unfathomable depth which lay but a few feet beyond made me throw myself flat upon the bottom digging my nails into the coral lest I should slip and sink to I knew not where Lying there until the beating of my heart slowed down to something like a normal pulsation I saw a faint reflection of light beneath the keel enough to show that ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ and I shot downward Then down until the pressure gripped my arms and legs in an iron vise until the blood gushed from my nose and ears The water grew icy cold and darker darker The helmet seemed filled with rushing noises with whisperings and mocking laughter I tried to tear away the lead weights which hung from my belt and shoul ders but they wouldnt budge For a moment or two I must have become delirious I was kissing Doroteas sweet lips McPherson was talking about Gladstone in his broadest Scotch Sam Hung Foo was making bobbery about a pink devil with red stomach and gilded ears every face I ver knew flashed before my eyes as if the lens were a kinetoscope 1 hen there came a jerk at the line It must have caught on something I knew I hadut fastened the other end To stay at that depth another second would have meant unconsciousness ard death Fearing with every tug that my weight added to that of rh rock would pull the line loose hauled myself up hand over hand though the exertion was so great on account of the pressure that every motion seemed Of likely to burst a blood vessel course in doing this the air in the knapsack counted for a good deal in all probability I couldnt have sunk much lower unless it had exploded but the weights would have held me at that depth had it not been for that slender bit of rope For several fath oms it needed but the slightest tug to send me shooting upward and as tfhe pressure increased I was better able to use my arms My strength was go ing fast however and nothing but the animal instinct to fight for life saved me Approaching the surface I became weaker or it required more strength to haul the extra weight and when I finally got 1113- - arms across the gunwale and outrigger it was im possible to move another inch The supply of air had given out and my last conscious mot ion was to unscrew the helmet lens In a few moments the fresh air revived me and I succeeded in crawling into the proa Then I got out of the diving suit took a strong pull at the brandy flask and hauled in my line It had run out so rapidly after fetching loose from the mast that a snarl had caught the other steel bar and jammed it under the outrigger Other- ¬ wise well I didnt like to think of ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ that It is curious what an affection one walked or rode that distance when they could travel in proas there was but one chance in a thousand of any boats being seen beating in especially as the place had the unsavory reputation of being haunted On the land side there had been an old sugar plan- ¬ tation known as Mount Tarofofo farm but the goberuador had mentioned it as being abandoned and the moun- ¬ tain or bluff shut out all view of the sea The more I thought of it the more it seemed exactly the place I wanted It needed but the falling off a few points to head for the Cocos island in ¬ stead of Agana and by half past six I passed it as clos in shore as it was By seven oclock I had safe to go reached sufficiently to the eastard for a straight run intc Tarofofo and go ¬ ing about rounded Point Paicpouc just at dusk As the depth of the wa ¬ ter and the exact bearing of the bluffs were accurately shown upon my chart I had no difficulty in running ashore at ilie westerly head of Paicpouc cove which I judged to be completed shel tered from observation on the land side After lowering the sail I noticed thai the rocks descended abruptly into the water at the spot I had selected and was on the point of running along to where the chart showed a small creek when a slight opening attracted my attention The precipice was so close that I could have tossed a pebble against it and the spot so perfectly sheltered that I felt safe in using my lantern Outlines were becoming indistinct in the gatheringdarkness but the moment I turned on the current it revealed a fissure about four feet wide which led diagonally into the face of the rock There was a good three feet of water right up to the opening and upon throwing the light inside I could see that it ended in a cul de sac with perpendicular walls If I had searched the entire archipelago it would have been difficult to find a place more perfectly suited to my requirements when I came again in broad daylight the fissure was in ¬ visible 100 feet away It was something of a task to unload the contents of the big chest but in a short time 1 had them stowed away under a tarpaulin 60 feet from the opening and was ready to leave the cove The moon was not yet up but the starlight was suffi cient to navigate by and I reached Agana by 11 oclock As the big proa I had seen was of too heavy draught to run across the hoa in front of the town was not surprised at her ab- ¬ sence The lights about the goberna dors quarters were sufficient indication that visitors had arrived and I managed to sneak up the back steps to my room without ai trading atten- ¬ tion It was well that 1 did so for my face was a sight Little rivulets of clotted blood covered the lobes of my ears and my upper lip my eys looked like burnt holes in a blanket and altogether 1 presented a most dissipated ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 that as it was usually rough windy there few of the islanders and cared about it only remaining in the little villages during the wet monsoon or while they were gathering rice and sugar crops She was willing to go anywhere I chose to take her however and had no suspicion of my object until we headed into PaicpoUc cove for the instruments and diving apparatus Then before taking them from the fissure I told her of my intention to search for something under the sea at Santa Kosa reef and asked if she would help me Looking straight into my face for a moment she said Does not Senor Enrique know of a reason why I would do anything in the world for him Nothing more than the evidence of your friendliness senorita mia So But you do have the bad memory It may seem nothing that you try to give great pleasure to la senorita whom you never have seen I sippo e men do think it matters little to a wom an whether she does appear like ottu r women or like una barbara Vet you must have known Knriquito or you would not have tried to do ms la gran benevolencia on el vapor when mias primas despreciables did me defraudar ignominiosamente Why how the dickens did you find out Who told you Yourself senor How I Impossible You did just tell me by your excla I but guessed before True mneion Senorita Palacios did say that you were un generoso that you did like my picture all of the time also that if I did find anything which I could not understand you all about it would know Then mias primas in Manila did write the letter about the trimming they did have put upon las vestidas Y conterc lar they were as described But there were others not of the style antiguo And of them there 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SURE YOU GET aad never BSM Dr Bells Pine-Tar-Hon- ey m I Special Offer The New Werner Edition of I in the letter Oh well dont say any more about it You caught me nicely 1 must say It was the senoritas generosity not mine She was verj- kind and it was all her doing Now make jourself comfortable and well try to find Santa Rosa The dress business was dangerous ground and I didnt want to discuss it there was the possibility of her resent ing an implication that her appearance in the picture wasnt perfect Then again I couldnt tell how the other ¬ ¬ The Encyclopedia Britamca IN THIRTY SUPERB OCTAVO VOLUMES Give Your Boys a Chance were the closing words of an address by Abraham Lincoln He realized that parents are responsible in a degree for what their children become If you have children study their individual tendencies and place the best possible educational advantages before them A way has been provided in the New Werner Edi- ¬ af t ft x tion of the Encyclopaedia Britan wy 1 ¬ girls having made such a present mereiy from the desire to please Ral stead and myself would strike her to bb continued 1 ¬ several feet of the stern hung sheer over the precipice It must hae been at least ten minutes before I recovered strength enough to crawl back upon the higher portion of the ledge then realizing that my supply of air was nearly ex hausted 1 braced myself firmly and began driving away with the steel bar again The coral easily crumbled un der the blows though at that depth it was fiiied with live animalculae and in a few moments the bar had penetrated several inches then it struck something soft and spongy in which it stuck Rapidly enlarging the hole un til I could put my hand into it without tearing the skin I felt about for a second or two and succeeded in de taching a splinter of water logged wood a piece of the hull itself ¬ ¬ ¬ I PULLED FRANTICALLY END AT THE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ This was enough lor one day I had found the reef I had actually found the wreck of a ship which from its COral deposit must have lain in the one position for over a hundred years presumably the galleon at least Neustra Senora de Sevilla And I had found that the coral jacket on the nort herly side of her hull v as less than I wanted to six inches in thickness dance from sheer satisfaction hut it occurred to me that it might be sair to do so in the proa above water so started back toward her Now my mind was so filled wit ex ultation at having accomplished seem ¬ ing impossibilities that I tried to put my hands in my pockets and whistle ns strode along But there were no pockets in the confounded rig and the whistle was a mistake a big mistake It not only exhausted my breath inn air but it produced a concussion in that copper helmet which nearly It lifted the roof off of my skull so much that shook my confidence when theringing partially subsided in mv cars I hurried along even faster toward the proa After walking con siderably farther than what should nu Padre Sebastiano and have been the proper distance I began my mi that my oleaginous to curse my thoughtlessness in not was convinced coming to pay Ouajan a towing the thing along after me in shipmate was stead of leaving it to be hunted up visit native or Now any companions when even seconds were precious In accompany the my nervousness I must have gone too Spanish who might be either in his padre were likely to far Finally I turned back looking confidence or under his influence and right and left for the line which had me that the sea chest might been fastened to the lump of coquina I it struck excite more curiosity than was really Just when hope had almost left me hard think stumbled upon the piece of rock and safe So I did considerable me about been told grasped the rope to ascend But things ing over what had portions of the is seemed to be turned around Instead the sparsely settled to decide upon a the effort of slanting to the westward as it land in for the concealment of both should have done the line hung over safe place chest and treasure if it should become toward the precipice There was but one spot Thiuking that I had surely lost my necessary sure about Port Tarofofo I felt bearings I took a step or two under it thatthe southeast coast This was a on an attempt to haul the proa direct- land locked bay surrounded by bold in ly overhead but the rock shelved ab rocky bluffs and was uninhabited my ruptly In another second I lost end In an air line it was 92 miles south of at the I pulled frantically footin only Agana but as the islanders never 1 ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ will sometimes feel for inanimate objects I petted that coquina anchor as if it had been a living creature You ree we had gone down into the valley of the shadow together and but for a direct interposition of Providence would have been likely to remain there I must have been altogether up set by the experience for after haul injr the rock on board I held it in my lap and almost cried over it The position of the proa over deep water was explained by the light puffs of wind which for an hour or two had shifted to the westard as it v ill sometimes do shortly before the change of monsoon But in half an hour it was again blowing steadily rom the northeast and I started on my return 10 Agana Having It was then two oclock well forward 1 calculated the breeze that it would take me at least six ho irs to get back but the witch of a boat made good headway within five points of the wind and I sighted Tin quio bearing a little north of east at four oclock Holding on the same course for half an hour Agana then lay to the southeastard and I put the proa about for a straight run in When about ten miles off shore however I discovered that I had company for bearing down from the northard was the biggest catamaran I ever saw The hull must have been at least a hundred feet long and the sail looked like a gigantic balloon The instant I noticed it two words flashed through ¬ ¬ appearance Padre Sebastiano was cordiality ttrian as well as a republican Here itself but I could see that lay brother the boy remained four years and then Felipes ndracle was working in his returned to live with his grandfather mind and that he was trying to figure who wrote the mother I have had a it out upon natural grounds I was great deal of pleasure in Ben He is a upon the point of asking him how he good honest lad and will make I think happened to find the big proa so con- a valuable man He gains daily upon veniently forthcoming when he de- ray affection and we love him very cided to proceed down the islands but much Young Bache came to Amerreflected in time that if I had been ica with his grandfather and by his aid fishing to the eastard as I had ex- was established as a printer Franklin plained it would have been obviously supplying all the equipment for the ofimpossible to see his flagship so I fice which he left him in his will topumped him dry upon Ladrone data gether with other property In his be instead half also he asked Washington for The Agana padres regarded his visit some public office an application whicb as complimentary in the highest de shared the same fate as that he had gree respectfully swallowing his yarn made for his other grandson by being about collecting materials for island refused It was the common feeling of history but I couldnt help chuckling th- tiTiif that Franklin hml nspfl civil to mvself when I pictured his examina- - office to serve bis fanuv more than to lion ot r rav isrnacio s mummv uuu 11s serve the public and so there was suffiprecious charge Sebastiano and I cient prejudice to make exclusion of his were adversaries there now seemed relatives almost a policy with the new but little doubt of this fact And the government This discrimination in more I thought of it the more certain time led to ill feeling and eventually I felt that my motions were likely to be Benjamin Franklin Bache became th watched during every hour of the 24 standard bearer of the journalists who Every 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Oak Book Case will be delivered when the first payment is made No 1 -- 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ A T T 7 1 4- ¬ proa would keep me well in sight Mak ing me the cats paw to secure his ¬ I Machine Finish Book Paper 400 First payment One Dollar 100 and Three Dollars 300 per month thereafter No a Half Morocco Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper 6000 First payment Two Dollars 200 and Four Dollars 400 per month thereafter No 3 Sheep Tan Color Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper 75 oo First payment Three Dollars 300 and Five Dollars 500 per month tnereafter is granted by paying cash within 30 days after the A reduction of 10 receipt of the work The complete set Thirty Large Octavo Volumes New Style Buckram Cloth Marbled Edges Extra Quality High i very liver chestnuts would comfort Sebastianos CHAPTER XI That the combination against me had strong odds in its favor seemed obvious and I began to speculate upon how far it was safe to trust Senorita Dorotea Strolling down to the beach with her before retiring just to throw Sebastiano off his guard I learned with tense satisfaction that she both feared and detested the man She whispered also that her father had reason to suspect the padres Julian and Sebastiano of using their influence against him in Manila For a mo i ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ment or two I had a suspicion that she and the gobernador might be under the padres influence and trying to work themselves into my confidence with the intention of betraying me afterward But the more I thought of this the more improbable it seemed In the first place relations between the educated classes and the priesthood in Spain are rapidly approaching those which obtain in Italy neutrality distrust beneath on the surface Then it seemed as though the senorita must know too much to look upon ¬ Gift When Mrs Ransom went away for a fortnights visit she called her two bo s Now Rob I to iter and said firmly want yon and Ned to promise me that you will not tease papa to take you to the football game next week If he wants to go he might wish to be with some friend and not have the care of little boys like you And dont forget that you are to give papa something bcught with your own money for his The boys promised and the birthday The fact that the mother departed birthday and the football game occurred on the same date seemed par But the day ticularly unpropitious a sudden inspiration before Rob had the glow of which was soon shared with his brother On Mr Ransoms plate at breakfast the next morning was a somewhat soiled envelope on which Happy was printed in painful letters Opening it the beneficiary Birthday found two dingy quarters wrapped in a half sheet of paper which bore the To by a tikket for the Game words And looking up he encountered the gaze of four wistfully hopeful eyes hose owners had no reason to regret their strategy Youths Companion Hlfl Blrtluln¬ ¬ - For sale by G S VARDEN CO PARIS KY yjtx Florida Havana w JVAHNWt Solid trains finest inthe South Cincinnati to X Tampa -- Wjrai tE i KfcVWliTj iArmfMn i f Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and connecting lin s Through connections to Tampa Miami or Hew Orleans with fast Steamer Service to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and San Juan Low rate round trip tickets 1 1AMI Zm i iuSmw nAtmuiAS litVANA J V The Train Service is per- feet in detail Fast sched- ¬ ules 24 hours to Jackson ville v 54 hours CfNFfiCi ii fONCSToT of eai Santiago Cincinnati to Havana SJC ed yTWCPINEARS0M CrPA Cincinnati Sebastiano I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ wbiclTwas fart to the rock but tween us was warming as rapidly as thought it was reasonably safe to stake her womans heart against her head Finally deciding to risk it I asked her if she cared to spend Monday upon the water with me and she accepted the invitation with such evident pleasure that I shoved all worry about the padre clear of my mind for the time When Monday morning came we breakfasted in the patio and made an early start before Sebastiano appeared sailing leisurely around Cocos reef as if we had the day before us and were disposed to take things easy When I asked Dorotea if she had ever sailed into the bays on the east side ¬ ¬ other than Ids priestly character and if the friendship bein He Obeyed ¬ Arthur who is forbidden to speak at the table had his revenge the other day As dinner began he was very un ¬ Ma caut I easy and finally said speak just one word You know the rule Arthur Not one word No Anhur not until your father the Rule Biillea BOX ill pestioa 0 PARIS KY Co A luxury which all men appreciate luxury which all men get who patronize We make a specialty of posting -- ud Crawford Bros shop next door to tts finishes the paper distributing all classes of paper large or Arthur subsided until the paper was small also distribute booklets dodgers Bourbon Bank Excellent bath serrics New m In connection with the shop finished when he was asked what he etc at reasonable rates tf Qet onr prices before placing your rons are always welcome had to say Nora put the cus- ¬ vrork Oh nothing Only Good stands In ood locations sad tards outside the window to cool and Insure your property against tire good work guaranteed the cat has been eating them up wind and lightning in the Hnrst Horn Tit Bits Insurance Co a safe and reliable con mW pany Vnnilla Mexicos Valuable Product Or CALDWELLS Q Vf Miller Agent Vanilla brings into Mesdco 1000000 Pari Kf 01 more per annuxr GUAEi CONSTIPATION Luxuries For Men clea quick and easy shavo is a and s SYRUP PEPSini r gB issfes- EwHSS PSf3 i i 33sEj THE BOUREON NEWS PAULS KY TUESDAY JULY 25 1899 GLEANERS These be Thy faithful children Lord The gleaners of the field The eolden loaded wains are gone MILLETS With all the harvests yield Yet some few scattered straws are left Which diligence may find A thousand sheaves he took away That left not one behind Across the stubble field I hear Sweet revelry and din As when the reaper to his barns gray too Draws his last wagon In It is uature mourning the event He thanks Thee Lord with merriment which is coming to pass with us And custom honored praise While round about his naked fields He moved again uncomfortably All The gleaners go their ways this was so much in the nature of what Small thought has he for those who pinch he had planned to say himself He felt And wear their lives away a curious sensation of having l mccprl With just enough of strength and hope through all this aeon before and re-To keep the wolf at bay sen ted it all vaguely His is the lot of better blood What event can come to pass with Than flows in common vein jFor him O Lord Thy sun doth shine us Nothing can come to us to night And fall Thy gentle rains but from ourselves We are alone What matters itr when winds do howl The world has folded us tog ether And snow fills all the skv As though to disprove his statement That others huddle in their huts two men two blatant tourists passed To hunger freeze and die behind them talking of cathedrals and Has he no used his talent well And thanked Thee morn and night table dhotes Clifford leant back in Dost Thou not shield him with Thy love his seat with a protest against the un And clothe him with Thy might seemliness of events I wonder Lord if Thou shouldst come 15ut from ourselves Her voice was When this our harvest ends soft and there was a tone of com Wouidst Thcu be found where barns are placent pity in it either for herself or full Or where the gleaner bends for him which was disturbing Thou soughteat not in places high We have watched the sun set for For men to follow Thee many evenings we have felt the cool But where the fisher cast his nets In quiet Galilee of the air off the sea we have sat here while the earth fell asleep and the stars And well I know wert Thou again crept out into the sky for their igil To seek for friendly hearts That Thou wouidst pai the manor house Why should there be sorrow for us to And pass the citys marts night It was not at all what he had And say to some most lowiy soul meant to have said but it seemed Some gleaner of the field Come follow Me and thou shalt glean forced from him by the course she had A more abundant yield taken Chicago Daily News They must be so tired she said l¬ ¬ ¬ when any great thing is going to hap pen any event which will leave behind it one of those tender regrets which haunt a life like the joy of a dream which passes in waking nature seems to put on the half mourning of gray The red is dying out of the sea and the sky has grown gray Sec the mist are creeping up the cliff and they are Clifford have you efc ottet4 that HICELY TAKEN IN He REPORTING THE WEDDING tbe A Knew the Way of World Bat Got Caught appingr It Was Turned In by the Yonnjc Reporter Fit for the Waste Banket The man in question used to say he knew the way of the world as a cat knows its own kittem nd laugh at the wiles of those who live on their was He had been economizing at every turn for a long time saving all that he could He for the holidays were near at band left his station the other night in the teeth of a blizzard The buses had stopped run- ning and he buttoned his coat collar about in neck with a determination to walk home rather than squander the price of a dreamily he asked wonderingly The night Mists s looking stars coming out at earth and aldown at the same ways They are constant he asserted gloomily you think Yes but so cliff was brown with autumn THE the sun was changing- the that constancy tedious Dont always is tedious Xo grey sea to blood red where sea and met The waters seemed illimit- ¬ I think it argues a small mind You were the see anyone can love one thing for alable but a few miles across snores of France The strains of the ways it becomes a habit and there is band which was playing on the jpiar no merit in it Love were mellowed when they reached the Yes I suppose the stars love the and the hackneyed song of the cliff cornet solo was not without romance earth or they wouldnt spend their time Clifford Davenport felt this as he v tching it would they 1 think you are wandering from settled himself on a seat near the verge of the cliff He was artistic and the your original position I am not so sure that I am We were soft loveliness of the evening soothed his soul She would come he knew talking about sorrow and graynes She had come regularly every night Clifford do you know that we must and his brief holiday from the hurry part to night of Fleet street had been very pleasant Part he said starting rather too for nature had made him an artist be- dramatically She had taken the ball fore the world forced him to become bodily away from him and there was a journalist no other position left to him but that of It had been an ordinary seaside flirta- the broken hearted lover It had artis tion She had red gold hair and he an tic possibilities though he reflected Yes part It is very sad but we artists appreciation and the three weeks had btm quite idyllic Now he shall each have a pleasant memory to felt a little uncomfortable for he was look back upon going to inflict pain He was going to It will be a painful one for me say good bye for the affair had not Perhaps so but it will be a quiet on his part and besides comfortable tender sort of pain whicTi been serious there was somebody else who had not will be almost pleasant We have been red gold hair but was rather vulgar all in all to each other for three weeks and rather rich He was conscious of which is a very long time some amount of pity for her and was It has passed like a moment of sunhimself for it Yet he shine pleased with feared the dumb sorrow of her eyes That shows how pleasant it has He knew the sorrow would be dumb been Really when one comes to think because she was a woman and could of it three weeks pleasure is more suffer in silence Presently she came than we could reasonably have expectmoving softly across the browned grass ed in this world to the seat and sank gracefully into it You have never felt for me what 1 He threw away the cigar he was smok have felt for you ing Yes I think I have It is rathei Ah Clifford how restful you look difficult to determine because we have Why do not men cultivate rest more no standard of comparison They are not generally so eager to do And that is whjr Vou dressed ir nothing gray Xo they set out with being eager It was a compliment to your artistic do something but thej-- are in doubt appreciation of the fitness of things to A foretone of my life as to its nature And end by doing nothing The reYes The trimmings are of soft very pink sult is the same That must be It ac dispiriting dont you think They got tip and strolled in silence terrible ugli ¬ towards the lights of the town The counts though for the ness of middle aged men murmur of many voices came to them not ugly All middle aged men are on the air Some bats were flying heav he remarked with a consciousness that ily and the band was still playing in 37 years might be considered as border the distance Let us part here she said ing on that doldrums of existence Yes it is better so Here we are who is not ugly is Xo man Yes middle aged He is either young or alone before us is the world I shall go into the world leaving my soul here Old we first among the mists May do you remember that It is a great pity but it is fate she met each other three weeks ago Only three weeks It seems an said with a keen delight in the romance of the parting eternity That is Good by he said and they parted He moved uncomfortably A little later he lit a cigar and laughed equivocal St Pauls Is it Arent all things equivocal Three weeks they all nice things Yonng America been very happy have Cleveland A cute little Yes very happy What a pity it is sensation of his first enjoying the that Providence or fate or some con boy isof trousers Of course the new pair trolling influence does not rest at these panties are a well spring of joy to happy periods and murder Time the little laddie and he is getting quite He would revenge Poor Time round shouldered stooping over to in himself by murdering the happiness spect his chubby legs The unutterable sweetness of these A few days ago a closet door was left periods is their fleeting nature open and Master Leonard peeped in In he looked up surprised Fleeting the closet several pairs of his papas She was taking away the ball from him trousers were hanging and Leonard and he resented it caught sight of them But they are Did I say fleeting Here mudder mudder he sudden Xo great happi ¬ ly called is dese my pants or fodfleeting arent they ness stays forever A perfect gown is ders Cleveland Plain Dealer out of fashion almost before it is put A Safe Refuge on How can he ejaculated said Jimmy do you know A gown Tom vou think of gowns with such a sun- - that some day the world will be burned up with fire set seemed natural It So I have heard replied Tom I dont know your You being a man would think of But Tom went on Jimmj who your cigar you were smoking was deeply concerned about the appipe or when I came you know and I being a proaching catastrophe what will you woman think of a gown do when the world is burned up admitted Oh replied Tom with an air of one You look very well he who has provided for all the contin critically you would say that be- - gencies I shall go out to Uncle Billlys Yes I knew Detroit Journal and stay cause it is true It is appropriate a soft gray and your you see it is Proof of Ability artistic spirit would naturally ap- The Creditor If you dont settle this prove account at once I shall have to put it in Appropriate a lawyer Every day has its predominant color the hands of The Debtor Well if you can find a To night will be gray ft you said lawyer who is able to collect from me we have known each other three week I will give him a steady job looking aft fear er my interests N Y Journal Who Among the 42S3t3rSUc s-ky I ¬ ¬ ¬ A reporter on a newspaper was given the task ol writing up a vei swell wedding He composed a fine account of the wed ding ceremonies but like many young writers he tried to use too flowery lan guage and becoming excited he forgot to be accurate in the u e of words The de scription of the bernties of nature read something like this The silvery moon hovered over the scene and the stars twinkled merrily the soft sighing of the wind in the trees near iy came like a benediction of love to the happy cab imposing couple entering upon the voyage of life to said a tall Beastly night man as he tapped our friend on the shout gether The reporter sent in his copy but just Get into my carriage there Ill be der you in a minute and he dashed into ae the paper was about to be sent to press with the Station after his bag It was too gOJKS he rushed into the editors room all excite an offer to be refused and the traveling ment saying he wished to make a correc man put in mot of his time in thanking tion in the account of the wedding as achis benefactor who politely insisted that cording to the almanac there was no silvery or any ither moon on that night the pleasure was all his And the reporter also said that he had tell him where to drive to he said Just blundered in writing of the contesting later T get out here No dont mention parties instead of contracting partr it Glad of the opportunity was After a few more corrections the account Now it was a horrible night and he so he comet of the wedding was found available for the s carriage lisinc another man Tit Bits not do less than to treat tiie unver ana editors waste basket give him a cigar to keep his nose warm At An Intellectual Test last the economical traveler was at Home as he shouted a cheery good night Your name and Ian Przybskalzi he slammed the door of the vehicle and How long have vou been in this coun started for the house Here cried the driver yon ve forgot- trv ten something Vihelm McKinley as he hurried Thanks What is it Who wrote the declaration of independ back ence Nine shillings Congress as the harrowing conviction Do you swear to obey the laws of this What Why the other man CfM7Kl him ion r That other man be blowed I dontknow Jorge Vashingtin him from a crow You took the cab What form of government is this Then our man drowned the voice of the Ebrvhem Linking storm while he was settling and going in That will do Youre accepted Step swore his wife to secrecy Thats the way down I sav it got out Pearsons Weekly Der Star Spangled Benner Dont vou understand me I told you vou were all right Elasticity of English Dree cheerz Heep heep hooray Where does the slang of the day originate Is this an examination for admission to When a new verbal monstrosity comes into No gentle reader the man currency its origin is as mysterious as its citizenship wants to be a soldier and our great and On a roof garden last effect is startling solnight a weary looking youth in a straw hat good government has declared that a a dier neednt have any more brains than that had seen better days and with tell tale putts beneath his eyes released two straws voter Cleveland Plain Dealer from his mouth long enough to remark lanc lllllliiviH v wrannlncr guidly that he was suffering from a horrible fT Anl VU- - iii ftrriTlo oHrocCltl 1T1 GTlft ease of the ding bats His companion uu l lclcc said the elothes durin the hot weather who looked like a vaudeville lady had just remarked in a tone loud enough to be heard adipose elderly lady with the large diamond by her neighbors that one of the performers earrings and finger rings at the boarding was a useless bunch of trousers7 One house breakfast table the other morning I make my two daughters dress in neglimeant that his head ached the other that the object of her criticism was professionally gent costumes all summer no matter where said her daughMaw incompetent Its a great language N Y theyre a goin ters warninglv- - from the other side of the Commercial Advertiser j table and the fox terrier -pup turned a fitie wasningout in the basement ves Anotber Iliad ton Post The following story proves what hardlv needs proving that a man may handle boo Getting married is a good deal like coastwithout being a scholar It wasnt in the ing down hill in Avinter a good deal of book stall of a department 6tore it was preparation is necessary and it is soon in a real bookstore a bookstore moreover Atchison Globe where you would expect to tind salesmen over who know books A tnend of mine went in Days when the business man has had an the other day and asked for Popes Iliad unsatisfactory breakfast the office boy has The salesman went away to look for it to earn his salary Somerville Journal Presently he returned with a book in his he said We havent Popes Iliad hand Many a man who claims to be discreet is Homer but we have an Iliad but a coward Chicago Daily Xews Washington Post though i ¬ ¬ ¬ The Secret Service has just unearthed an- ¬ other band of counterfeiters and secured a large quantity of bogus bills which are so cleverly executed that the average person 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flakes of dandruff in the scalp It goes further than this it prevents their formation It has still other properties it will restore color to gray hair in just ten times out of every ten cases And it does even more it feeds and nourishes the roots of the hair Thin hair becomes thick hair and short hair be- ¬ comes long hair We have a book on the Hair and Scalp It is yours for the asking write tbe doctor about it Probably there is some difficulty with your gen- ¬ eral system which may be easily re-¬ moved Address DR i ¬ ¬ age can dve vour coods in one Hour witn Putnam Fadeless Dyes All other dyes re- quire from one to four hours 10c per pack- - - i ou 1 ¬ ¬ The depth of feeling displayed by the mosquito touches all mankind Chicago Daily Xews - -- Pisos Cure for Consumption has saved me many a doctors bill S F Hardy Hop- ¬ kins Place Baltimore Md Dec 2 91 I If you do not obtain all tbe benefits you expected from tbe use of tbe Vigor J ¬ C AVER Lowell Mass it is vour business not to buv unless vou need what he has to offer Atchison Globe It is the agents business to sell things Is a Constitutional Cure left Hair Catarrh Cure Price 75c Itby Its a cold day when the palm leaf fan gets Chicago Evening Xews INCHEST D3 gjAtpeuE - - A ¬ ¬ The doomed man feared the people who waited along the way to the scaffold he cried See how they stare at me agonizingly Yes thats what you might call rubber ¬ observed the executioner play ing it in fullv deeming it not amiss to inject an element of gayety into this otherwise somber affair Detroit Journal Dash of Gayety Fr Send your name and address on aft postal and we will send you our 1 56-page illustrated catalogue free 5 WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS GO 176 Winchester Avenue New Haven Conn ¬ And you say the idiot of a teacher told vou that vou had an extravagant fool of a The Conclusion father ¬ But what did he say He said it was criminal folly to waste money on the education of such a chump Indianapolis Journal as I am you hate to be a preach Xo Anna indeed Just th ilk of being able to make him cut his ser Thats what he meant Aline Wouldnt ms ¬ short Kansas City Independent j For Infants and Children fr J JrSf THE CFNTAUR COMPANY jimabSLA TT MURRAY STREET NEW YORK CITY In 8 - Use For As Black as YourJ L YourWhlskers A Hmtmmi Black or DYE with Co tm Over Thirty Years The Kind You Have Always Bought Aids Digestion Buckinghams Dye RPHall 50cts of druggists NashuaNH ¬ people make a pretence that they not care for a fortune but want just enough to make them comfortable Wash ington la Democrat 11 lr ¬ DR HIOFFETTS EmgEsmmm Beet Cough Syrup Tastes Gixxl in time Sold hy drugiristK CUBtS WHERE ALL ELSE I AILS Regulates the Bowels Makes Teething Easy TEETHINA Relieves the Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Age The minds the measure of Pope says Perhaps that is why some men the man so hard to find Rams Horn lie It is humiliating to reflect that bad teeth are responsible for more silence than is al most anything else Detroit Journal ly takes the palm ¬ Wl ASA EETH3N TEETHING POWDERS Costs Only 25 Cects Ask Your Druggist iorifc 1771 WHEN VKIT10 TO ADVERTISERS peue etute that you uw the Advert iee meat In this paper A N K E ¬ iS23Sa ¬ For disobedience the small boy frequent Chicago Daily News ¬ THROUGH THE QUEENS DOMAINS ¬ ¬ LIVESTOCK Cattlecommon Select butchers CALVEFair to food irht HOGS Coarse and ieay Mixed packers THE MARKETS Cincinnati July 3 X 24 4W 4 85 6 7o 4 2 4 4 7J 6 XJ Gx C ¬ Spring FLOCK Winter latent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3red Corn No - mixed Oats No J LAMBS Kye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork SHEEP Liht shippprs Cnoiee 3 7f 4 40 4 45 sfSSK JA -- Mid Summer Excursion 4S to 50 3 73 5 00 3 30 H ft S-- 4 6i 4 10 6 15 3 60 7d -- 3 H i Qi 60 10 00 10 00 three-year-o- ld Lard BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choic creamery APPLES Choice to fancy POTAlOES New per bri CHICAGO 5 Co 1 1 00 2i Q a ft l 1 - t Ti m r CM rr f ii ON J5 Of 4 V M ¬ FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 ted No 3 Cnk ago spring CORN No 2 No 2 OAT POKK Mes LARD Steam 3 50 fr 3 90 Tin -- Tuesday August 8th VIA THE h3 and MICHIGAN CENTRAL Railways via 31V 8 50 i M N ¬ 9 30 O 5 4J 3 65 NEW YOKK FLOUR Winter patent WHE AT N o - red RYE CORN 3 85 in 76M Qx - -- im rfV ITZ 3 Ne 2 Mixed Xl -- LS ¬ ¬ OATS Mixed FORK New Mess LARD Western BALTIMORE h 9 00 64 yj 5 75 3 60 iu 9 50 53E - FLOUR rFamilv GRAIN Wheat No Southern - 3 35 2 a 4 V jscssm SJ -- err - red 7l3tfi Tiv 75 - CATTLE First quality HOGS--Western Corn Mixed Oats No 2 win le Bye No 2 wes vn Mu 30 mi C5 cm Toledo Detroit Canada Islands KM 31 4 9o 5 Uj 70 4 TO 4 90 QQ Round Trip From Either Cincinnati or Indianapolis Connecting- lines will sell excursion tickets via the - 650 rr-- Thousand H INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheal No 2 red No 2 nixed Oats No 2 mixd Corn No fa 3 75 M 27 4 00 70 3 28 9 75 5 75 IOO Additional to TORONTO detailed information regarding1 the trip Hotel Rates reservations etc call on your nearest agent ¬ LOUISVILLE 2 FLOUR Wiater natnat GRAIN W he l Corn Mixed Oata Mxed red un Return Limit Fifteen Days C PORK LARD Men ¬ steam D G EDWARDS P T M D Rv Cincinnati O ¬ You fearr To cure or monei refunded by your merchant so why not try it Price 50e I Stol 8 THE BOURBON NEWS rAitIS KY TUESDAY HIGH BRIDGE JULY 25 13S9 rates daily over the Quen Crescent Route Special Sunday Excur sion See pm h 11 bills or ask ageiite lor full particulars Cancer often results from an im U ttlNEARSOX G P A Turity in the blood inherited from Cinciunati O generations back Few people are entirely free from some taint in the blood nd it is impossible to tell when it will GKADE break out in the form of dreaded Can- HIGH cer What haa appeared to be a mere pimple or scratch haa developed into ithe most malignant Cancer Little Pimples Turn to Cancer CAMP MEETING JULY 21 30 I8W LmW ¬ ¬ ¬ niy a few blotches that I soon prs away I was tret J by several able physicians but in of their efforts the eer spread until my lau con dition became alarming After many months oi thought would tite ¬ zjSiL mA uui u aio uu Www J -- CHINAS SALE which was so strongly recommended The first bottle produced an im- ¬ I have for sale two extra good Fall provement I continued board and two sows of same litter sired the medicine and in four months the last lit- by Hadleys Model Uhe 1600 hog and tle scab dropped off oat of a sow by the noted Chief TVcuui Ton mam - r t- iaiJseu seh 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by V me uisease nas returned R F Williams iny fine yearling boar Gillsburg Miss ¬ treatment and growing steadily worse I decided to t ry S S S ¬ POLAND for Jca - m tJancer is dangerous to experiment with KENTUCKY U S The disease is beyond the skill of physicians S S S is the only cure My brood sows all recorded in because it is the only remedy which Central aud Ohio Pare Records and are C goes deep enough to reach Cancer bv such sires as It 16623 more prizes and sired more ptiZd winners remarked a lawyer the other day Swifts Specific is the only blood than anv hog that evt i lived They change them as often as they remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable Vans Chief and other good ones All others contain potash and mer- ¬ Better breeding than this is hard to change their gowns It is only a few cury the most dangerous of minerals rid and I also have tbe good indivi lu- - days ago that I came down to my office Books on Cancer and blood diseases 1s to eorrt pond nue and ok Oer to find one of my fair clients anx mailed free by Swift Specific Company ii v herd hi1 gi t uiv prices before bny- - iously awaiting me She was in a great Atlanta Georgia elsewbcre Corr ppcndi nee solic- - state of nervousness w ii Visitors Welcome inees reason Oh Mr Iilank she exclaimed Ive il le Terms cmnU come to change my will 1 ¬ -- e TheOIUUU cjwiJ For DlvJ for the recovery of waste silver at the local mint Is that applied to the utensils of the melting gang The big irou stirring rods the dippers the strainers and the ladles that coiae in contact with the molten metal are laid aside at intervals and sent down stairs They are covered with what looks like brown rust but is really oxidixed silver Suppose to digress a moment one desired to get a coat of paint off the outside of a house In such event the plan of scraping away the house and leaving the shell of paint standing would be regarded as somewhat eccentric yet that is substantially the meth od adopted at the mint The implements are placed in baths of sulphuric acid which attacks the iron or steel but leaves the silver untouched Little by little a strainer for instance will entirely disappear That is to say the original strainer disappears and leaves in its place a hollow silver counterpart delicate as an eggshell They are very curious these fragile casts Their surface is a sort of natural filigree honeycombed with innumerable fantastic perforations The reproduction of a bolt or screw is some- ¬ times as perfect as an electrotype but they are hurried remorselessly back to the crucible and thus pursue their cycle until at last they find their Karma in a minted coin New Orleans Times Democrat ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ KnrlnR Sliver at the Mint Perhaps the most interesting scheme Pa si Present and Fukire i ¬ The surplus of a life as surance company is of all things the most import ant to policy holders It shows ¬ ¬ i ¬ 2 ¬ The good and careful management of the past The strength and security of the present The probability ot continued itableness in the future prof- ¬ Claude Sweepstakes winner World Fair Chief Teeumseli 2d -- Won at Will of Some Women Some women dc rive a great deal of enjoyment out of making their wills MBlii afif 2ioa jt - TTTV norzc Show FAIR AND CARNIVAL The Greatest Show of its kind ever known in the Blue Grass Dales AUGUST AT 812 1899 asked discovered last night that Mrs whom I had in tended to have my diamond tiara to has been saying spiteful things about my poor dead husband said he made his money out of green grocery and an off beer license odious creature that she is I could never rest in my grave if 1 thought siie would benefit a farth ings worth from my death Cross her off the will please Mr Of Hartford Conn Blank and substitute the name of let me see now whom can I leave the dia issetfl Jan 1 97 f45ft57273 15 mond tiara to Well iiabiiitit Jan 1 97 838457690 tonight and come and Ill think it over see you iu the Surplus Jan 1 97 671150225 morning Paid policy holders since organization And so on continued the man of law That good lady changed her will six times In as many months and the names in it would have tilled a small The Aetna Ltfk issues every detti 4ble form of Life Term Endowment directory while the rest of it suggestind Accident Insurance ed an auctioneers catalogue London I Hutchison Boarl on Oonnty Ky geoicge clayton What Yes Again r she sid I ¬ The Equitable has a sur plus of over fifty seven millions of dollars which is the largest surplus of any life company in the world ¬ The Aetna Life InsuranceCo ¬ THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES Strongest in the Wdrid ¬ Hugh Mnntgnmerij Agent fi jA -- E9969780301 ¬ The Greek ecclesiastical authopities at Aleppo have been called upon to deOne Fare Round Trip from all points cide a case which strongly recalls SoloKentucky via the mons famous judgment By a strange DUJTTD U - POT I coincidence a woman and her daughter Iki w I QUEEN CRESCENT both gave birth to a female child at the same time But the babies got mixed and as one of them was ugly and the other pretty and healthy both mothers Ask Ticket Agent for particulars claimed the latter The elder woman Office over Vardens drug store 3 F CINCMMH i iu be rouna at Hotel Ford ham at maintained that as all her other chil dren were handsome the ugly child Hr nlht could not be hers while her daughter claimed that being young handsome and strong she could not be the mother of a weak and ugly babe STovguii The religious chief of the town setIE Xji XX IWL IEJ tled the Affair in a summary way He THE GREAT MAJESTIC adjudged the beautiful child to the PAK1S KENTUCKY daughter on the ground that it being her first the occasion was not to be Vork pnirdnfoo- - sati factorv Call made one of humiliation and disap Your work h mptly tiubWered pointment wbile the elder mother m-icited Prices reasonable -could afford to forego her claim since she had already Lad several handsome children Constantinople Malumat W MAJESTIC MAJESTIC ¬ ¬ 1 LEXiNSTCft ROUTE O XT Miller Re5ideutfAtrent Mail Paris Ky Oriental Judgment on Mixed Babies 1 iilLii V TWIlr Special B1R OTHER I DENTIST V C Mra ¬ Pipppls JOHN C3NNELLW IS mm is ¬ thstobb In Their Different Departments ¬ ¬ still Sot MFC CD 5TLUUI5 As KFGCQ gy 1 5TLDUI5s XV Ii it i Siitiilinr mwl Pleasure and Health Resort 3 - i- - OmJHEMTO OntheR N I OCTOBER IS1 B Railroad and the Kentucky River in ihe midst of Mountain and Komautic Scenery Tiie Wnite Sulphur is specific lor bkin and kidney troubles th Chalybeate wari are Natrea tonic Hot Sulphur Baths in the hcu e For further particulaisaddiess AIT J TIOIK IilOrL ikvim ky r I the remarkable phenomenon of the discovery of a flower incased in a hole in an old iron casting the flower being in J a perfect state of preservation A work ri K III v i -j man engaged in breaking up old iron l at a foundry in Ontario came across an old wheel that had done service on a stationary engine for many years On breaking it he discovered in a crevice a flower Itlossom in perfect condition its color being as fresh as the day it found PB its way into its mysterious hiding I have a complete line o the great place It had evidently fallen Into the Majectic ranges poured For gas fittinrs honio furnishings casting when it was being injury and in some manner escaped from plumbing metal roofing door and the molten metal As the cavity was window screens refrigerators etc I can give the best line for the least mon- perfectly airtight it naturally retained view its fslijies until exposed ey ¬ T- -- Wonder Flower The Canadian Manufacturer reports A 8 ffiXKjL r-v- iW vi x S W A W I Tm ¬ u-i- rr i U-Jl A1 I rMAfTsa ft rri M4ml i cxWLrtr c tiy n ti I - J ¬ BEXJ PERRY Paris Ky L cxingtoa Horse August 25000 r E wh i 10 li ai 12 29a r mm BOTY21 Preaiaias 89 1899 Her Lncld K iNtxr you wish he asked looking Dont soulfully into her eyes xhat the tun nel on this line was ten times as long No she answered DRY GOODS It struck him like a dash of cold waMade Dreea Oar Dry G ols Djpirtmmt is filleJ witli the lat H novoUiesof Silks for Waist- ter in the face lustaatly it dawned Goods suits ready to wear Shirts in black satin s crepons coverts luster and all the latent novelties of apon him that she no longer loved him Aslso a full line of laces embroideries underwear and hosiery Call and inspect them Tbey always light the car lampa the seaon when coming to the long tunnels sae Our Shoe Department contains the latest in Mns Boys Ladies and Childrens Tans and Blacks added and they dout for the shart C me in and try a pair iia all style toes an I width pric33 and q lalitv qu innVod Chicago Past ones ¬ ¬ 1 M Talr -- SHOES Given Away in Purses and Our Clothing and Gents Furnishing Department is omplete Everything in Mens Boys and It was a critie who uprose on the first It will be to your interest before punhasin to give us a visit night of the late Charles Readea Childrens Clothing drama Its Never Toe Late to Mend at the lrincess theater London In Above all a word to the lilies B jfdre hoase keeping we w lit t a we have adde 1 a Carpet and 1805 and vehemently protested against Matting Department consisting of Wilton Velvets Moqaettea Tapestry and all grades of Woolen and In the flogging business in the jail scene graiti Carpets We will save you money if you will give us a cMl as being inhuman and untrue to life However it was true to life and the discussion that ensued tended to crowd the theater for many months Nofcody Missed It Barry made a bet that every Hicks An Ineonsclon Press Asent CLOTHING CARPETS Amusement Features Unexcelled 1D1VING ELKS DIVING HORSES 1 5 GUIDELESS WONDERS HIGH BICYCLE DIVE J The Greatest on Earth llC 1L 11 A 1 5 llOWdy New Features from All Nations Catalogs 4 y Lexington Ky Excursion Rat0 3 on All Railroads Blanks Etc E W SHANKLIN Sec j person who came by his fence would touch It and he won Wicks Nonsense How did it happen Hicks He meroly stuck up the- sign Paint and of course everybody considered himself called upon to feel of the fence Boston Transcript ¬ - TWIN BR OTHERS i BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST33ST PARI KENTUCKY ¬

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