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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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I V Eimimimiiiiiiniiii Ml iiuiiiiiiiiiim a room or board or a norm or a horse or a position von S swantit bad enoaah to Hrlv-irniftise for it Try the columns of The Bourbon Mews 5 If yoa really want a servant i JMWI II I II 1 1 Itf III il 1 1 Ml 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 III 1 1 11 fi 7 i SlllllHllllllllllllini CHAMP BRO THE n OURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY s s 2 g r pace in a newspaper is vain- able to the man who knows how to use it The wise merchant E advertises m the dnll sea on ano E E profits from it s wiiii iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiijiiiiiii Editors and Owners Fstattlislied FB l 1881 KIXETEKHTH TEAL PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY AUGUST 4 1899 MILLERSBURG Xwotm NO 6i Not Oathrel Klin lit lil About C3rEJO I lie n iftu AbmSh kA tves in Mason ibi j --ritfjEX is on the sick list Miss Lillian Cb incelor is vi iring rela- - Mrs Fannie Potet AaH- - i- fflr - OF EVERY STYLE BIRDS CICU AND day Dwijh- - Bowden went to Angusla Wednesuay to visit relatives Mrs Jo Mock has returned from a visit to Carre and Maysville Miss Belle Tavloi Judy is visiting her uncle Dr GJudy at bethel Mrs Fraukie Took returned Wednes ¬ day from a visi to Winchester Mr Percy Creen of Iudianaiolis vis -ed Alius Lucille J uu v tnis week Mr E lgir Thomasou wnt to Stan ton yesterday to visit lady tiieuds Miss Minnie Martin of Cynthiana is the guest of Ali s Linda Orinstead Miss Marv Richards n of Lexington catnedown Monday to visit relatives Thos Riley of Lair was here Wed nesday to see his mother who is very ill Mies Amy Ray of Millcreek was the guest of L Y Raj and family Wednes ¬ ¬ ¬ SALT CEMENT t SAND LIME y BALED HAY i r -- Xr KTTJJLTIT i 4 4 BALED STRAW FOR BEDDING OATS GRAIN AND ALL SEEDS i kinds of H 3 L REMARKS ON A HOT SUBJECT Are not Inappropriate even in hoi weather Some Coal is probably used in your house at all times Why not always have it the best MOUNTAIN ASH JKIJKO is undoubtedly the Best Semi Cannal Ever Mined I have the Sole agency for this Celebrated Coal in Paris and my priees on it are no higher TUIA ARE JUST WHAT YOU HAVE TO PAY i Oil OTHER JELUCOS Office Norfolk Va is the guest of her uucle F A Jones and wife to Miss Sallitfauri attic Mclntyre wmt L xingtdu Wednesday to visit rela¬ Mics Anna Hinton GJ EJO W STUART Depot and Yard Directlj Freight O i L X tives FARM WAGONS Kentucky and Superior Disc Drills See these before you buy The prices are just right The Mil erebnrg and Palis ball team will play here this afternoon at halt past rhree 5IUU1 k Tai u f S the guest cf Mrs family Miss Miss Nannie Collier of Cynthiaua is J M Collier and Minnie Walby of Lexington was the guest of the Misses Richardson Wednesday Major Ben Perry aud Clerk E D Paton of Paris were here Wednesday on business Mr and Mrs John W Boulden of Maysville spent Wednesday here with Having recently bought the merchant tailoring estab- ¬ lishment of F P Lowry 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 Carter Sr as cutter and guarantees satisfaction H S STOUT CO relatives Mr Robt Wilson and wife of Bath were guests of Wm Wilson near town this wtek Miss Octavia Cassily of Flemings burg is the guest of Miss Lura Lettou near town Mrs Anna Sutherland of Winchester was the guest of Air W M Miller ¬ OF COURSE Ma A Biasnli T5 J NEELYS mmmttmmmmtnmmmm mimm IN THE tOHMB Wednesday Mr R B Hutchcraft of Paris his bought over 24000 Dushels of wheat here this month is Lewis Layson of Detroit Mich visiting his parents Mr and Ms John Lavsou near town Miss Lizzie Murphy of Russeliville CARLISLE Ky is the guest of her cousin T E Sews Culled From Nic oltM County Savage and family Precincts Miss Maye Miles Bessie and Anna From The Mercury Maysville Mr Dr Scodder of this city and Dr Taylor ofJohn Ingels are guests of and Mrs liolloy t Btaytmlle are holding a proMiss Lilliau and Corinne Layson re tracted meeting at Mayskck John P Bants has bought a half in turned Weduesday from a visit witn terest in the livery business wirh ilis Florence Watson at Carlisle T and the firm is now Mathers Mtb Henry Judy entertained a number of Banta bis young friends ar his fathers nome MrCaroline Kennedy sold to Mr near town Wednesday evening Jaa H Richarts of Owingsyille fur Mrs Will Lewis Miss Gertrude and 2 650 h r res on Sycamore street were Daniel Lancaster of Lexington The purchase wi nude for Mrs John gaesto of B F Lancaster and family A j Alison Mrs Pelham Jones and three children The meeting conducted bv Eld F M agisted hy Eld V W Wil arrived yesterday fr a Mt Adams Tinder liamson at Ea t Union Church closed Ark Mr Jones met them in Louisville Sunday night with thirty two additions The Town Council has appointed a to the church Committee to buy a lot and erect an en The 100th anniversary of the organi gine house council room etc th reon zation of the Bracken Association of the Mr Johu Abrams of Louisville whs Baptist Church is being celebrated in the guest of his army comrade Mr this city this W9ek The meeting which will laat three days was begun Johu A Milltr Wednesd iv aud Thurs¬ ¬ ¬ v - AM ALSO Iipa ill Wafer Delecate Hot Weather Lunch have them fresh all the time Dont fail to try a box Put up in five and ten cent boxes i Si J Phone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer I LIKE FRESH THINGS The freshest Vegetables and Fruits in the Paris market can be Found t my store My groceries are all fresh stock and good as anybody My stock keep fresh because i sell it out fast and sells buy new good Cme to see me I ¬ ¬ ¬ IUIIIllillilHIllilIllliilIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIiilIIIIIII1liiiiiiiiiii I f II If II f II 1 1 111 I li i 1 1 II III I II I Illlllll 1 1 II I II llllll llli li II1IIIIIIIII4 1 II il I II l his body ws organised at Bracken church near the present site of Minerva in Mason counts- Saturday May 28th 1799 consequently the meeting is its centennial By special vote of the asso ciation at Augusts last year the occasion is to be celebrated by fitting addresses by representative men of the denomina tion Following are th principal ad History of the Baptist dresses by Rev Z T Cody D D Church Origin and Continuity Georgetown of the Baptist Chnichbv the Rev W F Harvey Louisville Distinctive Principles of the Baptist by the Rev J W Porter Msyeville About 100 delegates re here W R Runnelly of Mt Stirling was unani mously chosen Moderator and C N Bolinger of Lewisburg Secretary ¬ ¬ ¬ BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS Misse3 Lela and Jimmie McCiintock Carrie Current Beesie Purnell Lida Clark and Jnlian McCiintock left Wed nesday for Olympian Sprints Miss Lacy Turner of Flint Hill Va who has been the guest of her cousin Mrs Ernst Henson during the Sum mer returned home yesterday 3aLE Bay gilding eight year old rides and drives well gentle lor family Also bnggv and harness Call on M s Louisa Conway xlt Dr C B Smith wife and daughter Mrs ias M Collier and daughter Mis J W Mock Mrs Fanuie Smith Jas Woolums Layson Tarr Mrs John Mad ison Mrs Wm McKee Stanly Talbott are attending Parks Hill Camp Meetiug Mr EP Clarke J Gk Smedley Mat Holliday and Mrs T M Purnell were We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ delegates to the Baptist Association at pair your linen and put neck bands on Carlisle Wednesday and yesterday free Reed Steam Laundry Co Rev J A Tavlor Mrs John Peed Carrie Peed Mrs Green Leer Mrs John Smart and others attended ¬ ¬ Wednesday day want your trade Orders tilled promptly GEORGE N PARRIS JOHN B CASTLKM N ARTHUR G LANG HAM BRECKIN1UDGE CASTLEMA rr R0YAI r J rr wr INSEfi A Vbii 1 ll OF LA KIIPOOL ¬ ¬ Tbe Largest Fire Insurance Company in tbo World Does tbe Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in tbe Southern States HAH BEE CASTLEMAN THE BLI MUSS FIHE IIS CO HUTCHISON Manager Southern Department Genera OUtes Columbia Building Louisville Ky Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY BOARD HOOSIER DRILLS Farm Machinery of Every la 8 Farming Smrali as b J SIMS WILSON 3 UUUUiUUUUUUUiUUUUUUUiU Is one of the cheapest and most reliable Paragraphs About The People Iu companies doing business in Central Fresh This Vicinity Kentucky Jives protection against HAMILTON DAYTON RAILWAY Mies Elizabeth Alexander is visiticg Fire Lightning and Cyclone for less iu North Middletown rates than any other company THE MICHIGAN LINE Office 44 Short St Lexington Ky Miss Lillie Clayton is spending a few C C Bosworth Secy Direct Line via Toledo and Detroit to tbe Summe Resorts ot days with Mrs Peail Smith J II Carter Prest Brooks Willuiott is in St Louis atf tending the Gentry reunion Put-in-BGeorgian Bay Maekinae Mi s Annie May L D and Walker Fisher Walker of Wedonia of Maysyille have Middle I5ass LesCboneaux Island- Muskota Lak returned from a visit to Miss Katheriue 31t Clemens Toronto Sault Ste Marie Ot No 503 W Ninth Sacci omcinnan Lowe Thousand Island s Sand Beach Ohio Mr and Mrs C V Black have reWill be at the Windsor Hotel Parig turned to their home in Covington after Only Six Hours from Cincinnati to Great Lakes-y spending several days with Miss Fannie Claybrook FOUR MAGNIFICENT TUAINS A IVY TUESD August 8th 1899 On Tut 3day epirks f rm the engine of L For any information regarding iumuiu Tour cU on nearest C H returning every second Tuesday in each the 1120 train set tire to t irv meadow Agent or write u Edwards to Frank Willmott and belonging month tasseuger Traffic Manager Keeerence Every leading physician burned thioe stacks of hay before it Cincinnati Ohio could be extinguished Paris Kentucky MINNATI ¬ Michigan ZjmjiJjl and tAe Sreat laftes ay H Landman M ¬ the -- i 9m I v d i 2 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY AUGUST 4 1899 POWELLS BACKBONE He Enters Vigorous EIGHT HOUR LAW WIND AND RAIN Law Permits Work on Government Carrabelle Fla Reported Almost De ¬ Work tor More Than Eijrht Hours stroyed by a Terrible Storm But It Is Only in Cases of Extraordinary Einerjencics Jadge Advocate Gen ¬ eral Lars Down a New Doctrine in Construction of the Law Several Persons Reported Drowned at t Mark Hoaieg Destroyed at St Teresa The Turpentine Interests in That Section Greatly Damaged EIGHT DEATHS 3 THAT BOYCOTT i Uen Axline May Use 44 i i i i Newspaper Man Haytien Government Accedes Protest Against Arrest and the Aug Port au Prince Hayti - Yellow Fever at Soldiers Home Hampton and Phoebus Va There Are Over Forty Cases A General Exodus From Neighborhood and Sur ¬ rounding Towns Precautions Taken at the Norfolk Naval Hospital the Civil Rights Law to Break It Up Actions of the Just Smell Sweet Washington Aug 2 The navy de partment has rendered a decision con struing the eight hour law that will be of importance to all labor interests as well as to government contractors The commandant of the Washington navy yard recently asked authority from the department to permit the contractor who is building the new gunshops in the yard to employ his workmen ten hours per day In support of this application it was stated that during the progress of the work the operation of the machinery was to be stopped and the floor was be ing damaged by exposure to rains The judge advocate generals de- ¬ partment has pointed out that the law permits the employment of work men on government works for more than eight hours per day only in case of extraordinary emergency and then lays down a new doctrine in the construction of this law as follows Inasmuch as the conditions report ed are such as must have been foreseen when the contract was made and are such as necessarily exist to a greater or less degree which favor work of the character referred to is in progress the department is of the opinion that the case can not be regarded as one of extraordinary emergency In cases of this character it would appear that if the public property can not be sufficiently protected from dam ge otherwise the proper remedy ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Aug 3 The town of Carrabelle a prosperous port on the Gulf of Mexico southwest of this city is reported almost completely destroyed by a terrific wind and rain storm which passed through this sec- ¬ tion during Tuesday and Tuesday night Many boats which were in the harbor have been wrecked and most of the long wharf is gone together with large quantities of naval stores At Lanark the boat houses pavilion Unand boats have been destroyed confirmed reports say that the steamer Crescent City has been lost between Apalachicola and Carrabelle Several persons are reported drowned at St Marks A few houses were destroyed at St Teresa The Mclntjre Ashe more and Curtis mills have suffered severely A passenger train on the Carrabelle Tallahassee Gulf railroad 35 miles below Tallahassee was badly wrecked but no one is reported killed or injured The turpentine in- ¬ ¬ Tallahassee Fla The political situation is causing anx- ¬ Numerous arrests have made iety Among- those taken into custodv are M Doubillion a former minister of the interior and M Duviver a news- ¬ Duviver made strong re-¬ paper man sistance and succeeded in entering the United States legation dragging with him the officer detailed to take him in ¬ to custody The officers however were unable to take their prisoner out- ¬ The United side the legation doors Mr Wm F Powell States minister entered a protest against the action of the officers and demanded the release of the prisoner The Haytien govern- ¬ ment gave way to the protest of Mr Powell and M Duviver was set at A Man Refused Medicine at Two Drag Stores Although He Was in a Critical Conditiou Because He Had Ridden on a Big Consolidated Car The fragrance of life is vigor and I strength neither of which can be found in a person whose blood is impure and j I whose every breath speaks of internal i troubles Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies i the blood and makes the iveak strong liberty AN INFURIATED BULL Farmer DirU AVas Killed and Horribly Mangled and His Wife Ladiy Injured by the Beast in r Pasture went out in a pasture Wednesday when he was attacked by a bull His cries were heard by his wife who ran to his assistance and together they drove the animal away As they were leaving terests in this sections are greatly the bull attacked them again knock- ¬ damaged and much injury has been ing both down Dirk told his wife that he was dying done to crops The wires are down south of here and she managed to e cape and sum ¬ and railroad service to the gulf ports moned a neighbor who fired two shots is suspended The storm was one of from a shotgun into the animal driv- ¬ the hardest that ever passed over this ing it away Dirk was killed his body section It came directly up from the being trampled into an almost unrec- ¬ gulf and started northward For ognizable mass Mrs Dirk had two hours the wind was terrific blowing ribs crushed ¬ Fort Dodge la Aug 3 John Dirk vould be to employ a force of men in relays by which means the work could ue expedited much more effectively THEORY AND PRACTICE COS FAST MAIL TRAIN WRECKED Chicago ft Northwestern Train Jumps the Track Killing Fonr and Injuring Nine Cars Go Over a Bank uteasS Boone la Aug 2 The fast mail at 10 railroad oclock Monday night jumped the track at Kate Shelly curve just east of the Des Moines river bridge at 5 oclock Tuesday morning The engine The and all the cars were wrecked Engineer John following were killed which left Chicago Masterson Boone la Fireman Ar thur Schmidt Boone Postal Clerk G J J Obrien G Stone Austin 111 Chicago The postal clerk living in were injured Postal Clerk following Tackert Dixon 111 Postal Clerk A W Hoyt Cedar Rapids la Postal Clerk E H Shirk McCausland 111 Postal Clerk C C Roorick Dixon 111 Messenger Helper F L Figafoos Mis-¬ souri Valley la Brakeman Thomas Flannery Postal Clerk W C Lindelh of Chicago The others on the train Conductor Rose Brakeman Dorman and Bridge Foreman E T McVarnes escaped unhurt ¬ train on the Chicago Northwestern a in Cleveland O July 3 Adjt Gen Three new Axline said Tuesday night that he had Aug 3 cases of yellow fever in the soldiers found a way to smash the boycot as itwieiwuiMiiiiiwiiiaiiiMwiiiMiiiiaiiiiiiaiiiii one far as it affected the troops Every and Hampton home at report day since the soldiers arrived they official is COLD BANQUET A HOT leath the by have been subjected to petty annoyTuesday night received here Surgeon General Wyman from Dr ances because of the refusal of mer- Some Inside Information by a Waiter from the Bowery Who Helped Wasdin the yellow fever expert on chants to sell them necessary supplies Serve It duty at the institution Added to Dr Gen Axline pointed out the other day Wasdins figures sent to Dr Wyman that these merchants could be pros- ¬ One of the waiters at a popular local resMonday this makes up to date 40 cases ecuted under the civil rights law taurant is a bird of passage from the Bow in all which have occurred at the home which requires all keepers of inns res- ¬ ery and was a member of the small army that served the famous Dollar Dinner in of which eight have proved fatal The taurants and places of public amuse- New York last April A good many stories opinion was expressed Tuesday night ment and accommodation to serve all have been told of that memorable event but none of them that the situation continues en- people alike Tuesday Gen Axline of picturesqueness surpass his own in point and inside detail It couraging inasmuch as the disease declared that if any more complaints was the funniest push I was ever in in me he says confidentially has kept within its original bounds against soldiers came to him he would life so small they had to cookThe kitchen was everything None of the nearby towns other than appoint a judge advocate to proceed on the outside and when it got there it was Phoebus has reported the appearance against the merchants and thus seek dead cold The second course was haddock and each fish come served in a linen bag of infection or suspicious cases The to bring them to time so we could put em in tubs of hot water people for miles around the home are A prominent physician Tuesday and warm em up see Well some of the very much alarmed but are very quiet night gave an instance of the way in hoys got rattled and served em bags and all with egg sauce over th outside Say under the circumstances which the bocott is being enforced youd of died laughing seeing them fellers Washington Aug 2 Surgeon Gen- He says he was called to see a little tryin to carve their fish This is the toughest in me life eral Wyman during the afternoon re-¬ girl who was dying He was met by says auld haddock I iver tackled head table one Tammany man at the ceived a me sage from Surgeon Vick two men who told him he had bet- its got a skin like a rhinoceris says he erv of the Hampton home thanking ter not attend the child as her father In the kitchen there was a riot all night long It was so small the waiters couldnt him for the prompt service of the ma- ¬ was a scab He replied that they reach the dishers up and they got to scraprine hospital service officials and say- ought to serve notice of the boycott on ping for front places in the line One man was stiff with a turkey ing there was no further spread of the the Almighty and inform Him that they knocked him up I thought he and when picked was dead epidemic in the home The messages they would not go to Heaven for the I did on the level But it wasnt blood It was only cranberry sauce Another flunkey ended child would be there in a short time fell into the salad and one of the cooks put Two cases one death last day Monday night a man was refused a can of ice cream in the oven thinking it Norfolk Va Aug 3 Yellow fever medicine at two drug stores even was brown gravy for the beef Thats on the square tellin vou But the appeared Tuesday at Phoebus a little though he was in a critical condition worst of all just as Im we came to the wine was when town almost adjoining Hampton The simply because he had ridden on a Big It was Merican champagne in half pints without all scourge appeared among the ne- Consolidated car The man who was lering ice and of gent the kicking and holOne fresh told me the groes and six cases and two deaths boycotted says that one of the drug only thing he had had that night it was was that were reported There is no change in gists who refused him medicine was good and warm and he had hardly said it little the local situation except that the au- recently saved by him from prosecu- when a waiter that wasa a quart jagged accidentally poured about of boilin thorities redoubled their diligence tc tion for damages for selling poison to coffee down the back of his neck Say you prevent the fever spreading to this be used for a criminal purpose and ought of heard him cuss Between you and many waiters city from Hamptom or elsewhere The that he afterward endorsed the drug me a good they found onegot to hitting the wine and of em with 15 mayor chief of police and patrolmen gists notes for a considerable amount empty bottles in his pants leg Thats honmyself It was the hottest banare doing 18 hours duty daily and He made the statement to show that est II saw itever quet was N O at special officers inspectors and physi- the druggist was under obligations to cians are working day and night per him and should have been glad to acHE WAS REJECTED fecting the quarantine against Hamp- commodate him by filling the prescrip- ¬ ton and neighboring points in the tion But He Stuck to His Job and by a peninsula Cleveland O Aug 3 There was Lucky Hit Won tbe Coveted Norfolk Va Aug 3 The rigid practically no change in the strike Prize quarantine measures which have been situation here Wednesday President put into effect and the unanimity of Everett of the Big Consolidated deIt was such a good joke on me said the girl in the gray velvet toque to the girl in the action on the part of the health clared that his company has about all the blue velvet shoulder cape as they authorities of the state and city have the men required Maj J R McQuigg stirred their hot chocolate that I must tell done much toward restoring confi- was Wednesday appointed acting you You know how John has been proposing dence It is not believed ere by those judge advocate by Adjt Gen Axline to me at regular intervals ever since he was Well it again in the best position to know that It is understood that the acting out of knickerbockers with his he did facility usual the other night and the yellow fever will reach Nor judge advocate will at once take up chose an occasion when I was very cross temporary feat the legal phase of the boycott so folk and the He did it a little more awkwardly than which almost paralyzed citizens and far as it relates to the soldiers usual too deliberately choosing the old of offering me his hand killed business when the startling It is stated that Gov Bushnell will fashioned method and heart Here she paused to drink some chocolate news from the soldiers home first come to Cleveland in person shortly to and the girl in blue asked breathlessly what reached here is gradually wearing investigate the situation and to decide she said away and commerce is once mort how long the troops shall be kept here Oh remarked the other in the tone of I one relating an event of no importance is true that people are thought of It told him that I believed I was already proleaving Norfolk but the exodus is COL HAWKINS REMAINS vided with the full ouota of bodily organs usual and incident to the summer and that I wouldnt deprive him And what did be say Guard of Soldiers Will Be Detailed tc season There is some little fear here He Weil Belle thats the funny thing Accompany It East Docking1 of but it is due more to the consequences seemed to brace up and said politely that Washington ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SctfccdsSi a M Mmr i i - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m MhHGS il ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Times-Democr- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ of the quarantine regulations than to the Transport Senator - the fever itself Every possible precaution is being taken The beach for a distance of five miles is patrolled night and day while several tugboats and steamers are constantly on the lookout for any and all craft from the infected dis¬ SECRETARY ROOT INSTALLED Interesting Ceremonies at the War De part meat II hen He Took the Oath of Office The Little Folks I wonder why these doctors tor¬ dont take their own medicine 4 Alger Leaves for Home 2 San Francisco Aug- 3 The dock ing of the transDort Senator Wednes day was unaccompanied by the blowing- of steam sirens and the ringing1 of bells The death of Col Hawkins of the Pennsylvania regiment seemed to ¬ ¬ ¬ at any rate there was no doubt about my having my full share of cheek And I wag so delighted to find a man capable of even that much repartee on being rejected that I accepted him Cincinnati Enquirer Corrupt Bigg cials is Boggs Washington Aug Mr of office as secreRoot took the oath tary of war at 1045 Tuesday- - The cer emony occurred in the large office of the secretary of war in the presence of Secretaries Gage and Hitchcock Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn a large iiumber of army officers in uniforms and other employes and officials The oath was administered by Judge Cole of the supreme court of the District of ¬ Elihu at a high rate and rain fell in many ¬ ¬ Columbia It was 1045 when Mr Root stood up and took the oath of office Jude Cole then addressed him as Mr Secretary and shook hands and congratulated him Gen Alger then advanced and shook hands most cordially EEUREAUXS ASSASSINS They and Their Friends Are in the Moun ta nous District About 25 Miles North of Moca 5 and pavilions were in many places blown from their positions and in man instances completely wrecked There are many rumors afloat here One Wednesday as to the loss of life ¬ mill hand s known to have been One man was drowned at Mclntyre drowned at St Marks but rumors pla ce the loss of life at 15 ¬ It is not believed here that any lives News from were lost at the numerous summer re- ¬ borhood of Quiebras Moca and Santiago indicated a calmer sorts but reliable news is unobtain ¬ feeling Tuesday able No Truth in the Rumor Baseball Players Changed London Aug 2 The Madrid cor Chicago Aug 3 Manager Burns of respondent of the Standard says that the Chicago ball team has traded De the Spanish minister of finance Mar Montreville for Magoon of the Balti ¬ quis Villaverde declares that the ru more team and has purchased from mor that the government is trying tc the Hartford Ct team Pitcher Fred irduce the United States to pay for the Klobedanz formerly of the Boston amortization of the Cuban debts ia club ¬ The assas sins of President Heureaux and their friends are in the mountainous district about 25 miles north of Moca Senor Don Gordero late minister of the interior has taken the field against them with 400 men The acting president Wenceslao Fi guero in view of the anxiety of the commercial classes over the depreciated paper currency has promised to retire much of the issue and aska that the business men be patient It is suspected that Jiminez is in the neigh 2 ¬ ¬ Puerto Plata Aug bridges rents washing away and endangering thoroughfares and storm The railroads reach ed the coast Tuesday morning was no cessation until far and there into Tuesday night Parties who returned on the wrecking train which went to Carrabelle Wednesday morning report that the country along the route shows the efThe train was fects of the storm compelled to run with great caution owing to the condition in which the storm had placed the road bed The water had been over the track in many places Passengers on the train which was wrecked say the train was blown from the track A new trestle over the Ochlocknee river at Mclntyre was blown away The wrecking train which went out Wednesday in the stricken territory found over two hundred trees on the track in a run of 30 miles General Manager Crittenden who had charge of the train says that every town along the line is desolated Hotels houses churches saw mills wharves ¬ ¬ HEUREUXS ASSASSINS Two of Them Captured and Shot The Au ¬ thorities Continue to Make Ar ¬ rest Country is Quiet trict The latest information from the home Wednesday night is that there was one death and no new cases dur ing the day Thursday all the old veterans of the home will be lodged in tents while the entire reservation is thorougly disinfected When the quarantine inspectors met the cannon ball on the Norfolk Western road Wednesday morning the3 found aboard bound to Norfolk 21 passengers who could not give the satisfactory account of themselves re¬ ¬ Santo Domingo Aug 3 Two of the assassins of President Heureaux have been captured and shot The country is entirely quiet and no movements of troops are in progress The authorities continue to make ar- ¬ rests In addition to the prominent persons before reported as having been taken into custody is M Fouchard for- ¬ merly minister of finance Many refugees have sought protec- ¬ tion at the American legation among them M Menos some time minister o foreign affairs The situation is grave CONGRESSMAN ROBBED Wm C Lovi ring of Massachusetts Re¬ lieved of His locket Book and Val ¬ uable Contents Near Brussels ¬ quired by the health authorities ot the city The train was held at Tuckers about five miles out from Norfolk for two hours and finally the car con taining the persons referred to was detacned irom tne train to oe sent back to Richmond ¬ ¬ FILIPINOS AGAIN ROUTED 1 Pardo Takea by a Company of Amer leans 1 be Charleston Shelled the Rebels as They Retreated William C Lov ering member of the United States house of representatives from Massachusetts was robbed on Saturday last while on his way from Ostend to this citj Mr Lovering while in the sta ¬ tion at Ostend was jostled by two men hut took little notice of the oc- ¬ currence at the time On arriving in the city however he discovered that his pocketbook together with 13000 worth of valuable papers and notes for S5 sterling had disappeared The matter was placed in the hands of the police 3 ¬ Brussels Aug Manila Aug 3 Mail advices from the Island of Cebu announce that a company of Americans last week at- ¬ tacked the Filipinos trenches situated two kilometers from the town of El Pardo The rebels were commanded by the Brothers Climace who are prominent and wealth- - persons The Charleston shelled the enemj and the Filipinos retreated The American casualties were slight The presence of the Climaces with the rebels is reported to have been due to rebel orders from Luzon frubcribed to the Oewey Fund ¬ 4 crcn Aug 3 Marion Witnesses Arrive youth of this county The repub- Wall a Des Moines la Aug Cuban Paper Suppressed ci Rennes Aug 3 The principal wit- a velocity of 80 miles and a width of lican state convention Wednesday was married to Miss Nora Semon aged Havana Aug 2 Gen Ludlow mili- - nesses who are to appear before the three blocks passed through Elizabeth nominated L If Shaw of Denison for 13 at Somerset Tuesday Judge Catron its v the E tury governor of Havana province has Dreyfus court martial are beginning N J Wednesday ifternoon doinrW governor and J C Millinjan of Logan officiating The bride lives in Arkan towm suppressed the scurrilous Cuban newfr to arrive in Rennes and the town is damage conservatively estimated sas for lieutenant governor 585000 both taking on an animated appearance paper E- tfeconcentrada ¬ ¬ I without foundatiou Washington Aug 3 United State Muncie Ind Aug 3 Paul the Wednesday received son of Erwin Sharp residing Treasurer Roberts eight miles south of Muncie near a telegram from Pittsburgh stating Carnegie Steel Co had subTabor was drowned Wednesday even ¬ that the Dewey home fund ing while in swimming with several scribed 1000 to the he actual amount of cash so far reboys in an old gravel pit ceived for this fund is 17358 Tornado at Elizabeth N J Nominated for Governor New Yobk Aug 3 A tornado with 3 ld Boy Drowned Near Muncie ¬ ¬ have impressed every one in an unusual manner and along the water duty N Y Journal front flags hung at half mast A deand people One tachment of soldiers carried the that is thingthose theycant understandin life how hale do so well casket containing the remains from Atchison Globe a transport to waiting the Even the quiet waiter i frequently called hearse A guard will watch it conNews stantly and when the remains are to order Chicago Daily placed on board the cars for the east a guard will be detailed to accompany it Mrs Col Richardson It has been decided that the men SAVED BY MRS PINKHAM shall march to the barracks at the presidio Thursday under the escort of the returned Oregon Utah and NeLETTER TO MRS PINKHAM NO 72896 troops braska You have saved my life snatched me from the brink of the grave almost A Possible Clew and 1 wish to thank you About eigh ¬ Peru Ind Aug 3 A story has teen months ago I was a total wreck I had been troubled with reached this city from Bringhurst Car ¬ ph3sically roll county that a girl supposed to leucorrhcea for sometime but had given have been Nellie Berger was seen at hardly any attention to the trouble M At last inflammation of the womb the home of Hack Allen near Bring and ovaries resulted and then I sufhurt July 24 A girl answering the fered agonies had to give up my pro- ¬ description of the missing Nellie acmusician and piano player companied by a man drove to the Al- ¬ fession was confined to my ed and life became len home and begged breakfast Then a terrible cross My husband sum ¬ they drove west The girl did not moned the best physicians but their seemed to be grieved benefit was but temporary at best I believe I should have contracted the Four Robbers Hold Up 500 People morphine habit under their care if my Corry Pa Aug 3 A bold high- common sense had not intervened way robbery took place in this city at One day my husband noticed the ad- ¬ 11 oclock Tuesday night when patrons vertisement of your remedies and im ¬ mediately bought me a full trial Soon of the Pawnee Bill show were returnFour armed men the pain in my ovaries was gone I am ing to their homes held up 500 people The robbers had now well strong and robust walk destroyed the arc light leaving the ride a wheel and feel like a girl in her teens I would not be without Lydia road in darkness and with drawn re E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound it volvers stopped the people and car ¬ is like water of life to me I am very riages blocking the street until at grateful ly and sincerely your well least 500 people were held up wisher and I heartily recommend your remedies I hope some poor creature Death by Lightning may be helped to health by reading my Saratoga N Y Aug 3 Frank story Mrs Col E P Richardson Casey of Caseys hotel between Blue Rhlnelandkr Wis Mountain lake and North creek was 000s of UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS SAY instantly killed by lightning Wednes¬ ST5SS5SS5S35S day and his two sisters rendered insen sible ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ custom bring a The corruption among public offi ¬ shameful I had to tip the I should say so house inspector five dollars just to few diamonds in without paying ¬ ¬ ¬ Middleburg Ky Bride Aged Thirteen ¬ Permanently cure all lubug Burning Scaley Scalp and Skin Diseases 6ucb as Salt Rbeuin Ec Burns tema Scald liead Chilblains Piles Falling Baby Hair liurcors Dandruff ltcbmg Scalp thickening and making it Bolt Silky and Limn i a Soft Clear ant All Face Eruptions producing It contains no Beautiful Skin and Complexion Lead Sulphur Cantharides or anything iniunous An easy great seller Lady canvasers make 91 to 98 a day Druggists or mail GO- - Capiliaris Manufacturing Co N Y Address T HILL MAJVW- I ILD Act ttlJUV K1DUL N l - A Lijj uuujijjun iiliua lWili UNDERTAKERS PROGRESS A i KllVlLAI TEODBLB IN ORAIBI Moki Indiac Village Divided Into Two Hostile Factions Some Are Friendly to Amricnn Civ ¬ ilization Others Oppose It Tribe Now Ik on the Verge better of Civil War Special Arizona A short time ago 1 visited Oraibi one of the ancient towns of th- Mokis in northern Arizona While there I succeeded in photographing sev- ral of the old residents who never before Mould permit themselves to oe pictured An interest attaches - j r oped the case In a few words he outlined the cause of the trouble and spoke of the anger ard hatred that existed between the two factions Then referring to the threats that had been made he askl the agent if hethcughl the great father al Was intonia would allow them to be driven from their homes because they had obeyed his orders and sent their children to school not being- a good speaker called upon Hebema the chief medicine man to speak for him Mis speech was full of fire and energy He recounted their supposed origin and in vivid words pictured what those above had done for them during the many snows1 which had past Then turning to the Friend lies he passion ¬ You have left the ately exclaimed Oraibi way Yon are no longer Oraibis So you have no right to anything that belongs to them You must go away or awfui disaster will come upon you and upon us When replied he showed folly of Hebema argument that the those above would punish with disas ter those who followed the Oraibi way Disaster would come only upon those who had forsaken the way of their fore fathers and walked in a new way and that for him and his friends he was not afraid of what the gods could do When these words of blasphemy were ttttt red Hebema shouted out with force and ve- ¬ You are no longer our hemence brethren You must go away Unless you do we will fall upon you and thrust you from your houses and bar the trails Lo-lo-la-m- fer A U It OlSTH 41 153V 3 1L ai INGRATITUDE AND MURDER Porters Antiseptic Healing BllLKOiDTIXK ARRIVAL ft lAJaOft Itn Tirrd Carriage for Chrircli How aa ingrnte Laid the Plana Whicl AisJen 6n of tJe eweii Ileanlted in the Killing of In- rations Hit Friend Tirr i- - ¬ - Among the many new appliances of underuiker is the casket carriage upon which a burial casket may bo moved up the aisle of a church Te latest form of casket carriage upon which a patent was issued in the vt year is of lattice construction It - supported upon six low ol brass ruhUer tired wheels three on a side When not in use it can be closed up together occupying a small space when opened for use it is of ample size to bear a casket which can be moved upon it securely smoothly and noise lessly along the aisle says the New up-to-da- te ¬ state and military and other funerals GEN York Sun It is not expected that the casket car riage will take the place of bearers in ¬ For cuts Relieves all pntn instantly noils braises itch ecseuia ca ¬ tmrnt tarrh eore throat erysipelas corn ¬ chapped hands or hps piles and all ul A detective told a story a few evenings cers or hor s of pkiu or mncous mem ¬ ago w hich illustrates the ingratitude of brane it is u sere and permanent cure eye in forty criminals The ingrate says a Chica- - Will cure sore or inflamed guaranteed or eight hours Satisfaction crn s p vfhiiTicrp vis rn nf thf nrincina Is sonsy refunded rwas com in the Mctiee murder which Horsemen will find this oil will curs mitted a little over a year ago Hi scratches cracked heel alter burns name was W J Willows a well appear- - old gores and collar gulls No cure no irU youth but the man who decoyed pu Kenney Piris me agcu creamery ascni mio me In For ale by Clarke loinar 6uio diana avenue apartment building where Kentucky t Tacks killed him Willows had been in New Photograph Gallery trouble before that and the man who came to the front for him was the D Cable has opened a cozy new pho keeper of a lunch counter near the Crim- ¬ street opposite inal Court building The mans wife toKraph gallery on Main had known Willows in his days of re the Telephone Exchange where he is spectabilit in a small Michigan town prepared to make good pictures at low She urged her husband to do what he prices Kodak work will also be fin could for him and with money for at- - ished up promptly in lirst class styie He bolicita the patronage of the public 1 ¬ -- L A N B R TRAINS 1 froir ITincinnati m JrVoix 101D p m lo58a n tt3H Lexingiou 51 i a n 715 a m p m 027 p m From Richmond 505 a m 7 40 a m 828 p m From MaysTille 1AI a m S2 p m 8i DEPARTURE Of TRAINS 15 a m Cincinnati 751 a m 340 p ra To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m Io Richmond 11 K8 a m 548 p mr To To Mayaville 1010 pm 750 a m 686 p m F B Cams Agent Lo-lo-la-- GALLIFFET FRENCH WAR MINISTER 18a6t limn ri To My Patrons my residence on Henderson street but I m i ci b EAST BOUND I have moyed my gallery fixtures tc TIME TABLE Lt Louisville 30am 600pm ¬ 115am 84Upm am prepared to make pictures from olcl Ar Lexington Lv Lexington ll2oam 850pm fc30am 550pn negatives or make large pictures and Lv Winchpster 1158am 923pm 915am 3upa Mt Sterling finish kodak woik Orders can be left Ar Washington 1225pm 950pm 950am 7G5pr 65jam 340pm Ar at Vardeus drug store or at my resi- Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm Ar New York 1240nn 908pm dence ¬ t G RINNAN WEST BOUND MOKI INDIAN TAKING HIS EASE to some of these photographs because of the fact that the village of Oraibi is divided into two factions one of which is called the Friendlies and the other A number of years ago the Hostiles when the United States government es- ¬ tablished its Indian school at Keams canyon very few of the Oraibis would allow their children to go to school m i and yet desirous of avoiding further trouble the agent arretted three of the leading Hostiles and after warning the people that they must obey the or- ¬ ders of Washington he went away hop ¬ ing that time would heal the breach There were sullen mutt erings when the agent took away his three prisoners but no outward manifestations In a few weeks they were released with the hope that they had learned the folly of resistance and would counsel no mors opposition p i against your return Seeing that nothing could mail carrier will haul Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 655am 250pia 800am 520pm 735am 945pm light baggage to and from depot Terms Ar Lexington r Frankfort fllam 630pm Leave orders at Post Ar Shelby ville 1001am 720pm very reasonable 8 S Abnfy office be done tf Ar Louisville 4100am 15pm The Bourbon Steam Launjlry having secured office room at Parker James corner Fourth and Main will locate their main Phone No office at that place 4 All calls or bundles entrusted to them will receive prompt at tention ¬ Trains marked thus f run daily ex-¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car swervationa of any information call on tGeorge W Barney Lexington Agent L F B Nv B Carr Div Pass Agent R Paris Ky I rk in mi My agency insures against fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ liable This famous French soldier Is an aristocrat by birth and inclination He la also a stalwart upholder of the honor of the French army and has consented to serve In the present cabinet merely to see that justice shall be done to the unfortunate and persecuted Dreyfus Gen Galliffet served as colonel through the Franco-Germa- n war was afterward appointed a general of division and still later a member of the national council of war He holds the grand cross of the Legion of Honor and has a European reputation as an authority on cavalry maneuvers He was born in Paris in 1S31 and entered the army in li48 in which bearers would naturally be employed but it is found useful in prompt paying compani- Frankfort Cincinnati esnon-union W 0 HINTON Agent ELKHOHN ROUTE LOCAL TLME CARD IN EFFECT DECEMBER 5th 1848 EAST BOUND Lite insurance Policies BOUGHT FOR CASH NoTl torneys fees and a few well placed H S STOUT Paris Ky w 1 JWff rvaga 3 f EAaVSaSiSAVx HOUSE WHERE KUCHIWENTIWA HID HIMSELF AT ORAIBI andrthose who did were immediately Tf cted to bitter persecution and re- iiuFSa- ostracism Tlirs TlSS tlye be ffpinr of the breach which has since o widened as to require several troops of soldiers two or three hotchkiss guns and a great deal of trouble and expense on the part of the United States and disastrous war When it was found that the Friend lies insisted upon sending their children to the government school those who were opposed to this called acoun government to keep from destroying the Oraibi people and cattsing a bloody ¬ ¬ cil It was a council such as few white men have ever been privileged to witness I was not present at this one but some months later when the situation had grown more acute still 1 was fortunate enough to be present at a much more exciting council at which ¬ ¬ J v KUCHIWENTIWA MAKING SINS MOCCA- - all the arguments presented at the first were gone over with increased vehe- ¬ mence and force The Friendlies were denounced for forsaking the way of their forefathers and warned that if they persisted in conduct they would their be cast out from their fellows compelled to abandon their homes leav their cornfields and establish them selves afresh in some far away country like Mexico The Friendlies feeling that the United States government would support them in the position which they had taken refused to recede and the result was open hostilities The were immediately declared -Friendlies were driven from their homes and bands of Hostiles began to take possession c their cornfields This peach orchards and gardens be tolerated for a moment so could not the United States Indian agent at once net off from Fort Defiance to see what could be done to harmonize the opposing factions Next morning the council was held The chief of the Friendas lies and the chief of The the Hostiles town plaza was filled with the men of both parties whilst the house tops were crowded with the women and children un-Moki-l- ike ¬ ¬ ¬ But this hope was in vain Xo sooner did the Hostile ehlejs rjeuxa than aj raid was made upon the cornfields of the Friendlies and everything of value taken away and the growing crops destroyed The war was now on At the head of two troops of cavalry and with a hotch- ¬ kiss gun the agent hurried to Oraibi It was a terrible climb to reach the sum- ¬ mit of the precipitous cliff upon which Oraibi is built with the gun but when it was accomplished the agent called out one by one the names of 19 of the ringleaders of the Hostile party placed them tinderarrest and marched away with them One man that was wanted was not to be found Spies were set to watch for him and when it was found that he was hidden in the lower story of the house here pictured several soldiers were sent When the soldiers to arrest him and hidden chamber reached the dark was hidden he where yelled with fear and alarm and begged them not to kill him With rude laugh ¬ ter and taunts the soldiers seized him and this so enraged the Indians old mother that she picked up a bundle of arrows and fireelv struck at one of the soldiers with them Fortunately no particular harm was done Next day the prisoners were marched off to Fort Defiance ami trom thence were taken on the Santa Fe railway to the island fortress of Alcatraz in the bay of San Francisco where they were kept as prisoners for a number of months As the train rolled along was so scared at the novel sensation that he sprang out of the window carrying the sash with him This was in the middle of the Arizona desert The train was stopped backed up and the poor wretch was found by the side of the track bruised bleeding and senseless When the government thought these Hostiles punished sufficiently they were returned to their home where I found them on my last visit They are still anirry and sullen They still refuse to send their children to school Their enmity against the Friendries is only held in abeyance through fear of the power of the United States government But their hatred of those who have for ¬ saken the ways of their forefathers is just as bitter as ever it was ami their d termination to drive them out from their ancient village just as settled as ever To all outward appearances there is a calm but who knows when the storm will Again break forth Who are Those who wish to fol- ¬ the martyrs low the ways of their forefathers or those who are willing to forsake them and walk in the way of Washington Kuch-i-wen-ti-Kuch-i-wen-ti-- words of commendation Willows was other church funerals and especially helped to get out of the scrape The in churches having narrow aisles in lunch counter man was a close personal which there might not be room for friend of the old man McGee and liked bearers to walk at the side of the cas- him much He talked to Willows about ket him in their short acquaintanceship in The removal basket is a modern the days of Willows trouble and the means of conveyance used by under- ¬ lunch counter man told his acquainttakers for the removal of bodies frofm ance how much this friend had done hospitals or hotels or other places for him jet while in jail Willows met where it might not be convenient or j Jacks and the tWQtlHiiPtoirnfj th mi i imjw suing itPTpla iT of Tobbery which led to McGees desirabJt to ei i y box It is cofnn shaped in its general murder The lunch counter man lost form but with rounded outlines and his best friend through a needless and a rounded top It has a steel frame- useless murder and Willows earned a work upon which the basket work of sentence in the penitentiary rattan is woven Stout wicker handles are woven into the sides In such a Photographing Convicts basket occupying comparatively- little After a convict has served out his space and which may be conveniently time in the state prison of Maine aid handled the body is removed to the has donned the suit of clothes given to undertakers him by the state he is required to sit for his photograph and it is kept for A Difference Only in nnie We call it ice cream To the English future use should his subsequent ca- ¬ it is known as cream ice Just when or reer call for it Heretofore only the pic- ¬ ¬ GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN txe Fumitnre Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets 31 at tresses Etc Special attention given to Undertak ing and Repairing ¬ lohuBon Lve Georeeto n Lve C S Ry Depot b Lve Newtown Lve Centre nlle Lve Elizabeth Arr Paris c 7 00am 3 Lve FTankfort a 7 llam 3 Lve Flkhorn 7 lnn 4 Lve S itzer Lve stomping Grnd 7 28am 4 7 34am 4 Lve D jvalla Pw No 8 Paw Mixed 1 NTiT 40pm i OOon 52pm 1 20pn oopm 35pns 10pm 1 55p 16pm 7 50am 4 8 17am 4 8 25am 4 8 30am 5 8 40am 5 739am 422pm 7 45am 4 2 pm 38pm 48pm -- 6pm 00pm 10pm 2 t 0pas ay Wto 30pm tt Main Street Paris Kt WITHOUT PAIS Lve Paris c WEST BOUND No72 No 4 Paaa Pa8 45am 53am 10 28am 10 32am 9 9 sOam 9 40am 5 6 6 6 TEETH EXTRACTED ¬ Lve Elizabeth Lve Centre vi He Lve Newtown Lv C S Ry Depot b Lve Georgetown Lve Duvalls Lve Johnson Lve Stamping Lve Switzer 5fpm topm 55pm 03pm 17pm 20pm 826pm 6 32pm 6 39pm 6 49pm 6 56pm Mliei 7 7 8 8 No f -- 1A37am 10 60am 51am v J S R NO GAS NO COCAINE Grd - Lve A simple application to the gums used Arr Elkhorn a Frankfort only by me and acknowledged by the Daily 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 22am 40am 8 55aru 1107am 1120am 7 10pm 9 15am li 00am e fOam 43am Catephoric treatment for painlesf filling Set of teeth Upper and lower- Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns -r AUTOMOBILE WATER CARRIAGE Painless extraction n 150 SOcts np 100 up 500 50 cts 800 KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS am r m rM AM 11 L 42 340 700 750 - 510 840 Ar 830 Ar 616 1142 Ar 720 1KX Ar Lv Georgetown Paris Maysville Winchester Richmond Frankfort Ar Ar Lv 545 12 Lv 930 54 20 7M 1028 6l7f Lv 703 25 Lv 620 2W J Hours R ADAIR D D 321 Main St Paris Ky I GEO B HARPER Genl Supt JOS K NEWTON G P A opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p Telephone 79 s y ra ST N C FISHER Attorney-At-Law fe Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway The Leading Specialists of America DKK 20 YEARS IN hiht rn 3 OHIO Phone West of Bourbon News up stairs 2 doon 250000Jured 53 WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of young and mildTe aged menaro troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may have a smart ing sensation small twisting stream tharp cutting pains at times Blight dis- Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 H- - D Surgeon Office Fourth and Plessant Sts Office Hours 7 6aug tf An invention which makes the climax of pleasurable traveling possible is here reproduced from the Philadelphia Press The picture shows an automobile party alloat They have driven down to the waters edge where the automobile cata ¬ maran awaited them and then allowed the automobile to glide down the runways onto the floating section of the aquatic horseless carriage The party then travels by water instead of on land by simply switching the motive power from the wheels to the propeller which sends it forward on the water The transfer from land to water takes less time than the changing of horses during the old coaching days is invented is the question where it many people have tried to solve In the beginning of the century it was almost unknown in England though well known in Naples and Sicily where the cream was artfully made Info copies of peaches apples apricotsand such dainties much as we have them to day made in molds Marrlajcc Anions Hottentots The marriage customs of nations are quaint A Hottentot widow marrying again has to cut off the joint of a finger which she gives to her new husband Each time she becomes a widow and marries again she has to sacrifice one aiJger joint Iowa State Register Smallpox in London Only one death from smallpox has been registered in London during the oast 12 months ¬ to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m -- charge difficulty in commencing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they havo STRIC TURE Dont let doctors experiment on you by cutting stretching or tearing you Thi3will not euro you as it will re-turn Our JSJiW MLTHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs the strioture tissue hence removostho stricture permanently It can never return No pais no suffer ing no dotontioa from business by our method Thesexualoigansareftrength oned Tho aeirss are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns ¬ WECURE GLEET a ITH 4 ARNSPARGER 1 IXSIIUCE PARIS KY 1 NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FIRE 5 BROADWAY AT LOW KATES 2lma99 tf ture taken upon commitment has been -- G WHARTON JMES ¬ ¬ ¬ Lo-lo-ia-- the evils of profanity this morning said the ministers wife after the serv- ¬ Why did you chanTe your mind V ice I dropped my collar button while dressing for church my dear replied the good man and I didnt feel I could conscientiously do the subject justice Chicago Dsily vjws t Was nt in the Mood thought you Intended to preach on kept and this has often been found oi little avail in later years Our Fish Industry at 1 ris It has been decided that the lisheries and forestry exhibit of the United States at the Paris exposition shall be utilitarian only An exhibit of natural fish will be avoided but tinned preserved and dried fish and fishing tackle will make the department of forestry and fisheries one of the most attractive sections in the United Statee division of the exposition Locomotives in Inc One hundred and nine thousand locomotives are at present running in various countries ¬ Trees Plants lines 1 4 nf rrmn nnrl Tniilrll niTf1 - ThruiOTiil -- r T3 T7 men are naving tneir sexual vigor Tana vitality continually sapped by this dis ease They aro frequently unconscious of tho cau o of these symptoms General Weakness I nnaiural Discharges Foil¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen- ¬ sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack ot Ammtion BnrunKen varicocele Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may be tho 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 NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi ¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars frr n msb rt nnnt fnr troatmant inn cannot cure Terms moderate for 4 cure 3j Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs Small Fruits and ever thing for Orchard CURES GUARANTEED ¬ ¬ Lawn or Garden We employ no agent sell direct at reasonable prices bu Strawberry and Tree Catalogues os application to H F H1LLENMEYEK Lxxisoton K Tsienbcne 87 We trent and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLRET STRICTURE TMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ES KTDNEY und BLADR Dise aes g rrworTTiTiAv vo w nnrwa FREE If mable to call write for OUESTTON BLANK lor HOME TREATMENT ¬ 391 ¬ ¬ Kennedy Kt LaWa N w DRS Kergan L 1 a1 The number of penniless men in IM taadred dollars during the year 1897 O W MILIK Agent Klondike is placed at 3000 Pans Penniless Klondikcrs Insurance n the Hurst Home onF cost tho policy holders fifty cents on lbs 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O Lt1 lBL LjI LhL 1 V I 4 THE TE2 re id rrrv i i iaij in iti was b Iaul ¬ J9eft-Journal xy mA august 4 isrg f INinoU jnUi lllllll HEWS 1881 niiTiiLLvu w - r a r Of aTrttj iiaci - ear Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP tidtlois OUi Ovniert BWIFT fHAVP Make all Checks Money etc Iay ible to the order of Champ Orders Bko A D VER 1 181 AG RA TEb ¬ Displays oue dollar per inch for first inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per line each insertion Locals in blacL type wenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates ObitURr38 cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a ke nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ¬ ¬ ments and yearly cards Hon J C W Beckham candidate for Lieutenant Governor will speak at the court house Monday afternoon at half past one oclock -- pairs Womens Tan Ox fords and Lace shoes on the bargain table Worth 2 50 and 3 00 sale price Clays Shoe Stohe 198 cash 250 ¬ We have The Prohibition Ticket The State Prohibition Convention ¬ held Wednesday at Louisville nomina ted O T Wallace of Garrard County for Governor Mrs Francis E Beau champ President of the Womans Tem perance Uuion of Kentucky was made permanent Chairman of the Convention The resolutions adopted declare for com plete legal prohibition of the liquor traffic demand the repeal of the Goebel election law denounce the State administration and favor womans suffrage ¬ ¬ ¬ a farm wagon see me before you buy I can save you money tf Geo W Stuart If you need ¬ A Convention Called Over seven hundred silver Democrats who are opposed to Mr Goebel gathered at Lexington Wednesday to attend a conference regarding the advisability of putting out a new Democratic ticket Eld I J Spencer of the Christian Church invoked the divine biessing on the meeting and Dr Poyntz of Madison was elected Chairman and W H Polk of Lexing on was mae Secretary Speeches were made by Hou H B Kinsolving of Montgomery Hon Johu Young Brown of Louisville and Hon W H Sweeney of Marion The resolutions adopted endorsed the Chicago platform and W J Bryan de- nounced Mr Goeble and Goebelism and called for a convention to be held at Lex ington on August 16th to nominate a new tickl It is claimed that seventy five of the 119 counties of the State were represented ¬ Announcement Aud Sol Comment emnizations Of The Marriage Vows of Indianapolis Etta Fiunegan The Newcastle Wyoming smoked seventy five cigarettes pur day prints an extended account of the lost her mind and then suicided marriage of Mr Chas E Perrin a M Rail L W Smith of Lexington recently trusted employe of the B wrot a New York Life policy for 100 road to Miss Grace M Sanders daughter of EM A Sanders of Newcastle for000 on the life of A J Alexander Jr merly of this city The marriage oc ¬ of Woodford The Hawesville Plaiudealer says thit curred on July 25th in the Chris ian local fishermen are getting four and one Church Eld Sauders performing the After a reception at the half cents per pound for all the soft ceremony shell turtles they can catch They are Antlers Hotel the bride and groom left for a wedding trip to Lincoln Denver shipped to Louisville Salt Lake City and Colorado Spiings Dr John M Frazee a dealer in tobacco assigned Wednesday at Mays OBITUARY ville No schedule has been filed but it is rumored the liabilities amount to Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit iz ens H0O00 Assets are small James Buchanan aged eighty three State Auditor Sam Sto le will retire formerly of Clutouville died yesterday from politics after the first of the year in Louisville The remains will be He has already put money in the to- brought here for interment bacco business and will conduct the bus The infant child of Matt Culbertsonof iness under the name of the Stone Tothis city died at Lexington Monday and bacco Warehouse Company at Louisville the remains were brought here Tuesday For oats baled hay or straw go to afternoon for burial tf Geo W Stuart Mrs Johu V Dav sister of Capt L N died Wed ¬ Japanese silk initial handker ¬ Jas Dunn of the at nesday afternoon her home in Mays chiefs at lOcon sale at Price ville aged fifty one Cos clothiers Hiram McDowell aged seventy eight policy on earth one of the wealthiest citizens of Robert The best life insurance is to keep perfect kidneys The best son county died Monday at his home medicine on earth for those kidneys is in that county The deceased was the People who bad father of Mrs Dr Wood of this city Dr Sawyers Ukatine suffered for years found no cure for Mrs Howard aged about twenty their Kidney disorders until they used eiuht died Wednesday afternoon at the Dr Sawyers Ukatine For sale by W rooms of her husband over Twin BrothT Brooks ers store Burial this morning at ten My agency insures against oclock at the local eemeterj Services at the grave by Eld J S Sweeney fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ Mrs Sallie prompt paying compani- died Tuesday Sears aged abort seventy liable morning at her home on esnon-union corner or fieasant and Tenth streets W 0 HINTON Agent Burial Wednesday at the Paris cemetery services at the grave by Eld J S For Sale Four thousand four hun Sweeney Mrs Sears lost her husband dred No 1 sawed tobacco sticks Call and son by death on the same night two on or address John H Deaveks years ago Paris Ky Clark Tyler aged about twenty five If you dont like a good smoke dont of Mt Sterling died Tuesday of typhoid fever at CyuthUna where he was take Fulweilers Cubaua clerking in a drug store His remains Big Reduction in all our Straw were taken to Mt Sterling for burial He was known to many persons in this Hats at Price Co Clothiers KiigHgtim nth -- ji Iuteredtine Jumble Nw And Be Carefu her condition during the period be- ¬ fore her little ones are born Neglect or improper treatment then endan- ¬ gers her life and that of the child It lies with her whether she shall suffer unnecessarily or whether the ordeal shall be made comparatively easy She had better do nothing than do something wrong No woman can be too careful of FRANK 404 MAIN ¬ STREET PARIS 5a KY TH ¬ ¬ MOTHERS FRIEND is the one and the only preparation that is safe to use It is a liniment that penetrates from the outside External applications are eternally right Internal medicines are radi- ¬ cally wrong They are more than humbugs they endanger life Mothers Friend helps the muscles to relax and expand naturally relieves morning sickness removes the cause of nervousness and head- ¬ ache prevents hard and rising breasts shortens labor and lessens the pains and helps the patient to rapid recovery From a letter by a Shreveport La I have been using your woman wonderful remedy Mothers Friend for the last two months and find it just as recommended ¬ PRICES TALK A BIG CUT IN PRICES OF ¬ ¬ SUMMER GOODS 25c Organdies now 15c 12 12c 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 81 3c Shirt Waists at reduced prices Parasols at half price All goods new this season Come early and get choice ¬ Druggists sell it at ATLANTA 1 per bottle THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO UA ¬ Send for our free illustrated book Before Baby is Born Fulweilers Cnbana Its th best five cent cigar iu town The Drouth In Bourbon Bourbon seem to have suffered more from the drouth than most any county in Kentuckv for government cop reports tell of rain in many sections In this county the grass is burned to the roots and the corn aud hemp crops will only yield half an average crop The tobacco crop will also fall short Farmeis report that thev may have to cut their green corn to feed to cattle if the drouth is not soon broken ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ it EXCURSION TO SEASHORE city Why not the weilers Cnbana Smoke best Ful- - Take a pill that is a pill built on medical science by an able physician such rs the short story of Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by W T Brooks Auctioneer Forsyths ments Engage- - August 5th Allen Sharons admr stock and farm implements Sept 2 J M Scott Spl Com 220 acres of land near Shawhan Sept 5th David Judys heirs 360 of land near Millersburg are gathered and office store and farm duties are not exciting The thermom eter usually reaches the highest point about this time It will be a pleasing diversion to spend a weeks vacation in the invigorating ocean breeze and experience the unlimited pleasures at the Crawford Bros have made ample command of the summer idler by the preparations for warm weather by put sea For further information apply to iug in four fans at their barber shop ticket agents of Louisville Nashville Three will be run by water power and R R in Kentucky who will sell exone by electricity while yon get a cool cursion tickets in connection with this excursion and will also furnish infortf comfortable shave mation about time of trains etc 25j5t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A tan shoe looks and wears well and is an ideal Summer shoe Womens Persons in quest of a delightful haven Tan Oxfords sizes 2 to 7 worth 3 50 and at which to spend their summer vaca 300 On sale now at 198 per pair tion wil be interested in the aunouuee- Clays Shoe Store ment that special excursions to the Sea h will be run over the Pennsylvania bTOCK AND TURF NEWS lines on Thursday August 10th Excursion tickets will be sold to ten of the most attractive seashore resorts tras1 Txnferii pestosfe the Atlantic Coatt viz Atlantic City Turf Notes Cape Mav Anglesea Avalon Holly Warren Stoners filly Aurea won Beach Ocean Citv Sea Isle City Wild wood New Jersey Rehoboth Del aud race Tuesday at Windsor Canada Ocean City Md Royal Baron by Baron Wilkes won a The return limit will be fifteen days 3000 purse at Colnmbus O in 211 including day of purchase and will be Josh Glover of Fayette reports that ample for a delightful sojourn at the seaside The extreme return Umit will sheep ate up an acre of his tobacco ciop by August 24 whieh will allo a week Col C B Ryan A G P A of the after returning home to prepare for C O of Cincinnati has a Kentuckv school and other duties which btgin with the opening of September trotier which he has driven a mile in The date of the excursion August 10 226 She has never had any track train ¬ is the most convenient for au ouing Business is quiet at this season crops ing but Col Ryan thi uks she can trot ¬ Midsummer Outing Trip to the Ocean via Pennsylvania Lines The farmers wife who raises chickens knows that they must have food enough first to satisfy huneer Frank Co 4 my i H than that to make nesn ami fat before the will begin to lay In plain words trie tdrffl enough then bare more fflfflflmil youve got to put into the hen in r r oriVjtf T tirSn v what yon get out of h In tie shape An ill of eggs nourished h e u lays no e g g s Tliie difference daily cares and toils what she does not put back in tfie form of nourishment for nerve and body But she cant Sooner or later Ihe woman who tries it breaks down The warning signs of physical break- ¬ down are among others headache weak better than 220 stomach flatulence pain in side or back Joe Patchen 110J the great black difficult breathing palpitation of the heart These are only 3bme of the in- ¬ pacing horse has changed owners again dications of a derangement of the stomTuesday C W Marks sold him to Ed ach and organs of digestion and nutriMills of Boston for H Y Haws of tion The one sure remedy for this conis Dr Pierces Golden Medical Johnstown Pa Marks says the price is dition Discovery which strengthens the stom- ¬ 20000 cash ach purifies the blood and nomrishes and invigorates the nerves ¬ ¬ ¬ farmers wife and her chickens is that she fancies she can take out of herseft im between th PRIVATE ROOMS ON TRAINS To Chicago Over Pennsylvania Route JDST ONE ATTEHT10N CIT1ZESS Qarriae5 for 5a K ¬ Now is the time to bring in your engines mowers and farm machinery for I offer for sale my entire stock Also Mower and binder blades of buggies phaetons barouches repairs And dont forget your lawn mowers road wagons carts at reduced gas and oil stoves which I will make as good as new Gas steam and water prices I will also sell my carriage pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All shop which is sixty live feet work guaranteed long forty live feet wide and Pullman Compartment Sleeping Cars over Pennsylvania Short Lines from Louisville and Cincinnati to Chicago have luxuriously finished apartments whieh are cosy boudoirs by day and modern bed chambers by night The cars leave Cincinnati 835 p m Louisville 815 p m daily and go through to Chicago reaching that city in time for breakfast For further information ap plv to Geo E Rockwell A G P Agt Cincinnati O ¬ Mrs Martha E Barham of Newville Prince I commenced to take George Co Va writes DriPierees Golden Medical Discoveiy in June 1897 also his Favorite Prescription and I can- ¬ not express the benefit I have received from these medicines I was suffering with what the doctors called chronic indigestion torpid liver and vertigo The doctor did not do me anv My symptoms were giddiness in head good pains in chest and an uneasy feeling all over I I was all also suffered with female weakness mn dowu and could not do any work at all with ¬ out suffering from nervous attacks so I wrote to you for advice You advised me to use Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription When I commenced to use the medicines I weighed only 112 pounds now I I thank God and Dr R V weigh 140 pounds Pierce for my recovery MIL A Did you know that about everything was advancing in price You cant help it and neither can I I bought very largely in the Spring and still have an elegant line of Carpets toll ius and Wall Paper NEWHALLS MACHINE SHOT Cor Third and Pleasant St three stories high lljly 3m J II HAGGARD During the Hot Weather You Want to Avoid Cooking Paris Ky A BOSOM FRIEND all our patrons on the shirt we sell them A man cannot enjoya sermon a vacation a pic nic a dance or anything if his When Possible We can supply you with Eat- ¬ ables that will prevent the to buy these things nowanc keep them until you need them for I am offer ing them at a reduction on the Spring price i I am also closing out at VERY CLOSE PRICES what is left of THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR LOUIS SALOSHIN CO It will pay you Thats the verdict of shirt and collar arent just right We have the most attractive tine of shirts in Paris the latest things in negligee for vacation trips and the 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 heat and worry of cooking In Canned Meats we have Boned Turkey Roast Beef Chipped Beef Veal Loaf Lunch Tongue Potted Hani Potted Chicken ERENCH ENTREES Calf s Tongue Braised Beef Veal and Green Pates Game Pates Swiss Cheese Pimolas Olives Walnut Sauce Cakes etc THE UP-TO-DA- TE GROCERS REFRIGERATORS ICE CHESTS BABY CARRIAGES See those Adjustable Awnings I am show- ¬ ing Fit any window READ THEIR AD IN OUR NEXT ISSUE PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky JANES 4 L-- Jas Fee Sou Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be re Elegant line of Pictures and HAMMOCKS t J T HIKTTON Room Wood Mantels furnished complete i J Undertaking in all its branches paired Embalming scientifically attended Your furniture moved by experienced CARRIAGES FOR HIRE hands W to J L V V IH A -- ffili 0rr Copyright BEor opsr ffl VATI2Y5r r IT t CLARBNCE HERBERT NEW 1897 Inquiring for Sebastiano that even f ing the gobernador fi old me he was suf- ¬ fering from a severe attack of gastric fever which seemed likely to keep nini in bed for some time so 1 paid him a visit of condolence it was the least I could do Then I took ad vantage of his indisposition to get the treasure above water while safe from ¬ ¬ by J B Lippincott Co 1 interruption First I - nights worrying about a partner who went under water for me in mid ocean bottled up in a diving suit who tumbled off a submarine precipice and man aged to get 011 top again whos been W fowling about with ghosts and skele- ¬ CHAPTER XII Continued 1 begin to catch the idea Pack the treasure inside of them at night and let it lie in those innocent looking copra bags until you come back eh By Jove old cliap that beats my Shost haunted fissure all hollow Well call that settled I guess weve covered everything likely to come up before you get back Now what dav shall I look for you This is Sunday the 19th Ill get away from here by Tuesday morning at the latest the 21st Two weeks from that would be May 5 and four days More You can look for the steam- ¬ er oft Orote Saturday morning May ft about sunrise And be mighty careful you dont let anyone suspect shes ooming before the middle of July not ven Senorita Dorotea By the way what are you going to do about that young lady For instance Oh shucks Harry dont beat about the bush If that girl continues to help you as she has and keeps her mouth shut shes a trump Are you going to sail away and leave her at the end of the world with merely a conventional promise to call if you ever happen to be in Spain when shes living there No Im not old one When the Countess of Devon change owners it is possible that Senorita Dorotea may have an interest in her My mind has been pretty well occupied with this speculation of ours for the past two weeks but well Hows Gracia Youll see for yourself when we go below for breakfast She thinks a good deal of Senor Knriquito tells me all the time thai I dont half appreciate his friendship for me so youre welcome to be as brotherly or cousinlj- - as you please with her especially as shes likely to sail with us on the Hong Kong voy age Really Good The girls ought to be very chummy together But I say suppose anything should happen tome or through some unforeseen misfortune I should lose the stuff If youd contracted to buy the ship and support a wife in the bargain youd be in a good deal of a hole After all Dick its a frightful big gamble And I dont know thatyoure justified in taking chances Oh bosh Id like to know what chances Ive taken or am likely to take compared with yours Ive got 20000 in gold right here on this table to do with as 1 see fit I could get married and skip with even that much couldnt I And Im likely to sit up Oh ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ spent a couple of nights in removing the silver already secured from Tarofofo and stowing it away in the copra bags at Apra Then made regular trips every second day to the reef returning with a long reach to the north northwest which brought me into Apra bay about midnight and working at the stowage until after three This with staying under water at the wreck was pretty exhausting work and but for the rest on the odd I days house would have aroused comment very shortly so I spent the time upon the water with Dorotea napping in the bottom of the proa while She fished and kept watch as soon as we were well away from land Sebastianos illness was the thickest streak of all mv luck 1 was becinnin to feel careless because of our interrupted good fortune when returning from the last trip but one a shadowy proa followed me into the bay I heM off toward the Agat road until I wo figures landed from her and walked into the copra shed then steered out to sea as fast a Hie wind would take me Before rounding Punta Orote I thought nf and discarded a dozen dif ferent plans I had taken great pains to stow the treasure in the very center of the bags so there was nothing but innocent copra for a thickness of sev eral rows around and above it and 1 knew if the strangers examined each bag as they went along they would scarcely reach the stuff before morn ing It then occurred to me that Brer Miguels ghost wasnt earning its salt as guardian of the empty fissure at Tarofofo and might be employed to advantage nearer home so 1 sailed around after him as fast as possible I had reached Apra a little early that night so had time to return before daybreak and running ashore near s the watering place about of a mile from the shed I hurried toward it holding mjr apparition be- ¬ fore me The intruders had evidently investigated until they were tired out and were sound asleep on top of the pile of bags This was just the opportunity I wanted Propping the figure up under the roof about ten feet from them I crawled out of sight on the opposite side and turned the ray from my lantern upon it Then 1 dropped a piece ¬ 1 ¬ three-quarter¬ ¬ ¬ couldnt have kept it up To lave slept all day at the gobernadors 1 j j ready wit this narrative would be merely one of fruitless adventure A tchoouer came sailing into Apra one of the island schooners which trade in cocoanuts beehe-de-me- r and other products in search of water poultry and any cargo there might happen to be in the place Noticing the bags of copra under the shed her captain offered the harbor master a higher rate than tha which obtained at Manila and was told that as the gobernador would undoubtedly be glad to sell at such a jrrice he might send ashore for it whenever he pleased We were just coming in from a sail and saw the schooners men loading some of the bags into a jolly boat as we skirted along outside of Apapa island My must have been absolutely colorlace less for Dorotea laid her hand upon my arm and exclaimed Madre de Dios querido what is it que tiene V No tengo nada but look They are taking away the copra in that schoon er The treasure It is packed away I never dreamed in the bags they would be disturbed until Ilalstead came for them Oh good Lord how on earth an I stop them without giv ing the whole thing away Steer inside Apapa and land at the will stop it very quickly pier Rut how What can you say that will not arouse suspicion that there is something more valuable in the bags I cannot tell until I ask of the harbor master why he does permit it then I will think of something Does e Capitan Ilalstead know Of course he does and expects to take them next trip Then he would surely ive more than other men for them Yes yes So will I Only keep them where they are until he comes I have it Say that I spoke to you of a new chemical discovery which Halstead told me about one which increases the value of copra and which made him think of buying this lot on specu- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ DISRUPTED BY GOLF leace of 210 Years Rudely Broke by tbe 9Iodern Game In a Yankee Town I vyBnW0nTljflMlnnnny m us- - 1 Whr got more lives than a Kil-f- I reckon I can stand the cat es if you can 11 well do our level best and hope everythingll come out all right of particularly interested in Yap start back in an hour or two ret down to business urh you wont It was pretty gating to make the island as running before the wind but ck is another matter Youd nake a reach of 400 miles nor- before you could put about jan and jou couldnt go 48 Of course you a without sleep Id get the un and figure about lie re you were but it might take a ek standing off and on and we cant Pord either the risk or the time As it ppens there are two Pouynipete laniards aboard who want to reach brana this voyage but under the cir- Matances Id run you up there re llessof consequences I reckon that iers from Sebastiano and De Garma smooth aver the irregularities of i trip and when we own the Count- l can dc as 1 please with her the conversation was drowned the whistle as we signaled for a lot off Toiuil bay and by six bells b were anchored opposite Kul inside e reefs The cura Juan was almost dralyzed when 1 shook hands with m tlovv my presence on the steamer as possible wfcen he had last seen me wing ashore at Apra he simply could ot understand and when Diaz told iin of my beiu picked up at sea he rossed himself several times That he natives sailed from one island to nother in thf Carolines he knew but he Jumps were seWmn long ones and very rarely beyond sight of land 1 1 iato fyotyxe Stiit hU4afkjflF4up mile 55SJP proa a s if hed a cable aint f SHE FISHED AND KEPT WATCH of copra upon the stomach of the man nearest me He was sleeping so soundly ¬ heavier piece which startled him with a grunt of surprise and pain In about three seconds his eye fell upon that faintly illuminated wax figure and with a howl a ¬ ¬ that I had to try ¬ jump he ran for his boat as if he were trying to break a record His com panion wasnt more than five seconds after him and the two fought like madmen in their attempt to shove off and get away To make the effect per manent I grabbed my dummy and holding the lantern so that its rays thing had reduced their cries to would be reflected back upon it glided swiftly after them The horror of the of terror that made my own nerves ¬ ¬ ¬ in- ¬ t CHAPTEK XIII Tmeucxi t three day is passed very pleas- xim uuie uau uoiyei arriveu ior explanations to either McPherson or murita Gracia but we gave him 30 he doubloons as an evidence of the N iny dre or rather his eminence the ishop should have no opportunity come aboard at Apra So as the wo passengers had but little luggage whether strict honesty wouldnt rewas arrangeo inai we snouia De quire my searching for heirs of the ropped in the proa somewhere off original owners This didnt trouble ocos island the steamer then head me verj long however The risks Hal ig for Manila Without further loss of stead and I had undergone and the time This arrangement was carried way we had worked the problem out to our and the people at Agana had no a successful result seemed to give us suspicion of the Countess visit until a better claim upon the money than after we landed The Pouynipetites anjone else even our fat and schemhaving been occupied with their own ing friend Sebastiano So the days slipped along through affairs were not positive as to just when jr how I had come aboard so the April into May while I rested and impression got about that having learned what it was to have a beautiful eo bl vn out to sea 1 had been womans personality creep into the Then ked up a long distance from land deepest corners of my heart juveyed to a safer neighborhood one morning there came a cloud which because the two strangers threatened disaster to all our hopes and but for Dorotes position and vg that way ¬ We were all very anxious ssed various plans for the future with th on the way back to Guajan gress we were making and dis- - that the demons to get out where the wind would fill their sail so as it was low tide I waded after them holding Brer Miguel high enough to give him tne appearance of walking upon the water When I flrwy xded back to shore it was getting gray feenhlfi Tiniquio st I lost no time in stowing myfrievd uu der several layers of copra bags wlierc he was likely to be undisturbed but where I could get him in short order if his services should be required again Then hurrying back to my proa I dumped the cargo of specie overboard in four feet of water where it could easily be found whenever there should be an opportunity for secreting it This affair so thoroughly awakened me to the danger of delay that I re- ¬ moved all the remaining treasure from the wreck in one big load next trip Standing for the last time in the laza- ¬ retto of Nuestra Senora de Sevilla four fathoms under the Pacific I felt a though I were sa3ing good by to an old friend for I shall probably never see her again There was something wonderful in the way she had guarded those millions for me all the years since the- first disappeared under wa- ¬ ter and I speculated a little as to ¬ articulate gasps and they worked like Not a hundred miles from Boston is an ancient town embowered in elms liiie most New England villages with two or three long streets on which old and new houses are set in democratic nearness to the roadway though they have ample space between them and broad acres of garden and arable and pasture behind Scattered on side roads running into the country are other dwellings some of venerable age others in the freshness of smart white paint but all simJ pie unpretentious and homelike most- ¬ ly surrounded by farms neat and pros perous raising the modest hardy crops of the New England climate Small hills bound the horizon lakes and the glittering curves of a river course diversify the landscape and though the face of the countryside is rather smiling than picturesque a ew groves of large pines have been spared to Set off the cheerful brilliancy of open fields and young coppices Best of all while every prospect pleases the work and life of the men who have inhabited it have left traditions and associations which enhance the quiet beauty of the rural town or which until a few years ago were allowed to do so Names famous in pioneer days in colonial times and the revolutionary period are to be read on the molder ing gravestones in the cemeteries and survive in their descendants who still And days more lately dwell there survived in the memories of lived philosophers and romancers whose fame is worldwide while their simple neighborly personalities are the be- ¬ loved and honored property of this favored spot A very few years ago one still lived who having touched the skirts of the iation fhe treasure will need chem- - immortals passed on the virtue he had ieals to get the corrosion off any received to visiting pilgrims whom he way loved to guide to the sacred shrines Ai that will do But you must not hallowed by virtue patriotism wisdom so alarmed appear Knriquito Do you It was also his delight to light one of your cigarros Smoke as and genius townsmen together in the his if it did make no difference to you gather Leave the ret to me Now vivo take enjoyment of simple fraternal pleas the frown from your forehead Come ures and to keep warm the strains of there is el official Senor Legaspe kindred blood and the honest pride in Senor Legaspe why do los hombres an honest race in the unpretentious manner of the olden time Brought up remove the copra El capitano gives two dollars more in the common schools there was no distinction between the moderately I than the Manila rate senorita knew el q obernador would accept such rich and the son of labor Democracy an offer so I have given him permis in its purest form survived without af fectation and all agreed in respecting sion to load You have made a mistake senor only those accidents of genius which the gobernador will be greatly dis bore the hallmark of no human coin pleased The price of copra has risen ige and claimed for itself only a chance very much and the stranger capitano of service the opportunity to deliver thinks we have not heard of it Stop the message with which it was intrustthem instantly I should regret to ed Into this modern Eden happj- - in see you in trouble Senor Legaspe its isolated uncontaminatcd purity for A thousand apologies senorita it 250 years though the fruit of the tree shall be as you saj I knew nothing o of knowledge had been gathered and he rise in values and I but thought el eaten there in ample feasts the serpent gobernador would be pleased to sell had never entered Hola hombres The copra is not for It came at last It has destroyed the sale Take those bags out of your boat Eden the men and women hide them- and bring them back JseJvts f rompgacthetj and are ashamed The sailors looked at one anothet if they are not clothed in golf suits and then grumblingly began to do all is dissonance and discord Sets have they were told The schooners cap been formed the golf club being the tain must have been watching through example gay visitors from abroad have his glass for inside of five minutes he been drawn to join it some of them dropped another boat into the water have bought and built villas and and came ashore as fast as his men have settled in the place could row Hailing the harbor master The number of members is limited in bad Spanish when he was within ear some try to get in some cant afford shotjie asked what tbe devil was the to do so some who have not been asked matter and why his men were taking loudly assert their disapproval of the the stuff out of the jolly boat Leinnovation The golf set attracts the gaspe was smarting a little under the younger people and sharp trick he thought the captain had against themselves houses are divided because the club played upon him and was very short in his reply that the gobernador members withhold themselves from the would not sell and that was all there popular assemblies the fairs the lec tures the lawn parties the church about it meetings of the old townspeople Who says he wont shouted the ¬ An exclusive daicing captain Ive had my glass on the ter draws sharp lines class in the win a livery or two shore for half an hour and no one has are set up some men dress for dinner spoken to you but this yellow faced chap and the girl yonder He aint the In so small a place the growth of gobernador Ill take my oath and as cliques means not indifference but for the girl I dont allow no damned antagonisms in place of friendly inter native women to interfere in my busi- est and the pungent gossip which it creates Merely wealthy folks come to ness It took all the self control I had to spend the summer attracted by a keep from knocking the man down somewhat easier access to social rec His cool appropriation of our millions ognition than in more definitely fashwas a serious enough offense without ionable resorts Circumstances do not the gratuitous insult to the girl in permit the expansion of the old town tended to marry I stepped in front into one of these an evolution which of the fellow and looked him over would at least have a definite value it is only spoiled rusticity and half Then I said This lady sir is Senorita de Garma baked gentility The shades of the departed worthies only daughter of his excellency Col once so near and benignant have gone De Garma gobernadcr of ihe Ladronps I supposed from your colors that you back glibbering and sighing to hades were a German but Im ashamed to while the maker of society notes does see that you came from my own coun- ¬ rot think it worth while to come and try You will doubtless see fit to apol- ¬ dwell there The poor old town has fold its soul and has not even got the ogize to the lady at once Boston Globe Waal perhaps I war a leetle hasty mess of pottage I dunno who you mought be stranger Scurvy butyer kin tell thur leddy I didnt mean Prior to the present century scurvy no offense wimmins a good deal alike was one of the most dreaded diseases out here n thur islands an I didnt jedge her right thats all But about on shipboard Armies were decimated that thar coppera I want a cargo of it by it and navies rendered useless an Im willin ter pay er far price Ill sometimes half a ships crew would be give the gobernador four dollars moren disabled by scurvy Until the research- ¬ thur Manila rate an he kin pocket thur es of physicians showed that it owed difference but I dont callate ter leave its origin to the lack of fresh vegetables its ravages were frequent and wide- ¬ Apra without it spread In 1795 there was introduced Im afraid youll have to I happen to know the stuft is worth a good deal into the British navy the admirable more than the price you name and regulations of provisioning ships-of-wdrawn up by Blane Since then rather than let you have it 111 buy it scurvy has almost disappeared At the myself on speculation Oh ye will Whats ter purvent mp present time it is seen only in excep layin down my money here on thur tional circumstances such as have re- ¬ sand an teliin my men ter put it cently arisen in the Klondike Even in I reckon you an that dago the long lonely voyages to the pole aboard our means of furnidhing the crews with aint goin ter stop me Thais where you make another mis- ¬ vegetable food in various forms has take Senor Legaspe sent for the gob prevented any outbreak of importance Philadelphia Medical Journal ernador an hour ago and hell be here with the officers of his staff very shortSpiders inl the Diving Hell ly In the meantime if you or youi There is nothing new in the diving inen lay a fibg er on those basrs IlJ bell Long before man thought he in- ¬ shoot you without a seconds warning I was playing for millions and I meant vented it the water spider knew all what 1 said More than that as you about it The water spider crawls huve grossly insulted the senorita Ill down a reed dragging his diving bell kill you if you stay another five mia vfwh him and anchors it under water on a level keel so that the air it con ¬ utas en shore tains keeps the water out N Y World tro bs cootinuviiJ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m mvGPcvSSaM Wl A fi55 IE iRa KniHBi IMU NWe2 fefesllftTilflWM wjfilaffs aOylmaTA U4 liljSftfflHP fin K Ring out tha old Ring out th false brne Ptey fores e Ring In the new Ring in the trua a you the new and true from too ot Norway DR au St Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS Natures most natural remedy Improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surface of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs re exhila¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and thy infkuaed membranes are healed and soothed so that then1 Is no inclination to cough 60L0 8 Alt GOOD DRUGGISTS mnj remedy equni u Ur sells permanent relief It rives quick to grip aa well aa coughs and cold It make weak 1 ung trong Mra M A Metcalfe Ptne-Tar-Hon- ey I AM 88 YEARS Bottlea Only 25o 6O0 and 100 BE SURE YOU GET OLDaacl never aat Slttt ad Dr Bells Pine-Tar-Hon- ey fteducah Ky The New Werner Edition of The Encyclopedia Britamica 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 A way has been betore them pruviucu in 111c new vveuiei cui-tion of the Encyclopaedia Britan nica complete in thirty volumes ¬ ¬ Political Economy are a few of its articles which have been adopted by Yale Harvard and Columbia colleges This shows in what esteem it is held by the highest educators in the land 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party left Jacob Kimball was assessed 7 50 for The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Wedueaday for a sojourn at Olympian TELEPHONE NO 124 being drunk Elsewhere Springs SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Spring Styles Howard Hats at quiteMrs June Payne continues to be Tne Paris camping party arrived home ill Payable in Advance Welnesdav from a delightful fortnights 3 now go at 225 Come and One yer You will find on the tables Lawns Dimities White Goods f2 00 Six months 100 Miss Sadie Clarke is visiting friends outiu at Olympian Springs get your pick Price Co Table Linens Napkins and Towels Black and Colored Irass in Winchester Miss Louisa Wheat of Louisville is Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Clothiers Goods Silks and Satins Parasols Hosiery Muslin Underwear payable to the order of Champ Bro Mrs Lawrence Dickersou is visiting spendiug the heated term at Bay View Notions Etc All mu t go to make room for our Fall purchases No Advertisements In Postoffice relatives at Butler Mich with her graudmother Mrs O Ticket No 1020 won the ten dollar The Postmaster General has in- ¬ OUR SALES HAVE SURPRISED YOU BEFORE THIS Mr F B Carr attended the Rich W Thomas prize offered by Parker James for structed Postmasters to strictly enforce mond fair yesterday Rev F W Ebrhardt Messrs M A ONE CAPS THE CLIMAX August the following section of the lawKenney Ned O wings and John WillPost Chas C Clark and family are visitmastes are strictly forbidden to place or ing relatives in Mason Come and see what we can save you All goods iams are spending a few days at Dr L H Landman oculist of Cin ¬ cinnati will be at the Hotel Windsor permit to be placed upon the wall or Miss Betsy Hall has gone to Rich- Olympian Springs marked in plain blue figures Remember after the last other wise for public exhibition within mond for a Mr and Mrs J W Fergnson and Mrc Tuesday August 8th visit to friends day all goods go back to regular prices Postoffice lobby thereto or on any porMrs J D Feeney and son are at Chas Webber left yesterday for WauAlfred Burns colored of Califori ia tion of the Postoffice premises business kesha Wisconsin where they will spend GS-has bought the residence on Sycamore cards circulars placards hand bill9 or tending the fair at Richmond six weeks or two months 5I5J 3Iain Street Mrs W L Yerkes entertained the straet owned by Wm Corbin advertisements of private business John Fox Jr the novelist has deSix Hand Euchre Club yesterday afterveloped into quite a baseball player He The residences of Ed Hibler and Nature is forgiving and will restore noon is shortstop on the Big Stone Gap team James Stivers on Eighth street are rapid- your diseased kidneys that will give you Dr J R Adair has been ill for sev- and is said to be one of the fowns crack ly nearing completioa perfect health by using Dr Sawyers eral days but hop s to be fully recovered players Ukatine For sale by W T Brooks by to morrow For Rent Three nice rooms on A Pleasant Reunion Walker avenue Apply to The Wages of Sin Mrs C H Meng and children have Mrs Lauri T Taylor The members of Company C Ninth George Henry Allen plead guilty in gone to North Fork to visit Mrs Calvert mother of the former Confederate Cavalry held an exceptionLost Silver pin of four leaf clover Judge Purnells court to stealing a lot Miss Mary Grannon of Cincinnati ally pleasant reunion Wednesday at design lost on tne street Finder will of chickens from Mr J B Kennedy one Our whole stock must be cleared up before Fall good is here to spend the Summer with her Wm Tarrs beautiful deer park in honor pleaee leave at The News office night last week and was given thirty of their comrade Capt John A Miller come in and we have cut prices on everything mother Mrs J J Grannon days at hard labor Here The Georgetown Times says that Rev Mrs C N Fithian and son Edward of Atlanta who brought his family to a few special values Will Warren and Mary Turpin color Z T Cody was throwu from his bicycle ed were tried for fornication and were have returned from a visit to Mr and Kentucky several weeks ago for a visit 25c French Organdie now 12 lc last week and was severely bruised He dismissed with costs of 12 on condito relatives Mrs John McClintock in Richmnd SJc Cotton now 5c 15c Lawns now BJc was not able to preach Sunday 25c 10x4 She tioK now 18 At twelve oclock a typical Kentucky tion that they married immediately 35c Imported Piqne now 20c Misses Anna Garth Tarr and Mary 20c Bleached Vests now 10c 25c Imported Piqnp now 15 Best Tarr will leave to morrow for a pic uic dinner which means a bountiful We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords which they did 15c Lisle Vests now 8c Henrj Myers and Lida White com- to visit Miss Lucy Royce in Sharpsburg feast of everything that is good was 20c Iudia Liutns now 10 2 00 bilk Umbrellas now 1 00 this week nothing so comfortable on spread on an improvised table under the 15c Madras Llutbs now 84c 20c Ladies and Chi Ids Hose now 10c promised a similar charge by getting the feet these warm days Miss Elizabeth Van Meter who has fine old now 50c 50c Lisle Threads Hos now 25c forest trees The scene was so 7c Tnbln Liueusnow 35c married and paying 12 costs 50c Table Lines Isgrig aug4tf Davis Thomson been visiting relatives in the city re- pretty 1 00 Snmmer Corsets now 50c that Capt Miller had the table 8c Peuang and Percales now 5c John Morris and Ida Chappell were turned yesterday to her home in Dan175c Kid Gloves now 100 photographed to take back to Atlanta as Lost A large gold ring with in- each fined twenty dollars for fornication ville a sruvenir scription on inside From Mamma to These are a few of our great redkctiois and bv calling They were like iron those childrens Rogers who epent a Miss Lida The afternoon was spent in a readiug ion us you will find everything else LiKie Tn dollars reward will be reduced likewise paid for its return to The News office Oxfords and slippers that go almost for fortnight at Olympian Springs with the of the history of the company and in the asking Paris camping party left jesterday for swappiug army stories at Davis Thompson The yonug League of the Isgrigs The Westminster her borne in Maysville ang4 tf people present numbering about twenty Second Presbyterian Church will ar Miss Eloise Cleary of Covington spent several pleasant hours with Misses The Lexington Fair range for the Circle Excursion to High was the guest of Mias Mabel Russell Anna Garth Tarr and Mary Best Tarr Bridge by river ani rail at an early The Lexington fair to be given next Tuesday evening while en route to at their hospitable home near the woodday land week by the Elks will have a fine pro- Flemingsbnrg to visit friends Besides Capt Miller and wife and John Chisholm a carpenter acci gram including races by fast horses and Chas Meng Jr of this county left dentallv struck himself in the head with guideless wonders diving horses and Wednesday for Stanford to join a house their handsome daughters Misses Edna a grub hoe Wednesday while at work elks glass ball shooting by Dr Carver party to be entertained by the Misses Mamie and Rinette and eon Mr Hall near Ruckerville and cut a gash about fine stock rings at d a Midway which Carpenter Calvert Meng left last Miller there were present a score or f five inches ljug in his head will comprise the Hagenbeck animal night to be a member of Miss Frances more of guests from Paris and Millers MkiL burg The members of Company C show the Streets of Cairo Ye Olde YOU WAIT Dr W W Beveridge physician at Romany Rye Gypsy Camp The Crystal Reeds house party in Mason county were present were John A Miller Misses Mamie and Minnie Walby who Bellevue Hospital New York writes Maze the Moulon Rouge Darknet s and G Abraham Louisville AT and Mr Chas Hoeing of Lexington are Atlanta John that Dr Chas Daughertys condition Dawn W John Boulden Maysville C H tn theatres German village continues qnite satisfactory and that Grecian village Millie Christine the guests of Mr W B Hutchinson at the Meng G T Bradley North MiddlFoote home on East Third street They he is receiving the best of attention two headed girl and many othrr inter wheeled to Blue Lick Springs Tuesday town Russell Mann A T Forsyth J If your childs shoes are almost gone esting features not to mention the Flo- accompanied by Messrs Elmer Foote and E Kern J E Hedges John T Neebitt ttWfk get a pair of these low shoes offered at ral Hall The fair begins next Tuesday Wood Grinnan and spent a delightful W G Holt Pete Mernaugh and Ben Dykes of Paris Jos A Miller and and continues till Saturday night j such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson day at that famous resort Jesse Payne of Millersbnrg and Henry aug4tf Isgrigs 250 pairs of womens tan Oxfords and I ettou of Carlisle Excursion X9CJaeiniti V and 30ffvafue at a Wednesday wasYhe hottest f Two car loads of fresh salt just reClays Shoe Store 198 Te L N will sell tickets to Cin it he Summer in Paris Several her i Geo W Stuart cinnati at the rate of 125 for the round ceived f finonteters in the city registered lfO in Elk News Notes trip Sunday Tickets good going on Thermometers in the the shade couatry near Pans marked 98 in the County Clerk E D Paton and Dr train leaving Paris at 515 a m and shadp Philip Foley were inducted into the returning on train leaving Cincinnati at 755 p m OF Ybsterday morning about half past Paris Elk Lodge Tuesday night Are advised that our stock of eleven a fire was discovered between the Ladies Kid Oxford sizes 2 to 4 worth Farm Implements Etc Paris will send large crowds to the Harwjure Stoves and Tinware roof and ceihug of the Reed Lanndry Lexington Elk Fair next week and of 350 go this week for 150 at Dawis aug4tf Isgrigs C and it did about tit t v dollars damage course the Paris Elks will be there in Thorn peon is large and complete I will offer for sale on the Court house before it was extinguished by the fire large numbers The Elk Fair will be tqaare on prices are as low as anyone The Richmond Fair department the biggest thing that ever happened in MONDAY AUGUST 7th make a specialty of Bu lde Lexington The Richmond Fair is attracting Col Hoagland who was in Paris One wheat drill bought last year Mrs Mary Crockett of Sacramento large crowds this week with a tine proHardware Tin Roofing Slate and Ga vani d Iron Work Stee last week in the interest of having a One Holler Cutting Harrow 1 000 stake for saddlers Two Oliver Chilled Plows curfew ordinance passed has also vis Cal has given her elegant home in that gram The Ceilings 8nd everything pertaining to building We erapl y the Two Double Shovel Plows Wednesda was won by C T Sand and Richmond for the city to the Sacramento Elk Lodge The ited Winchester One Cultivator Plow best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See same purpo e The Danville city coun mansion and grounds are valued at ridge of Boyle with Preston a bay I also offer at private eale one rubber stallion by Washington Denmark cil passed a curfew ordinance Tuesday 90000 tire buggy a black mare known as us before contracting Frenchman ridden by Cottie Nagle Black Dinah two sets of harness new night The Louisville Elks have bought a won second money Monte hristo get- mahogany furniture new home for 17000 I will be in Paris every Saturday and WINN Miss Blanche Hudson a splendid voting third money and Margaret Stewart Lodge has decided to atwill advance money on tobacco crops The Paris calist of this city assisted by Miss Mary Successors to Cook Winn B F BUCKLEY body next fourth Lou Fithian a talened pianist and tended the Elk Fair in a Jas Hukill won third money Tuesday It Paris Ky 11 a m Miss Hester Margolen a clever violiaist Thursday leaying Paris on the in the 230 pace and Henry Gaitskill N It is hoped that of this city will give a concert Tuesday train over the L got second money atnight at the North Middletown Metho- every Elk will make it convenient to Postponement of Sale The Bourhon Steam Laundry dist Church All three of the young tend having secured office room at The sale of Allen Sharon advertised ladies are accomplished artists and The Yellow Fever Scare Parker James corner Fourth for Saturday August 5th has been those who attend the concert will be The presence of thirty six cases of and Main will locate their main postponed indefinitely favored with some fine music The adJOS HOUSTON Phone No yellow fever at the Hampton Soldiers office at that place mission will be twenty five cents Aug-l-3- t Administrator Home near Newport News has caused 4 All calls or hundles entrusted Lanndry Changes Ownership several Parisians who iutended starting to them will receive prompt at ¬ Notice Leonard Cook son of the late Capt next week for Old Point Comfort to tention indefinitely D L Cook has bought the interest postpone their visit SUMMER COMMENTS We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered The presence at Newport News of of Kenney Houston in the Reed Laun All persons having claims against the Regarding Theatrical Folk and Other estate of J Q Ward deceased will pre All Ladies and Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords and dry on Main street and has taken pos Mrs A C Adair and Misses Pattie and People Talked About sent tbeni properlv proven according to Mabd Letton of this city and Mre session of the property Lieut Cook Lewis Morrison will take a company law at the office of J Q Ward Jr Slippers must go this month regardless of price Many has many friends who will wish him Robt Woolums formerly Minnie Let for settlement News is of players to Japan and Australia ton who lives at Newport success in his new business All persons knowing themselves in- lots go at less than half price Our bargain tatffecausing their friends considerable un debted to the estate of the deceased will Who Lost These easiness The soldiers home has been broken lots is well worth your inspection Gall early and The xys at Fishkill Landing are so please call and settle WARD Jr altf J M J Yesterday while a colored man nam quarantined by all of the surrounding slow that the girls have formed a KissParis Ky get cnoice ing Bug Club and will catch several of of Water street points ed Lawson Butler Twenty five hundred guests left Old the bags and have them sting the boys RucKerville was cleaning out the public Comfort Tuesday and the balance thereby inoculating them with a kissing well in that village he found a number Pdnt leaving as fast as they can get away desire of silver knives and forks of Rogers are make They had evidently been in the Some Cool Heading We have fifteen hundred young Prof E H Boone of the Boone Yaki water only a short time thrifty ewes for sale Will sell any OVER AND OVER AM OYEJT Prof Asa Martin the Lexington Company will open his season Monday part of the number Fine Export Cattle AGAIN weather prophet makes the following at Rnsbville Ills and has dates for a FRETWELL FISHER Aug-l-t- f Paris Ky number of fairs in Illinois and Indiana have we asserted that we do the flnert W B Griffith the export cattle buyer predictions for the coming winter M Monlater in Prof Boone tells the writer that lanndry work in Parrs lut jm will As Christmas comes this year on of this city bought in Clark county this such the season he will come to Paris and put have to test its merite in hot wtatber t week seventy nine export cattle from day we can look for perilous times EWES FOR SALE earthquakes pesti- on a big show the first night of the enappreciate the fact Your t birte col- Penn Taylor forty five from I C Van as wars famines storms on sea and land gagement being free ais trd ifTtt fttiwilkt ir Meter 104 from flaryey Rogers and lences terrific w great distress among nations duck crash ard liitn vttts tid I have for sale a few extra nice Shrop sixty nine from F B Wall These and Mr James Lane Allen whose Choir shire tw s Call on or address give evidecce of their nruici ItTEder- There will be during the winter pounds cattle weighed from 1400 to 1550 W P WORNALL one will Invisible has passed the 200000 mark ng whtn dore up htre h g jut hk and were bought at four a id five cents twenty five snows The first Box 300 Paris Ky 1899 the year There will be lives in New York most of new and keeping chan and Imh kter-fall November 11 per pound than by any other method known Last week Mr Griffith bought ixtv two ice spells one in December the His home is cne of the old fashioned January Ice will be three and brownstone front mansions above Forty eight export cattle from Horace Miller oiher in five inches thick second street which was in the center B of this city and thirty seven from J C one half inches and will be ten days of zero weather of Gothams Four Hundred a decade Scobee and forty nine from G W Rash There 10 degrees below ago Mr Allen is a tall spectacled of Winchester at from four and one- - The coldest day willrt be Ia i nj VAl n I H mi his half to five cents These cattle weighed zero ine peopie cau jy m uuai auu man retiring to a degree and carries you all in avoidance of personal publicity to the W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors Office over the Bourbon Bank from 1350 to 1425 pounds The price be ready as I have warned point of eccentricity time Phone 4 Main office at Parkerj James H5jytf was 450 to 5 per cwt Nineteenth YearEstablUhed ¬ BQOBBQK HEWS Fined By Judge Webb PERSONAL MENTION IMER WANDERERS TUCKERS CLEANING UP SALE Seven Large Tables Devoted to This Sale I ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TTTOKER ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SUMMER CLEARANCE SUMMER CLEARANCE CONDONS ¬ BOUND TO GO NOW are ffifJCISH ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ UMBRELLAS RE G0VERED WHILE iPtTOs - -- PfttfWli tffl iwss ¬ ¬ CrMjuiflxRSW FROl CHE DOLLAR kfoffbhw2i IE f ¬ ¬ PUBLIC SALE OUR FRIENDS t THE PEOPLE i y 33 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LOWRY ¬ ¬ ¬ -- 2000 Administrators BARGAINS IN SHOES tx - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ af ¬ ¬ Ewes For Sale DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG V ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ t tuti 28-jly-- 4t tti - - CHAS DICKSON DENTIST The Bourbon Steam Laundv - I - r -- i r m m I THE BOURDON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY AUGUST 4 1899 FEEDING THE CALF How to Care for a Young Animal Dei tlned to Be Rained for llreed iiiK Pur pones OUR SPORTS IN HAVANA CttVtttn FROM TRIFLING CAUSES Readily Take to llorc- - ICac iuit Baelmll lolf anil Odier retty Uuitrrrla Have brought Ionjj and Bloody toiiBli ti In the Auutraitnli 1ast HEMMED IN BY MUD Salutary Rffect of Good Roads on the Home and Social Lif of Rural Cont in unit its e writers and lecturers who wish to make farmers contented with their lot to say that farmers have teams and their It is not uncommon for agricultural ¬ wives and families can go to town when intended these poisonous they like and attend churches socia- ¬ substances are sure to be bles lectures farmers clubs granges absorbed into the blood al- ¬ history clubs and Chautauqua circles The Kidnaping Trust ways causing suffering and for study and entertainment This is What have you done with the child frequently causing severe asked the chief kidnaper all true to some extent and is excellent disease Just boxed his ears replied the eighth except during the two to four months There is a common sense assistant accomplice cure of fall winter and spring when a large Now adexclaimed the chief Good dress the box to that yellow journal and part of the farmers living remote from i write the editor that we will furnish excluany village are practically mud sive clews to the whereabouts of the rebound There is something romantic mainder of the child for 10000 less two per cent for spot cash beautiful and poetic in being snow Standard and Catholic Times bound in the way describ d by our bem m loved poet Whittier in his delightful two It is not good to mix too mucu Locating the Trouble coarse meal such as oat chop in milk Dear me the circus isnt what it used put a tablespoonful or two in at first to be Now John stop f circus is all right the and increase the quantity as the calf it is you that has changed You know you seems to relish it When the calf is couldnt climb a pole turn a double somerabout three weeks old pat some oat Desault or skin the cat to save your life troit Free Press chop in a manger where it can get it a very little at first and as it licks it up Ladles Cnn Wear Shoes clean keep giving more also let them One size smaller after using Allens Foot have access to salt and fine well saved Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight They daily insure an easy L or new shoes easy Cures swollen hot clover hay and pulped roots Do not 4 sweating aching feet ingrowing nails corns and natural movement of T4 allow the feed to become stale before SAMOAN LIFE and bunions At all drugtrists and shoe L the bowels 4 MAN FROM MEMPHIS them but keep the manger clean and stores 25c Trial package FREE bv mail You will find that the use of F put in fresh feed each time There is When Not at War They Have a Vary Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y helps them to eat better HI Opinion of Chicago Weather Waa nothing that Eaiy and Agreeable Kormed frost Seetna a Kadis Power of a Woman than teaching them to leave a clean Time tor Salesroom In five minutes a woman can clean up a Be careful to feed regularly plate When native Samoans are not at war mans room in such a way that it will take both as regards time and quantity A stranger in Chicago trudged along they seem to foreigners to have a very him five days to find out where she put Continue along these lines changing things Berlin Herald Vji z i a the food at times to increase the appe- ¬ Dearborn street the other day with a easy and agreeable life There is never with the pills wilt hasten tite and in summer when the flies are yellow valise in one hand and a tattered verj much to do and what there is is The Bert Preseriptlon for Chills recovery It cleanses the bad let them have a moderately dark and travel worn copy of a Memphis not arduous or tiring The old women and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless blood from all impurities and AN UNPAVED CITY STREET and is a great tonic to the nerves well ventilated place to stay in through paper in the other At the corner of for instance braid mats or sit upon Chill Tonic Itis simply --ironpay quinine in Price50c Lake street his gaze wandered to one the rocks and beat and strip the bark a tasteless form No cure no poem but there is neither beauty poe ¬ the day and a good pasture to feed in at Wrtt m the Doctor Our Medical Department bu one try nor romance in being mud bound night When they are weaned from of the big windows in the block and for making tapa the native cloth The Nose Budg ebys of the most eminent physicians in a he paused and sidled up to it Before men spend much of their time in mak- ¬ The first step in civilization is the step milk in the fall a run on rape for the United States Tell the doctor Mamma You lust how you are suffering advice up and out of sie mud We know H month or two puts their stomachs in him was the salesroom of a steam radi- ing fishing nets and tackle What is it dear will receive the best medical Isnt the pineapple on papas face almost without cost AddressC town that ha furnished its full share fine shape to take hold of the coarser ator company and various styles In spite of the simplicity of the na- ¬ AVER DR J Puck wipe enough to pick Lowell Mas of inspiring agricultural literature for fodder in winter quarters Calves fed shapes and sizes of radiators were tional attire the Samoans are rather press and platform in which some of in this way will generally grow well strewn through the rom at frequent vain and spend a good deal of time in To Cure a Cold In One Day the families and neighbors even ol and have a good amount of flesh which intervals there looked to be enough beautifying themselves The hair is Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All tkose who furnish such literature are should be increased until they are of them there to heat the Klondike and often plastered with white lime giving druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c practically mud bound a part of the finished A great deal depends upon a portion of Siberia it when dry the effect of a white wig Daughter Papa went off in great good The strangers eyes grew big and The lime is washed off by night The year cut off from church lectures so- the attendant whether he likes the calf Mother My goodhumor this morning round as he put down his valise tucked result is a gradual change in the color ness That reminds me I forgot to ask him cial life by very deep and very un and the work the paper into his breast pocket and of the hair from a red to a bright yel ¬ for any money Boston Traveler poetic mud POOR ROADS COST OF elasped his hands behind his bottle low Apart from this strange fancy At a certain farmers club recently Sweat will not discolor goods dyed with green frockcoat His gaze traveled the Samoans quite share the Euro ¬ I have used your valuable CASOA- one member by previously assignment Dyes These dyes are RETS and find them perfect Couldnt do Official Figures Which Speak down one vista of radiators and up peans ideas in regard to beauty They Putnam Fadeless I have used them for discussed the influence of electric So guaranteed to be absolutely fast to sweating without them and biliousness and amsome time now comfor indigestion Loader Than Yards of High another He tried to count them and particularly admire tall persons and washing 10c per package roads upon the value of the farm and its pletely cured Recommend them to every one Flown Arguments got lost at 240 because the ones at the A fad of the young man of Samoa is Once tr d you will never be without them in i products After speaking of their influEdw A Marx Albany N Y far end began to jump up and down be ¬ to wear the name of his sweetheart sub- ¬ Why is it that the servant always selects the family ence on the cash values he said in to day is literally alive with fore his sight or seemed to Then he of a France cut glass goblet to break instead stance tattooed upon the forearm But there are other values uutomobiles due to the fact that she As the your cent tumbler Philadelphia Times CANDY five than the cash ones The farms best has such fine roads everywhere and one shook his head slowl3 and reached for Samoan wears no sleeves this ornament CATHARTIC is always visible and he is very proud products are its human ones and what- ¬ of the reasons why automobiles in his valise The cheaper the man the tougher the Ive heard tell that Chicago is a cold of it which is easily understood as the story he will tell or believe Atchison ever makes these human products more cling to the large cities is happy intelligent and useful enhances America still of the roads in the rural place in winter he muttered as he young lady herself always does the Globe poor state went on but dog my cuts if 1 thought tattooing it being impossible to in the value of the farm and its products in the TRADE MARK REGISTERED I am entirely cured of hemorrhage of districts Hence the drivers of automo- ¬ it was cold enuf to take bout 500 of trn t to a professional workman a task ways Even the highest and best of all lungs by Pisos Cure for Consumption joining-- the bicyclists in the Louisa Lindaman Bethany Mo Jan 8 94 ing lectures and entertainments Yes biles are road improvement and it is them radiating things to heat a room so full of sentiment fight for no biggern Odd Fellows hall at home but they close at ten or later and three pointed out that the farmer ought to The reason why a young pig eats so much MODERN RUSSIA Pleasant Palatnblp Potent Taste Good Do miles of mud roads and cleaning the make common cause with them The Princeton Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe 10c 2C aOc is because he wants to be a hog horses afterwards take all the fun out vigures cited are certainly very strik ¬ An Assured Fact CURE CONSTIPATION The Land Still Fi el the Autocratic Tger Sterling Hrafilt f nnpanr Clilcatro Montreal New York SI Why I actually lose of it Church Wow Blankcty Mr Mover Ouch ing As the result of an inquiry made lnfliicuii of Peter the HalIM Catarrh Care more religion going and coming than 1 hi 1815 by the United States department blank the blankety bla Soid and guaranteed by all drug Great Is taken lnterually Price 75c my ¬ get while Im there The only time My fa Mrs Mover indignantly of agriculture replies were received wife is discontented with farm life is from over 1200 counties giving the cost ther never swore in ray presence in his All nations feel more or less the Dont forget that silence is the mother of TO THE when were mud bound lf we had an of hauling crops in various parts of the life truth Chicago Daily News original impetus given them by one electric road past us farm life would be United Stattt The average load hauled Mr Mover as indignant Then your great man but probably none so much in isij iiiy mi ideal Another member thought real- was found to I 2002 pounds the aver- ¬ father never burned his hand on a red as modern Russia It may almost be im-Mms-- mly good gravel or stone pikes would age length of iaul 12 1 10 miles the hot iron in your presence in his life - - u mi I said to have been the creation of one IN II3K t solve the difficulty even better Judge man Peter the Great and the features cost of hauling a ton of crops average LM We know a town from which several to market was 302 while the average WI he impressed upon the Russian state ir jii It Mild Form VSiWEsaii3 r hundred gallons of milk are shipped to cost of hauling a ton for a distance of Gwilliams Look at this overcoat are still distinctly visible A mass of by the city daily the year round Some of one mile was 25 cents In order to com- ¬ Had it only five weeks and part of the barbarism was transformed by him into the milk is hauled three miles or more pare the roads of the United States lining of the right sleeve gone already a powerful and active member of the to the station rain or shine mud or with those of Europe the bureau TTc gave Sflint Well you can darn it cant family of civilized nations dust and as much more goes to cheese through its consuls made careful in ¬ you an army a navy ami to his subjects OR AT TIIK factories There are beds of fairly good quiry on the subject of cost of hauling Commerce Mrs Gwilliams He does wory than an educational system gravel in three parts of the township or in England France Belgium Italy and that every time he puts it on Chicago with foreign eountries previously for iust across the line It is sandstone Switzerland The average cost of haul ¬ Tribune biddeu he warmly encouraged The VIA THE gravel with very lit- ¬ ing one ton one mile was found to be in quartz and granitic autocrat transferred his capital to the tle shale It is not so good or durable England 10 cents in France 10 cents shores of the Baltic and built the great THE MARKETS gravel but is better fay in Germany 82 cents Belgium 9y3 as limestone city which bears his name to be the Aug 3 Cincinnati open door to the civilization of the than clay In the township there are cents in Italy 72c and in Switzer ¬ 40 a western world He introduced the arts SJJ average for LIVESTOCK Cattlecommon 3 Oy fc 4 35 thousands of tons of nigger heads 5 10 land from 6 to 8 cents The j Select butchers that is granitic bowlders brought by all these European countries was 8 CALVE Fair to trood light 6 25 Q 7 00 the literature the scieuees and the An Excellent Combination r 4 15 3 60 Coarse and heavy HOG economic theories of the most advanced glacial action from the size of your fist cents per ton per mile United States 4 40 4 30 Tec oleasant method and beneficial Mixed packers FISHING HUNTING 4 60 4 35 size of a large hay cock They nations Russia at the present day effects Lijiht shippers up to the well known remedy 4 35 4 00 BOATING BATHING SHEEP Choice BARN MILK HOUSE is actuated by the ideas of the great Syrui oVFigs manufactured by the either obstruct farm work badly or ui 6 0 LAMBS Sprinj 3 60 3 30 car In its restless ambition its sub California Fig SvRUe Co illustrate¬ FLOUR Winter iuent have been gathered into huge piles in ft 68 Wheat No 2 red where It Cost Bnt Little to Build One Dot GRAIN 3 red tle and unscrupulous policy its var- ¬ the value of obtaining the liquid laxafence corners and elsewhere THROUGH SLEEPING GftRS 67 No 3 nish of culture scarcely hiding the tive principles of plants known to be Adds Greatly to the Comfort U Corn No - inied they are useless and a nuisance A good laxative and presenting 22 Oats No I ferocity of the barbarian its intoler- ¬ medicinally form most refreshing to the of the Dairyman steam power crusher would make the 56 them in the Rye No 2 a 10 00 ance of popular liberty and its real taste and acceptable to the system It MEW YORK ft BOSTON HAY Prime to choice very best road metal of them Eight 9 M PROVISIONS Mess porK a labor saving device The cut shows solicitude for the material welfare of is the one perfect strengthening laxafeet wide and eight inches deep of such 5 07Vi Lard 12 a building into which the milk can be BUTTER Choice dairy the people the Russia of to day is the tive cleansing the system effectually broken granite on a properly graded Tourist Tickets now on sale creamery 19tf dispelling colds headaches and fevers Prime Russia of Peter the Great 1 B roadbed and covered with four inches carried and the cream raised or APPLES to choiceto fancy 00 dt Choice gently yet promptly and enabling one 25 10 of gravel well rounded up and with separated directly from the cattle POTAIOES New perbrl CCCUKK Agt to overcome habitual constipation per- JEKEKVES Vfnom CHICAGO Genl South Agt Trif Pass proper drainage would make solid stalls Though next door to the cows Mabel Are you going to return the manently Its perfect freedom from 3 50 it 3 90 FLOUR Winter oatent liattanoo u Cincinnati every objectionable quality and suband the roads roads the year round 7oy poor fellows ring 70 a GRAIN Wheat No 2 reu AKKi J LVCNH and its acting on the kidneys 68 664 No 3 Chicago spring would last for many years provided Florence who has just broken her stanceand bowels without weakening General P xsenjrer and Ttkel Afjent a 304 liver CORN No 2 very heavy loads were forbidden on 21 Cincinnati 20 ngagement I havent decided I or irritating them make it the ideal OATS No 2 7 60 8 30 PORK Mess them in wet times Such roads would suppose hell propose to you now and I laxative 5 10 LARD Steam actually cost the farmers less if the In the process of manufacturing figs thought Id just hand it over to you to EDUC NEW YORK hauling of material were done by them ¬ save bother Philadelphia North arc used as they are pleasant to the 3 75 3 6J FLOUR Winter patent taste but the medicinal qualities of the NEW HAMPSHSRE 76 8 American g lip selves than it now costs them to walWHEAT so 2 red 3T CO remedy are obtained from senna and CORN No 2 Mixed the dee- - mud daily with low through 6J3 it RYE MILITARY ACADEMY other aromatic plants by a method Llcenues for Horeshoers 27 their milk to station and to factory OATS Mixed known to the California Fig Syrup Prepares for Government Academies and Tollec ¬ An enactment in Washington re9 50 jilO 0 Maior B K HYATT hull Cotiimercial Course PORK New Mess several months each year year after 5 57 L ARD Western quires horseshoers to pass an exam Co only In order to get its beneficial A M Principal WKST LKBAXON N 11 year as they now do And what an up BARN MILK effects and to avoid imitations please LTDAlilfl III BALTIMORE 75tiYr I CfiCwAtfcen ination and to be licensed remember the full name of the Company rnARALIn vULLCttkSontout IS s mitns to the intellectual and social life no odor gets to the milk because the FLOUR Family 3 25 3 50 lift M3 1 and printed on the front of every package Governors both 360 Ministersbaloonsa yr books fie 70ft catalogue free sexes no of the whole community There are covered passage way has lattice work GRAIN Wheat No 2 red A Womans Fate 8 roursep 62 a 71 Southern hundreds of such towns in Ohio and sides giving a free current of air The 35 CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP GO with plan to earn funds W A illuiis 1 1 Pes Corn Mixed 38 If they live long enough the New 2V tor particular 294 York Press declares all women die two SAN FEAJJCISCO CAL Oats No 2 white neighboring states outside of the parts BUSINESS LDUCATION FRE Write Sprinuiielii Correspondence School a r34 Rye -- No 2 western milk room is partitioned off from the LOUISVILLE KY NEW YORK K Y underlaid with limestone and in which 4 TO it 4 yo deaths The first is old age For sale by all Druggists Price 50c per bottle A door at the outer end CATTLE First quality 5 00 5 1J gravel abounds and in which latticed walk by the creamery wagon HOGS Western limestone be reached INDIANAPOklS Aids Digestion the mud roads are already superseded canthe market wagon of the farm itself RHHrS WKtRf ALL tLSt FAILS or GRAIN Wheat No t red DR MOFFETTS by hundreds of miles of splendid stone Regulates the Bowels Bos Cousfh tiyrup Tastes Good Ucc ft Corn No 2 mixed Farm saved many steps are 2411 In time Solo by drufcjmt Oats No 2 mixed and gravel pikes in each county In Thus Makes Teething Easy I LfBtW E C HI - I 1 of the Journal LOUISVILLE such regions the worst features TEETHIHA Relieves the fl 3 45 3 55 FLOUR Winter patent of farm life are a tiling of the isolation FACTS FOR DAIRYMEN 71 Bowel Troubles of GRAIN When No 2 red A N K E 1772 past They should be everywhere even R Corn Mixed Children of Any Age 31 HUVf6 Mixed by Oais The first dairy commandment is get PORK Mess it road metal must be shipped in WHEN WKITIXG TO ADVERTISERS 8 10 ft 8 M Costs Only C5 Cent rural mail delivery will good cows please stele thut you saw the Advertise 4 o 75 railway Free TEETHING POWDERS LARD steam Ask Tour Drug gist for It seat In this paper in re ¬ go hand in hand with such roads Prize the calf with a good mother lieving our farms of their isolation the but go miles for the one with good whole year round Ohio Farmer grandmothers also Cow keeping is no Klondike but the Spring Remember dairy may be counted upon to do its full Bear in mind how the roads were last share in making the farm pay spring and fix them before another Breed and select with the grain I I RhB I BTI m ma HbbihIBbIBIIh mJ B ffll W B epring comes P M 1 JII L I L I LmJ m JLfi Dont try to educate oats to produce We would jather take a long rest at walnuts nor to induce beefy Kereforda midday even if we have to start early to rival the Jersey for cream ind buv j tex so it not refunded by Price SCc American Agriculturist To cure or and work late to make a full day ¬ m ¬ ¬ In the first place take good care oi the cow while she is carrying the calf and also when it comes If we intend to feed the calf from the pail we do not allow the cow to lick it but take it to a warm well bedded box stall and rub it off and leave it for three or four hours to get hungry We then take some milk from the cow but do not milk her out thoroughlv for 48 hours at least aft er calving as this is a great safeguard sigainst garget and give it to the calf We feed it about two quarts at first and gradually increase the quantity as it requires it The calf should be fed three times a day the first week but care should be taken not to overfeed as scours when once started are very hard to stop When the calf is two weeks old says Farmers Advocate add a little warm milk to the mothers milk and increase it so that at four weeks old it is taking skim milk entirely To the iskiin milk add a little meal corn meal middlings ground oil cake in the order named in proportion to four four and ¬ An army officer said to a Havana ller nld reporter recently that in his opin ¬ ion the successful meet of a joekey Many wars have had trifling causes says Leslies Weekly A dispatch al- ¬ tered in one or two points by Bismarck f elub combined with the enthusiasm which exists for baseball to be fol low rd he predicted by golf tends to proe that American amusements will Continuing he take root in Cuba Heaven speed the day when the said cock fights and the bullfight are su perseded by contests improving to the moral and physical nature The sol ¬ diers sailors marines and officers have given a p actical demonstration of what they can do and I trust that our insular and peninsular friends will now follow suit Why should there not be foot races jumping leaping and vault ¬ ing Perhaps some of our Cuban friends would like to play polo or ring tilting Their small wiry ponies would give them an immense advantage in this respect over the large American horse if Capt Bellairs is as well posted in Tattersall rules as we believe him to be no doubt he could get up a series of exercises invoh ing tho Ualaklava melee and pegging participation in which would be healthful and instructive to those who witnessed Capt Lucieu Young has show n him ¬ self such an admirable judge toast master and citizen that we venture to suggest that he provide an aquatic con test between soldiers Cubans sailors and marines ¬ ¬ ¬ Palmerston said facetiously that only three men in Europe ever knew what troubles which the Sehleswi-r-Holsteiled to the wars were about and two of them died before the conflicts began while he the third man had forgotten A slighting reference by Frederick the Great of Prussia to Mine Pompadour of France was said to have been one of the causes of the Seven Years war some times called the war of the three pet- ¬ ticoats from the fact that the France of Pompadour and the Russia of Cath ¬ erine 11 joined the Austria of Maria Theresa against Frederick According to John Bright England and her allies drifted into the Crimean war without realizing it until after they got in and they did not know what they were fighting for even sfterthey started while it is eertain that everything which is supposed to have been flxeo by that results of a quarter of a century of war beginning with the commence ment of the French revolution and end ing with Waterloo pleased uobocK and according to Kheri settled nothing dan The average person who lived in those days knew as little about the causes of the slaughter as old Kaspar did about the battle of Blenheim when questioned by little Peterkin ¬ ¬ ¬ brought on the Franco German conflict Did you know that Jimcox had returned from the Klondike Yes He made a big strike I guess Why do you think so I met him out at one of the gardens He was blowing the boys off to a good time and was telling them some great stories about the country up there Oh Then you must have run across him iust after I had been fool enough to let him have five dollars with which to get a new Chicago Times Herald start in life His Strike v V V V - Does YOUTH tM Ache Are your nerves weak Cant you sleep well Pain in your back Lack energy Appetite poor Digestion bad Boils or pimples These are sure signs of poisoning From what poisons From poisons that are al- ¬ ways found in constipated bowels If the contents of the bowels are not removed from the body each day as nature mm frequently have very wealthy are starving to death They patients have money to buy food but their stomach has not the strength to digest it It liesthere a heavy fermented mass the sole cause of Doctors Avho Rich Yet Starving dyspepsia nervousness and biliousness The surest remedy to cure a weak stomach is Hostetters Stomach Bitters It will restore vigor to the digestive organs Nothing is See that a private Revenue just as good Stamp covers the neck of the bottle una ¬ ¬ ¬ AVEETSl issiy ¬ ¬ 4 8M srsapma t Agers v t- - ¬ BkPb AUUKAJa SmnQh SSSSSSSl ¬ ¬ Biliousness iw5 ¬ i ¬ - j NQ-TO-B- AG vyj- - ¬ COOL RESORTS - fci tPi - 1 LAKES rn MOUNTAINS SEA SIDE JjMttl ohe Big Four Route ¬ 1 1 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ijMfmiS ¬ ¬ fl V 2Hrlfl brIIiI VI wj i ttimn I Int Hi H i money your merchant fl B II Hi f 1 Il ni why try I KSWOTe j3S2i LiSKSC 37 il THE BOURBON NEWS tAillS KY FRIDAY AUGUST 4 1889 IiH BBIBKMJIMIttTIIB UTLY 21 30 1899 Low ruteH dnilj over the Q ierr teeuTKoute rtpfcinl Bandity Excur iionK Set-- huj nil bills ur ask ageutts for Eczema The Only Cure -- t TBflE FSE TC II i I full partitcilarft W RlSRABSON Q Cincinnati O P A JHIG1I GRADE Eczema is more than a skin disease t and no skin remedies can cure it The ti doctors are unable to effect a cure and It was at the mntinee The eurtain hil their mineral mixtures are damaging to the most powerful constitution The fallen upon a one act farce and the house whole trouble is m the blood and wrs darkened for the biojtraph Swifts Specific is the only remedy Two girls sat in the left hand box which can reach such deep seated blood chatting together Their faces shone diseases iitiiiiitit Past Present an el Fut upe The surplus of a life as surance company is of all things the most import ant to policy holders It shows ¬ - Tat t PTTIM A f r T A VLAUD Uliil II 7SA h Ihvefwle two rr ood Fall 30ars ana two sows of same litter sired A C A T Eczema broke oat on my daughter and con tinued to spread until her head was entirely covered She was treated by several good doctors but grow worse and the dreadful disease spread to her face She was taken to two celebrated health springs but re- - jHBESKliZr 5sSlNi7 ceived no benefit Many patent medicines were taken but without re- -- SSSffiSSSg A ilf whitely in the half light The lines of their profiles were so delicately fine that many turned to look at them 1 Mabel was saying Last night I kept dream dreamed of muddy water ins of t al night long It came on and on rolling up to my very feet The waves were bi sin of trouble ence that is unless fSgastiociiir dearr Babel A afraid turbulent threatening 1 was ¬ murmured Florit cleared Did it ¬ by Hadlevc Model the tl hoe and Pietelyn lefthersWn perfectlyasmooth She now years old and has magnificent aat or a nn b - the doUm I Zu Tecum- - growth of hair Not a sign of the dreadful u pw iuavp uicf iui oi Spring pigs oy disease has ever returned H T Shobe ny fine yearling boai 2704 Lucas Ave St Louis Mo -1- 8fn to heal dozen bottles cured her com- - -- KENTUCKY U S My brood uwi are all fcw antral and Ohio P sucb -- C more prizes and sired uiure piize winners thHi any hog that t vri lived Vans Chief and ethr ood ones Betttr breeding than his is hard to 5ud and I also have good iudividn ste to correspond fouie and hok over ray herd and get niv prices before buv--ciCorrespondence solicelwwirw ited Visitors welcome Prices reason- laude Sweepstakes winner WorMi Fair hiei Tecuiliseb 2d -- Won Hires a Dont expect local applications of soaps and salves to cure Eczema They reach only the surface while the di- ¬ recorded in sease comes from within Swifts Record- - and are Specific 16623 at te g ¬ ¬ able Teims ea ri is the only cure and will reach the most obstinate case It is far ahead of all similar remedies because it cures cases which are beyond their reach S S S is purely vegetable and is the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no pot- ¬ ash mercury or other mineral Books mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia SSSBlood 9 1 GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison Boarbon Comity Ky I t MIMMffiMll m fcJ A Mrs LizziH Walker private will re op tl Monday Sept 4f0 pationaue solici ed v Yum frowned She closed her fan and tapped it impatiently against the palm of her other hand No it didnt But she answered what difference did that make When did you hear from Arthur Arthur was Mabels soldier sweetheart That is the trouble sighed Mabel havent heard from him for ages but I am expecting him home daily His regiment came last week but he was not with it Perhaps he stopped somewhere to rest It is a wonder they didnt all die down there in that oven of a place 1 Then under her breath she added hate that dream of muddy water thought you didnt believe in dreams exclaimed Florence dont but She was interrupted by the appearance Me and lack of upon the canvas There was a ripple of subdued laughter as the little girl fell from the ropei int the water the dog swimming coolly off and leaving her there Tic ure after picture was then prepar ed There was the naval parade the warships passing up the liudson the yachts skimming swiftly in front of them partially obstructing the view of the sailors who stood like white statues along their decks next Hobson walked leisurely down the deck of a little cruiser then a review of tae troops at Tampa was announced Perhaps it is Arthurs regiment that is to be reviewed whispered Mabel clasping her hands ecstatically together 1 1 1 ¬ i The good aud careful management of the past The strength and security of the present 3- - The probability ot continued itableness in the future prof- ¬ 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 ¬ j a Oh I hope so Mr Miss Albert Mitchell -- AND in - Horse Show JUARNIVAL -- V Nelly Buckner will open their Music lass Septembei 4th 1899 Apply to them for terms 21je The Greatest Show of its kind ever known in the Blue Grass WHEAT WASTED going piiee for vvneat good sacks Call We are There was a drumbeat and before a dim vista of white tents the troops pass ed in review Their faces look sad said Florence and they walk as if they were tired to death A white dog the mascot of the regiment occupied the center of the canvas for a second a soldier following A piece of paper floated along behind Then came a row of six stalwart men The man in frout suddenly turned his face toward the audience He looked straight at Mabel Uis eyes were hollow and sad Intense weariness was stamped upon every line of his gaunt ¬ ¬ THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES Strongest in the World Hugh MnntgnmEri Agent Dates AUGUST AT 812 1899 in the market at th see havr pltiiilV us bight ot features LEXINGTON One Fare Round Trip from all points in Kentucky via the selling before R B HUTCHCRAFT it is Mabel leaned eagerly forward She laid hold of Florences arm Look Florence she gasped Look DUT 1 QUEEN CRESCENT AiiLli lit n 7Y I UL4 1 1 ROUTE Ask Ticket Agent for particulars W C I 1 DENTIST HINEARON G P A CINCINNATI r uiuht Office over Yardens drug tore an be found at Hotel Ford bam at JOHN CONNELLY 3PHCJM solicited fcSJWX rnirs stove in th store THE GREAT MAJESTIC In a moment the face was gone from the canvas others had taken its place the drum ceased to beat the review was over and the canvas was dark again Mabel was white to the lips She hurriedly gathered up her belongings her fan her handkerchief her opera glasses What are you about asked Flor ence The thing is not half over I cant help it said Mabel I must go now The heat in here is stifling I cant stand it I must have the fresh air Outside she trembled so that Florence took her arm If I were you she said 1 should be glad that I saw him Why do you wor ¬ ¬ Arthur TWIN BROTHERS MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE Is now goingon in all departments It will be to your interest to take advantage of this sale Everything will be sold as ad- ¬ vertised for 30 days oaly Note the following low prices Dry Googe ry so PARIS KENTUCKY Work guarantee- - satisfactory Call promptly answered Your work it Prices rommaablo ul HThite Pleasure aud Health Resort Sulphur and Chalybeate DPESJHE On the R 1ST TO OCTOBER 1ST N I B Railroad aud e Kentucky River in the midst of Mountains and Romantic Soenery The White tsQlphnr is suecitic tor skin aud Iridney ffoubles the Chalybeate war is are Natres touic Hot Snlpknr Baths io the house For further particulars addi ess i in rxrwt j n hujma nirKMty ik vim ky 4 - 1 Jcxington florsc 5ow fa r 10 II Florence affected an overwhelming surprise I thought you didut believe in Ullk I dreams said she wMAJESTIC I dont I dont Who but an idiot vJMldEETIC If would believe in such rank foolishness WFE SH MF3 Ca 5TUJUIS but you cant help thinking 7 5TLCLI5 JL m Oh yes ron can Come wo will take car and will see you home my self Dont be silly By the time they reached the house Florence had coaxed the girl into some thing like her old ga ety She laughed xCTf at a bit of her n insense as they ran up the steps together They passed into the hall On a little tabic reserved for cards lay a letter g z Mabel took it up and held it between her forefinger and thumb It was old and yellow A dozen postmarks disfig THE GRklA r ured the face of it upou which there was I have a complete line of the great no stamp Florence took it from her Majestic ranges I will open it for you she said For gas fittings house furnishings Mabel sank upon her knees on the plumbing metal rooting door and window screens refrigerators etc I carpet She remained there trembling arillinu frr fliii nov tuuu- - her white face clasped between her slen fran w- - th v lu der bloodless fingers She saw once more the tired face on BENJ PERRY the canvas the weary limbs dragging Paris Ky laggingly along the hollow eyes peer- ¬ ing straight into hers in all the sadness of a last farewell For before Florence could read the contents of the letter her hoart had guessed the truth Criterion 1 rzr Ellrffi CQ - His eyes were hollow and sad stam mered Mabel and his cheeks were thin He looked so tired so dead tired Oh Florence suppose he is very ill sup pose oh remember my dream ¬ r j 4 DesartiRi 1 i i L I- r CawljalliiijiBisBeparlnim i w P MS 1 ¬ u One thousand yaida Percale Bold at and 12 1 2 Cents per Yard in this Clear- ance Sale it goes at 5 Cents per Yard Come Early and eet first choice sr v -- w w ttt Hl I II 111 m y 1 1 yi r L M-- r- line of Finn Mnniipttf Hnrr in nil Siyps -- n 0 Isn pv Mii tins jind Carnpf5 ill md 0 inspect our line r jr v r r this Department have also been reduced We have just received a full Prices in f tl 11 1 1 II I II II 1 11 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ml I III II f 1 1 1 1 1 1 frl II 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 M J E E E Bents FufitisiU NptwM i E E E ¬ - h-e- vf- w ii lt 5 1 All Monarch Shirts sold at 8100 and 1 25 Clearance Sale Pile1 85 cents Also a lot of Soft P Fom Shirts Mld at 50 and 75 cents go in this sale at 2o cents each 1 1 1 1 ¬ 5 ii ii RT- 1 1 1 1 11 in w 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 T T T jg m w yrn i ii i ii 1 1 ii 1 1 ii 1 1 in 1 1 n i ii 1 1 in 1 1 u lis I Clotlpg Department Mens Suits sold at 8C V 4 Shoe Department Shoes sold at SloO and 8200 Clearance Sale Price 100 Ladies end fiarrlvr 00 Clearance Sale 9 August 25000 89 insist on getting it Fulweilers Cubana if you waut the for it Call 12 1899 best 3 00 Price Childrens Linen Suits at 25 Cents a Suit Linen Pants at 15 Cents per Pair -- Ladies Slippers sold at 1100 and 8150 Clearance Sale Price 50 and 75 Ctnts Mens Shoes at 95 Cents per Pair i Given Away in Purses and Premiums The Aetna Life Insurance Co Of Hartford Conn 1 97 11555727215 Liabilities Jan 1 97 3884576990 Surplus Jan 1 97 671150225 Paid policy holders since organization i a--a-- g i a Amusement Features Unexcelled JIVING ELKS DIVING HORSES I 5 GUIDELESS WONDERS HIGH BICYCLE DIVE on Earth from All Nations Assets Jan lie lms IPI ItUWdy I tAmrl The Greatest New Features This is a Bona Fide Sale to duce Stock Remember the Plaoe Seventh and Main Streets j Re- ¬ 9969780801 The Aetna Life issues able form of Lite Term dud Accident Insnranc Catalogues Blanks Etc E W SHANKLIN Lexington Ky Excursion Rate j on All Railroads Sec evry desir L- ¬ wtuent TWIN BROTHERS UW Resident Agent Paris Ky

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