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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): August 8, 1899

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): August 8, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899080801_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): August 8, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. n iiHsinimi mi man mum i hh mvg a serva t IP I or a room or board or a house j or a horse or a position yon 1 3wantit bad enoagh to adver- - 1 3tise for it Try the columns of JIf you really want iiiiiiimiiiiiimiMiiimmiimimMiMf The Bourbon News 1111111 I 1 Ul 114 J H I III 1 1 1 H1 1111 1 1 1 1111 1 11 11 III THE BOURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Space in a newspaper is vain- able to the man who knows how E to use it The wise merchant H advertises in the dull season ana profits from it to 1 s it tn i m 11111 1 n it i H it ii 1 1 in m 1 1 11 Mi ii i ii CHAMP BRO Editors and Owners Established FEB l 1881 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY AUGUST 8 1899 MILLERSBJRG Nfwn Notes Gathered In And About The NO 62 C3rE0 SALT CEMENT SAND TrtT Mm lWWWv 1 Eiffllvuliil OF EVERY STYLE ltanc Edwin Hud STUART Wfim 17 Mr and Mrs Mrs Sonsley and sons Charles and Harry and Mr M J spent Sunday with Mrs Chas and Miss Blanch Wil Darnell of Lexington Darnell Judge Puruell and wife of Paris spent Sunday night with T M Purnell and family About the usual number of tickets seventy were sold to camp meeting Next Sunday will be the ruh Miss Virginia Hutchcraft returned Saturday from Louisville from a visit Sunday to her Uhf ill n wLm V 4 BALED STRAW FOR BEDDING- LIME BALED HAY father m Bwll WAGONS Kentucky and Superior Disc Drills See these before you buy The prices are just right from Mason Mr Frank Herbert left Mondav with 15 coops of various kinds of fowls to show at the Elk fair at Lexington this week Mr Joshua McClintock wife and son of Pleasaiu Hill Mo are visiting relatives here Mrs Anna Perrine returned Saturday to Grace Street Hospital Louisville where she graduated with first honors Sht is still employed this summer ¬ Attorney Albert Martin of Chicago is the guest of his brothers Ed and Charles and sister Rebecca near town Miss Mary Bedford left Mondav to REMARKS ON A HOT SUBJECT visit her sister Mrs Rev Moor at Clin ton Ky One cf her children is very ill Are not inappropriate even in liot weather Some Coal is probably Mrs Anna Thornton went to Paris used in your house at all times Why not always have it the best MOUNTAIN ASH 1ELLICO is undoubtedly the Best Semi Friday to visit her daughter Mrs John Conuell Caiinal Ever Mined I have the Sole agency lor this Celebrated Coal Mr Chas Thomas of Paris visited in Iuris ami my prices on it are no higher THEY IE JUST friends here Sunday WHAT YOU HAVE TO PAY rOlt OTHEB JELL1COS Mrs Mattie Jacksou and sou Mr Let VST ton Vimont Miss Anua Smith and Mrs McNamara and dauuhter are among Office and Yard Directly Opposite L A N Freight Depot thn campers and Parks Hill Mr Arthur Thomason returned to Chicayo Saturday after three weeks visit with his parents Miss Mabel BU returned Saturday ¬ Lr WhbbbhE BhbbbV KlNDSOF 1 ANDAIL SEEDS OATS GRAIN ui J OEO STUART STOUT the Tailor Having recently bought the merchant tailoring estab- ¬ lishment of F P Lovvry Co will make up fine suits at greatly reduced prices in order to reduce the stock of fine He has engaged Mr O P Carter goods now on hand Sr as cutter and guarantees satisfaction H S STOUT CO i there and family several days Chas Laysoo delivered to Mr Sullivan of Paris 20 head 1458 pound cat tle at 5 cts Mason Johnson 4 head 1500 pound at 5 cts Oscar Johnson 2 two-year-olds Mr Jas Hall Jr of Maysville has been the guest of Uncle John A Miller ¬ ¬ 1330 pound 5c OF COURSE uneeda llSfiii AND ALSO RJ IN THE ELYS L Joseph Mwwmmmmwmmmwmm Miss Lizzie Wood of Carlisle is the guest of Miss Attie Wood near town Rev J K Nunnelly aDd wife of Georgetown were gnests of her brother J G Allen and family Sunday Miss Mary ilden returned Friday from a two weeks visit in Mason Mrs C M Best returned Saturday from a visit with E P Gamble at his summer home in Michigan STOCK AND TURF NEWS Hon W C Owens of Georgetown was the gust of his sister Mrs G W Sales and Trant lVrs Of Stock Crop Jfitc Bryan from Saturday to Monday Turf Notes The colored Methodists are holding a J auies E Keru has received an order camp meeting this week iu Clarks from the government for 125 cavalry woods near town horsts Miss Nannie and Anna T Miller of Paris spent Sunday with relatives and II V Thompson of the Clintouville friends preciDCf sold 51 cattle lat week to L Mr Ed Brown night operator for the Joseph at 465 ilpaa A jiii lab 1 A Delecate Hot Weather Lunch have them fresh all the time Dont fail to try a box Put up in five and ten cent boxes 5S8m wsm J Phone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer - If iasaMil iiimmmmmmimmmmiiimmmmiiim iimiiiimiiuimui iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmimiimmiimimimimmmmiSHiimimiimi BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS N at Cyuthiana spent L shipped Saturday here with his mother and family Sunday 136 exp it ittlw iVe the Midland and Mrs Tone Flaugher and daughter are L roads Q visiting her parents at Dayton l Bartou and Hamilton liverymen at Mr Daniel Kimbrough of Cyuthiana Lancaster hnve taken a contract to fur brought his wile and daughter up Sun uih the Government with 250 cavalry day to spjud a week with her parents horses Mrs Nellie Weeks and two children of Paris are guests of Mrs E T Beeding Fire which started in B D Spears near town Liverly stable at JSicholasville caused Miss Ella Metcalf of Maysvilie has a loss of 40000 Fifteen horses were oeeu the guest ot Miss Laura Caldwell burned to death for seyeral days There was a gosd court day crowd iu Mrs Robt Milam and daughter town yest relay with little stock on the Rachel returned to Atlauta Saturday market Nine 800 ponnd cattle brought Mrs Fannie Hays of Maysville is sC325 pr hundred 12 weighing G5U spending a lew days with friends pounds brought si 85 per hundred Mrs Will Osborn of Tuckaho Mason Count is the guest of her brothers Jockey George O loin has signed a contract to ride for W C Whitney for John Stanley and Chs Talbott near town 1900 1801 and 1902 He will receive Kev W S Grinstead is holding a pro- ¬ 10000 a year and 200 for every winn tracted meeting at the M E church ing mount and 10 for every losing He will be assisted by Revs Cram and mount Neal this week Warren Stoner has begun attachment Mr T H Cassidy and family of Lex proceedings against Ira E Bride and ington were guests of Mrs Ella Thax Wm Fitch bookmakers at Columbus ton Suuday Mrs C W Howard has been very ill Ohio with the Columbus Driving Asso cietion as garnishee to recover 3625 ttie past week Mrs Mary Howard of Carlisle is the Stoner backed Surpol in the 214 trot guest of her sous Charley and Ben and claims that h was swindled out of his money and that the race was fixed Call for it insist on getting it for Surpol to lose Fulweiler8 Cubana if you waut the agect ¬ LIKE FRESH THINGS The freshest Vegetables and Fruits in the Paris market can h found at my store 3Iy groceries are all fresh stock and as good as anyhody sells My stock keep fresh because I sell it out fast and boy new goods Come to see me 1 want your trade Orders filled promptly GEORGE N PARRIS JOHN B CASTLKMAN ARTHUR O LANGHAM BRECKINRIDGE CASTLEMAIf V iYAX ¬ INSEKANGE OF LIVERPOOL CO The Largest Fire Insurance Company iu the Worhl Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States BAKBEE CASTLEMAN best THE ILDRttlSS FIRE IKS CO Manager Southern Department Louisville Ky Genera Olices Columbia Building Resident Agents at Paris McCAKTHY ft liOAKl HOOSIER DRILLS Farm Is one of the cheapest and most reliable companies doing business in Central Kentucky Gives protection against Fire Lightning and Cyclone for less rates than any otut r company Office 44 Short St Lexington Ky C C Bos worth Secy H Carter Prest J The Aetna Life Insurance Co Of Hartford Conn Assets Jan CINCINNATI HAMILTON DAYTON RAILWAY off Till MICHIGAN LINE Direct Line via Toledo and Detroit to the Summer Resorts Mmrj if Every Alicfriwjwiin Put-in-Bay Make- - LH Landman M D Ohio Farming Sucplias J Of No 503 W Ninth Sticn Cincinnati Paris 4555727815 3884576990 Liabilities Jan 1 97 571150325 Surplus Jan 1 97 Paid policy holders since organization 1 97 ojiLiJjJuJ t fie Srcak liiese Mackinac LesCbeneaux Islands Bault Ste Marie Georgian Bay Muskota Lake Toronto Thousand Islands - Middle Bass Mt Clemens Band Beach Will be at the Windsor Hotel 9969780801 ¬ Only Six Hours from Cincinnati to the Great Lakes FOUR MAGNIFICENT For any information regarding Suinm- r Agent or write - SIMS WILSON The AETNA Lira issues every desir TUESDAY August 8th 130J able form of Life IVrtu Endowment returning every second Tuesday in each month ierence Every leading physician Paris Kentucky and Accident Insurance TRAINS A DAY cell on in 1 pet ilUlUiUiittUlUiUlUlUiMlttWUlU O Xr Beaident Agent illor C II D Edwards Dger Traffic Manager Paris Ky Cincinnati Ohio W A aA I 581 2 THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST ASTOR B lbW HNMMaMMHB ELECT OFFICERS Second Days Session of the Young Peoples Christian Union THE TRAITOR Hooting Jeering Crowd Burned William Waldorf Astor in Effigy in New York C WILL BE ABSENT SELLING GOATS MEAT OFF A TRESTLE Honor is Purchased l New York Aug 5 Sir Wilfrid Laurier Declines an Invi-¬ tation to Visit Chicago Surrounded by ity A I a hooting jeering crowd of several The Membership of the Junior Union It hundred persons William Waldorf The Harsh Tone of the American Press Astor was burned in effigy Friday in Dealing With Him and the Alaska 10402 Ugtf New Societies Organized night in Liongacre square Dr F W During the Year Total Memberiihip Boundary Question the Cause Crowe an elderly physician who lives 31077 a Gain of 1429 He May Reconsider in his own handsome brown stone Pittsburgh Pa Aug 4 The sec dwelling at No 228 West 49th street Washington Aug 5 Mr F W c ud days session of the Young Peoples was the prime mover in the Fitzpatrick of the treasury depart- ¬ 30 men ment has just returned to Washington He hired Christian Union convention which incident m from Ottawa where he went at the in- ¬ to assist him p At 830 opened at the Duquesne garden Wed nesday night was preceded Thursday he carried a big rocking chair from stance of the committee of citizens of morning by a bible study in the Belle his house to a truck driven by An Chicago in charge of the ceremonies of field Presbyterian church Rev W G thony Kemmer With it he had an laying the cornerstone of that citys On the chair he great post office building next October Moorhead D D of Xenia O con- oilsoaked barrel ducted the services An hour later placed a lay figure garbed in a striped by President McKinley to arrange for when the big choir began the praise suit a black Fedora hat kid gloves the formal invitation and expected ac for other purposes The skins cf the service the Dusquesne garden audi- tight fitting trousers and good shoes ceptance from Chicagos citizens to the goats are used for making floor mats torium was crowded to the doors Across the chest of the figure was a governor general and cabinet of Can- ¬ and robes for babies while the skin Over 8000 delegates were in their sign 2x4 feet with this legend ada to participate in those festivities of the kid is used for trimming furs Astor the Traitor Dr W S Devoe of the bureau of seats and several thousand visitors Mr Fitzpatrick is the assistant Unit-¬ The wagon followed by a crowd ed States architect under Architect animal industry when asked Friday packed the aisles and entrances At a Henry Ives Cobb for the Chicago build in regard to goats being sold for mut¬ After prayer by Rev J P Sankey was driven down Broadway They certainly are quite ton said of Rochester N Y Rev Addison point near Thirty sixth street he tried ing Alexander read the reports of the com to make a speech but the police orTo a press representative he admit free from disease are fat and make exdered him on Up Sixth avenue to ted that his official reception was cellent eating Of course the very mittee on nominations as follows President Schuyler W Livingston Longacre went the wagon There Dr slightly chilly Sir Wilfrid Laurier common billy goat would have a of Chicago secretary Miss Daisy Stin Crowe planted the barrel on the as- candidly telling him that under the tendency to be strong and have a bad son of Chicago press secretary Hugh phalt poured over it two quarts of oil present conditions it would be impos- ¬ odor There is no law to prevent them and applied a match R Moffatt of Monmouth 111 sible for him to accept or even consider being sold and when we find them in The flames crackled and licked up any social invitations to this side of the packing houses they are inspected President Moffat then asked that the same as any other carcass the officers be declared elected and the lay figure A big hole was burned the border The police ¬ in the asphalt pavement The records at the yards show that Mr Fitzpatrick says that in sub the election was unanimous Presi ¬ arrived too late to find the doctor He stance Sir Wilfrids voluntary state- some weeks as high as 8000 goats have dent Moffat announced T C McKel His ments and answers to queries were as been received vey the incoming chairman of the had disappeared in the crowd was arrested but released at the follows Washington Aug 5 Referring to general committee had appointed E driver As a friend in whom I am deeply the reports that goat meat is being sold K Marquis of Indianapolis as the station house The police are looking fcr Dr Crowe new secretary interested I am very glad to see you in some of the western cities as mut Pittsburgh Pa Aug 4 The an ¬ Dr Crowe has been much interested but frankly as a representative of the ton Dr Salmon chief of the bureau nual reports were then read The in the reports about Mr Astor taking federal or any local government in the of animal industry said Friday thai treasurers report showed 1594 mis the oath of allegiance to Queen Vic- United States your visit could not the law provided only for the inspecsion money on hand and a total of 83 toria The more he read the madder have been more untimely When I re- ¬ tion of cattle sheep and hogs and that 725 cash on hand The total member he grew For some days he has talked ceived your first letter I took up the nothing short of congressional action Friday night matter with his excellency the gov ¬ would remedy the defect Dr Salmon ship of the junior unions is 10402 an of little else and ncrease of 11200 over last year Sixty was no surprise to his neighbors ernor general and he expressed a said however that he did not anticione new societies were organized dur sincere desire to visit Chicago and pate much danger from the use oi LAWLESSNESS RENEWED ing the year The membership is 31 seemed as anxious to accept the invita ¬ goat meat as goats were generally 077 again of 1429 The contribution Cleveland Strikers Again Attack Cars and tion as I was he would have been de-- healthy animals for the year were 36540 it is Feared Withdrawal of Troops At the afternoon session Rev Alei Will Result In Rioting UNITED STATES PAVILION AT PARIS EXPOSITION Gilchrist of Omaha Neb the new sec- ¬ retary of the home mission board Cleveland O Aug 5 In addition SBM made an address on Men and the to the attempt to blow un a Jennings Church and Rev A C Dixon of avenue car on the Soutr Side Thurs Brooklyn N Y spoke on Is the day night reports received at police Young Man Safe headquarters show that cars were stoned in various parts of the SHAMROCK SAILS FOR AMERICA city although so far as learned On no one was injured Pearl aptain of the Cup Challenger Expects to strectvi shower of heavy stones fell Beach New York in Twenty Eight upojSTcar smashing the windows and Days Without Pushing ovrwise damaging it The conduc agTJAJsMfTJn rn mrfM 2k I Yum Glasgow Aug 4 The cup chal tor fired five shots in the direction lenger Shamrock sailed from Fairlie from which the stones were thrown Thursday morning accompanied by Three shots were fired through the Sir Thomas Liptons steam yacht Erin windows of a Scoviiie avenue car and As the two yachts proceeded down the later two rocks were sent crashing river whose banks were thronged through the windows of the same car ¬ ¬ ¬ Thousands of Them Slaughtered and Placed on the Chicago Market and A Distressing Accident on a Trolley bold as Good Mutton Line Near Bridgeport Ct News 5 Chicago Aug The Daily of goats are bought says Thousands Only Two Persons Are Known to Have Es slaughtered and placed upon the mar caped Many of the Victims Were Icets of Chicago and sold as mutton by Instantly Killed Road Was some nackers at the stock vards This Only Opened Thnrsday traffic is carried on most extensively during the winter and early spring up Bridgeport Ct Aug 7 Nearly 40 of April persons were killed by an accident on to and including the month The goats and kids are principally of the Stratford extension of the Shelton the Angora kind and come from the Street Bailway Co at 4 oclock Sunday northwest while a few are shipped in afternoon when a loaded trolley car from the south The latter are of the went off the trestle over Pecks mill common goat species and do not find pond at Oronoque about six miles as ready sale as the Angoras north of Bridgeport and sank in the being very palatable as a flats 40 feet below Besides Thus far 36 peofood the Angora goat and kid are used ple are known to be dead and several ¬ ¬ fa w Deeds We Do m i cDfids not ruords count in battles of ww t4- - ac r11 ac in cnJr It iS nOlHVhai we say but what Hoods Sarsapardia does that tells the story of its merit It has won many remarkacle victories crver the archenemy oj mannina impure blood It is the best medicine money can i buy Be sure to get only Hoods because J J 4 SSsP - - -- - K POINT IN Thi CASE IS Jake Didnt Mind the Charge Agralnst Hiiii He Wanted to Knew Something ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ more injured Only two persons are known to have escaped unhurt It is believed that there were 43 passengers on the car but the indica- ¬ tor was removed by a conductor of another car and spirited away so that at present it is impossible to state accurately the number aboard The scene of the accident is midway between Shelton and Bridgeport The car was northbound running- toward Shelton It was in charge of Conductor John Carroll of Bridgeport who was among the killed and Mortorman Hamilton of Bridgeport who escaped by jumping The trestle is 440 feet long made of iron with stone founda ¬ tions and was not protected by guard ¬ - rails South of the trestle an incline down which the car ran at a high rate of speed After it ran onto the trestle for about ten feet the trucks left the rails and then the car continued on the ties for about 75 feet when it went off the trestle and dropped into the pond below overturning completely and upending When the car struck the four ton motor and the heavy trucks crushed into it instantly kill- ¬ ing many of the passengers Three physicians who were passen- ¬ gers on a car a short distance behind arrived quickly on the scene and rendered all possible assistance to the in Word was sent to Bridgeport jured and three ambulances and a police wagon were hurried to the scene and the injured were taken to Bridgeport ¬ ¬ How a greater trouble overshadows a lever was aptiy illustrated in one oi the minor courts the other day The accused was a big strong honest German u excited and disposed to do more Uiking than is pernnssiole under such circum stances The court distinctly soul that the big man was charged with disturbing the peace and asked him whether he was guilty or not guilty Dot vos noting shudge came the re Der prewry he hired me ter drive sponse Shake dot vagon Tony Velters he say yoin der union und it vos besser and you den he say vhy I dondt vait a dleetle an see how vos it So 1 vait Shake Purdy gwick der boss he say vou can get your moneys und give up your 1 say I deam We vos a union prewery Tony und ask him vot der reason vould see mit him dot he adwise me out of a yob Vhen 1 find Tony he say did I haf some sense und I told him he vos schmarder und I vos und he didnt know notings Hut they say ou argued with a club and that Tonys strongest proposition was a ¬ ¬ ¬ oi I Dot vos not der point shudge vant der find ouit is how do I stant on der Detroit Free Preet union labor guestion one day in a hurry got a marriage and a gro so they read as fol- ¬ Smith and Ida Quay were John lows united in the bonds of holy sauerkraut which will be sold by the quart orbarrel Mr Smith is an esteemed codfish at ten cents ¬ while the bride has nice pigs feet to disMichigan Lyre play brick ¬ ¬ ¬ Shoppy Announcement A Kansas printer in making up the forms ¬ A cers notice mixed up ¬ hct ¬ m Big Four Niagara Falls Excursion On August 15 the Big Four route will run their annual excursion to Niagara Falls ¬ The rate will be only 700 from either Cincinnati or Indianapolis with corresponding ¬ Connect ¬ ly low rates from other points ing lines will sell excursion tickets via the For full information call Big Four route on your local agent or address Warren J Lynch G P A Big Four route Cincinnati O mm ¬ Jill general hospital morgue was improvised in the main room of the town hall at Stratford and in a very short time 23 bodies were laid out awaiting identification The accident was witnessed by Miss Francis Peck who resides about 400 feet from the bridge She was up¬ stairs at her home as the car was passing and she says that it was running unusually fast Frank Cramer who was bathing near the bridge states that the passengers were all singing and in the most joyful mood as they passed him The road which is practically con- ¬ A ¬ with the queen are usually painfully nervous Perhaps they are tortured with doubt of the propriety of praising the pie not know ing whether her majesty or the cook made it Denver Post Why They Are Nervous A correspondent says that those who dine ¬ ¬ Williams I understand you moved Jackson Yes your family last week girl didnt like the location we our servant Columbus Journal were in Never do to day any wrong thing you can put off till to morrow L A W Bulletin Horses like to be well stalled but not in a muddy highway L A W Bulletin m with spectators they vere greeted th entjuisistic cheers intermingled with sinking Rule Britannia The craft in the vieinity of Fairlie displayed flags in honor of the depart ¬ ing challenger The sound of the whistles and sirens blowing in honor of the Shamrock was deafening As already cabled the Shamrock Capt will take a southerly course Hogarth expects to reach New York within 28 daj s and he does not in tend to push the yacht to any extent ¬ No arrests The troops have been gradually withdrawn until not to exceed 50C soldiers remain Fear is expressed that as a result of this the lawless ele ment will again resume the outrages that marked the early stages of the A quarrelsome man is always a petty man Atchison Globe - trolled by the Bridgeport Traction Co was opened for traffic last Thursda3 quiet village was the scene of a double trag when Henry Brown a mill saw- ¬ yer shot his wife and then himself both expiring immediately Their dead bodies were found lying side by This drawing just from the French capital gives a new and complete picture of side in the road Mrs Brown had left the American national building with its ornamental accessories her husband a year ao and since the separation they had not met till Sun ¬ lijrhted to gfo and was looking1 forward day when Brown meeting his wife on M DELCASSES MISSION to the day with much anticipation It Wan to Dissuade Lmperor Nicholas Fron the street after a few reproachful words murdered her and then killed But since then the tone of your press Abdicating the 1 hrone of Rus himself has become so harsh in dealing with sia It U Said the Alaskan boundary question such The Dreyfu Trial Opens London Aug 5 M De Bio wit z th misrepresentations have been made Rennes Aug 7 The proceedings about our overment and particularly Paris correspondent of the Times of the court martial before which about me that it would be undignified gives an extraordinary explanation of Capt Dreyfus is on trial opened at for us to visit you and I can not advise M Delcasses present mission He as- 710 o clock Monday morning Capt serts that it was decided upon quite Dreyfus his excellency to go entered the court room Mr Fitzpatrick said that Sir Wil ¬ suddenly for a reason which admitted with a firm step though his features frid intimated that in the present state of no delay and then gives the story were pallid He is partly bald and of public feeling in the United States which he says he has from a source what hair he has is gray and close as indicated in the press it would not to which I am bound to attach import cropped He answered the formal This is the explanation be entirely safe for the governor gen ance judge as to his name Emperor Nicholas is disappointed questions of the eral and himself to visit Chicago He age etc in a clear determined voice feared that they might in a great and tired of the throne The absence No Deaths or New Cases gathering of such a character as the of an heir excites his superstitious Newport News Va Aug 7 There Chcago ceremony be subjected to feelings and he connects himself with a Russian legend according to which were no deaths or new cases of yel- ¬ some unpleasantness or indignity br an heirless czar is to be succeeded by a low fever at the soldiers home Sunday thoughtless persons Sir Wilfrid expressed himself as czar Michael predestined to occupy and the authorities feel certain that strongly in favor of arbitrating the Constantinop e they have succeeded in effectually The death of the czarewitch and th checking the disease con- ¬ No other cases Alaskan boundary dispute and failure of the conference at The Hap uc of yellow fever have been reported at cluded the interview as follows No much as I regret it I could not led him to decide to abdicate on th Phoebus It is thought now that occasion of his coming visit to Darm quarantine restrictions will be modigo to Chicago under present conditions and shall certainly however painful a stadt On this becoming known ir fied this week and that they will soon duty it may be also his excellency to Paris M Delcasse was sent in hot be removed altogether decline the invitation that I know and haste to dissuade him from carrying Spanish Officers Fate About Decided feel has so kindly been extended to us out this intention Madrid Aug 6 The supreme counby the city of Chicago Insurgents Burn an American S earner cil of war deliberated Saturday over Mr Fitzpatrick secured Sir Wilfrids London Aug 5 Lloyds agent at its judgment in regard to the surpromise however to reconsider the Manila cables that insurgents at San render of Santiago de Cuba to the matter Fernando have captured and burneti American troops It is reported the the United States steamer Sapurnus A dm Dewey Arrives at Naples accused officers will be acquitted Mon day It is said the public prosecutor Naples Aug 5 The United States hoytn iki tiiven the Decision cruiser Olympia with Adm Dewey on Denvek Col Aug 5 Choyinski has submitted a report demanding that board arrived here Saturday morning was given the decision over Mexican imprisonment for life be imposed upon As the cruiser entered the port salutes Pete Everett on a foul in the seventh the Spanish officers responsible for the surrender of Manila were exchanged round Friday night ed ¬ ¬ ¬ 4m strike BY THEIR LEADERS SIDE Remains of Seven Followers of John Ilrown Removed From Harpers Ferry to Elba N Y for Burial Uxorcide and uicide Duxsmiir Cal Aug 7 This ASPS VIQOF What does it do It causes the oil glands in the skin to become more active making the hair soft and glossy precisely as nature intended It cleanses the scalp from Saranac Lake N Y Aug 5 The Aug 4 The Scotland of the seven followers of John Shamrock had to put back on account remains Brown the abolitionist who were shot of a slight accident to her bowsprit and buried at Harpers Ferry 40 years ago passed through this village a HOPE FOR CONSUMPTIVES noon Friday en route to Lake Placid A few Remedy for Tuberculosis That Has The bodies were located by Dr Thomas J Featherstonhaujrh of Washington Uoveloped in France Reported to assisted by Capt Hall of Washington the State Department and O G Libby of the Universit oi Washington Aug 4 Anew remed Wisconsin Mr Libby has charge of for tuberculosis developed in France the remains has been reported to the state depart The bodies are to be buried by the ment by United States Commercial side of the old liberator in the little Agent Atwood at Roobaix It is a plot at North Elba Arrangements treatment called to tne attention ot are being made for funeral services the academy of medicine by Dr Men and it is expected that President Mcdel and consists in the daily injection Kinley and many other prominent into the bronchial tubes of essence persons will be present The time of thyme and cinna¬ the services and interment has not yet of eucalyptus in olive been settled upon held in solution mon The oil in descending slowly oil comes into contact with the walls of MILITARY HONORS upper lungs The gas the ubt and set free saturates the air in the lungs The Services Over the Remain of Col Hawking Were Under the Auspices of and acts on the mucous membranes Masons and Knights Templar In 18 cases treated after one or two weeks there was in all a lessening or San Francisco Aug 5 The body complete cessation of the cough or ex ¬ of Col Alexander Hawkins of the 10th pectoration as well as a return of Pennsylvania received the last military sleep appetite and strength honors in this city Saturday afternoon The services took place under the ausChaplain Milburn Stricken Lincoln Neb Aug 4 Dr W H pices of the masonic and Knights The 10th Milburn the blind chaplain of the Templar organizations United States senate was prostrated Pennsylvania will occupy the places of by sunstroke and fell unconscious hief mourners and Gen Shafter has Thursday afternoon while delivering a ardered a military escort to take part lecture at the Nebraska Epworth as¬ in the funeraL The volunteers now sembly at Lincoln park He was uamped at the presidio will also at brought to the city and revived under tend out of respect to the memory of the care of a physician Thursday the deceased and in sympathy with night he was much improved and the their comrades in arms The body will be sent east Saturday doctors look for almost complete reniffht- covery in time Fairlie ¬ dandruff and thus removes one of the great causes of baldness It makes a better circu- ¬ lation in the scalp and stops the hair from coming out it Prevents and it cores Baldness surely make hair grow on bald heads provided only there is any life remain- ¬ ing in the hair bulbs It restores color to gray or white hair It does not do this in a moment as will a hair dye but in a short time the gray color of age gradually disp pears and the darker color of youth takes its place Would you like a copy of our book on the Hair It is free and Scalp If you do not obtain all the benefits you expected from the use of the Vigor write the Doetor about it Address DR J C AYER Lowell Mass Ayers Hair Vigor will ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Mrs Maria M Gross ljrinc Chicago Aug 4 Mrs Maria M Gross in point of practice the oldest woman physician in Chicago and one of the first women in the country to enter the medical profession is dying She was born in Elmira N Y 4 here in 1853 1 he Canoe Capsized Tade a Presidential Office Aug 4 The St PADi-- Minn Aug 5 C B Mer ¬ Washington Aug 5 The post office committee appointed to select a place to the sey of Ala has been taken Yang Tu Chinas for holding the reunion of Roosevelts peace congress was delegate at Har ¬ in Long this city was drowned Friday at Prattsville educated Lake Wis by the capsizing from the fourth class and made presi ¬ rough riderj next year has cbnuja vard of a canoe dential effective October L Oklahoma City Oklahoma Chosen Isdepsdence Kan Scientific knowledge has been perverted to the uses of blackmail by a Gratz Austria medical student who endeavored to obtain 10000 florins from a rich old ladj by threatening to open a bottle of assorted deadly bacilli in her room if she did not pay up When ar- ¬ rested bottles stolen from the bac ¬ teriological laboratory and containing the microbes of several diseases were found in his possession ¬ American Killed in Mexico San Tex Aug 5 News reached here Friday that Walter Hem ¬ ANTONro ¬ Cecil Rhodes Prediction ¬ Ahead of chedule Time Cape Town Aug 5 In the house of assembly Friday Mr Cecil Rhodes exming an American from this city had pressed the belief that the Transvaal been killed in a raid by the Yaqui In difficulty would be overcome in a few dians in the mountains east of Guaya months and without a shot being fired mas Hemming left here in April last owing to the mutual moderation being with two companions to search for displayed He predicted that capital in the Yaqui countrj- fold would then flow freely Chicago Aug 7 Albert V Roe the one armed postal telegraph messenger who is riding a bicycle from New York to San Francisco arrived j l Chicago Sunday considerably ahej 1 of his He resumed schedule is journey west Monday morning Leg Artery Broke CARTER SINK Sam uses CURES paring dinner Mrs George Green of West Painesville broke an artery in her left leg and died before the arrival of a physician Painesville O Aug 7 While pre ¬ WHEHrALL ELSE FAILS Best Couch Syrup In time Bold by Testes Good Use druggists I 1 2 THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 8 ASTOR lyy 44 ELECT OFFICERS Second Days Session of the Young Peoples Christian Union The Membership of the Junior Union Is 10402 ixty New Societies Organized Daring the Year Total Membership 31077 a iain of 1439 THE TRAITOR Hooting Jeering Crowd Hurued William Waldorf Astor in Effigy in New York City WILL BE ABSENT ¬ SELLING GOATS MEAT OFF A TRESTLE Honor is Purchased by cDeeds New York Aug a hooting 5 Sir Wilfrid Laurier Declines an Invitation to Visit Chicago Surrounded by jeering crowd of several The Harsh Tone of the American Press in Dealing With Him and the Alaska Boundary Question the Cause who lives He May Reconsider hundred persons William Waldorf Astor was burned in effigy Friday night in Longacre square Dr F W Crowe an elderly physician ud days session of the Youne Peooles Christian Union convention which opened at the Duquesne garden Wed nesday night was preceded Thursday morning by a bible study in the Belle field Presbyterian church Rev W G Moorhead D D of Xenia O conducted the services An hour later when the big choir began the praise service the Dusquesne garden auditorium was crowded to the doors Over 8000 delegates were in their seats and several thousand visitors packed the aisles and entrances After prayer by Rev J P Sankey of Rochester N Y Rev Addison Alexander read the reports of the com mittee on nominations as follows President4 Schuyler W Livingston of Chicago secretary Miss Daisy Stin son of Chicago press secretary Hugh R Moffatt of Monmouth 111 President Moffat then asked that the officers be declared elected and the election was unanimous Presi¬ dent Moffat announced T C McKel vey the incoming chairman of the general committee had appointed E K Marquis of Indianapolis as the ¬ Pittsburgh Pa Aug 4 The sec-- ¬ ¬ ¬ in his own handsome brown stone dwelling at No 228 West 49th street was the prime mover in the 30 men He incident hired to assist him At 830 p m he carried a bier rocking1 chair from his house to a truck driven by An thony Kemmer With it he had an On the chair he oilsoaked barrel placed a lay figure garbed in a striped suit a black Fedora hat kid gloves tight fitting trousers and good shoes Across the chest of the figure was a sign 2x4 feet with this legend Astor the Traitor The wagon followed by a crowd was driven down Broadway At a point near Thirty sixth street he tried to make a speech but the police ordered him on Ut Sixth avenue to Longacre went the wagon There Dr ¬ -¬ Washington Aug 5 Mr F W Fitzpatrick of the treasury depart- ¬ ment has just returned to Washington from Ottawa where he went at the instance of the committee of citizens of Chicago in charge of the ceremonies of laying the cornerstone of that citys great post office building next October by President McKinley to arrange for the formal invitation and expected ac ceptance from Chicagos citizens to the governor general and cabinet of Canada to participate in those festivities Mr Fitzpatrick is the assistant United States architect under Architect Henry Ives Cobb for the Chicago build ¬ ¬ ¬ Thousand of Them Slaughtered and Placed on the Chicago Market and A Distressing Accident on a Trolley old as Good Mutton Line Near Bridgeport Ct 5 Daily News Chicago Aug The says Thousands of goats are bought Only Two Persons Are Known to Have Es slaughtered and placed upon the mar caped Many of the Victims Were kets of Chicago and sold as mutton by Instantly Killed Road Was some nackers at the stock vards This Only Opened Thursday traffic is carried on most extensively during the winter and early spring up Bridgeport Ct Aug 7 Nearly 40 of April persons were killed by an accident on to and including the month The goats and kids are principally oi the Stratford extension of the Shelton the Angora kind and come from the Street Bailway Co at 4 oclock Sunday northwest while a few are shipped in afternoon when a loaded trolley car from the south The latter are of the went off the trestle over Pecks mill common goat species and do not find pond at Oronoque about six miles as ready sale as the Angoras north of Bridgeport and sank in the ¬ Deeds We Do ft 4 not words count in buttles of peaee as twell as in war It ts nottvhar ive say but what Hoods Sarsaprilia does that tells the story of its merit It has won many remarkable victories crvcr the arch enemy of mankind- - impure blood It is the best medicine money can buy Be sure to get only Hoods because j viiic KuuKyuwiij 111 -- IMOtMmXlt POINT IN I1 13 CASE ¬ Crowe planted the barrel on the as- ¬ phalt poured over it two quarts of oil and applied a match The flames crackled and licked up the lay figure A big hole was burned The police in the asphalt pavement arrived too late to find the doctor He His had disappeared in the crowd was arrested but released at the driver station house The police are looking new secretary fcr Dr Crowe Dr Crowe has been much interested in the reports about Mr Astor taking the oath of allegiance to Queen Vic¬ A The an ¬ nual reports were then read The treasurers report showed 1594 mis sion money on hand and a total of 2 725 cash on hand The total member ship of the junior unions is 10402 an ncrease of V200 over last year Sixty one new societies were organized dur ing the year The membership is 31 077 again of 1429 The contribution for the year were 36540 At the afternoon session Rev Alei Gilchrist of Omaha Neb the new secretary of the home mission board made an address on Men and the Church and Rev A C Dixon of Brooklyn N Y spoke on Is the Young Man Safe Aug 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ Pittsbukgh Pa The more he read the madder he grew For some days he has talked of little else and Friday night was no surprise to his neighbors toria hict LAWLESSNESS RENEWED Cleveland Strikers Again Attack Cars and it is Feared Withdrawal of Troops Will Result in Rioting ing To a press representative he admit ted that his official reception was slightly chilly Sir Wilfrid Laurier candidly telling him that under the present conditions it would be impos- ¬ sible for him to accept or even consider any social invitations to this side of the border Mr Fitzpatrick says that in sub ¬ stance Sir Wilfrids voluntary statements and answers to queries were as follows As a friend in whom I am deeply interested I am very glad to see you but frankly as a representative of the federal or any local government in the United States your visit could not have been more untimely When I re- ¬ ceived your first letter I took up the matter with his excellency the gov ¬ ernor general and he expressed a sincere desire to visit Chicago and seemed as anxious to accept the invita ¬ tion as I was he would have been de-¬ ¬ Besides being very palatable as a food the Angora goat and kid are used for other purposes The skins cf the goats are used for making floor mats and robes for babies while the skin of the kid is used for trimming furs Dr W S Devoe of the bureau of animal industry when asked Friday in regard to goats being sold for mut¬ ton said They certainly are quite free from disease are fat and make ex cellent eating Of course the very common billy goat would have a tendency to be strong and have a bad odor There is no law to prevent them being sold and when we find them in the packing houses they are inspected the same as any other carcass The records at the yards show that some weeks as high as 8000 goats have been received Washington Aug 5 Referring to the reports that goat meat is being sold in some of the western cities as mut ton Dr Salmon chief of the bureau of animal industry said Friday that the law provided only for the inspec tion of cattle sheep and hogs and that nothing short of congressional action would remedy the defect Dr Salmon said however that he did not anticipate much danger from the use oi goat meat as goats were generally healthy animals ¬ ¬ flats 40 feet below Thus far 36 people are known to be dead and several more injured Only two persons are known to have escaped unhurt It is believed that there were 43 passengers on the car but the indica tor was removed by a conductor of another car and spirited away so that at prssent it is impossible to state accurately the number aboard The scene of the accident is midway between Shelton and Bridgeport The car was northbound running toward Shelton It was in charge of Conductor John Carroll of Bridgeport who was among the killed and Mortorman Hamilton of Bridgeport who escaped by jumping The trestle is 440 feet long made of iron with stone founda- ¬ tions and was not protected by guard ¬ ¬ Jake Didnt Mind Ac Charge AsmiMWt Him He Wasted to lvttow Something How a greater trouble overshadows a iessti- was aptiy illustrated in one 01 the minor courts the other day The accused great y was a big strong honest German disposed to do more Uiking excited and than is permissible under mch circum stances The court distinctly said that the big man was charged with disturbing the peace and asked him whether he was guilty or not guilty Dot vos noting shudge came the re- ¬ Der prewry he hired me ter drive sponse Shake dot vagon Tony Velters he say you yoin der union und it vos besser and den he say vhy I dondt vait a dleetle an see how vos it So I vait fchake Purdy gwick der boss he say you can get your moneys und give up your I say I deam We vos a union preweiy Tony und ask him vot der reason voulcl see mit him dot he adwise me out of a yob Yhen 1 rind Tony he say did I haf some sense und I told him he vos schmarder und I vos und he didnt know notings Hut they say ou argued with a club and that Tonys strongest proposition was a ¬ rails South of the trestle an incline down which the car ran at a high rate oi speed After it ran onto the trestle for about ten feet the trucks left the rails and then the car continued on the ties for about 75 feet when it went off the trestle and dropped into the pond below overturning completely and upending When the car struck the four ton motor and the heavy trucks crushed into it instantly kill ¬ ing many of the passengers Three physicians who were passen- ¬ gers on a car a short distance behind arrived quickly on the scene and rendered all possible assistance to the in jured Word was sent to Bridgeport and three ambulances and a police wagon were hurried to the scene and the injured were taken to Bridgenort ¬ Dot vos not der point shudge Vot I vant der find ouit is how do I stant on der Detroit Free Preea union labor guestion A brick Shoppy Announcement ¬ A Kansas printer in making up the forma one day in a hurry got a marriage and a gro-¬ cers notice mixed up so they read as fol- ¬ John Smith and Ida Quay were lows united in the bonds of holy sauerkraut which will be sold by the quart orbarrel Mr Smith is an esteemed codfish at ten cents while the bride has nice pigs feet to dis- ¬ Michigan Lyre play ¬ UNITED STATES PAVILION AT PARIS EXPOSITION Big Four Niagara Falls Excursion 15 the Big Four route will run their annual excursion to Niagara Falls ¬ The rate will be only 700 from either CinOn August SHAMROCK SAILS FOR AMERICA aptain of the Cnp Challenger Expects to Reach New York in Twenty Eight Days Without Pushing Glasgcw Aug 4 The cup chal lenger Shamrock sailed from Fairlie Thursday morning accompanied by Sir Thomas Liptons steam yacht Erin As the two yachts proceeded down the river whose banks were thronged with spectators they vere greeted th entausitic cheers interming ied with singing Rule Britannia The craft in the vicinity of Fairiie displayed flags in honor of the depart ¬ ing challenger The sound of the whistles and sirens blowing in honor of the Shamrock was deafening As already cabled the Shamrock Capt will take a southerly course ¬ Aug 5 In addition to the attempt to blow ur a Jennings avenue car on the South Side Thurs day night reports received at police headquarters show that cars were stoned in various parts of the city although so far as learned On Pearl no one was injured streetvi shower of heavy stones fell uposfcTcar smashing the windows and oiL rwise damaging it The conduc tor fired five shots in the direction from which the stones were thrown Three shots were fired through the windows of a Scoviiie avenue car and later two rocks were sent crashing through the windows of the same car O ¬ Cleveland cinnati or Indianapolis with corresponding ¬ Connect ¬ ly low rates from other points ing lines will sell excursion tickets via the For full information call Big Four route on your local agent or address Warren J Lynch G P A Big Four route Cincinnati O m general hospital morgue was improvised in the main room of the town hall at Strat ford and in a very short time 23 bodies were laid out awaiting identification The accident was witnessed by Miss Francis Peck who resides about 400 feet from the bridge She was up- ¬ stairs at her home as the car was passing and she says that it was running unusually fast Frank Cramer who was bathing near the bridge states that the passengers were all singing and in the most joyful mood as they passed him The road which is practically con- ¬ A with the queen are usually painfully nervous Perhaps they are tortured with doubt of the propriety of praising the pie not knowing whether her majesty or the cook made it Denver Post ¬ Why They Are Nervous A correspondent says that those who dine WsMEKssfl MwP fe r iJf5WliL sT T4T IsW stttT rM Vi t JT V y J rrsV Williams I understand you moved Jackson Yes your familv last week girl didnt like the location we our servant Columbus Journal were in Never do to day any wrong thing you can put off till to morrow L A W Bulletin Horses like to be well stalled but not in a muddy highway L A W Bulletin A quarrelsome man is always a petty man Atchison Globe No arrests The troops have been gradually withdrawn until not to exceed 50C soldiers remain Fear is expressed that as a result of this the lawless ele ment will asrain resume the outrages that marked the early stages of the 6trike BY THEIR LEADERS SIDE Remain of Seven Followers of John Ilrowo Removed From Harpers Ferry to Elba N- Y for Burial - f - vl nisii Ml In ff a IrHfiPII vl - trolled by the Bridgeport Traction Co was opened for traffic last Thursday Uxorcide and Miicide Duxsmiib Cal Aug 7 This quiet Hosrarth exoeets to reach New York within 28 days and he does not in tend to push the 3acht to any extent Saranac Lake N Y Aug 5 The Faiklie Scotland Aug 4 The remains of the seven followers of John Shamrock had to put back on account Brown the abolitionist who were shot of a slight accident to her bowsprit and buried at Harpers Ferry 40 3 ears ago passed through this village at HOPE FOR CONSUMPTIVES noon Friday en route to Lake Placid A New Remedy for Tuberculosis That Has The bodies were located by Dr Thomas J Featherstonhaugh of Washington Developed in France Reported to assisted by Capt Hall of Washingtpn the State Department and O G Libby of the Universitj oi Washington Aug 4 Anew remedj Wisconsin Mr Libby has charge of for tuberculosis developed in France the remains has been reported to the state depart The bodies are to be buried by the ment by United States Commercial side of the old liberator in the little Agent Atwood at Roubaix It is a plot at North Elba Arrangements treatment called to the attention of are being made for funeral services the academy of medicine by Dr Men and it is expected that President Mcdel and consists in the daily injection Kinley and many other prominent into the bronchial tubes of essence persons will be present The time of thyme and cinna¬ the services and interment has not 3et of eucalyptus held in solution in olive been settled upon mon The oil in descending slowly oil comes into contact with the walls of MILITARY HONORS and upper lungs The gas the tube set free saturates the air in the lungs The Services Over the Remains of CoL Hawkins Were Under the Auspices of and acts on the mucous membranes Masons and Knights Templar In 18 cases treated after one or two weeks there was in all a lessening or Sax Francisco Aug 5 The body complete cessation of the cough or ex- ¬ of Col Alexander Hawkins of the 10th pectoration as well as a return of Pennsjlvania received the last military sleep appetite and strength honors in this city Saturday afternoon The services took place under the ausChaplain Milburn Stricken Lincoln Xeb Aug 4 Dr W H pices of the masonic and Knights The 10th Milburn the blind chaplain of the Templar organizations United States senate was prostrated Pennsylvania will occupy the places of by sunstroke and fell unconscious shief mourners and Gen Shafter has Thursday afternoon while delivering a ordered a military escort to take part lecture at the Nebraska Epworth as-¬ in the funeraL The volunteers now sembly at Lincoln park He was samped at the presidio will also at brought to the city and revived under tend out of respect to the memory of the care of a physician Thursday the deceased and in sympathy with night he was much improved and the their comrades in arms The body will be sent east Saturday doctors look for almost complete re night covery in time ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ village was the scene of a double trag edjr when Henry Brown a mill saw ¬ yer shot his wife and then himself both expiring immediately Their dead bodies were found lying side by This drawing just from the French capital gives a new and complete picture of side in the road Mrs Brown had left the American national building with its ornamental accessories her husband a year ago and since the separation they had not met till Sun lighted to go and was looking forward da when Brown meeting his wife on M DELCASSES MISSION to the day with much anticipation It Was to Dissuade Emperor Nicholas Fron the street after a few reproachful words murdered her and then killed But since then the tone of your press Abdicating the Throne of Rus himself has become so harsh in dealing with sia It is Said the Alaskan boundary question such The Dreyfu Trial Opens Loxdon Aug 5 If De Blowitz th misrepresentations have been made Rexnes Aug 7 The proceedings about our overment and particularly Paris correspondent of the Times of the court martial before which about me that it would be undignified gives an extraordinary explanation of Capt Dreyfus is on trial opened at for us to visit you and I can not advise M Delcasses present mission He as- 710 oclock Monday morning Capt serts that it was decided upon quite Dreyfus his excellency to go court room entered the Mr Fitzpatrick said that Sir Wil ¬ suddenly for a reason which admitted with a firm step though his features frid intimated that in the present state of no delaj and then gives the story were pallid He is partly bald and of public feeling in the United States which he says he has from a source what hair he has is gray and close as indicated in the press it would not to which I am bound to attach import- cropped He answered the formal This is the explanation be entirely safe for the governor gen- ¬ ance Emperor Nicholas is disappointed questions of the judge as to his name eral and himself to visit Chicago He age etc in a clear determined voice feared that they might in a great and tired of the throne The absence No Deaths or New Cases gathering of such a character as the of an heir excites his superstitious Newport News Va Aug 7 There Chicago ceremony be subjected to feelings and he connects himself with a Russian legend according to which were no deaths or new cases of yel- ¬ some unpleasantness or indignity 03 an heirless czar is to be succeeded by a low fever at the soldiers home Sunday thoughtless persons Sir Wilfrid expressed himself as czar Michael predestined to occupy and the authorities feel certain that strongly in favor of arbitrating the Constantinop e they have succeeded in effectually The death of the czarewitch and the checking the disease No other cases con- ¬ Alaskan boundary dispute and Hague of yellow fever have been reported at failure of the conference at The cluded the interview as follows No much as I regret it I could not led him to decide to abdicate on the Phoebus It is thought now that go to Chicago under present conditions occasion of his coming visit to Darm quarantine restrictions will be modiand shall certainly however painful a stadt On this becoming known ir fied this week and that they will soon duty it may be also his excellency to Paris If Delcasse was sent in hot be removed altogether decline the invitation that I know and haste to dissuade him from carrying Spanish Officers Pate About Decided feel has so kindly been extended to us out this intention Madrid Aug 6 The supreme coun- ¬ by the city of Chicago S earner Insurgents Hum an American cil of war deliberated Saturday over Mr Fitzpatrick secured Sir Wilfrids Londox Aug 5 Lloyds agent at its judgment in regard to the surpromise however to reconsider the Manila cables that insurgents at Sac render of Santiago de Cuba to the matter Fernando have captured and burned American troops It is reported the A dm Dewey Arrives at Naples the United States steamer Sapurnus will be acquitted Mon accused officers day It is said the public prosecutor Naples Aug 5 The United States Oioyn iki Given the Decision cruiser Olympia with Adm Dewey on Denvei Col Aug 5 Choyinski has submitted a report demanding that board arrived here Saturday morning was given the decision over Mexican imprisonment for life be imposed upon As the cruiser entered the port salutes Pete Everett on a foul in the seventh the Spanish officers responsible for the surrender of Manila were exchanged round Friday night ¬ ¬ Vigor What does it do It causes the oil glands in the skin to become more active making the hair soft and glossy precisely as nature intended It cleanses the scalp from dandruff and thus removes one of the great causes of baldness It makes a better circu- ¬ lation in the scalp and stops the hair from coming out V Wfm W it Prevents and It cures Baldness Ayers Hair Vigor will surely make hair grow on bald heads provided only there is any life remain- ¬ ing in the hair bulbs It restores color to gray or white hair It does not do this in a moment as will a hair dye but in a short time the gray color of age gradually disp pears and the darker color of youth takes its place Would you like a copy of our book on the Hair It is free and Scalp If you do not obtain all the benefits you exuected from the use of the Vigor write the Doe tor about it Address DR ¬ ¬ ¬ Mrs Maria M Gross laying Chicago Aug 4 Mrs Maria M Gross in point of practice the oldest woman physician in Chicago and one of the first women in the country to enter the medical profession is dying She was born in Elmira N Y here in 1853 1 he Canoe Capsized Vade a Presidential Office Independence Kan Aug 4 The The post office St Pad MinD Aug 5 C B Her WASHiNfiTox Aug 5 committee appointed to select a place sey of this city was drowned Friday at Prattsville Ala has been taken Yang Tu Chinas delegate to the for holding the reunion of Roosevelts peace congress was educated at Har- ¬ in Long Lake Wis by the capsizing frcxa the fourth class and made presi rough rider next year has cbttea of a canoe vard dential effective October L Oklahoma City Oklahoma Chosen Scientific knowledge has been per verted to the uses of blackmail by a Gratz Austria medical student who endeavored to obtain 10000 florins from a rich old lady by threatening to open a bottle of assorted deadly bacilli in her room if she did not pay up When arrested bottles stolen from the bac ¬ teriological laboratory and containing the microbes of several diseases were found in his possession ¬ ¬ American Killed in Mexico Tex Aug 5 News reached here Friday that Walter Hem ¬ ming an American from this city had been killed in a raid by the Yaqui In ¬ dians in the mountains east of Guaya mas Hemming left here in April last with two companions to search for fold in the Yaqui countrj AxTOxro Sax Cecil Rhodes Prediction Cape Tows Aug 5 In the house of assembly Friday Mr Cecil Rhodes expressed the belief that the Transvaal difficulty would be overcome in a few months and without a shot being fired owing to the mutual moderation being He predicted that capital displa3 ed would then flow freely ¬ Ahead of chedaie Time Chicago Aug 7 Albert V Roe the one armed postal telegraph messenger who is riding a bic3cle from New York to San Francisco arrived in Chicago Sunday considerably ahead of his He resumed his journey schedule west Monday morning Leg Artery Broke J C AYER Lowell Mass CARTER SINK Sam uses CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Aug 7 While pre ¬ paring dinner Mrs George Green of O Paixesville ¬ West Painesville broke an artery in her left leg and died before the arrival of a physician Best Couch Syrup Tastes Good Use In time Sold by dragging L4BjP THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 8 1899 THE SLIP BROKE Crowd of Excursionists Piling Into the Water at a Ferry bock The Victims V ere About to Take the Ferry at tloun Desert Near ar Harbor Me on Their ay to ee the AMinlili o of War hips v THE MKINLEY The COTTAGL e1 It for ill Se- - Porters Antiseptic Heal in n OIL RAILROAD TlMf N iAJSUS to iH lreident Has Tureha deration of Si 4 DO CUtm lo ssion m Or lpr 7 While a crowd of excursionists were on the way to see the warships a slip leading from tiie do k to the boat at Mount Desert ferry broke precipitating more than 100 into the water Twenty bod ies have been recovered and it is esti¬ mated that the dead will number oO or more Among the bodies identified are those of Mrs William Murray of Brewer Irving- Bridges of West Haneock Albert Coison of Le vant Mrs Alonzo Jakes of lian-g-o- r Joseph Murphy of Old Town Mrs Hoilis Estey of Ellsworth Clifford Cushmau of Corinth Meil McZadd of Corinth Miss Lizzie Wod of Jking or Charles W Dowues of Ellsworth P I Bweetzer traveling- salesman Portland Ora M Lank Dau forth G R Bennett brewer and a woman believed to be his wife Four others have not yet been identified The Maine Central railroad Sunday ran excursions to Bar Harbor from ail sections of its line in Maine the at traction being the war ships which were expected Sunday All the morn njr long trains packed with excursionists were rushing to Bar Harbor The train which left Bangor at S 25 con sisted of 12 cars jammed with people At Mount Desert ferry the terminus of the line the train is left for the boat for an eight mile sail to Bar Har bor From the wharf a slip or gang plank 40 feet long and 10 feet wide led up to the boat The slip was hinged it the inner end was raised or lowered to suit the tide The wharf extends on both sides of the lush with the end of the wooden crng plank Five timbers 4 by IS inches ret vertically ran the length of the p nk and these were crossed by two inch pianking It is said that there was no support for the plank be tween the hinges at the outer end When the excursion train from Ban- ¬ gor arrived at the ferry there was a rush for the steamer Sapphet The first few passengers had crossed the gang plank safely and it is estimated that 200 people were massed on the plank Sadden ly they felt the plank give way beneath them The iong timber supporting the plank broke in the middle The hinges held up one end and the chain the other while the broken end of the plank dropped and a struggling screaming mass of humanity was plunged into the water 15 feet below the wharf A few clung to chc nciined sides of the plank but at Bar Hajtbob Me Aug- - ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ President Mo KinUy has purchased the famous lMc KinUy cottage at the cornet of North Market street and Loui avenue The was closee deal Saturday The consideration was 914500 The papers have passed He will secure possession under the ontr ct and deed October next The property was not in the market lt was ndearcd to President and Mrs Mc McKinley as their first horn when they began housekeeping and by ten let memories of sorrows there Th iot is 10J feet front on Market street by 2H on Louis avenue The front reranda shows the most wear from the Historic campaign of 1 when the noted home was the political mecca tor nearly a million people It is believed to be the presidents intention to spend a part of each sum mer at Canton The interior of the house has always been roomy and cool and comfortable It is thought possible that the president may renovate the house and make some improve ments Many Cantonians have expressed a fear that with the breraking of the home ties by deaths sorrows and other events the president might be in duced to accent one of the many invitations which the papers have reported to secure the residence elsewhere The news that the deal is closed whereby he is once more the owner of the home that has always been deares to him will be received with universal rejoicing 7 i ¬ Canton o Aug For cuts Relieves sll pain instantly burns boils bruises itcb eczema ca ervnipela i corns turrh sore throat chapped bauds or lips piles and ail ul ¬ cers or tores of fkiu or mucous mem ¬ L RA ARRIVAL OF TRAINS rroir Clnehmati in 10 a m brane it is s sure nd permanent core rt in 745 a Will enre sore or inflamed eye in forty 833 p m o pm eigbt bonis Satisfaction guaranteed or From Richmond 505 m m 7 40 a money refunded 828 p m Horsemen will find this oil will onrt Prom Mayarilla 7 JJ s m S25 p alter burns scratches cracked heel No care no old Hores and collar galls DEPARTURE Of TRAINS For sale by Clarke Kentucky Kenney Prist lUmar Cuio To Cincinnati 10H p m IVoni Lexingiou 5li bM a u mj m New Photograph Gallery D Cable has opened a cozy new pho tograph gallery on Main street opposite the Telephone Exchange where he is prepared to u nke good pictures at low prices Kodak work will also be fin ¬ ished up promptly in iirst class styie He solicits the patronage of the public ¬ 15a m 791 a m 340 p m To Lexington 7 47 a m 116 a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 11 08 a m 548 p m To Maysville 1016 p m 750 a m 946 p m F B Cask Agent 33b - ¬ Well Spent IsmimmI Off Bigby Come here Mary 1 want to suppose you are not troubled with i questionof municipal ownership and show you the woman Billings spend the like said the stranger in Crimson his money on Mrs Kigby What that person in Gulch Yes answered Derringer Dan with black lace a glance of suspicion Sometimes we Bigby You wouldnt have believed do Once in awhile some tenderfoot it would you comes along and thinks he owns the Mrs Bigby Why thats his wife town but he gets over it in a minute or stupid two Washington Star Bigby Of course Brooklyn Life Basil 18a6t - To My Patrons I have moyed my gallery fixtures te my residence on Henderson street but I am prepared to make pictures from old negatives or make large pictures and finish kodak work Orders can be left at Vardens drug store or at my residence ¬ mm i oi ei TIME TABLE EAST BOUND - Lt Louisville Ar Lexington 1115am 840pm Lv Lexington 1125am 850 pm 30am 550paa Lv Winchester 1158am 925pm 915am 63upno Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm 9a0am 705pna Ar Washington 6jam 340pm ax Philadelpbial0l5am 705pm Sff New York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND 830am 600pm L G RINNAN ¬ ¬ ¬ know He lives his hard life with a bravery grim But the man with the lawn mower brother in woe Who ever has painted a picture of him Chicago Morning Record AX KQl IV The man with the hoe is a Heroes martyr we I of title to the American of wealth Leave orders at Post very reasonable ask for the hand of your daughter tf Which one asked the millionaire office I have three It is immaterial answered the no ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry Im partial have come sir said the foreigner mail carrier will haul Ar Winchester Ar Lexington to light baggage to and from depot Termi Ar Krankfwt AriShelbyvills Ar Louisville 8 S Abney 100lani 72 pm 4100am 15pm ¬ 9llarn o30pm 730am 450pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 845pm I10T FX GOV ATKINSON ¬ Thr Former Executive of Georgia Seriously 111 ami It i Believed liis iti covery is Impossible secured oilice room at Parker James corner Fourth Now She lust Hates Him and Main will locate their main F Mrs Younglove pouting George oilice at that place Phone No Agent L you have been treating me just as if I 4 All calls or bundles entrusted wGeoroe W Barney wire a child Why do you do it to them will receive prompt at Div Pass Agent Mr Younglove I dont know 1 must Lexington tent ion have been thinking of something else hOAing bleman magnanimously They might Chicago Post draw lots for me Trains marked thus f run daily ex cept Sundqy other trsins run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car neervations oi any mtormation call on B NRR Paris Ky Carr ¬ Former Gov Atlanta W G Atkinson is seriously ill at his home in Newman and it is believed hi recovery is impossible Gov Atkinson was succeeded in cflicc b the presen chief executive of the state Allan D Candler He served two terms as governor the campaign preceding his first elec- Ga Aug 7 There surely is no reason why I should treat you that way Chicago Times Herald My agency insures against fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ ¬ prompt paying compaliable Advice Young man said the veteran nies non union learn to say W 0 HINTON Agent I know what you are going to tell me said the high browd youth who wore a uniform you are going to ad- ¬ Lite Insurance Policies vise me to learn to say no Not at all I was going to advise you to learn to say nothing Washington BOUGHT FOK CASH Say boss is yer got any harrowin love songs No in v little man I dont keep em Frankfort Cincinnati Ry ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL THIK TARD IN FFFBCT DE EMBER 5TH 188 EAST BOUND No 1 No 3 So 5 Pass Pass Mixed LTe Frankfort a 7 ooam 3 40pm i 00pm 7 Ham 3 52pm 1 20pm Lve Plkhorn 7 18am 4 00pm 1 35pm LreSwitser Lve stamping Grnd 7 iam 4 10pm 1 56pm 7 34am 4 16pm Lve Pj valla 7 39m 4 22pm ve Johnson 7 pm 30pm Le IGeorgetown b 7 4iara 4 238pm 2 09pm 3 Lve 9 Ry Depot 50am 4 8 17am 4 48om Lve Ne town 8 25am 4 f6pm Lve Centrvtlle 8 30am ft 00pm Lve Eiizabetu 8 40am 5 10pm Arr PariR c WEST Lve Paris e Star An HlJpf then gime two sticks o red chewin gum instead Harlem Life Well Metre SiiiKltiHii The moon looked down on them calm and clear Life seemed more than tongues could utSaid he We will live on love my dear Said she I prefer bread and butter Chicago Daily News Substantial He savs mv eves seem like the stars above to him said she He may say that answered Miss Cayenne But I am willing to wager a pair of gloves that he does not stand off in the distance and look at them through Inconsistent Simile H S STOUT Paris Ky GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Furnitnre Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses a telescope ¬ ter ¬ werr struggling in the water piling- of the wharf partially The penned them in on three sides and the ooat at the wharf closed the outer end of the opening least 150 - A BLACK REPUBLIC teudin Havana Merchant ays If Cuba is Not Annexed to the United States it Will Be a Second HaytL A HORRIBLE MURDER Havana Aug 7 A leading Havana merchant a Cuban having business connections with most of the cities of Pension Exainint r Suell Cut the Throat of a Thirtcen-Year-Oi- a Girl Who Had the island and who claims to be well Been in His Employ posted regarding Cuban affairs said Sunday that universal suffrage in CuWashington Aug 7 A horrible ba would mean a black republic in the murder was committed Sunday in the near future and that the only means northern section of the city The of preventing it will be the incorpora- murderer was Benjamin II Snell a tion of the island as a possession of the special examiner in the pension office United States as a state territory or a man about 45 years of age His viccolony leading to American immigra tim was Liza Weissenberger a girl 13 tion inter marriages the enrichment years of age who had been employed of insular blood and the improvement in his household until a few months of the population In his judgment ago when she was taken home by her Cuba is otherwise doomed to become parents who became suspicious of another Hayti Snell s conduct towards her Snell His assertions are based on the fact seemed to be infatuated with the child that in a population not exceeding and paid her a great deal of attention 12o0000 with a voting capacity of 400 which however she resented J00 the Spaniards number oulr 50000 Sunday morning Snell went to his che white Cubans 125000 those claim- victims house and entered the room while the where the girl was sleeping bent over ing to be white 25000 blacks number 200000 in voting the child and drew her from the bed strength His theory is that more than Twisting one hand in the girls hair half the Spaniards under a system of and throwing back her head Snell universal suffrage would not vote and divw a razor from his pocket and swept hat the number who would vote must it across her throat Twice he slashed nevitably diminish each year her throat and once he missed cutting a great piece of flesh from her cheek The Strike in the un Office New York Aug 7 The compositors The head was almost severed from the and stereot pers of the New York body and both the murderer and his drencheel with blood Sun 120 in number who went on a victim were Attracted by the childs screams the strike Saturday sight were still out Sunday night The press and compos mother ran to the rescue and was The mur badly slashed on the arm ing rooms were in darkness but the He refuses to duorial room presented the usual ap- ierer was arrested The Sun appeared Sunday give any explanation of his acts and pearance morning with only four pages in its lays he remembers nothing about In an editorial the Sun them The murderer is a native of news section and was at one time em- ¬ of Sunday morning sa s that it may Vermont ployed in a bank in Montgomery Ala be impossible for the paper to be pubHe has a wife and two children lished Monday morning ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Had No Terrors for Him First Tramp Do you ever think of GOV WM G ATKINSON death Bill tion being noteworthy because of his Second Tramp Not very often I victory over Gen Clement A Evans aint afraid to die You aint First Tram the candidate of the old confederates Second Tramp Xo death has no terIn this contest Gov Atkinson upset all precedent by coming in as an riers for me Harlem Life eleventh hour candidate and defeating Inilcr a Cloud Gen Evans who had apparently the Have you nothing you can turn your endorsement of the entire state hand to asked the man Not just at present Gov Atkinson has not been in good replied the You see Im one o them tramp ¬ health for three years following an atbloated capitalists temporarily out o tack of appendicitis capital Philadelphia North Amer¬ ¬ There was r young man from Chicago Who was anxious to see a buzz saw go just the same He sa Then the coroner came And asked Where did his jaw go f Washington Star Alack Alas Etc Special attention given to Undertake ing and Repairing tTJND No 2 Main Street Paris Ky WITHOUT PAW Pa 88 No 4 Pa No Mixed Chicago Daily News TEETH EXTRACTED NO GAS NO COCAINE THE BLOW THAT CRUSHED A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by ths public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Catepboric treatment for painlest filling 617pm 7 50am 32am 6 20pm 7 51am Lve Johnson 37m 6 26pm 10 43am 6 32pm Lve Duvalla Lve Stamping Ornd IC50am 6 39pm 8 22ai Lve Switztr li 00am 6 49pmJ 8 40am 11 07am 6 56pm 8 55am Lve Elkhorn 1120am 7 10pm 9 15am Arr Frankfort a 10 10 Lve Elizabeth Lve Centreville Lve Newtown Lve C 8 Ry Depot b Lve Georgetown 9 4iam 9 53a m 9 HOam 9 40am 2Sam 5 40PS3 5 50pm 5 55pm 6 08pm I Daily except Sunday a Connects with L N b connects with Q ft C connects with Ky Central KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS PM AM 340 70 L Upper and lower- Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns set oi teetn 150J 60 cts np 50 eta o0o 42 ican Thin Is Not a Joke Shall have to charge you 75 instead f 63 cents for this preparation sir on account of the war tax And how much is the war tax Two cents a bottle Philadelphia to Our Poet And was my angel moved tears by my poor little work Call Our Daughter Yres dear So silly Years of Discretion wasnt it to cry at nothing runch Years of discretion surely are Lifes sweet completion Indiscriminate Yet willful Fate delights to mar The path of glory ever since For when we reach them theres a Jar Time first hegan was rocky The years are more apparent far The public first salutes a prince Than the discretion Puck A TESTIMONIAL Washington Star An Uncertain luaiitit At what period of life does female Well And then salutes a jockey Painless extraction 100 up 500 rl0 830 Ar 616 1142 Ar 720 lCUlAr 840 Ar 750 Lv Georgetown Paris Maysville Winchester Richmond Frankrort ArllJM 7ld Ar 1028 617 Lv 545 12 Lv 709 25 Lv 930 540 Lv 620 203 AM P Ml J 1 IUIRI S21 Main St D GEO B HARPER Genl Supt JOS K NEWTON G P A Paris Ky opp Court house Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Telephone 79 N C FISHER Attorney-At-Law Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway The Leading Specialists of America DmKK 20 YEARS IN OHIO beauty decline chirped Flatterly that de pends a good deal upon the girl the last beauty I tackled declined very suddenly about 19 Town Topics queried Flitterly Phone West of Bourbon News up stairs 2 doon 250000 Cured 58 WECURESTRICTURE ¬ ¬ Will Kenney Physician ft D Alice protesting But papa you say you want to see me married and off Phone 136 jour hands Office Fourth and Pleasant Sta Fairchild grimly I know it That is why I refuse to let yon marry him Office Hours Brooklyn Life 7 to 10 a m Didnt Fit the Hill Surgeon lightning conductor on the Eiffel tower was struck ten times A thun derbolt set fire to the Jeanot foundry The Centure railway was flooded many buildings were slightly injured and scores of fine trees were destroyed DeaTli thunder storm Saturday evening the ¬ Paris Morui in Paris Aug 7 During a severe A tftol AS Marvin New Yoke Aug 7 Col Azor Smith Marvin for many years president of he Marvin Safe Co is dead at his home in Brooklyn aged 74 years the elbow isnt it pa Mr Callipers Yes my son writing to his schoolLittle Everybody at home is demaster Little Clarence Well pa is that SMITH ARNSPARGEB 1 lighted with the progress I have made what makes people laugh in their at your school Why when 1 came sleeves Puck NON UNION AGENTS to you 1 knew nothing and now even KAXCE RELIABLE FIRE Matter of Identification in this short time I know ten times Coroner Were there any marks as much Punch AT LOW KATFS about the deceased by which you would 5 BROADWAY PARIS KY Another Sufferer be able to Identify him 21ma99 tf They sigh for the man with the hoe Witness Yis sor He stuttered Who patiently delves in the soil Chicago Tribune But what is his mild sort of woe man with a boil To that of the Chicago Times Herald Tin-- Summer Uisl Vines Trees The summer fcirl I take it and my judg- ¬ Friendly Comment Held on a Murder Charge ment no man mocks Mudge It is an awful thing to realize Is the one who works her father for ths Milwaukee Wis Aug 7 Capt bigget lot of frocks was shot by you have made an egregious ass of Thomas L Polly who Chicago Daily Record Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs David Anderson at the soldiers home yourself isnt it Bmall Fruits and ever thing for Orchard Yabsley Aint you used to ityU Heal or Imitation on Friday last died Sunday night An- ¬ Lawn or Garden We employ no agenti Indianapolis Journal So she is engaged u sell direct at reasonable prices is in jail and will be derson Yes Strawberry and Tree Catalogues or apield on a charge of murder Capt A Circumstance In Mitigation Did she say whether the engagement plication to Poily served with the 66th Ohio infan ¬ Judge Was the stolen article gold was a real one or only a summer resort H F HlLLENMEYER A during the civil war or only gilt cy in Company Chicago Post imitation Lexington K Prisoner It was silver sor The liHUiy bargedTsienbone 87S Appropriate Motto guilt was all my own yer anner Valparaiso Ind Aug 7 Sylvester Jewelers Weekly Our motto said the head waiter Home Insurance In the Smith was arrested on a charge of as he marshalled his forces ere the cost the policy holdersHurst cents on onf fifty the 189S Buia had a mercantile ma In He was put under oeing a bigamist victirr got away is to welcome the luaared dodars during the year 1897 rine of 2898 vessels of which 694 ere coming and bed the parting guest bond O W Milmw Agent propelled by steam Tit Bits ¬ ¬ l Boy Natural Question Little Clarence The funny bone is in A 2 7 6au tn to 4 p m to 8 p m Thousands of voun and middle acad men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may have a smart ing sensation small twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times slicht dis charge difhculty in commencing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have STRIC TUliE Dont let doctors experiment on you by cutting stretching or tearing you This will not cure you as it will re-turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hence removes tho stricture permanen tly It can never return No pain no suffer ing no detention rrom business by our method The sexual organs are strength- ¬ ened Tho nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns w WECURE GLEET Thousands of young and miudle aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitJlHtv rm t inil w ftartnArl hv ihi li ease They aro frequently unconscious Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail ing lUannood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen ¬ sation Sunken Eyrs with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunkon Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may be the cause Dont consult family doctors as they have no experience in these special diseases dont allow XI lSi - I - l Plants aitiiiiuu tively cure ror a cannot cure TUAAjLiUANA will posi ¬ you One thousand dollars case we accept ror treatment and Terms moderate for a cure CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cn e EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET STRICTURE TMPOTENCY SFCRBT DRAINS UKNATT RAL DTSriTATtO ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases CONSULTATION FREE BOOKS FREE If nable to call write for QTTESTTON BLANK for HOME TREATMENT ¬ - Kennedys Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O DRS I i L iifsMB THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 8 J8S9 jtm THE BQURBOH DEWS ear Established 1881 The Dreyfus trial at Rennes began Correspondence yesterday testify One hundred witnesses will From Canada NiiKteeuvu St Catherines Canada August 5tb 199 Hidden Beauty In Egypt the custom is for Princesses to hide their beauty by covering the lower part of the face with a veil In America the beauty of many of our women is hidden because of the weakness and sickness pecu liar to the sex If the Egyptian custom pre vailed in this country many sufferers would be glad tc cover theii ¬ Published every Tuesany and Friday by WAfTER CHAMP Editoi ana Owner t UWIFT CHAMP Payable to the order or Champ Make all Checks Money A Orders etc Bro AD VER1I81NG RA TE8 Displays one dollar per inch for first lnsei lion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei 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 ObituKr38 cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a ¬ like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ The following call has been issued by Chairman P P Johnston to the Democrats of Kentucky August 4 1899 ¬ To the Democrats of Kentucky A representative meeting of Kentucky Democrats was held at Lexington on Wednesday August 2 to determine what ought to be done to preserve our integrity as a party promote our future welfare and rebuke the wrongs of the late so called Democratic convention held in Louisville After mature deliberation it was determined that a convention of the Democrats of Kentucky who are in favor of civil liberty and honest party government be held at Lexington Ky August 16 1899 for purpose of nominating candidates who will command the respect and will be entitled to the support of every Democrat in the State By this meeting I was recognized as the Chairman of the State Democratic Committees Therefore by virtue of my authority as said Chairman I appeal to the Democrats of Kentucky to assem ble at their respective county seats in mass convention on Saturday August 12 1899 at 1 oclock p m or at such other time or place prior to August 16 1899 as will be most convenient and appoint delegates as directed by the Lexington meeting to attend the general convention in Lexington Ky August ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Delegates to attend such convention from counties which have heretofore Acted are hereby recognized as regular delegates to the State convention P P Johnston Chairman Democratic State Central and Executive Committee 16r 1899 Fulweilers Cubana Its the best five cent cigar in town Michigan has welcomed Alger and is welcome to Alger Times Democrat will be enlarged beginning wi u its next issue to a six column qnaro sheet The The Flerringsburg boom given to the by the striking of oil ha eyidentVy had its i ffect on the ton TD wmmk m The clean through merchants of that city did not want him to publish an article in regard to the proposed electric road to Lexington The mer ¬ apjj theditorsaysH them chants of Georgetown generally speak ing are a cheap set looking for a cheap man If they spend 40 in advertising they imagine they have done a great charitable act They do not know the value of advertising and cainot appreciate the results etc mad ¬ ¬ 3ntly The TKr of the Georgetown News is Wm Waldorf Astor has at last an ¬ nounced his intention of renouncing the country of his ancestors and becoming a citizen of England for all of which the people of this country should be duly thankful There are a number of other rich snobs in this country who we could well afford to lose and be none the poorer The disgusting toadying to English royalty in their effort to oMain admission into that class of society is nauseating to every true American The sooner we get rid of all such traitors to their country the better ATTENTION CITIZENS Gen Torrel and his officers were The thoasaodand one worrying things acquitted at Madrid yesterday for sui which arise in the hurry of getting out a rendering Santiago good newpaper like The Bourbon News make an occasional vacation an SCINTILLATIONS absolute necessity and that is why News And the writer has hitd himself out of An Interesting Jumble Of Comment the country to enjoy a biief rest from new Womans Club is to be started business cares The knowledge that the A in Engjand to which no one will be ad- paper was left in good hands and will mitted under six feet in height probably be better than usual will make There is great excitement at Liwrence the short vacation fully appreicated r bnrg over the attempt of a negro to asComing up to Cleveland Fiiday I sault Mrs R McBrayer Lynching is met Mr John Hukill of Paris Mrp freely talked of Gratz Hanly Mrs Emma Eawtin and Mrs W K Cardwell wife of the children who were fellow passengers as Stewart of the Lexington asylum was far as Dayton where they stopped over attacked and badly beaten by a violent to viit the Soldier Home The inmate of the institution country between Cincinnati is very dry The Christian Endeavor Society has thouuh Ohio has evidently not suffered grown from one email body in 1881 of as much as Kentucky from the drouth 48 members to 55813 societies in 1899 for meadows and held look greener thau with 3350000 members they do in the Bluegrass State Jesse M Lee of Tiffin Ohio was ar Friday I stopped- - over in Cleveland rested last week at Ottawa Kansas for sending obscene free love literature and went out for a ride on the Forest through themaile Goverment inspectors Citys splendid Euclid Avenue which is famous as one of the most beautiful been looking for him for a year Herman Hanser a proiniuent theatri- avenues in the United States On it are cal man of New York and Chicago located the homes of the Rockefellers attempted suicide in New York bv and other millionaires Mark Hanna has lojumping from the Brooklyn Bridge a magnificent home in Cleveland Domestic trouble is given as the probable cated in another part of the city The street car strike here is still unsettled cause and the boycott i8 being vigorously The Health Commissioner of Milwauwaged I have seen dozens of the Con kee has recommended to the City Council solidated Companys cars pass the hotel a bill providing for medical examinating without a passenger Persons who ride for all vonng wen women apply for maron these cars are spotted and boycotted riage licenses merchants will not sell to them One Big Reduction in all our Straw fellow who rode on the street car yesterday received such a frosty reception at Hats at Price Co Clothiers a barber shop that the barbers wouldnt Why not the best Ful- even scrape an acquaintance with Smoke weilers Cubana him One of the points of iuterest in Cleveland is the splendid Collonuade For Rent Three nice rooms on Arcade It has two tiers of shops and Walker avenue Apply to offices occupy the third story There Mrs Lacra T Taylor are elevators at each end The Emery Arcade in Cincinnati looks like thirty obituary cents when compared with the Collon Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit ade The Cleveland Elks are making iz ens great preparations for a big carnival Mr Oscar Neville Pepper a well next week and in dozens of shop winknown farmer of Woodford county died dows one sees Elk decorations Elk at St Josephs hospital in Lexington neckties Elk flags etc Speaking of Mastersou aged 65 died Satur Mark Hanna I an sorry he is out of night at John Morrisevs place on town for I wanted to interview him day the Clay and Kiser turnpike ot con- about brick streets in Paris Kentucky sumption The burial took place yester politics the strike etc day in the Paris cemetery Passing over into Queen Victorias James Campbell formerly of Newtown died a few days since at Abing domain one get a tine view of Niagara Falls which posesses a wonderful fasciton Ills nation for the sight seerer as they seem If yon need a farm wagon see me be- never to tire of watching the famous catarac The Falls havebeEn visited by fore you bny I can save you money more tourists than usual this year and Geo W Stuart tf excursions continue to come in every Cheap Excursion to Atlantic City day The Paris Lexington party which is spending a couple of months in On Thursday August 17th the Chesa ¬ Ohio Railway will sell round Canada i Ideated at NragaraOn-Tbe-Lak- e peake about seven miles from the Falls trip tickets to Atlantic City and Cape May at 14 for the round trip from Lex This village is the most beautiful Sum ington tickets good returning in 15 mer resort in Canada and boasts i of a days Stop overs will be allowed at Wash Chautauqua two fine hotels and a num ington Baltimore and Philadelphia in ber of handsome Summer homes owned either direction which will enable mer by Cleveland Chicago St Buffalo chants to make a cheap trip from Phila Louis and Louisville people I have not delphia to New York before they return home Tickets will be good going on eeen any of the Kentucky contingent the regular New York Limited train yet but will call on them as St Cath leaving Lexingtou at 1130 a m Thurs erines is not far from e day August 17 also on the Washington WC Express leaving at 850 p m Sleeping car berths are 4 throngh to Atlantic Go to Geo W Stuart for Cement City Lime or Sand tf No other excursion can offer such a NUPTIAL KNOTS variety of interesting stop overs and side trips as does this to Atlantic City Engagements Announcements And Sol In addition to the trip to the Sea Shore emnizations Of The Marriage Tows stops can be made at White Sulphur and at Covington Va For sleeping car res Cards are out announcing the coming ervations or any other imformation marriage of Prof John Ray Honey of write or call on Geo W Barney this county to Miss Effie Alice Spurrier Div Pass Agt Lexington Ky daughter of William B Spurrier of White Mills The wedding will take place at the home of the brides parents Wednesday August 16th ¬ FRAN K 404 MAIN CO KY STREET PARIS j ¬ wrinkles theii sunkencheeks their unnealthy complexion from the eyes of the world with the veil of the Orient p r em atu r e PRICES TALK A BIG CUT IN PRICES OF Bradfields Female Regulator brings out a womans true beauty It makes her strong and well in those organs upon which her whole general health depends It corrects all menstrual disorders It stops the drains of Leucorrhcea It restores the womb to its proper place It removes the causes of headache backache and nervousness It takes the poor debilitated weak haggard fading woman and puts her on her feet again making her face beautiful by making her body well ¬ ¬ 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 8 l 3c Shirt Waists at reduced prices Parasols at half price All goods new this season Come early and get choice ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Druggists sell tt for a bottle Send for ir free illustrated book for women The BradQeht Regulator Co Atlanta Ga 1 ¬ ¬ Japanese silk initial handker ¬ chiefs at lOeon sale at Price Cos clothiers The entire working force of the New York Sun struck in a body Saturday night against the unjust tream ut they were receiving from that corporation The Sun has been for years the bitter enemy of organized labor in every branch and has never lost an opportunity to rejoice over their defeat or to cast slurs upon them in their victories Every well wisher of the man who toils for hie daily bread will sincerely hope that the printers of New York will be successful in this strike ¬ ¬ JT ¬ ¬ ¬ Franl 2j Bo If ever superstition could find excuse It would be when A tfcfc OTMS ¬ ¬ ¬ fortanate da andi hand Donders the til hopes Muuiuuuriinw WVAV exDectant szt AAlntiJlv in i I v 1 Jf lM j yV i 1 II yi birthday may fall on the that babys t fffrM kJ I T Y -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Niagara-On-The-Lak- ¬ gives thebody a feeling of buoyancy makes the mind cheerful gives vigor and elasticity to the organs peculiarly feminine ana babys advent to the world is tree from danger and painless Huphemta Falconer of Trent Muskejjon Co Mich I was reduced to ioo pounds When 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of morning sickness It strengthens the nerves tune for a lucky time It is natural to wish the best of for just ope ¬ mm Did you know that about everything was Qarria6e3 for 5al Now is the time to bring in vour engines mowers and farm machinery for I offer for sale my entire stock repairs Also Mower and binder blades of buggies phaetons barouches 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 five feet wide and ¬ Thiere is no alcohol whisk v or other medical science by an able physician intoxicant in Favorite Prescription such is the short story of Dr Sawyers neither does it contain any opium or Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by other narcotic W T Brooks Take a pill that is a pill built on 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 act on the system Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets do not re- ¬ They are a perfect medicine Carpets Mattings and Wall Paper to buy these things now and keep them until you need them for I am offer- ¬ ing them at a reduction on the Spring price I am also closing out at VERY CLOSE PRICES what is left of SElVlllllS MACHINE SHOP three stories high lljly 3m J H HAGGARD During the Hot Weather You Want to Avoid Cooking Cor Third and Pleasant St Paris Ky Louis Saloshin Co E K DUKKEE ¬ It will pay you A BOSOM FRIEND all our patrons on the shirt we sell them A man cannot enjoyaJ sermon a vacation a pic nic a dance or anything if his wm When Possible We can supply you with Eatables that will prevent the COS Gauntlet Brand MOURNING STARCH for stiffening colored prints and 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 tripsand the cor- ¬ rect things for germans and parties Take ajjook at them theyll talk for themselves Each fifty cent puschase entitles you to a chance o cash premium we giveaway 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 Ham Potted Chicken ERENCH ENTREES Calf Tongue Braised Beef Veal and Green Pates Game Pates Swiss Cheese Pimolas Olives Walnut Sauce Cakes etc muslins especially MOURNING GOODS Manufactured by E R DUKKEE New York CO REFRIGERATORS ICE CHESTS BABY CARRIAGES See those Adjustable Awnings I am show- ¬ ing Fit any window Every genuine packet bears the registered Trade Mark ol the name and design of rne Gaunt- ¬ let as well as a fac simile of their written signature Paris by For sale in HAMMOCKS O T- - PARKER JAMES i iatftf Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky Jas Fee S Son Louis Saloshin Co Elegant line of Pictures and Boom Wood Mantels furnished complete Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be re- ¬ Undertaking in all its branches paired Your furniture moved by experienced Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE -- M bands HIITON mm 9B i i k THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 8 1899 HE 1 BQQBBBJI HEWS 1881 Struck By Jump Meeting Train Cellus Batts a well known colored PERSONAL MENTION man of this city finding it too warm to COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY sleep in bed Sunday morning made hie THE NEWS MAN at the Post office at Paris Ky as couch on the railroad track near the lEnieied cocO ass mail matter Maysville biidge The engineer of the Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At y camp meeting train disputed the The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And with Cellus however and the TELEPHONE NO 124 Elsewhere cowcatcher gently but forcibly wafted Miss Stella Owens is visiting in SUBSCRIPTION PRICES him over the top of a telegraph pole Cincinnati Payable in Advance into an adjacent cornfield Cellus who 2 0U Six mouths Oneyer iuo Chas Hill made a business trip to is Said to have the proverbial nine lives Carlisle Saturday Make all Checks Money Orders Etc of a cat picked himself up and as he Mrs Ed Hibler is visiting friends payable to the order oj Champ Bro looked at the train disappearing in the at Cynthiana 1 clare to good distance exclaimed The Fiscal court will meet this morn- ness Dats de most imperlite ingineer Mrs R L Boldrick is visiting relato pass npon the Garth fond benefi- ¬ I eber seed ing tives at Lebanon ciaries Later It is said Cellrs was on his Mrs John D Feeney has returned The Kentucky State Sunday School way to skin a cow but instead got from Pittsburg Miss Margaret Roach is visiting relConvention will be held at Louisville skinned himself by the cow catcher A skin game all around atives in Lexington August 29th 31st Col W W Baldwin of Maysville Lewis Fry of Kiaerton held the A Lexington Girl Arrives from was in the city Sunday Porto Rico lucky number 1020 which drew the Miss Lucy Downey has returned 10 prize in Parker James drawing The New York World of Saturday has a visit to Richmond for July the following Among the passengers from Miss Helen Davis is yisiting friends who arrived from San Juan Porto Rico Miss Thressa McDokmott has been on the United States transport McClel in Millersourg this week elected supply teacher for the Paris High lan yesterday was Miss Edith V Hallo Mrs Frank Gray of Texas is visit School There were 28 applications for vaugh the Principal of an American ing relatives in the county the position school in Porto Rico Miss Hallovaugh Miss Annie Kriener is visiting Miss Cynthiana is to have a street fair on left the Normal School at Lexington Rachel Cromie in Frankfort Thursday and Friday October 5th and Ky with two other young women five Hon E M Dickson left Saturday months ago for Ponce to open the first for a fishingitrip on the lakes 6th Editor Allen of the Democrat is public school on the island Secretary of the Association Mr John T Ireland spent Sunday The school house said Miss HalloThe Maple Grove Club Friday night vaugh is a one storv building that was with his family at Estill Springs Mrs John Feeney and son returned gave a platform dance in Clark Bametts used by the Kentucky troops for bar woods in honor of Misses Hamilton of racks There are 330 pupils but more from a visit to Richmond Sunday Newport and Allen of Georgetown Miss Laura Williams of Mt Ster than 1000 applications i ling is a guest of Miss Milda McMillan of The News is enjoying Camp Meeting Thb editor Parks Hill Wm Remington ana wire speui a well earned vacation in Canada and Among those who attended the camp Saturday and Sunday at Estill Springs the devil with the assistance of the W S Talbott and bride are the rest of the hired help is ruaing the meeting from this city Sunday were the following Mr and Mrs Robt Tucker guests of Mr and Mrs J W Thomas paper m and children Mr and Mrs Horace Col Jr smallpox in Frank- lins and son Harry Mrs J C Elgin The epidemic of Mrs F B Carr and daughter arrived The board of health has Mrs H O James Gideon Tucker Ed fort is over home Saturday from a visit in Rich decided to allow religious services to be Tucker Chas Fothergill Ben Downey mond held but stilll prohibit all unusual Joe Varden Wm Rion R Quinby Mrs Isy Miller of Lexington visgatherings Pierce Paton R P Dow Jr George T Winters yester ¬ Stuart Gus Fee George Varden and ited the family of A Nineteenth Year Established right-of-wa¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hon W W Baldwin of Maysville was in the city yesterday Col W S Talbott and bride from TUCKERS CLEANING UP SALE TMJRSDAi FRIDAY Columbus S O are visiting friends in the city Miss Fannie Miller Preston and Master Bruce Preston of Ashland are guests of their aunts Misses Nannie and Annie Miller Capt John A Miller and wife of Atlanta were yesterday entertained by Mr and Mrs J E Kern A number of old army comrades weie present SUMMER ISO SATURDAY AUGUST 3D 4TD AXD 5TB Seven Large Tables Devoted to This Sale- You will find on the tables Lawns Dimities White Goodsr Table Liuens Napkins and Towels Black and Colored Dress Goods Silks and Satins Parasols Hosiery Muslin Underwear Notions Etc All mu t go to make room for our Fall purchases WANDERERS Parisian In Search of Pleasure and Health at Summer Resotn Miss Grace Swearengen is spending a few days at Estill Springs Henry Lilleston and Duncan Taylor are spending their vacation at Escula pian Springs Mr and Mrs Woodford Spears leave to day for a trip to Niagara and up the St Lawrence river Mrs D C Parridh who has been visiting relatives in Lancaster Pa and New York City has returned home Mrs J M Hall Mrs Volney Fergu son and Mrs JT Ireland are with the Paris colony at Estill Springe The Tremont Amusement Company passed through the city Saturday from the Richmond fair en route to Mays ¬ ¬ OUR SALES HAVE SURPRISED YOU BEFORE ONE CAPS THE CLIMAX THIS Come and see what we can save you All goods marked in plain blue figures Remember after the last day all goods go back to regular prices 539 Main Street f SUMMER CLEARANCE SUMMER CLEARANCE Our whole stock must be cleared up before Fall goods come in and we have cut prices on even thing Here are a few special values French Organdie now 12Jc Lawns now 8c Imported Piqne now 20c Imported Piqne now 15 India Lineus now 10 15c Madras Clolhs now 8Jc 75c Table Lineus now 50c 50c Table Lines now 35c 8c Penaug and Percales now 5c 25c 15c 35c 25c 20c CONDONS BOUND TO GO NOW 8c ¬ ville ¬ ¬ Oscar and Miss Edna Earl Hinton who have been visiting relatives in Fayette county have returned home accompanied by their uucle Mi C Y Freeman The Covington correspondent of the Enquirer says Miss Anna the hand some daughter of Mr and Mrs Barrett Ease 10th Street is visitiug her aunt Mrs Pat Hannan at Paris ¬ Cotton now 5c 25c Ux4 Sheeting now 18 20c Bleached Vests now 10j 15c Lile Vests now 8c 2 00 Silk 20c Ladies and Chiles Hose i ow 10cu 50c Lisle Threads Hose now 2 c 100 Summer Corsets now 50c Umbrellas now 100 175c Kid Gloves now 100 ¬ SUMMER COMMENTS few of our great redketions and by calling on us you will find everything else reduced likewise a These are Regarding ¬ Theatrical Folk and Other People Talked About Between Cables photograph gallery and Rassenfasses on Main street F P Carr There was a large crowd present and Court day a small envelope containing photograph films Fiuder will be re the heavy rain in the morning laid the tf dmt and cooled the atmosphere so that warded by returning to this office the excellent sermons by Rev W T The ball game at Millersburg Friday Boiling and Rev Geo R Stuart and between the Paris and Miliersburg splendid music were thoroughly en teams was stopped in the seventh inning joyed by everyone A very large crowd on account of a disagreement the umpire is expected next Sunday About 100 awarding the game to Pari by score of went from Paris Sunday and 800 passed through from different points 11 to 5 Lost day ¬ The hot wave which extended over a greater part of the county last week was unusually severe in Paris and Bourbon county On Thursday and Friday the thermometer registered 102 and 104 in the shade The Elk Fair Everything is in readiness for the Elk fair which opens at Lexington to day The parade yesterday was by far the best ever seen in that city and was enjoyed by an enormous crowd The ptincipal of each day are To day exhibition of mnles shoit horn cattle harness and saddle norses with a splendid card of racing Wednesday will be devoted to short- ¬ horn cattle saddle horses roadsters and harness horses Thursday dair cattle will be the feature of the show ring also roadster horses and fancy saddle and harness ¬ erty who is ill with tvphoid fever at BeHevue Hospital New York say that he is improving nicelv and is out o f damger which is extremely gratifying to his many friends here Latest reports from Dr Chas Daugh The Lexiugtou Herald heads a two column telephone artiale with The Hell World eviddntly meaning The There are times when horses Hello World Friday and Saturday have been set using the phone one would prefer to apart for special features use the former word Governor Bradley will open the exer The fifty ninth annual convention of cises this morning Dr Carver will give the Christian Church convened yester daily exhibitions of fancy shooting day in Sbelbyville and will be in ses There will be thirteen herds of shortsion until Thursday night Eld J S horn cattle comprising some of the finest Sweeney is on the program for an ad in this country J M Hall of this dress Thursday night on Oar Plea and city will have two specimens from his Mission Inwood herd and E K Thomas will for whit have nine head present Thb fourth examination Two Lexington Elks who have con teachers will take place at the Cour Friday and Saturday the 18tb contributed in no small degree to the house on nrl 19th inat at 630 a m The fourth snecess of the fair are former Parisians examination for colored teachers will Gus Gutzeit and Col Roger Williams take place on Friday and Saturday the Mr Gntzeit is Chairman of the Finance Committee same place and same hour The News job department has printed Peter Linville of Nicholas county elegant silk badges for the Paris Elks jail yesterday who will attend the to went the Lexington fair in a When Lang Forrest see to body being searched by Deputy Jailor Mr F H Herbert proprietor of the Gibson a pair of brass kuueks were Vally Poultry Farm of Millers found upon his person He will have a Clover city yesterday hearing before Judge Purnell to morrow burg passed through the en route to the Lexington fair with a The Richmomnd fair closed Frida very fine assortment of turkeys chickwith the a large attendance The prze ens ducks geese and pea fowls which be will exhibit for the handsomest baby wen to the son of B P Wagers and wife Fifty eight Parisians took advantage out of sixteen entries James Hukill ot of the cheap rate ad spent Sunday in this city won second and third mouey Cincinnati in two events and Cotty Nagle foi m Mr Thomas Helm Clay has pur ¬ erly of this city captured second moi ey chased a lot adjoining J W Thomas in a thousand dollar stake Jr and will erect a handsome residence Judge Webb had a bevy of colored damsels in his court yesterday Lizie Letters to John D Clay from D Allen bj Manila of June 22d say all the boys Jones had ratted Emma calling her out of her name and Emma Moore Utley and Mingie are enjoying retaliated by calling Liza things which the best of health wouldnt look well in print About The city workmen have given the fifteen witnesses including the two prinat once streets a much needed cleaning Now cipals all insisted on talking until the well nigh distracted Judge dis if the City Council will only pave Main charged them all with a warning Jtreet all will be forgiven ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ two-vear-old ¬ ¬ Son at The Augusta Chronicle prints a yery The firm of J E Miles to Mr and Mrs W B Frankfort conducting the largest flour ¬ touching tribute Allen and daughter Miss Ida Belle in ing mills in Kentucky assigned yester- ¬ regard to their departure from that city day Liabilities 100000 with assetts to make their future home in Paris about the same E O Fretwell of this m The highest tribute is paid them for their high standing in that community Appre concluding with the following bending our own loss we feel we can heartily commend this refined and cultured family to the people of their new home wishing them the largest and best success and happiness city was their agent mm Mrs Dunlay Howe who has been seriously ill for some time was taken to Cincinnati Sunday for treatment She was accompanied by Dr Ussery Her sister Mrs Schilling from Boston is with her ¬ Mr Bedford Hedges of this city who is rapidly makiug a name for him self in the theatrical world has signed FROM a contract for next season with Blaney Vanes spectacular play The Opinio Ring This wil be one of the best attractions on the road next season W Bo wen It played an engagement of two months Miss Mayme Chapline of Covingin New York last season at the Star ton is visiting the Misses Armstrong of theatre and is booked for another run m Mt Awy Ave next winter Ths Woodford Sun says that Mr Ford Brent of Paris Is visiting at Mr Special Train to Lexington Fair E M Wallaces Are advised that ur f N R R will run a special The L Mrs George Alexander and Miss train to Lexington everv day this wpek Harware Stoves and Tinware leave to day for White Train will leave Paris at 830 a m and Kate Alexander is Our and complete returning will leave Lexington at 615 Sulphur Springs prices areas low as anyone We Mrs Mary Kelly is quite ill at the p m N will sell round trip tick The L residence of her daughter Mrs Flor make a specialty of Builders ets to Lexington on all regular trains of ence Lockhart Aug loth and moruing trains of Aug Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvaniz d Iron Work Steel Misses Bessie Kenney and Mamie nd everything pertaining to building We employ the McDermott were guests of relatives in loth tickets good returning Aug 19th Ceilings account of the Democratic convention best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See Cincinnati last week at fare for the round J W Bacon leaves for Buffalo N us before contracting trip Y this morning to attend the Grand Smallpox is spreading in towns on Circuit trotting races WINN Goebel passed the Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia Wm The Hon W im Successors to Cook through the city Sunday en route from border mm In the future the State Board of Estill Springs to Covington Health will require a four years coarse Mrs J V Lytle returned Saturday from a visit to friends in Maysville and of stndv in a reputable medical college as a basis for certificates to practice Bracken county Kentucky This means that Miss Etta Quiseuberry is visiting medicine in friends in Lexington this week and at- ¬ no school wbich graduates three year students will be recognized in the State tending the Elks fair hereafter Miss Christine Bradley daughter of Estray Notice Came to my place Gov Bradley is ill at Glenn Springs on theLeesburg and Newtown turnpike with typhoid fever yearT Earl Ashbrook and family who about three months ago a sorrel havejbeen sojourning at Torrent returned ling filly Owner can have same by We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered proving provicg property and paying home Saturday charges JEFF SHROPSHIRE All Ladies and Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords and Miss Maymie Rion has returned Leesburg Ky from a visit to Miss Evelyn Fisher in Many Mr John L Trundle and family lef Slippers must go this month regardless of price Covington Our bargain table of Misses Annie Garth and Mary Best Saturday for Stamping Ground where lots go at less than half price they will make their future borne Mr Tarr are the guests of Miss Lucy Royce Sail early and Trundle has been a resident of this city broken lots is well worth your inspection in Sharpsburg and county for a number of years and get choice Mrs Ed Hite and Miss Emma Hite has a host of friends who regret his deare spending the week with Mrs Mike parture and who heartily recommend Harfcinan in Lexington and attending him to the people of Stamping Ground the Elks fair The Sundav Enquirer says Miss If any of our readers should be unforCalla DeMoss who has been visiting for tunate enoughto be stung by the kissing a month in Central Kentucky has bug the following from a prominent OVER AND OVER AND OVER returned to her home in Newport New York physician will interest them AGAIN Miss Jessie Martin of Ownsboro Paint the inflamed part with tincture of have we asserted that we do the finest who has been visiting her sister Mrs iodine and then take a one tenth grain laundry work in Paris lot yon will1 Clark Barnett left Saturday for Louis- tablet of sulphide of calcium every two have to test its rneiite in hot weather to ville to visit her father Prof C L hours Also apply carbolic acid ointappreciate the fact Ytnr shirts col- ment upon the part affected and cover Martin ais and trfls jtrr iqte rrareeillts with a linen cloth Do not apply the Mr and Mrs Hamilton and childduck crash and linn vtets and trousers ren of Chattanooga are visiting Mrs tincture of iodine but once give evidtcct of thtir superior launder- Hamiltons parents Mr and Mrs Gray ng whtn dr i e up here looking justlike Ex Senator J C S Blackburn was Smith of this city Mr Hamilton is taken seriously ill at Versailles Saturday new and keeping clean and freeh lccger employed in a large job printing night Great alarm was felt by his than by any other method known office in Chattanooga family and Dr Scott of Louisville was Tne Bath county Democrat says telephoned for to consult with the famAlbert Hinton of Paris and Miss Eva ily physician They agreed that the Freeman of Lexington members of ailment was due to congestion of the a party at the Olympian Springs were kidneys Later reports say that he was W M HINTOxNT JR BRO Proprietors pleasant callers at Mr and Mrs O F slightly better but would be confined to I Byrons Satuaday afternoon Phone 4 Main office at Parker James his bed for several days ¬ George Clay and Duncan Bell at tended a hop at Fiemingsburg Friday night Mr John Willams has returned from a weeks vacation at Olympian Springs Messrs Joseph Lavin and Joseph Scott leave this week for Olympian Springs Mr John Hukill spent last week in Newport with his daughter Mrs Gratz Hanley Mrs Anna D Lucas and daughter Miss Celdete are visiting reativea in Cynthiana Mrs H H Newsum of Beards is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G ¬ ¬ Yenowines Illustrated Kentuckian publishes a splendid likeness of Miss Anna Johnson of Mt Sterling with the folowing notice wbich will be read with interest by her many friends in this city Miss Anna Johnson of Mt Sterling is a daughter of Col Thomas Johnson of Montgomery a leading citizen of East ern Kentucky Miss Johnson is a hand some blonde and is a social favorite in many Kentucky cities She is a typical vivacious Kentucky girl amiable graceful and lovely ¬ ¬ EMBREUAS RE G01ERED WHILE YOU WAIT AT pjuifixsw CNE DOLLAR UP HUH PfllfMRQ ¬ ¬ UUn rniullUOl Ftrftni f HI i Yr stck pa ill lare one-and-one-th- LOWRY 2000 ¬ BARGAINS IN SHOES t ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ L ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry L 6 THE SUN AnD THE WINO THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST 8 1899 dust iot 1 ¬ ¬ woneven think about dered a little what she would say when Modern Aesop she knew and how the colonel was go Vt hen the Easterly Wind and the hot Summer Sun ing to feel Were walking together one day just for Sebatiano had fully recovered by fun this time and had resumed his investiThey mot on their way with a Traveled gations Hearing the old fellow really bold Who walked gayly on spite of wind rain no ill will I one day suggested to him or cold the possibility that Santa Kosa might Just look at that fellow the Wind be eight or ten miles to the eastward quickly said of the charted position and on the Ill wager Ill soon make him bend his evening of May 8 he burst into the proud head But the Sun interposed We have tried patio where we were at dinner with his oily countenance fairly shining He this before When I proved that my power equaled had been out in his big proa all day yours and much more and at last had been successful There Let me rather try and Ill venture to were exultation greed many things say in the look he cast upon me but the The cloak that he wears he will soon man had suffered disappointment and throw away Whereas if you rudely tnjjist on your illness and the Lord knows I didnt right feel like begrudging him this bit of You will find he will sureLrr hold on to it rood luck con- I listened to him tight nmtninfn him irrrit y fT j nnnn liic p So saying the Sun gave a beautiful smile and great prophesied discovery And smiled and continued to smile all the things for his book until midnight a while child could have seen that I had no But the Ti aveler seemingly suffered no personal interest in the reef then I harm said This is genial and pleasant said good night and went upstairs But and warm Stepping quietly along to the door r r 1L The Sun now began in a Fnrioaa way di uiuuifiia ruum ii yi laim beam after beam and then ray tans unon it and in a moment her voice To send upon ray But the Traveler apparently minded them asked Quien llama not Open the door Soy yo Knriquito For he simply remarked it lovely Aint and hot In a second she stood for a moment gave it up in despair and disgust before me in a loose wrapper thai The Sun I suppoa The Wind then remarked made her look wonderfully pretty I must Dorotea querida Im going for a I still may succeed in tht- point whore you Will you lcmr sail before daylight failed me about half past three o Then he blew such a blast that the Trav- come with eler quailed The request would have been a severe blew down his neck and he blew in hU test of any womans love but with her boo t s arms njon my shoulders she whis¬ blew till his hair was torn out by the pered He root will go anywhere at any time He blew till the cloak was all tattered ard with you Enriquito mio torn So while the stillness was unbroken And the Traveler wished he had re been born save for the rustling banana leaves we stole away to the beach and out to sea Willi some kinds of people U cerUii ¬ ¬ Lo-t-tii- peak It bore upon a white field he used to wear in the Pacific ocean the perfect representation of a Span- ¬ but hes getting too fat to wear them ish galleon such as sailed the Pa any more cific a hundred years ago and was As for his mother and Gracia Hal Mrs Halstead stead they are sisters in everything the joint handiwork of and McPherson but blood Sometimes the take from Repeated blasts of the Countess an old camphor wood chest three wbistlt brought the gobernador hur dresses which were Worth master- ¬ rying over from Agana without his pieces not so very long ago and are breakfast though his daughter and still serviceable while thev talk of the were careful to night Dorotea was married the stories prospective see that he suffered nothing on that suggested by every fold of the gowns account and by his orders the load and the wreck on the Santa Rosa reef ing commenced before we rose from THE END Hes was a most deljghtful the table man as simple hna easy going as a HE DIDNT LIKE SPANISH He couldnt account for the child steamers sudden reappearance the A Judge Who Loved Plain Kngliijli fact that his daughter was going to be Annie Misled hy Local evening ¬ son-in-law f vkEVoQDB 9 aVSvVU as bbbT bbbbWW 1 1 uh JawKlPaBaaVaS ABSaHmSufBKMSanaw JS ABEIItSBjmiaBHWp Kw81fjf WRStkiwmA S rrTnfflF 2s ft aam mM iluyaaaal ran i Jf BEmXri aaav n IliRlfll aam str ¬ ybImiJI tnwN ili Mf 111 ffilflA A b0ff Ring mrt ola Ring ln the new out the fal3e Ring in the true Ring e brine f yoiJ tne new an truc rona Vby foreKa or Norway tni r a- - - - ¬ 1 1 t wanted to remove mv friend in time to prevent complications next day so gliding along T Ir and decision are brought ito in the waxe 01 tne guara ooai uuxii Pay it almost reached the bead of the bay -- Robert S Talcott in Golden Djys 1 landed and hastily dug the figure from it concealment among the bags Wrapping a piece of matting about the thing so as not to frighten Doro lugged it along to where she sat tea fci tr i rzz waiting for me She Led heard all If JAt about Brer Miguel as we same along that it wasnt a joke I explained that JU J fy and though frightened at my temeri their acquaintance and the service rs -v thev had just rendered me were worth s fu ty to call it by no stronger name IJ rr yj ci ir all of the twenty three odd hundred her sense of humor afterward got the which the blackened old curios repre CLARENCE HERBERT NEW better of her fears Having decided sen ted but that if there were any Copyright 1S97 by J B Lippincott Co that our waxen companion cculd find change coming to me they might invest in better final re ling place than the big proa the padre certainly owed it it in crvices for the final repose of CHAPTEK XI II Continued we floated cautiously Brer Miguel who would undoubtedly a requiescat 1 thought the man would have a fit along to where it lay near the landing appear to them before long Bartolomeo didnt understand it at even his vast store of deep pier and left our friend with the tiller of apoplexy all Sebastiano did and like the sea profanity failed him for the mo- under his arm Then we headed out astute churchman he was gave me His crew were Germans but to sea ment his benediction before he walked down enough of them understood English to The first streaks of red weresilhouet- the accommodation ladder But if keep the run of what was going on a rd ever he gets me in a corner Ah well I could see they were rather enjoying let us hope that he never will I should the situation evidently the skipper was hate to have anything unpleasant oca thorough brute at oea lie was cur to mar our friendship speechless with rae but as I had the That night as the Countess steamed atfvantage of him there was nothing away from old Guajan her nose point- ¬ to do but pull off to his schooner and ed straight for Hong Kong a happy sail away She was just standing out family party gathered in the captains 4 past Orote when the earromata jolted An enormous bag of copra room up with the colonel and his two lieu taken haphazard from the cargo lay tenants Dorotea saw that Legaspe broached upon the table and nestling was likely Oge1 a wigging for allowing among the bits of dried cocoanut kertie visitors to leave before her father nel were doubloons globe dollars bars caw them and shrewdly put an entire of pure silver The treasure was safe ly different light upon the affair by say ¬ on board and we were rich rich being -- in English for my benefit yond the dreams of avarice Padre mio you the Senor Enrique must thank tor protecting me at the POSTSCRIPT BY THE AUTHOR risk of his life Un bruto eapitand did land from la goleta and did order his In arranging Mr Stevens narrative HE HAD BEEN SUCCESSFUL men to take away the copra telling for publication I find he has neglected the Senor Lepaspe that he would pay ting the peak of Tiniquio against the to state the amount he and Capt but a mere nothing and when I did eastern sky when we left Orote behind Halstead actually realized from the say that he could not have it he in- ¬ us and in a few moments it was light galleons treasure so thinking that sulted me Then the Senor Enrique enough to see the horizon Moment this may be of interest to many of his did give him five minutes to go away after moment I strained my eyes to readers I venture to add a few details before he killed him though the bruto the westward until finally I saw a supplied from our conversation at vari- ¬ jid have seen men from his goleta tiny black mass that grew more dis ous times The steamer made a quick passage to Well that settled the stranger and tinct as I looked The relief was so made me the biggest man on the is- great that I felt chilly Dick was real- Hong Kong where the Hong Kong and land The gobernadors right arm ly coming at last coming precisely Shanghai banking corporation readily went over im shoulder and his left when he said he would and the sus- - undertook to handle all the silver undcr my right in a twinkling then pense was almost over How I blessed both in coin and ingots giving Mr after three pats on the small of my McPherson and his faithful old engine Stevens drafts on London to the back and a moment or two of ecstatic j How 1 wanted to get Dicks honest amount of 450000 The two gentlesilence be reversed the arms left over hand between my own fingers Then men with their wives Mr McPherson my right shoulder etc three more a sudden thought occurred to me and and Don Silvestre Palacios then made pats more silence kisses on both my I looked at Dorotea She had seen the a most delightful voyage by way of cheeks then au endless string of ex- - smoke and if ever a womans face ex Singapore and Suez to England where travagant protestations concerning his pressed the grief of approaching sep- - they were successful in disposing of life long obligation to me I had seen juration tormenting fears and doubts the gold at an average price of three the thin done many times before concerning the future hers did at that pounds six shillings to the doubloon among people of the Latin races but moment Her dark melting eyes were realizing upwards of 300000 more 40000 After giving McPherson being kised by a man was to say the swimming in tears and with her arms Co in full for in my and paying Ramirez Even Legaspe ex- - tight about me she hid her face least a novelty the Countess Mr Stevens and Capt pressed himself in exaggerated terms breast sobbing out Halstead finally netted in round numI had mio that you Is it true querido concerning the way in which called the captains hand and as no are to leave me Ai santisimaMaria bers 1600000 each They then went into partnership as steamship owners mention was made of his supposed I shall die Dorotita building four triple expansion steamNo you wont Dorotea mistake he was our very humble servof a similar Listen Halstead is on that steamer ers and refitting the Countess of Devon ant Lest other dangers quadruple expansion engines now we are nature should threaten it however - he and I own her day and leavegoing to with fleet has been steadily making Juajan This Dorotea mentioned to her father Hal- hhip the copra to this evening But when we go away la money for them and they have each steads assumed intention of buyinglive homes where the copra at a high figure on specula- Senora Stevens la Dorotea Catalinade built luxurious when ashore the3 though most of the time lion and suggested the advisability of Carina Stevens will be with us sun several months of each year are spent placing a guard over it at night The j Friends have you ever seen the beautiful womans by both families upon the Countess in colonels cupidity was aroused and the shine break over aever seen the love- - cruising all over the world sometimes Have you rruard was set but owing to Brer face j carrvinjr full cargo and sometimes iiuSBc wi Mio nris hostlv influence tne most igni in nei c her trousseau merely in ballast for pleasure he could make his men do was to pa r ith speculations about I t- IT rA nae Halsteads home is on the coast of trol the shore each night in a proa at the end 01 niieen nnnuies- warm Cornwall near St Ives and Stevens strangled by Asit was likely to be a tnree monins you ever been half lips whispered shy owns one of the most beautiful places job the soldiers didnt relish this but bare arms as red tremulous questions which your imag on the California coast near Santa they had to obey orders Because if ycu Barbara Senor Palacios and Gen de supply It was the 6th of May when we came ination must be impossible for you to Carina divide their time between the it will so near losing the copra On the third havent what occurred that May two families while McPherson a con morning after Halstead was to appear appreciate twenty miles from shore firmed bachelor can always be found morning if everything had gone right with him the sun reddened every stick of in luxurious quarters on the Countess and as the time approached I became while and the good old Countess of Devon of which he is part owner strangely apprehensive so much so the proa nearer and nearer until her Sebastiano is now an archbishop steamed that I found it difficult to maintain an anchors towered over us and Halsteads and though he occasionally accepts the air of careless ease In fact had it not own hands dropped the ladder by hospitality of his friends Stevens and been for Dorotea 1 might have be Halstead they are careful to avoid passwe climbed on deck t raved my real interest in Guajan a which girl stood with ing through his part of Spain when Another beautiful dozen times But with each day that outstretched arms in the doorway of traveling in that country passed it became more evident that I The Stevens boys are born sailors Dicks cabin when we mounted to it had no rival in her heart Sometimes a girl whom Dick introduced as La inheriting much of their fathers love she would speak with dread of Hal Capitana la Senora Halstead and who of adventure The youngest one when ask steads return and1 breathlessly naif embraced both Dorotea and myself visitors come to Santa Barbara will me to promise that would surely drag them into the great hall and with delightful impartiality them in Granada the following spring Luis pointing to a rusty diving suit over the So we sailed into Port San Still July was yel so far awa that dApra UDder English colors and with fireplace say m departure seemed only a dim pos Those are pas fishing clothes that original house- - lag at the fore sibility to her a something which fche a most time I pays To adopt easy methods and moth pleas ¬ ant ways h re are who will never give Bui other L in the proa it was to be for the last Brer Miguel ¬ ¬ 1 asBmaraar A Pronunciation is inexplicable so he gave up trying to puzzle it all out ana smoKea ana In any ase in Colorado courts indrunk wine with us in the best of volving land titles much depends on good fellowship The only question he derivation of title from this or that asked me and it was asked in a gentle Spanish grant Sooner or later this ilogetic way was whether my po ¬ brings up metes and bounds which are sition and prospects were such that as Spanish and foreign as a recent war could undertake to support a wife map Wise lawyers having a case inanswered cautiously that I didnt volving these particulars try to get it anile know how far - million would set foi i hannrJ uv some luajre otnei U si n wi 414 nuc sw nucn ucpoucu uHoul S litl and her requirements but than Judge Ilallett for he is- known the girl mes to have a great dislike to Spanish that 1 thought of risking it if he were and every other Spanish thing lt satisfied The million he regarded as In territorial days when he had but n little joke one of my American recently been appointed to organize He had read of figures of speech a case millions of course but that he should that circuit he had to listen to nearly which involved the ownership of ever be related to one was a de lirious bit of humor which he often a quarter of the territory all the land from the related to his friends over coffee along the Arkansas valley boundary divide almost to the eastern and cigars until we took him back to Spain in our own ship the following line Day alter day he had to listen to year then he began smoking cigars a recital of the positions of the various at 20 the bundle as became a man floating and fixed grants included in It had none of He the litigated domain of his dignity and connections also developed a fondness for Cham the simplicity of the checkerboard sys¬ bertin and grandchildren which I hope tem of the United States land office B j Denver mend v here Twp es to humor as long as he lives Dorotea and were married in the hblishes a definite and fixed spot ns to saloon after dinner His grace the which there can be no arguing Instead bishop of Mindanao otherwise Sp of this the grant line began at Santa bastiano and Padre Rartolomeo otfi Maria and then trailed off to San Juan ciating as was eminently proper one then it cut off to San ago and be married every day by a real fore it was finished it had managed to bishop at the end of the world and include a fair share of the saints of the just as they were going ashore I hand calendar and more than a trifle of edds It was heavy and ends of theology As saint suc ed them their fee thouirb rot verv handsome at first ceeded saint in the presentation of the glance There were 150 rusty old coins case Judge Ilallttt grew more and till it was impossible in the lot and I had to rub one with more irritable I could persuade them to leave out a single saint for broad brickdust before ¬ 1 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you have said the Sometimes the thread is silken soft druggist and it wouldnt make any As thistledown afield I tremble is it Love at last particular difference to you if you had A lisht for vision overcast so long as you thought you could say And has my heart a shield something funny about it An idiot like The wheel waits not and I toil on Along the vast design you I dont mean to intimate that From coarse to fine the woof threads youre an idiot Im talking in an ab-- ang-e stract sense an idiot like you doesnt Ah foolish one they shall not change care w hat he knocks He knocks everyv0r ish nor prayer of thine thing and gets to be a little cheap The nhl draws near My tired soul knocker if some good friend doesnt Is ent with sudden fears give him some advice The wheel is still the broken thread Thai through my weary fingers sped Its all right as long as you dont Is rough and stained with tears My bleeding- hands I know have grasped take anything out of my wages for it said the soda water clerk Its gratis A web of somber hue Pass not the sightless weaver byl aint it O Master chide me not for I It doesnt cost you a cent said Have done as best I knew the druggist reassuringly I was just Myrtle Reed in Outlook going to remark that nobody ever saya or does anything that Mr Knocker cant play horse with Its the easiest thing in the world and some people make a living at it Youe got to get out of the soda water profession though if By Kenneth Harris j joure going to follow it up You dont is take his as amthing personal do you Certainly not said the soda water I havent the least suspicion of clerk Li THHOSE people think theyre all such a thing but then I may be fooled Jl three rings and the menagerie A man has to kick me three or four said the soda water clerk with the flat times good and hard before I find out black curl when the elderly man had he doesnt like me g one out after leaving a little pile of Im glad you dont take it that way hand bills on the counter among the saind the druggist It would indicate patent medicine almanacs that you thought you were something The little druggist with the convex of a general all round josher and spectacles looked around at his assist- ¬ cynic yourself Once get ant as he came from behind the pre- ¬ that idea into your head and Id be los- ¬ scription case and took elbwn a bottle ing you Youd either specialize your labeled Iris Fl P but made no com- ¬ knocking and point out Solomons ment The two girls who were sitting errors of judgment on the lecture plat on the rotary stools consuming ice form or youd generalize and spend cream giggled however and looked your time taking airy swipes at everyat each other with admiration of the thing that came along Youll neverrun soda water clerks biting wit plainly out of material as I told you There are always subjects more or less sacred and expressed in their eyes Theyre going to jump right in and people more or less ridiculous in spots shake up the West side till its teeth I shouldnt wonder if you had a spot or rattle loose continued the soda water two about you yourself You cant scare me Ive had the clerk picking up a handbill and look ¬ ing at it Listen to this will you measles said the soda water clerk You dont really belong to the Y M Mrs Mary Bassmore Dugan and Rev O C A do you B Varney will address the meeting asked the druggist tap- ¬ Say You dont want to miss that girls ping his palm with his spatula I havent regularly joined yet re- ¬ What time shall I call around for you Why Mr Verjoos Im waitsaid one of the plied the soda water clerk ing for a letter of introduction to the girls Id hate to have you get sarcastic president I thought that was a sarcastic breeze about me said the other girl you were giving those ladies said the I want to hear the chairman intro- ¬ I didnt really think you duce our dear and gifted sister whose druggist were identified with that crowd Why loquence has done so much for our cause pursued the soda water clerk theres a lot of goo goos among them obviously gratified You never heard who wouldnt smoke a cigarette if you Mary did you Well shes great they stuck one in their face and lit it for tell me She aint quite got Rev Ora- ¬ them Theyve got boys IS jears old torical Blatherskite Yarneys burning that havent a practical knowledge of flow but its pretty hot stuff and it how to swear and that couldnt v rite runs easy I wouldnt want to be around down the names of ten variety stars if her with any turpitude on me when she you gave them a pencil and a pad of paper Theyd have to take you into the turns herself loose The two girls giggled again and the gymnasium and beat the face off you soda water clerk rinsed out some with gloves before you could respect glasses and polished them with a them Theyre the kind that grow up chewed cloth smiling complacently and organize reform meetings and all Me and the rest of the Y M C A boys that kind of idiotic thing A young man with a jagged straw hat are going to get up an auxiliary movement he observed when the giggling and a silk bosomed shirt came in and had subsided Cant you girls do any ¬ the druggist walked back to the prescription case thing for the true and the beautiful Gimme a bromo seltzer Billy said Well think about it and let you the young man Whats eatin the know said one of the young women boss as she rose and smoothed down her Nothins eatin him said the soda skirt Hes been eatin corro- ¬ Well O reservoir said the soda water clerk sive sublimate and caustic potash wrater clerk You ought to be easy on people re Thats his steady diet It doesnt hurt hot monstrated the druggist emerging him He just gets Dai- and sweats it out on me Chicago Record from behind the prescription case They cant all be like you again Ghnrkhag and Flying Fish too bad said the clerk Im Its Three men of the Fifth Ghurkas sorry for people Thats no josh Im were trained by experienced Swiss sorry for em guides one with Lieut Bruce in the You ought to be said the druggist early 90s and the others with Sir MarBut then we cant all sit on the fence tin Conway in 1894 Good tempered and hoot some of us hae got to do cheerful keen and full of fun they besomething came general favorites wherever they The soda water clerk looked puzzled went The- - on their part thorough- ¬ explained his employer ly appreciated the kindness with I mean weve got to do something besides which they were treated and their that turning on a tap of gas and water You wonderful and delightful experiences never did anything else did you in Europe still afford an endless topic Somebodys got to play ball dont you of conversation The little Himalay understand We cant all be among the ans were intensely interested in every- ¬ bleachers criticising the game Ill tell thing they saw the sea and the ships you about that William When I see a proving a source of great delight Fly ¬ boy whos a player himself and has got ing fish however they could not at all two or three crippled fingers to show understand To such great wielders of for it make a few remarks the rod this mode of piscine locomotion I suppose my experience is limited seemed most improper One of interrupted the soda water clerk ca fish having fallen on board the these ship ressing his curl but as far as it has was immediately pounced upon by gone 1 never heard a plajer make a few Karbir and Amar Sing Being asked remarks that could be seen what their friends in regiment I was would think when told the fish Thanks said the druggist could that poing to say that while 1 dont mind fly the Ghurkas naively replied that listening to what a player has to shout they hadnt the slightest intention of about the game it gives me sharp twinges mentioning the fact as their reputa- ¬ up and down my back to hear some tions for veracity were at present good smart little dough faced yawp who and should they try their comrades couldnt run a base and wouldnt if he credulity with this travelers tae no could get gay with good men who are one would believe a word they raight doing their best What is there wrong say for the rest of their service vith this Luxembourg hall meeting Blackwoods There aint nothing wrong with it as Mistaking tbe Operation I know of replied the soda water A very short sighted old gentleman I understand theyre going to elerk reform everything that is wrong When going into one of our large towns for Mrs Mary wait a minute yes Mis the first time and coming from the Mary Bassmore Dugan and Rev O B heart of the country seeing a man dig Varney get together in Luxembourg ging went to him and said My man for whom diggest thou hall theres not going to be much show for anything wrong Im surprised at this long and narrow grave But the mau took no notice Going your insinuation Do you know anything about closer he remarked again My man for whom diggest thou them asked the druggist come this long and narrow grave Why now you mention it and The man looked up and said to think of it I dont believe I ever good Go on you silly old fossil Im lay liearu of them before Theyre London Answers names though I dont think I ever ing gas pipes any better one beard A Very Tenrfol Tale Well you want to make allowances It doesnt always pay to try to dodge for them said the druggist Theyre probably trying to do good in their the assessor declares the Kansas City poor weak way Somebody thinks Star In Pike county a man hid a 100 enough of them to go to the expense of dog in an upstairs room the day the having handbills printed I dont sup ¬ assessor was there and the dojr jumped pose theyre bright intellectual people out of tbe window and broke it neek ¬ ONE OF OUR HEROES km 1 Instance of the Splendid oarage and Loyalty of Uncle Sniut Soldiers Mest pac e in the history of of the officers and their men qual- - The NO REMEDY EQUALS PERUNA Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight SO THE WOMEN ALL SAY Fourth Gentleman Severely or new shoes easy Cures swollen hot sweating achfngfeet ingrowing nails 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captain and I order you reYou may not believe it gentlemen marked one of an after dinner gioup engaged out I in smoking cigars in front of a totel have used a fountain pen constantly for four years and have never had the least trouble with it That is indeed remarkable rejoined anNevertheless 1 am the father of six other children and have never had to walk the floor by night with a single one ot them There was a silence lasting a minute or I dont doubt so Then another spoke up aid he for I can testify to it in tbe least I have a bright something stranger still boy at my house and Ive little never repeated any ot his smart sayings to my most intimate friends observed a fourth after a Gentlemen protracted and somewhat painful pause I am fond of hearing voung women practice their scales on the piano after I have retired to rest It lulls me to sleep One or two other members of the group made more or less feeble attempts to say something but falteringly gave it up It seemed to be generally felt that the extreme limit of human credulity had been reached London Telegraph ¬ four-year-ol- d What are the holes for asked little Edna looking at the porous plaster that her mother was preparing to adjust on Willies back It s funnv vou dont know that sis interposed Willie Theyre to let the pain out of course Boston Traveler m and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless Chill Toxic It is simply --iron and quinine in a tasteless form No cure no pay Prire50c Porous Piaster rFMJ or St ¬ The Best Prescription for Chill Appreciated Wife John let me tell you that as surely as you keep on in- your present career just so surely will you pay for your indulgences Husband with air of pride Thanks dear for that tender tribute to my financial probity Boston Courier - Miss Susan Wymar To Core a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Miss Susan Wymar teacher in the Richdruggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c mond school Chicago 111 writes the follow ing letter regarding She says Pe-ru-n- ¬ ¬ a NOT ACQUAINTED WITH THEM Men Dead I The Knocker I - by Benighted Aldermen In Xew York Flit Years Uleeted to Office mitted catch-as-catch-c- an asked McClintock Oh its only a scratch Thej- lay there in silence for a long time The firing began to come from the left The soldier worked his pain- ¬ ful way around until he was again be- ¬ tween McClintock and the line of tire McClintock was too weak from loss of Then a hospital blood even to speak man came and lifted McClintock to carry him back fake him too McClinitock man aged to articulate No use said the hospital man Where ¬ Im shot A New York alderman indulged in a little fun at the expense ot his associates the other day and through his influence that honor able body elected two men eminent men dead these 50 years to the position of commissioner of deeds The names of the dead thus honored are Noah Webster lexicog rapher and Lindley Murray grammarian The world says the trick was worked this ¬ ¬ ¬ Hes dead A COUNTESS with Brooklyn addresses was circulated at the meetingof the board Alderman Okie approached Alderman Bridges and said Say Jim Ive done favors for you Here are a couple of men who want to be made commissioners of deeds That fellow Lindley Murray told me he was a friend of yours Alderman Bridges looked at the slip and ¬ way A slip of paper containing these names REVENGE d ¬ She Called Her Hated Rival to Her Deathbed and UUtisort for Life Her A tragic story of feminine revenge replied I dont know the gent and I aint going to present his name Alderman Dooley another member from Brooklyn was persuaded to sign the application and in less than ten minutes the formal vote electing Lindey Murray and Noah Webster commissioners of deeds was passed American ¬ comes from Vienna ¬ ¬ The count and countess Napodano lived happily to- ¬ gether until the count fell in love with the daughter of the local doctor Con- ¬ cetto Devajo by name a charming young girl of 18 years The count de ¬ serted his wife 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single case of cholera infantum dysen ¬ tery diarrhoea or cholera morbus and hia To show her how little only remedy Harry How a Those desiring was he cared for it he spent every cent she further particulars should send for a free had Answers Address Dr copy of Summer Catarrh Hartman Columbus O Hairs Catarrb Cure la a Constitutional Cure Price 75c Pe-ru-n- i a Pe-ru-n- ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-n- a Pe-ru-n- a Pe-ru-n- a Pe-ru-n- Pe-ru-n- If Love had any sense of humor it would It was on the night of the laugh less at locksmiths nTd more at girls prize fight and a man reached the little brothers Detroit Journal West side apartment house in which he lived about two oclock A search of all his LETTER TO MRS PINXBAX NO 93284 pockets failed to bring forth his bunch of M keys He rang the bell repeatedly for the Dear Mrs Pinkham For some janitor but could get no response He was time I have thoug ht of writing- to you exceedingly tired there was no hotel in the to let you know of the great benefit I neighborhood and besides there were fam ily reasons why it was inadvisable for him have received to spend the rest of the night away from from the use of home The sight of a physicians night bell Mrsm Lydia E Pink him an idea He pushed the button Save for 30 seconds or more hams Vegeta- ¬ In due season the physician came to the door and ble Compound opened it Soon after the What is your fee for night calls asked Mrsm birth of my first the locked out individual Four dollars was the astonished reply cmia 1 comAll right here you are I was locked out menced to have spells with my spine and couldnt get in Sorry to trouble you Every month I grew worse and at last md he began his weary march upstairs became so bad that I found I was happy in the thought of the evils he had es caped N Y Tribune gradually losing my mind The doctors treated me for female Taken at Her Word troubles but I got no better One Mrs F J Giilington Giggs is awfully doctor told me that I would be insane THE mad at the newspapers she says they treat Jeffries-Fitz-simmons - Fee Strangely Earned Whiskers Dyed A Natural Black by Price cents of all druggists or Co Nashua NH Buckinghams Dye 50 R P Hall ¬ ¬ Johnson Saved from insanity by Pinkham EDUCATIONAL m n ¬ ¬ UNIVERSITY ¬ OF JJOTBE DAM ¬ ¬ ¬ have eyes clear slow moving and bright This is the eye which indicates mental ability of some kind it doesnt matter The tvc of Genius All men of genius are said to NOTRE DAME INDIANA I was advised by a friend to give Lydia Classics Letters Economics and History E Pinkharrfs Vegetable Compound a Science Pharmacy Law woman too and before I had taken all of the Journalism Art and Electrical Engineering Civil Mechanical Yes she told them they must not say trial anything about her reception and they first bottle my neighbors noticed the Architecture Thorough Preparatory change in me and Commercial didnt Philadelphia Jul let in I have now taken five bottles and Courses KccUsiastica students at special rates Collegiate Room A Good Lack Cross cannot find words sufficient to praise it Courses Free Junior or Senior Yearcharge Rooms to Rent moderate A cross recently discovered in the grave of I advise every woman who is suffering St Kdwards hall for beys under 13 the beautiful Queen Dagmar is supposed tc from any female weakness to give a The 56th Year will open September 5th 1899 it keep away all evil influences There is no Catalogues Free Address I thank you for your good more evil influence than ill health and there fair trial REV A MORRISSEY C SC President is nothing which has so great a power to keep medicine Mbs Gertrude M John ¬ it away than Hostettera Stomach Bitters son Jonesboro Texas NEW HAMPSHIRE It is worth a hundred good lock crosses to the man or woman afflicted with dyspepsia MILITARY ACADEMY Mrs Perkins Letter Prepares fur Government Academies and Colleges and indigestion A private Revenue Stamp Kulf Major B I had female trouble of all kinds A M Commercial Course LEBANON K UYATT should cover the neck of the bottle N II Principal VVKST had three doctors but only grew worse ISJNtSituLtAliOm tKtt Write for particulars Out I began taking Lydia E Pinkhams B lloinc- orrc iMMiilPiice St hoOl Npiinhold Sin Caller I have here several bills which Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills ANK E are long overdue and 1773 Harduppe desperately I am sorry to and used the Sanative Wash and can- ¬ WHEX VVUITINO TO AIVEKTSFK not praise your remedies enough say that our cashier u out to day pleuae Bite that you tiw the Advertise Oh well it doesnt make much differ Mrs Effie Perkins Pearl La meut In thi paper ed her so shabbily Did they Such a prominent society 1 r ence what call and pay them at some future date Good day sir Philadelphia Record Ill ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Select butchers ALVES Fair losjood lig t tlOGS Course una heavy Mxeu packers Lit at shippers SHEEP Choice LAMBS Spring FI OUR Winter p uent W heat LiKAlX No 2 red Cor No 3 LIVESTOCK THE MARKETS Cincinnati CattlecommonJ 3 6 3 4 4 4 5 3 Au 0 4 85 75 90 70 65 10 mi 25 7 ir 4 00 i 00 g 7 50 en 4 5J 4 8J Uc 4 85 Thousands of men are making good wages in the harvest fields of Minnesota North and South Dakota There is loom for thou sands more Half rates via the Great North ern Railway from St Paul Write Max Bass 220 South Clark Street Chicago 111 ¬ Work for All ¬ Winchesters Factory Loaded Shotgun Shells for v 7 fj a j- i 35 6 25 36 - No Pi ime to choice PROVISIONS Mess Pork HAY Kve Ous No No red 2 08 66 mixed 2 2 fa 334 56 10 25 It is terribly hard for a boy to believe in the veracity of his father when he hears him declare that no one is truly happy and contented unless he has work to do Atchison Globe ¬ fa ¬ Lard BUTTEK Cnoice dairy Choice creamerv APPLES Choice to fancv POTATOES New per brl u 9 7i g 5 27 12 ku 100 di 1 1 1 5U HK We have often wondered that women do not have their kitchen dresses made as low necked as their party dresses It would certainly be cooler in working over a hot stove Atchison Globe ¬ I other brands Leader loaded with Smokeless powder and New Rival loaded with Black powder Superior to all 00 CHICAGO FLOCK Winter pateni GRAIN Wheat No 2 rcu No 3 hicago sprint COhN No 2 OATS No 3 PORK Mesa LAKU steam NEW YORK FLOTR Winter patent V hEA V No 3 red rOR N -- No 3 mixed RYE t 3 50 3 uc 8 ft 67 31 7 75 5 27ii 3 60 Ti4 67 It is a mighty good thing that the Lord does not enforce the law as He did against Washington Ia Democrat Ananias The man who can give no reasons for his opinions is the hardest to change Wash ington la Democrat UNIFORMITY RELIABILITY AND STRONG SHOOTING QUALITIES Winchester Shells re for sale by all dealers Insist upon having them when you buy and you will get the best tmatu SIM 20 BU 5 3 fc J74 Mixed PORK New mess LARD Western BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN --Whoj1 N Sreu - to J5 9 50 27 9 75 5 3 25 T -- 7 3 50 Southern Oatg AB6 83 35 Corn Mixed Rye No No 2 to or 70 72 40 4 90 5 20 68 33 ¬ west rn CATTLE First quality HO S Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2red Coin No 2 mix d white H 4 70 5 15 to to Oas No 2 mixed to 345 to to 32 8 10 3 55 71 LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam Signature SOto 32 31 dt 8 30 to 5 75 j For Infants and Children yr5warlr In J Jfv COMPANY iftS iU Use For Aids TJigestion Rpcolatpg the Bowels 2nd Hakes Teethina Easy TKETHINA Relieres the Ilonel Troubles of Children of Any Acre and Costs Only Over Thirty Years SCents Ask Your Druggist for it The Kind You Have Always Bought 7T MURRAY 8TRCCT NCW YOUR CITY E K Is Tnnlllo Co Iakevllle Conn moDfj or goods in 80 Money -- Making Outfit daji sends THE CCNTAUR Klg ant tide lior lar PSSSSStSl proCt c ¬ Iteiiinffl To cure or money refunded by your merchant so why not try it Price 50c t 8 GH THE BOURBON NEWS PA3IS ZY TUESDAY AUGUST 8 1899 BRIDGE CAMP MEETING JULY 21 30 1899 Low rates dnily over the Q inen Crescent Koute Special Snuday Excursions See siuhII bills or ask agents for Kail particular V U Kinearson GPA ¬ Scrofula to Consumption Any one predisposed to Scrofula can Vuctioiii Sept 2 er M ments vcott Forsyths Engage ¬ Spl Com h irs 220 360 nra of lfliid near Shawban Sept 5th Ddvid Judys of land near Milierwhurtr mm - Cinciunati O HIGH grade Consumption Being such a deep seated blood disease Swifts Specific is trie only known cure for Scrofula because it is the only remedy which can reach the disease never be healthy and vigorous This taint in the blood naturally drifts into Mldsumm- EXCURSION xv SiiASHOKE I V Scrofula appeared on the head of my little grandchild when only 18 months old Shortly after breaking out it spread rapidly all over her body The scabs on the sores would peel off on the slightest touch and the odor that i n- would arise made the at- ¬ 35 mosphere of the room sickening and unbearable The disease next attacked the eyes and we feared she would lose her sight Em- ¬ POLAND CHINAS SALE inent physicians from the surrounding country were do I have for pale two extra good Fall consultedto but could lit-¬ nothing relieve the 3xars and two gow of satue litter sired tle innocent and gave it toy Hadleyt Model the 1600 hog ami as their opinion that the hopeless and im- -out of a sow by the noted hiet Tecnm case was to save the childs eyesight It was possible seh 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by then that we decided to try Swifts Specific That medicine at once made a speedy and commy fine yearling boar plete cure She is now a young lady and has never had a sign of the disease to return r- ggj ygjifttJF for ¬ KENTUCKY U S 16623 Mas Ruth Berkeley Salina Kan Scrofula is an obstinate blood disease My brood sows are ajl recorded in Central and Ohio P C Records and are and is beyond the reach of the average bv such sires as blood medicine Swifts Specific CJlaude Sweepstakes winner at Worlds Fair Chief Tecumseli 2d -- Won more prizes aud sired more prize winners thau anv hs rhat ever lived is the only remedy equal to such deep Vans Chief and other good ones Bettt r breeliusr than this is lurd to seated diseases it goes down to the find and I also bave the good individu- very foundation and forces out every als to correspond toine aud iok over taint It is purely vegetable aad is iny herd and grt niv prices befre hav- the only blood remedy guaranteed to no mercury potash or other ing elsewhj r- Correspondence solic- contain substance whatever mineral ited Visitors welcome Prices reasonBooks mailed free by Swift Specific able Temi ca h Company Atlanta Georgia SSSBlood it whicn to upend thir summer vaca lon wil be interested in the aunouixv neut that special excursions to rh Sea--r will hf run over the- Pennsylvania ivH on rhnrsday AogiMt 10rh Excnroiou tickets will he Hold to ten of hr- iM Jt mt tractive seashore resorts on he Attaatic Coat viz AtUutic Oltr Jap Mav Anleeea walon Hully iea h Ocean Cirv Sea Inle City Wild vootl Nw Jersey Reboboth DA aud Jcean City Md The return limit will be fifteen days nchiti ig day of purchase and will be unpl for a delightful swj niri at the Htaside Th extreme return limit will August 24 which will allow a week hf tfter returning home to prepare for school ami other duties which begin with b ooening of September The date of the excursion August 10 s the most convenient for au outing Business is quiet at this season crops ire gathered aud office store and farm luties are not exciting The thermom-t-- r h - Outing Trip to the Ocea1 via Pennsylvania Lines Pion- in q iest of a delightful haven - Pas Present an el Fui ure The surplus of a life as surance company is of all things the most important to policy holders It shows ¬ ¬ i The good and careful management of the past The strength and security of the present usually leacbes the highest point ihont this time It will be a pleasing livr rsion to spend a weeks vacation in he invigorating ocean breeze and expe rHocf the unlimited peHSrps at the oiMuiHiio of the summer idler by the ea h The probability ot continued prof- ¬ itableness in the future ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ GEORGE CLAYTON information pply to riefcpt agents of Louisville Nashville R R in Kentucky who will sell ex crsnm ti kts in connection with this Xivsion and will also furnish informal n about time of trains etc 2fj5t ¬ For farther Hutchison Botfrhnn BCWnsi onnty K y mMBFTWPwaaffiareTgTggr Spring Styles Howarl Hals at A tan shoe looks aud wears well and 5 now o at 22 Coine and is an ideal bummer shoe Women s your pick Co Tan Oxfords sizes 9 to 7 worth 2 50 and Price iet 3 00 Clothiers On sale now at 198 per pair Clays Shoe Store If your childs suoea nr1 nlmot m get a pair of these Inw shoes fivrt a General Fvnviov v rites to the i The Equitable has a sur plus of over fifty seven millions of dollars which is the largest surplus of any life company in the world THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES Strongest in the World i such a sacrifice at Davis Thorn psou Leavenworth Times muster lit his regiment the Twentieth Kansas but will in the army Natuhe is forgiving and will ist ie until the war in th- runaiu Philippines in over your diseased kidne th n wl giv- - yon There will be n thing to good for Genperfect health by using Dr lawyers eral Fuuston in this country when he Ukatice Fr sale by W T Brooks lOfc4n - Isgrigs that he will not ¬ iloes is Horse Show The Greatest Show of its kind ever known in the Blue Grass If you dont like a good smoke dont take Fuhveiler8 Cubana School Ansoascemest to keep perfect kidnes The best medicine on earth for those kidueys is Dr Sawyers Ukatine Peoile who had suffered for years found no cure for their Kidney disorders until they used Dr Sawver s Ukatine For sale by W T Brooks return The best life insurance policy Hugh MnntgnmErij Agent ou earth Dates AUGUST AT 812 1899 LEXINGTON One They were like non those childrens Mrs Lizzie Walkers private prbool will re opjn Monday Sept 4th Your Oxford- - and slippers that iiO almost for patronage solicited the asking at Davis Thompson I grigs aug4 tf Fareound Trip from all points in Kentucky via the Mrs Miss B Albert Mitchell AND 250 pairs of womeus tan Oxfords and lace shoes 25 d and -- QUEEN CRESCENT ROUTE Ask Ticket Agent for particulars wc Nelly Bucknei i 198 300 values at Clays Shoe Store - TWIN BROTHERS MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE J For Salk four thousand four hun Ired No I sawed tobacco sticks Call on or address John H Dkavhus Paris Ky will open their Mnic Mass Seplemh 4tb ls99 Apply to Ihm tor terms rcarion gp a Cincinnati HHDKEKK EJrJaUHHLdh w We are in the in rk t at th hi hs going pvn e for whct bvp plenty ot good sacks Caii see Uo before PARIS KENTUCKY selling Vork guarantee satisfactory Call R B HUTCHCRAFT Your work h Vnuaptly answered icited Fricfts reuMmahle JOHN CONNELLY ijlm cjm isanEi1 WHEAT WASTED are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords this week noihiuji so comfortable on the feet these warm days Isgriq iug4tf Davis Thomson Wm Ladiks Kid Oxford s zs 2 to 4 worth 350 go this week for 150 at Davis fhouipeou Isgria iaug4f torn Springs LOU II White Sulphur and Chalybeate Pleasure and Health Resort OPES PHILIP Office over FOLFY DENTIST Vardens drug storo Ford ham at Ii uight Can be found at Hotel JOE 1ST TO OCTOBER 1ST I B Postponement of Sale The Bourbon Steam Laundry having secured office room at Parker James corner Fourth and 3laiu will locate their main office at that place Phone No L All calls or bundles entrusted tv tliem will receive prompt at- ¬ tention lily agency insures against fire wind and storm -- best oi re- ¬ prompt paying compaliable -- r 2 4 r 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 only Note the following low prices JL I 2n - 2- - i ----- - -- - - i i Dry 0oo9 z DpW sold at 10 1 tml matting lino nf Kino Bug Department i One thousand yardfi Percale una ivni ance Sale it goes at 5 Cents per Yard Come Early and get first choice ana iz i teius per aiu 111 rnnnottp Rn era in nil Wi zocs Also Xfiw Mailings and Carnftts PmII ot1 lnenant rn i Mill inn III JIICUlVu Prices in this Department have also ve have just received a full been reduced v r u wt ly3t y--- y ry r TyT T-- T- T Mrr ¬ tt rr -- t--- y - y- rr -- t nies ion union llll3IIIMIl2iilllllllllllllllllllllllllllinMlIIIIIMIIIIIIM The sale of Allen Sharon advertised W 0 HINTCN Agent Railroad and for Saturday August 5th has been toe Kentucky River in the midst of postponed indefinitelv Dr L H Landman oculist of Jin Mountains and Romantic Sceuery The JOS HOUSTON cinuati will be at the Hotel Windsor Au-l-White sblphur is specific for skin ami Administrator Tuesday August 8rh kidney fVonbles thj Chalybeate wateis are Natres rouic Hot Sulphur Bath in the house Two car loads of fresh salt just re Notice CLied For further particulaisaddiees Gilo W STUaRT On the R N 3t I Bents FDnnsmq -- Dprtmt j E E Administrators TtK T CAPT J PERRVS THE All persons having claims agaiust the estate of J Q Ward deceased will preIRVINE KV sent tbeni properly proven according to law at the office of J 0 Ward Jr STORE for settlement STOVE ISO IIS AM persons knowing themselves in debted to the estate of the deceased will GREAT MAJESTIC please call and settle ¬ I T10IH PROPR All Monarch Shirta old at 100 and Also E 8125 Clearance Sale Price 85 cents E a lot of Soft Bopom Shirts sold at 50 and 75 cents go in this sale at 25 cents each We repair your linen and put neck bands on RUU STlfrM LaUKDKV Co flee We art the peoples friends ¬ iHuiiiiiiimiiiiimimimmiiimiiiiiiiimimmiimiiiiiiiiiil T ¬ altf J M J Q WARD Paiis Ky Jr CaawrOi o Bbos have made ample preparations tor warm weather by put- iug m four fans at th ir barber shop Three will be run ly water power and while you get a cool one by tlectricit tf comtortable shave ClotHii Department Mens Suits sold at SG00 Clearance Sale 3 90 Price Childrens Linen Suits at 25 Cents a Suit Linen Pants at 15 Cents per Pair a -- Sitoe Depmmen t 4 t Ewes For Sale MAJESTIC MFG CD Fulweiieis Cubana W Do you enj y a gtjo 1 cigai TrjT 5KJ MAJESTIC Xp J 5TIXUI5 MF5C3 5TLaLI3 J j thrifty We have part of the number Aug-l-t- f fifteen hundred young ewes for sale Will sell any For oats baled hay or straw go to btuivt tf - -- a M L Shoes sold at 8150 and 8200 Clearance Sale Price 100 Ladies Slippers sold at 8100 and 8150 Clearance Sale Price 50 and 75 Cents Mens Shoes at 95 Cents per Pair Ladies FRET WELL FISHER Paiis Ky T ngM532m2e d I BUCKS FOR SALE Kodol Dyspepsia 4 THE GRE Maieetic For gas littin s Wind i r MAJESTIC ine of fhe great h use furnishings I have for sale a few extra nice Shroj shire bucks Call ou or address W P WORNALL Box U00 Paris Ky 28-jly-4t Cure ¬ ges best line for the least lefrigerators dcor ef I mon- - aud CHAS- - B DICKSOH DENTIST Il5jytf Nature in strengthening and recon- ¬ structing the exhausted digestive organs It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic Ko other preparation can approach it in efficiency It in stantly relieves and permanently cures ¬ It artificially digests the food and aids Digests what you eat This is a Bona Fide Sale to duce Stock Remember the Pla Seventh and Main Streets i Re- ¬ TEX J PEEtRT Paris Ky ver the Bourbon Bauk SickIIeadacheGatralgiaOrampsand Prepared by E C DcWlU Flatulence Dyspepsia Indigestion Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea TWIN BROTHERS all other results of imperfec digestion Cc Chicago

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