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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899081101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 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. mm yfcyWJ nriMm V iniriniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuimg Jlf you really want a -- or a room or board or servant a house 1 ijfor a horse or a position you -s want it bad enough to adver- - s sgtiee for it Try the columns of -g The Bourbon News CHAMP sri i n n 1 1 1 1 1 1 in u u i ti i it 1 1 11 m11 in 1 1 n tn g SlIllllllllliiiillllllliiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiini BRQ THE BOURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY er Space in a newspaper is valu able to the man who knows how E to use it The wise merchant 1 advertises m the dull season ana profits from it 111 MiiiiiiimiiimmiiiimiiMiiiiiiHiiii Established Editors and Owners FEB l 1881 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY AUGUST MILLERSBURG 11 1899 NO 63 VEHICLE OF EY ERY STYLE BIRDSELL AND Nws Notes Gathored In And About The Dure Mrs S M Allen left Thursday to spfnd a month with her parents near Stanford All the committees for the barbecue are requested te meet at J VV Mocks furniture store Saturday at 3 p m The Burg wa9 almost depopulated this week by the camp meeting and Elk SALT CEMENT SAND Battsk jwm f Bfln lf IMiSniSSK Fair Mrs Anna Miles of Louisville is the guest of Mrs Sue Sandusky AH the privileges for the Barbecue on August 19th will be sold at pubic auction Saturday August 12th J G Allen Chmn Abner Best of Mason is visiting friends here Prof B T Spencer of Kv Wegeyan College was here last week in the interest of the College Mr Jeff T Vanont shipped Wednes day three fine hounds to friends at Ashville N C and two to Mr Chas ¬ ¬ ¬ LIME BALED HAY WVESzmKk BALED STRAW FOR BEDDING OATS GRAIN i AND ALL KlNDSOP SEEDS 1 St Louis went to Lexington Wednes day to visi relatives Mrs Duke Howies Mis Mattie Litton oi Paris Mi3 Jersey Oeffiager of Harrodsburc were guets of Miss Ama ¬ ¬ BKMAKK8 OX A HOT SUBJECT Are not inappropriate even in hot weather Some Coal is prohahly used in your house at all times Why not always have it the best MOUNTAIN ASH JEDLICO is undoubtedly the Best seini Cannal Ever Mined have the Bole agency for this Celebrated Coal Swift at Winchester in 1aris aiul my prices on it are no higher TI1KY AUK J UST Mrs Chas Conway and daughter of WHAT YOU HAVE TO PAY rOli OTHER JELLKOS 1 Office GEO and W STTXAFtT Yard Directly Opposite L A N Freight Depot Co n W ay T u esd n v FARM WAGONS Kentucky and Superior Disc Drills f son will Mrs Shuj1 Dodson and Miss Ida Dod Springs t leave Tuesday lor Swango W STOUT the Tailor Having recently bought the merchant tailoring estab- ¬ lishment of F P Lowry Co will make up fine suits at greatly reduced prices in order to reduce the stock of fine goods now on hand He has engaged Mr O P Carter Sr as cutter and guarantees satisfaction H S STOUT CO Gill of Wash ¬ ington pent Tuesday and Wedursday with Mr and Mrs J as Arthur Mr Perry Jefferson lost 350000 lbs of tobacco in the Carlisle fire with 21000 iusurauce John Tom Judy is isiting in Bethel Miss Marguerite Iogels is the guest of Win Judy and wife uear town Dave ludy and son arrived Mrs Tue day from Sherman Ky to visit Mr and Mrs W friends See these before you buy The prices are just right R J NEELYS j -- Miss Helen Dayis and Helen Weeks of Paris were guests of Mary A Pur nell this week Mr James Cray and family of Mt Olivet are guests of relatives here this week Saml Dudley of Flrmingsburg was the guest of J G Smedley Tuesday Mrs Andy McCae and babe went to xftTStton an Aiiamstown Tuesday to visit relatives Mrs David McCord and son of Lex ingtou were guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Ingels Wednesday and Thursday Mr Jo Drain of Eminence is the guest of his sister Mrs Frank Miller I OF COURSE Dpi fii s ja A Biscuit AND ALSO near lowu jip J M Wafer ajmmmmmmmmmmmmmmK IN THE BHHBli i I have a few hundred bushels of nice Miss Belle Taylor Judy has returned from Bethel white sed rye for sale Ggo W Stuart Mr Geo Spirth of Sharpstmrg was N freight depot the guest of his sister Saturday till Mon directly opposite L day Koilol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly Miss Mary Taylor has returned from digests food without aid from the a visit to bis sister at Midway stomach and at the same time heals and Mi Elgar Thomason has returned restores the diseased die tive organs from a visit to Stanford It if the onl remedy that does both ot these things and can be relied upon to Mr Win Casi iy and family of Lex permanently cure dyspepsia W T- inatun and Miss Nannie Boyd spaut Brooks Tuesday with Mrs Thaxton Valley Prank Herbert of Wheat wanted Will pay highest Poultry Farm look 4the Clover at Lex premiums E F Spkaus market price Sons aud two ington ut of 98 entri seconds He has the beat in Ctntral tf ¬ Delecate Hot Weather Lunch I have them fresh all the time Dont fail to try a box Put up in five and ten cent boxes RION The Tenth Street Grocer in Phone 178 wi ¬ 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U11 1 1 i1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 il - Kentucky It Big Reduction in all our Straw Miss Elizabeth Ingels entertained a nuuibwr of her young friends Wedues Hats at Price Co Clothiers da evening it being her 6th bnthday be6t five cent cigar in town about 45 were present Its the Fulweilers Cubana Mrs Horace Linvillp ac about 40 died Wednesday at the home of hi If your childs shoes are almost gone get a pair of these low shoes offered at husband uear town she leaves 5 children and husband The foneral was such sacrifice at Davis Thompson preached Thursday morning by Eld J Armstrong of the Christian Church HUg4tf sgrigs Pall bearers J T Pnrdy C W yon dont like a good smoke dont Howard Nat Collier Horace Purdy If Drs WV Huffman and C B Smith take Fulweilers Cubana of Cane Ridge Hiram Carpenter My agency insures against vii ited relatives here Wednesday fire wind and stormbest oil re- Mr bonis Rogers and family spent Wednesday with Mrs Oven lngr ls on prompt paying compa tluir way home from Bine Licks naoie ¬ LIKE FRESH THINGS 1reshest Vegetables and Fruits iii the Paris market eau be found at my store 3Iy groceries are all fresh stock and as good as anybody sells My stock keep fresh because I sell it out fast and boy new goods Come to see me I want your trade Orders filled promptly Tli GEORGE N PARRIS JOHN B CASTLKMAX Arthur g langitam BRECKINRIDGE CASTLEMAH ROYAL IKSUEASGB or LIVERPOOL GO -- rnani ivk VfciJLfiZITTBJWSA jBBBI nies k H iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiini Thompson r i BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS all grown His second sou Rev Ward M Baker is pastor of the Methodist Church South We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords at Milan Mo this week nothing so comfortable on the feet these warm days Rve is scarce I have a few hundred Hug4tf Davis Thomson Isgrig bushels ieft Buy what you need before Geo W Stuart it is all sold N freight depot opposite L THE RLtEfiltlSS FIRE IIS 0 directly 350 Di John S Baker aged about 05 W 0 HINTON Agent formerly of this place died at Memphis Mo Tuesday evening and was buried H is survived by 2 to 4 worth yesterday at Fultou Ladies Kid Oxford szes his wife nee Adella Pnrnell with three go week on uiron this Isgritfs for f 150 at Davis sons and two daughters augttf The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentuckv Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States liAKBEE CASTLEMAN Manager Southern Department Louisville Ky Genera Ofiees- Columbia Building HOARD Resident Agent at Paris MCCARTHY 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 other company Office 44 Short St Lexington Ky C C Bos worth Secy J H Carter Pres t Kodol Dyspepsia CINCINNATI HAMILTON DAYTON RAILWAY - THE MICHIGAN LIXF Direct Line via Toledo and Detroit to the Suinm Put-in-Bay Resorts of Itterj of Every Make 1 - rT nnflmmi M T Farming Supplies Of No 503 W Ninth Surci vincianan Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris 1 J SIMS WILS 0N1 Dyspepsia Indigestion Heartburn returning every second Tueeday in each Flatulence Sour Stomach Nausea month SickHeadacheGastmUaCrampsand Reeerence Every leading physician all other results of imperfectdigestion Prepared by C C DeWitt Co Chicago Paris Kentucky Nature in strengthening and reconstructing tbe exhausted digestive organs It is tele latest discovered digest ant and tonir No other preparation iy can approach it in efficiency It in- ¬ TUESDAY August 8th 18DO stantly relieves and permanently cures ¬ ¬ It artificially digests the food and aids Digests what you eat Cure Mtcfikjau Canada and tfte Sreat tafiss Georgian Baj Maekinae Middle Bass ML Clemens Les heneaux Islands Banlt Ste Marie Sand Beach Muskota Lakes Toronto Thousand Islands Only Six Hours from Cincinnati to the Great Lakes A DAY D For any information regarding Summer lonm call on nearest C H n G Edwards Agent or write PatbcDger Traffic Manager Cincinnati Ohio JSk FOUR MAGNIFICENT TRAINS j fe 2 THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY AUGUST THE RAILS SPREAD An Accident on the Canada Atlantic Road in Which Several People Lost Their L ve 11 1899 A PROTECTORATE The euvo Pais Favors the Protection of the United States ANTI BOYCOTT ¬ A FLOOD AT MANILA THE TRANSVAAL In the Event of War Every Inhabi¬ Honor is Purchased by Deeds We Do Deeds not words count in battles of peaee as well as in war It is not what twe say but what Hoods Sarsaparilla does that tells the story of its merit It ha Mtmonmanxi remarkable victories over the arch enemy of mankind impure blood It is the best medicine money can buy Be sure to get only Hoods because the The Idea and Suggest Absolute Inde ¬ pendence The Discuscion Says It Would Ue Unpatriotic Aug- atria and Other Papers Combat ThU The recently an¬ nounced programme of the Nuevo lais for Cuban independence under an American protectorate has been the leading topic in the press of Havana and the provinces during the last fort ¬ night and will probably continue the most prominent subject for some time 9 Havana to come The Patria combatting- the protectorate idea favors the absolute independence claiming that Cuba can ob¬ tain favors from the framers of the American tariff regulations without - ¬ ¬ surrendering her political sovereignty The Discuscion on the other hand posing as the defender o Cuban libre sa3s it would be shameful and grossly unpatriotic to surrender islands now in a state of freedom for no other reason than to protect the sugar producers and exporters In response to the comments of the Patria on the subject the Nuevo Pais reminds its contemporary that Cuba has been is and under whatever flag or form of government will continue to be commercially dependent on the United States without whose markets for her products the island would soon impoverished Continuing the Nuevo Pais reasons that the form of government eventu ¬ ally to be conceded to Cuba depends more upon American popular opinion and the American congress than upon the will of the Cuban people them selves however freely they may express themselves Some It says middle ground must be found where all may be brought together The paper then gives various reasons of greater or less strength in support of its belief that the solution destined to be accepted by all in the compro ¬ mise that must finally come will be nominal independence under a protecSenor Capote the Nuevo Pais torate calls Cubas new Faust It subjects him to scathing criticism as an incon ¬ sistent political demagogue The Cardenas Herald asks the pub- ¬ lic men of Cardenas why they have not had a meeting- in connection with the national party and says even the Havana Herald a foreign paper urges the importance of the union of Cubans The Nuevo Pais repljring to an at- ¬ tack by Senor Capote the chief of the Cuban cabinet of advisors and former president of the Cuban assembly on the idea of American protectorate asks him how to get rid of the Americans if they do not want to go adding that the future of Cuba is absolutely in the hands of the Americans Mayor La costes order closing the stores at oclock in the evening has been an ¬ nulled The local pap rs are pleased Gen Aleman editor of the Tribuna of Cienfuegos has been warned by the American authorities in regard to lm campaign against the government bv come ¬ ¬ ¬ - Five Hundred Business Men of Cleveland Met and Denounced It Ottawa Ont Aug 10 The Ottawa express which left Montreal at 930 oclock Wednesday morning for this A Committee of Five Appointed to Bring city on the Canada Atlantic railroad About Lawful Conditions Mayor Jones was wracked near Couteau junction of Toledo Addressed the Strikers while running at a fast rate Meeting at Scenic Park The engine left the track taking with it the bajrjrajre car anf a second Cleveland O Aug 10 Five hun- ¬ class coach The first class coach and dred business men of Cleveland held two Pullmans did not leave the track an anti boycott meeting Wednesday Seven people were killed afternoon in the chamber of commerce A number were injured but none of rooms and a fund of 10000 was start them seriously The passengers were ed to ferret out the criminals who are brought here on a special train Wed ¬ ijnamiting cars and creating discord nesday night It is not known what in the city In a few minutes time caused the accident but it is believed not less than S3 000 was subscribed and the rest of the amount will be fully that the rails spread made up Thursday The meeting was REVOLUTION EXTENDING largely attended and it was a representative one in every respect Port Au Prince is Calm Relations Be Millions of dollars were represented t ween the United States and Hayti in the men present Vigorous speeches Are still Cordial ienouncing the boycott strike disturbance and disorder were made by Port au Prixce Hayti Aug 10 The latest news from Santo Domingo J G W Cowles and James H Hoy In says the revolutionary movement is heir addresses they called attention extending and that the province of Lo the lawless acts which have terrori- ¬ Vega is in arms It is impossible to zed the public and upheld the course obtain any details here This city is of Mayor Farley in his measures to suppress disorder and said it was time alm The relations between the United for reputable citizens to unite and re- ¬ States and Hayti are cordial The store peace quiet and safety to the Haytian government has authorized sity A committee of five was then se¬ the erection of an American lected to bring about lawful condimeteorlogical station at Cape tions A demand for a United States Haytien The permission to establish army military post in Cleveland was such a station had been previously re unanimously made and steps were fused and the fact that permission has taken to increase the police force of now been granted demonstrates the city At the strikers picnic held at Scenic the extension of American influence in park Wednesday MajorS H Jones of Hayti Toledo was the guest of honor and WEST INDIES CYCLONE orator of the day In his address the politically ambitious mayor said lWe It Reaches Porto Rico and Does An lm are in an epidemic of labor troubles mense Amount of Damage to Prop strikes lockouts and boycotts affect ¬ ertyLoss of Life ing widely separated portions of our country and as widely diversified indus- ¬ San Juan de Porto Rico Aug 10 Signal officer Washington Cyclone trial interests disturb the land the just passing over island prostrated tel- ¬ condition may be fitly characterized as egraph and telephone lines several Dne of industrial civil war The boycott is a cruel and unjust killed my quarters demolished many other public buildings likewise hun- weapon in many ways Boycott is war dreds of native houses destroyed cen- and both sides have a right to fight I ter and south probably fared worse am not here with a plan for settling the difficulty in Cleveland alone I am Signed Glassford The navy department late Wednes- here to urge to plead for to propose a day afternoon received a cable from Capt Snow in command of the naval ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ City Turned Into An immense Pond Adm Watsons Narrow Escape Beriberi Plasrue B C Manila advices received on the steamship Em ¬ press of Japan say that typhoons and rains have turned the city wet enough at the best of times into an immense pond with gutters over a foot deep in Sampaloc district was com- ¬ water pletely flooded so that the people were forced into the upper stories of the The police barracks were houses completely surrounded and soldiers stood guard and carried on patrol duty in two feet of running water Hundreds of creeks that intersect the city overflowed their banks and boats were seen on a dozen streets Adm Watson had a narrow escape on the Pasig His launch was about to pass under the puenta espana when the roaring water caught it up and jammed it broadside into a stone pier breaking the funnel and tearing off the 10 Vancouver Aug tant Will Bear Arms A Gloomy View of i the Whole Situation is Taken in Pretoria The Transvaal Government is Expecting Hos ¬ tilities in the Future The Daily Mail publishes the following dispatch from London Aug 9 Modi W 7b fl lT Sills 1 v Johannesburg By a special article added to the Gronwo the constitution of the Trans- ¬ vaal the president is authorized in y Ji 1 1 in UlMi POINT IN THE CASE the event of war rebellion or other Jake Didnt Mind the Charge Against emergency to proclaim martial law iiim He Wanted to Know and to compel every inhabitant of the Something republic to bear arms in its defense How a greater trouble overshadows a The Pretoria forts are being one of the strengthened and Boer agents are buy lesser was aptly illustrated in The accused minor courts the other day ing up all the available draught oxen was a big strong honest German greatly ¬ ¬ gunwale The dreaded beriberi that in former years created such havoc among the Filipinos has made its appearance in Bilibid prison Much grumbling is heard in Manila because American silver is not received at the custom house nor is American The existing gold or bank notes custom house regulations require that all customs shall be paid in This leaves Philippine currenc3 no option for officials because as long as there is a change or fluctutation in the relative values of gold and silver any official who ac- ¬ cepts payment in any unauthorized currency is liable to be called upon to pay the difference out of his own pocket The post office on the other hand will not accept currency which is compulsory at the customhouse unless the stamp buyer is willing to be pen- ¬ alized heavily FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED The Corpse of James E Peterson a Vet ¬ eran Soldier Found in the River Just Above Kansas City Mo excited and disposed to do more talking in Bechuanaland than is permissible under such circumThe Times correspondent at Pretoria stances The court distinctly said that the sars gloonw view is taken here of the whole situation The general impres sion in Boer circles is that Mr Chamberlain is forcing on a war and that consequently it would be useless to make advances All the dispatches from the South African correspondents of the London morning papers take it for granted that the secret session of the Volks raad called Monday evening will confirm the rejection of Mr Chamberlains proposal but leave the way open to They also continue negotiations dwell upon the serious situation thus arising and upon the consternation of the Uitlanders over the addition to the constitution compelling them to fight for the Transvaal which seems to indicate that the Transvaal government A ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 Yelters he say and you yoin der union und it vos besser den he say vhy I dondt vait a dleetle an see how vos it So I vait Shake Purdy gwick der boss he say you can get your moneys und give up your I say I deani We vos a union prewery vould see Tony und ask him vot der reason mit him dot he adwise me out of a yob Yhen I find Tony he say did I haf some sense und I told him he vos schmarder und I vos und he didnt know notings But they say you argued with a club and that Tonys strongest proposition was a brick Dot vos not der point shudge Yot I vant der find ouit is how do I stant on der Detroit Free Press union labor guestion A Shoppy Announcement A Kansas printer in making up the forms 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 is expecting hostilities united in the bonds of holy sauerkraut which will be sold by the quart or barrel Mr GOV ATKINSON DEAD EX Smith is an esteemed codfish at ten cents while the bride has nice pigs feet to dis ¬ Michigan Lyre play One of the Leaders of Democracy in Georgia Served as Speaker of the Big Four Niagara Falls Excursion On August 15 the Big Four route will run House for Several Sessions ¬ Aug 10 The corpse of a man found floating in the Missouri river just above Kansas City Wednesday has been identified as that a veteran of James E Peterson Mo Kansas City Newman Ga Aug 9 Former Gov W G Atkinson died at his residence at 852 oclock this morning He had been ill for ten days and his physicians gave up hope for his recovery several days ago Gov Atkinson was one of the leaders of the democratic party in The rate will be only 700 from either Cin ¬ ¬ their annual excursion to Niagara Falls cinnati or Indianapolis with corresponding ly low rates from other points Connect ¬ ing lines will sell excursion tickets via the Big Four route For full information call on your local agent or address Warren J Lynch G P A Big Four route Cincinnati O this state station at San Juan announcing that the hurricane had destroyed about 82000 worth of property at the station there THE TOWN DESTROYED Pirates Rob an glisli Cargo Boat on the Canton River They Took Refuge in famehkat Village Shelled K with the nervous He was elected governor in 1894 at Perhaps queen are usual painfully doubt of they are tortured with the age of 39 after having served six the propriety of praising the pie not knowing her years in the house of representatives it whether Post majesty or the cook made Denver being speaker of that body for several sessions In his first gubernatorial Williams I understand you moved Jackson Yes race he defeated Gen Clement A rour family last week our servant girl didnt like the location w Evans a noted confederate soldier and were in Columbus Journal ¬ Why They Are Nervous A correspondent says that those who dine in this campaign he broke down the prestige confederate veterans previously had for obtaining public favor HE WANTS RECOGNITION ¬ 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 mon is always a petty man Atchison Globe Vancouver B C Aug 10 The steamship Empress of Japan brings news that a Uritish cargo boat on the Canton river was boarded by pirates who carried away cargo worth S75000 The commander of the San Pipes and AsuinaMo Appeals to Foreign Powers Represented at Manila in a Doc ument Dated July 27 ¬ admiralty launch built last year at Hong Kong for of protection on trade the river steamed thu pirates who succeeded how after ever in landing their goods near a vil ¬ ¬ w- THE SECRET DOSSIER it W ill i quire It Days to Examine The Examination Will Be Be ¬ hind Closed Doors lour Rennes Aug 9 Maitre Demange the principal counsel for Capt Drey fus expresses himself as well satisfied Col with the proceedings so far Jouanas hd to play the part of a seveer judge but if his voice was rude and his manner rough toward the prisoner his eye was kind and there were no attempts to press home the points raised by the indictment M Cham ir the custodian of the dossier said it would famous secret take four days to examine it as the examination would be behind closed doors and xrost of the witnesses have gone to the seaside Gen De Boisdef fre to Dinai i and Gen Dionne to Pa Gen Mercier remains here the ram guest of Gen Saint Germain who tells his friends to be prepared for sensa tional evidence that must crush Dreyfus and many others with him ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE NEW BANK NOTE Two Dollar fcilver Certificate Will Be Keady for Issue in the Course of a Few Da- - It is a Beauty Washington Aug 9 The bureau of engraving and printing is now en gaged in printing a new 2 silver cer- ¬ tificate which will be ready for issue in a few days to take the place of the present certificate of that denomination The greatest care has been taken by the officials of the treasury department to produce a not which would be not only artistic but would present as many difficulties as possible to coun¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ terfeiters Bonfire of Infidel Books O lage called Kamchkat The com ¬ of the San Pipes asked that mander is a sovereign and final the pirates be delivered to him aid the emedy that goods restored No satisfaction was remedy not only for street railroad¬ strikes but for all kinds of difficulCicu to him and he shelled the place ties with labor in every sort f public which was entirely destroyed There is such a remedy and utility The remedy may be found enly one Inter Lake Regatta Pit-in-PaO Aug 10 Detroit in absolute municipal ownership oper- ¬ In short the fund ¬ yachtsmen carried everjthing before ation and control ¬ them Wednesday morning and Wed amental cause of the trouble in Clevenesday night they were celebrating the land to day is found in the fact event in true yachtsmen style In one that a few men are granted the right of the finest races ever seen at an inter of ownership in a class of - property lake regatta the city of the straits that should never under an- circumWednesday morning won the first days stances become private possession but race of the inter lake meet It was a should be property of the whole peo- ¬ race in which seamanship counted as ple I am an apostle of peace and em- ¬ much as boats and the race was won phatically disavow any belief in war I do rot be¬ under any circumstances on its merits lieve that any good thing was ever accomplished through war that could Investigation Begun Weston W Va Aug 10 The West have been done bj-- methods of peace Mayor Jones held a political confer-¬ Virginia asylum directors Wednesday afternoon began an investigation oi ence with strike leaders and local agi- ¬ Superintendent Stathers administra- tators in the American house Wednes ¬ The session was devoted to ar day evening at which he decided to tion ranging the preliminary details of the leave the Cleveland end of his cambig fight on the question of paying ex- paign as an independent candidate for penses of witnesses for the prosecu- governor of Ohio entirely in the hands Some members of the board of the street railway strikers tion wanted to pay only the witnesses sub Chaplain Frazier in Chattanooga Thursday the penaed by the defense Chattanooga Tenn Aug 10 examination of witnesses began It Chaplain J B Frazier of Adm Dewmay last into next week eys flagship Olympia arrived here Wednesday morning from Manila by Cavalry for the Philippines N Y 10 Aug Saratoga Three way of San Francisco on a 30 day hundred men and asjnany horses com- leave of absence On August 22 he prising Troops C E and F of the 3d will wed Miss Elsie Cook of South United Statea cavalry under command Pittsburg Tenn of Col Henry W Wessell en route Drowned hile Bathing from Fort Ethan Allan Burlington Winchester Va Aug 10 Edward Vt to the Philippine islands passed O Nixon aged 30 was drowned through here Wednesday night in two Shenandoah river He was in in the bathino special trains for Seattle where they with friends and was seized with will embark cramps v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE LYCEB RENNES WHERE THE DREVFIS COl RT MARTIAL SITS t s - E54 V soldier and former inmate of the soldiers home at Grand Island Neb There are evidences that the man was murdered and the body thrown intc the river to cover up the crime About the face a handkerchief was found tied tightly as if put there as a gag or blindfold Bandages were found tied about the legs as if the body had been weighted with stone or metal when it was thrown into the river FREIGHT TRAINS COLLIDE Engineer James Carnes and a Colored Fireman Were Killed Two Others Serious j Injured Aug 10 A on the Tellico freight wreck occurred Ohio railbranch of the Knoxville Aguinaldo has ap¬ pealed to the powers for recognition of Filipino independence in a document dated from Tarlac July 27 and signed by Uuencamino It has been received by all the foreign consuls in Manila with the request that they forward it to their respective governments The Filipinos use their old argument that they had conquered the sover eignty of the islands from Spaiu before the signing of the treaty of Paris and therefore Spain was in no position to concede them to the United States They argue that the possession of 7000 Spanish prisoners captured with their arms fighting against the Filipinos 44is eloquent proof of the nullity of Spains sovereignty as when they sur rendered Spains hold was irrevocably Manila Aug 9 ¬ ¬ I ¬ lost- - THE FILIPINOS DEFEATED Gen 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 Chattanooga Tenn SlacArthurs Force of 4000 En counters a Fillpno Army of 6000 American Los Twenty 9 ¬ Manila Aug ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ road at Offutts station Two heavy freight trains crashed into each other and the result was that Engineer Jas Carnes and a colore fireman G W Moore were instantly killed and W G Wilkerson engineer on the other and Henry Davenport colored brake man were seriously injured The accident was due to orders for a meeting point having been misread Both engines and eight cars were almost com pletely demolished i force consistingof 4 five miles beyond San Fernando Wednesday and encountered and defeated a Filipino force of 0000 men The enemy retreated leaving many dead and wounded The American loss in killed and wounded was 20 Gold Certificates Distributed Gen Mac Arthurs 000 men advanced ¬ 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 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 dispp 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 Doctor about it Address DR ¬ New Yohk Aug 9 The New York sub treasury has distributed 52100000 in cold certificates which were receiv At the ed from Washington Tuesday sub treasury a notice has been posted Two Ilnnded Honses Destroyed St Thomas D W I Aug 10 La- sa ing that one dollar bills can not be ter advices from Saint Kitts said that spared at present on Monday afternoon a very severe Gobbled by the Trust hurricane with a velocity of 72 miles Chicago Aug- 9 The National Casdestroyed about 200 small houses in ket Co of New York commonly known the towns and did considerable dam ¬ as the coffin trust has acquired full age to the estates No injuries are retitle to and possession of the manufac ported Antigua also suffered severe- turing plant and realty of the Chicago ly in damage to estates and buildings Coffin Co the consideration being in the towns There were few fatali80000 ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ties the evening of August 16 Class No 8 of the Memorial United Brethren church will give an entertainment at the church the main feature of which will be a bonfire the flames of which will be fed by the elegantly bound volumes which compose the infidel library of M O Waggoner forWashington Aug 10 The quarter-¬ merly an infidel in Ohio but recently much any way In April he addressed declaring he masters department has chartered the converted and now a member of the to Madrid a cablegram United Brethren cbur h The library sailed uiader orders from the Cape 3ity of Sydney and she will t once is said to be the finest collection ol Verde islands going to the sacrifice e fitted up to take marines and re irith my conscience at rest he adds cruits to Manila Agnostic books in America Toledo Aug 9 On ¬ Adm Cerverau Defense Mammoth Glass Factory at Peoria Paris Aug 10 The defense of Adm Peoria 111 Aug 10 Plans re now Cervera for the annihilation of his matured in this city fc ue erec-¬ squadron at Santiago bay is published beinr a mammoth glass factory tion of to be here He declares he frequently wrote located somewhere on the river to his government protesting against in or near Peoria The originatorfront and the nonstrengthening of his forces principal promoter of the project is In February he informed the govern Monroe Sieberling ment that but few of his ships were fit for use and they were armed pretty Another Transport Chartered -¬ Managua Nicaragua via Galveston Aug from Grey town report the arrival there of 14 members of the United States canal commission and 4C more are expected in a few days to re study the proposed canal routes across Nicaragua 10 Arrived at Ore town Claims Self Defense Telegrams The Pope is 111 ¬ Vienna Aug 10 The Allgemine Zeitung says that the pope is ill in consequence of the great heat and has had several fainting fits Dr Lapponi that he was compelled to shoot bim It 1 tMMl III IIIHIIWI his physician was hastily summoned Fremont Neb Aug 9 U S Pope proprietor of a confectionery store with a gambling room attached was shot and fatally wounded Tuesday by his former partner E Jerome Jerome fired fived shots all of which took efHe fled immediately after the fect shooting1 but was captured by a sheriff s posse and landed in jail The men quarreled over the settlement cf theii former partnership and Jerome nssertt Pope attacked him with a chair and ¬ J C AYER Lowell Mass CARTERS INK uses si KiMaMii WHERE ALL n n tLti Use ELSE FAILS in Best Cough Syrup Tastei Good In time Bold by drugenats 4MW V BON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY AUGUST 11 ¬ 1899 Antiseptic Healing Ott BilUtOAP TIM THE LYNCHINGS The Report Present the Killing- of Italians in a Serious Lisrht - TRIAL OF CAPT DREYFUS Urg Rmllj Crawford Relate Incident the wsnuin of - tireas Eveit p aranra- lhii Insoner- I- THE SIX COMPANIES mi They Constitute the Most Powerful Trust Ever Formed Functions of the ChineNt Combine Explained by nn Educated Mon ¬ golian Trut Meaning of the coud and Third Lynching Regarded as An K emui of 1 articular Vtroc itjr l he Kopor wl to the Italian lorrign Oihce Washington- - Au 9 The state de- ¬ partment ha received from the Italian authorities a copy o the complete re¬ port made by the Marquis Romano secretary of the Italian embassy here on his personal investigation of the recent lynching of hve Italians at Tailulah La The report presents the affair in a serious light As a whole the Italian authorities view the matter of the lynching as one of unusual atrocity and without the mitigating cireum- inces which had been urged in pre ¬ vious affairs of this kind In describing the first affray which led to the lynching Marquis Romanos report states that Dr Hodges was the first to draw his weapon and that not until he had fired one shot and was about to fire the second one Charles D- ¬ ifata who was at that time pro t rate on the ground did the broth ¬ er Joe Difata fire his shot¬ gun from store the nearby This last shot it is pointed out was in defense of the fallen brother and was not a wanton attack upon Dr llodg es The circumstances Leading up to the affray are described in detail According- to this account Charles Difata was alone when Dr Hodges passed There is n 5 effort made in the report to obscure the fact that Charles Difata made the first offensive overtures but it is contended that this was not ac companied by the use of firearms or even a movement to draw them It is said however that Charles Difata up ¬ braided Dr Hodges in an offensive way for having killed an animal and accompanied this by a blow of the fist Then it is stated Dr Hodges shot at Difata Whether or not the shot took effect it was not possible for the Italian authorities to learn as the bodies of the men after being lynched were dis- ¬ figured and disposed of But at all events is is stated that Charles Difata was on the ground following the shot from Dr Hodges weapon At this point Joe Difata made his appearance and seeing his brother down and a second shot about to be fired shot at Dr Hodges Then followed the lvnching of these two Italians Joe Difata and Charles Difata The mob took them before they had been arrested Up to this point according to the Italian report only these two Italians had figured in the affair The report goes on to state that throughout the - Th anciant capi- ¬ ta of Brittany was never ievi moved never more sluggish than on this memorable day lt seemed a hundred thousand mile away from DreyiUa and his exciting case He Dreyfus had been known to be vited bu he has been keeping a stifl ipper lip and Sunday he refits i the last set or pno tographs of his children brought from lari- by his irother-in-la- w It was expected the Dreyfusites and an ti Dreyfusites would shun each other and put up at different hotels but they have tacitly agreed to sink their differences in each others company They not only lodge at the same hotels but they take their meals at the same tables nd amicably pass to each other the dishes We were all up at 5 oclock Monday morning and after a hurried meal we rushed to the concert room of the Lycee where the trial take- - place Military preparations were going for- ¬ ward to prevent a lot of roughs com ¬ ing from Paris to act riotously Drey ¬ fus was to cross from the prison to the court house but nobody wis to see him except the military which barred the street to the right and left of the Lycee door An officer whispered to me when I was in the Lycee to go to the window which he indicated and get a glimpse of Dreyfus The prisoner was to cross the street at ten minutes p ist six and to wait in a private room for the summons to ap-¬ pear before his judges Precisely at the time named the door of tie mili tary prison opened and Dreyfus guarded by a captain oi gendarmerie ap peared He wore a brand new uni form The stiff lininsrs had not yet formed into the shape of the figure and the whole sui seemed an awkward fit The three rows of gold braid that were torn from his cuffs on the day of his degradation were glinting in the sun The man He hela was as stiff as his uniform his head high as if on purpose but his shoulders stooped The step was that cf a man not used to freedom and ex tremely measured and mechanical One might think he marked the time as he walked His hair is of reddish gray his neat mustache is frankly red His face had a drawn and worn expression the eyes furtively inquiring as if looking out for traps and pitfalls His complexion RKFNKS Aug 8 - Tern HlirliDinder fSpeeial Washington Letter tht ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ the English language with facility Therefore it was a treat for the writer to recently spend an hour in conversa tion with a polished and cultured gen tleman of that race who told many new and interesting things about his country and his people In reply to an inquiry concerning the Six Companies and the Highbinders nravp in elaborate description of he F I is herewith reproduced hem 41 0111 which niemorv In a newspaper there appeared a dispatch concerning the threat of one Chinaman against an other the threat of death unless 500 The should be paid to a highbinder newspaper account gave no particulars and the average reader would suppose that brigandage was carried on by highbinders and with the consent of the people in the Chinese quarter Whenever any act of violence is committed by a Chinaman it is cus tomary in this country to attribute it to a highbinder when as a matter of fact highbinders are not guilty of any injustice and certainly ere not re- ¬ sponsible for brigandage or law Lessness But first let us un- ¬ o that character derstand the Six Companies then we can understand the highbinders better When you read in the n w -- papers po litical editorials denouncing trusts and when you hear orators of all po ¬ litical parties shouting themselves hoarse and growing red in the face aud big in the neck with their patriotic declamations von may understand thai they are denouncing something older than America as a factor in the affairs of the world Long before Columbus secured the support which enabled him to cross the ocean and discoi er t his con- ¬ tinent and long before Eric the Red sailed from Iceland to the coast of Mas-¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It seldom happens to one of our people to have an opportunity to converse with an educated Chinaman one whocanuse the Six Companies do not sell their hu man cattle They hire them out They receive a stipulated sum for the work of their hands and they also receive payment from each coolie for procur ing employment for him The coolies are therefore free but to all intents aud purposes they are slaves Never- ¬ theless they look upon the Six Com panies as ptTblic benefactors They are provided with employment and have their transportation paid for them which of course they have to pay back 25 per The coolies are paid about month The Six Companies contract to provide the board and lodging for their coolies and they charge enough to al ¬ most absorb all of their earnings Con¬ sequently this trust which deals in human beings simply permits the coolies to live and make rich their beue by their toil factors Now be it understood that the Six Companies employ highbinders just as American corporations may do You must understand that a highbinder i simply an executive ollicer or chief of police or a sort of sheriff The Six Companies have no connection with any of the secret societies which exist among Chinamen but all secret socle-¬ porter ¬ For cuts trams toils bruiBee itch ectema ea tarrb more throat erysipelH corns ¬ chapped hands or lips piles and all ul cers or nores of pkiu or mncous mem ¬ brane it is a sure and permanent cure Will care sore or iuflamed eye in forty eiht bonis Satisfaction guaranteed of monev refunded Horsemen will find this oil will cure alter brims cratches cracked heel sores and collar galls No care no old Relieves all pain instantly DilV L A N R ft ARRIVAL OF TRAINS t Froir Cincinnati bS a in 6 M Mt m 1010 p m ftom Lexin ou 51 a m 745 a ua 3tf3p in 627 p m From Richmond 505 a ro 740 a mi 828 p m Prom Mayeville lASt s m S25 p m dsfajottbe or To Cincinnati Jfc TftAurs For wale by Clarke Kentucky Kenney Pris lUmar Cmo 15 To Lexington New Photograph Gallery D Cable has opened a cozy new pho tograph gallery on Main street opposite the Telephone Fxcbantje where he if prepared to make good pictures at low prices Kodak work will also be fin ¬ ished up promptly in urst clasa styte He solicits the patronage of the public ¬ 7 47 a m 1105 a ia 545 p m 1014 p m lo Richmond 11 08 a m 543 p m 1016 p m to Maysville 750 a m 686 p m F B Cabs Agent 340 p m a m 751 a m fifes To My Patrons mm i oi el TIME TABLE WEST BOUND s YkfJ EAST BOUND I have moyed my gallery fixtures tc my residence on Henderson street but I Lv Louisville 830am 6f0pm 1115am 840pm am prepared to make pictures from old ArLexington Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm negatives or make lare pictures and Lv Winchester 1158am 925pm S30am 550pm 915am 63upm Ar Mt Sterling finish kodak work Orders can be left Ar Washington 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pn 5jam 310pm at Vardens drug store or at my resi- Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm 1240nn 908pm U New York dence ¬ It G RINNAN mail carrier will haul light baggage to and from depot Ternu S S Abney wmcnesier at Lexington Ar Ar She by villa Ar Louisville r Fraukfort very reasonable office Leave orders at Post tf JhOOani 1001 am iam i iiipm ioara zoOpm 800am 520pm 735ani 345pm J1 lurn tirSUpm -- t 720pm 15pm WORKING HIS WA1 TO ENCE The Bourbon Steam Laundry Lexington and New York without having secured oiIite room at change Parker A James corner Fourth For rates Sleeping Car reservations 01 and 3iain will locate their main anv information call on F B Carr oiliee at tliat place Phone No Agent L N R R 4 All calls or bundles entrusted diGeoroe W Barney Paris Ky INDEPEND to tliem will receive prompt at Div Pass Agent Lexington tention ¬ Trains marked thus f run daily ex ¬ cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville ties have their highbinders There tire probably not more than 200 certainly country not more than 300 highbinders in My agency insures against this Ere wind and stormbest oil re ¬ Now to understand what a highbind er really is you must know that the Chinese colonieV in this country have sachusetts trusts were in vogue in their own methods of government China This shows that there is noth based on Chinese laws They obey all of our laws except the laws against ing new under the sun The Six Companies constitute a gambling They violate the gambling trust and a powerful combination it laws of this country just as white men is too Just how old it is cannot be do But while observing our laws they stated although of course the branch maintain the law s of China and execute in this country has been in existence them as faithfully as they can They but a limited number of years But elect a mayor and common council for trusts have existed in China from each colony The mayor presides at prompt paying compaliable nies non union W 0 HINTON Agent ¬ Frankfort Cincinnati By ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME CARD IN EFFECT DE EMBER 5th 188 EAST BOUND No 1 No 3 Pasa Pass Lve Frankfort a T 7 OMam 6 40pm 7 11am 8 52pm Lve Flkhorn 7 18am 4 00pm Lve Switser 2Hara 4 10pm Lve stamping Qrnd 734am 4 lbpm LveP Jvalls Lve C 8 Lite tosiiM Policies BOUGHT FOR CASH H S STOUT Paris Ky No 57 Mixed ToOpia 1 1 fresh the kind of freshness that accompanies aubu n hair The lips are rather thin and the chin is that of a strong man Indeed the chin contra dicts the impression of the eyes Capt Dreyfus crossed the hall close to me and entered a room the door of which closed behind him I saw also the arrival of the witnesses who were taken to the rectors room At 7 oclock the coming of the court occurrence the three other Italians Frank Difata Joseph Feducio and John was announced in military fashion Cerami were in another street and did the soldiers presenting arms The judges entered from the wings and know what was occuring not It is stated that they did not take were in full dress uniform They propart in the attack on Dr Hodges and ceeded in Indian file to their places be that they did not even know of it until hind a long table on a slightly raised some time after when the local offi platform Col Jouaust the presiding of cers came to arrest them This arrest fleer is a man of dignified appearance was accomplished and the three Ital- not unintellectual and has an up ians were actually placed in iail The right martial air Coi Jouaust in a stentorian voice de report then brings out the mob having already lynched Charles and Joe clared that the trial be begun and aa Difata turned their attention to the ordered the accused be brought in three Italians under arrest Two of All ejes were turned upon Dreyfus His these men Joseph Feducio and Frank He entered with measured step offmode of saluting the court was jerky Difata were first taken from the Subsequentl and ind veiy composed but his fingers be icers and lynched His voice is not some Little time afterwards the mob t rayed nervousness good but it was out of practice for five returned and took John Cerami and lynched him In this circumstantial years The indictment is that of 1S94 way the report brings out that the Dreyfus answered cautiously all mob made three distinct movements and that there questions The judge was fair but against the Italians He showed was sufficient time for the blood to evidently not friendly cool and for the anger of the 13 nehers himself however sensible and sober to abate after they had disposed of the minded and impressed everyone favor ¬ is ¬ ¬ time immemorial Long before there was any Fourth of July to celebrate in this country the Chinese were mak ing gunpowder and making firecrack- ¬ ers and the goods were disposed of by ¬ ¬ This Six Companies trust was organized by merchants for their own betterment It became necessary because competition was strong and ruinous to trade There was one body of merchants doing business in Hong Kong and there were five companies doing business in Canton They were constantly cutting prices and under¬ mining each other until they all realised that ruin was before them and so for self protection and advancement they pooled their issues and formed the ¬ ¬ ¬ a trust ¬ ¬ ¬ The mayor of each community must have an officer to execute his orders to carry official documents and name trustees of property of deceased China- ¬ men also to execute the Chinese laws even to the extent of taking life This executive officer is the highbinder Now you see the popular impression that there is a secret order of highbinders is erroneous Each highbinder is alone in the performance of his du ties and has no official or social re- ¬ lation with any other highbinder Referring to the secret societies of Chinamen in this country it must be known that each society maintains three classes of charitable funds for the sick or wounded for the care of widows and orphans and for the burial of the dead or their transportation to China These charitable funds are heid so inviolable that embezzlement is re garded as an unpardonable crime The embezzler of charitable trust funds is invariably punished with death The highbinder performs his sworn duty when he executes such a criminal And it is a fact that nine out of every ten Chinamen executed by highbinders has been discovered given fair trial and been convicted of stealing charitable fluids Now with this understanding of the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ furnishes aid to the distressed and arbitrates disputes Chinese government- banquets receives distinguished guests reports to the Chinese consul till mat- ¬ ters which may be of interest to the GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN 155pm 20pm 35pm Lvelohr8on Lve Georgetown Furnitnre Window Shades Oii Cloths Carpets Mattresses Ftc Special attention given to Undertab ing and Repairing Lve Newtown Lve Centre vi lie Lve Elizabeth Arr Paris c Ry Depot b 2 30pm 7 50am 3 OOpse 8 17am 4 48rm 8 25am 4 6 pm 8 30am 5 00pm 8 40am 5 10pm 7 7 4iam 394m 4 2 pm 4 38pm 422pm WEST BOUND i No 9 9 2 Main Street Paris Ky WITHOUT PALI 1EETH EXTRACTED NO GAS NO COCAINE Lve Elizabeth Lve Centreville Lve Newtown Lve C S Ry Depot b Lve Georgetown Lve Paris e Pass 9 30am No 4 Pass 5 A simple application to the gums nsed only by me and acknowledged by th public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Catepboric treatment for painlesf filling Set of teeth Upper and lower- Silver fillings Geld fallings Gold crowns n 45am 5 55pm 53am 6 03pm 10 2am 6 17pm 10 32am 8 20pm 10 37am 620pm LveJobnson 10 43am 6 32pm Lve Duvalls Lve Stamping Grmd C 50am 6 39pm 1 1 00am 6 49pm Lve Bwitztr Lve Elkborn 1107am 6 56pm 11 20am 7 10pm Arr Frankfort a 4Uam 5 50pm 7 7 4pm Mlie4 No i Slam 22am 40am 55am 15am fagB 50am 8 8 8 9 Daily except Sunday a Connects with L s N b connects with Q ft C counecu with Ky Central Painless extraction 800 150 50 cts no 100 up 500 50 cts D S- KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS ampm Pmiami L 340l 700 Ar 11 20 7W Frankrort Georgetown 750 Lv Ar 1028 6lt Lv 930 540j 510 8401 Ar Paris 830 616 720 100 Ar ll42Ar lAr Maysville Winchester Richmond Lv 545 12 Lv 709 255 Lv 620 200 J R ADAIR 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 321 Main St w1 Telephone 79 aWI i N C FISHER Attorney - At La w first two men may have been some extenuating cir-¬ cumstances in visiting- such summary punishment on those immediately con- ¬ cerned in the affray with Dr Hodges yet the time elapsing between the sec- ¬ ond and third lynchings is regarded as an element of particular atrocity The full report has been forwarded to the Italian foreign office aud a copy of it placed in the hands of the state department - Particular importance is laid upon this feature for while it is said there A Box of Poisoned 9 C andy box of andy sent by some unknown person to Mrs Elizabeth Xewcomb of 1586 Carr street may develop into another case of attempted murder The package contained an anonymous letter advis- ¬ ing her to jrive up her husband It was brought by a strange boy who left before anyone could question him Mrs Newcoinb did uot partake of any of the candy which had a suspicious St Louis Aug A ably The accused is unfortunate in not being able apart from his sufferings as told by others to command sym- ¬ His countenance only expathy pressed a wish to hide his feelings It is a reticent face but not a bad one One would 1 ke it to be more frank The voice i3 lot pleasing and the dic-¬ tion is less sO Dreyfus ueems without dramatic feel ¬ ing and lacks ease in all things How- ¬ ever he passed Monday through a cruel ordeal It was trying after the experience of tne last five ears to find hi Jiself in the full blaze of publicity and stared at and scrutinized by TOO obEmily Ckawfoud servers ¬ -- A CHINESE GENTLEMAN ¬ Distressing Tragedy MOOTS la Aug 8 Fred Bun Des nell a carpenter undertook to commit A ¬ suicide at his home Monday evening His son Archie by shooting himself Bunnell undertook to wrest his revolver from him The gun went off and the son fell dead shot through the ¬ appearance keltons FoundAug 9 Ernest HUJrimmiOWH Ind Duntcn young farmer plowing in a field was horror stricken to see the skulls of three people unearthed by He then found other the plow share parts of the skeletons They were in a grave about 16 inches deep and eight The bones were apparent feet long ly these of a man woman and child The skull of the man has what appears to be a bullet hole in the back of it It is the general belief in the hat a murder had been com mitted 7ears ao Throe J ¬ ¬ heart A dm Dewey ill Visit Montpelier Vt- ¬ vi--cin- ity ¬ MoNTrKinii Vt Aug 8 Mayor John H Senior Monday received a let ter from Adra Dewey dated Trieste Jeay 21 in reply to the cits invita tion to visit his native place The ad- ¬ miral thaiihs tne mayor and city council for their kind expressions of regard and says it would give him much pleasure to meet his old friends and towns- ¬ men He states that he is unable to Gx upon any definite time for his visit to Montpelier but hopes to come here repair This trafhe in human beings is not toon after bis arrival in ture United sailed slavery or slave trade because ¬ ¬ ¬ Six Companies the strongest trust in the world Of course they shutout of business many smaller dealers but that is one of the results of the law of the survival of the fittest and the Chinese recognize that law spontane ously The headquarters of the Chinese Six Companies are in Canton and the American headquarters are at San Francisco and the Six Companies have representatives all over the world wherever there is to be found a colony o 1000 or more Chinese people All orders and all transactions ultimately go on recorel in the home offices at Canton China There is where the bulk of the money made goes too ZSot only is this a trust which is contrary to the modern ideas of our people but it is a trust organized for dealing in human beings The princi- ¬ pal business of the Six Companies is supplying oolie labor in large fields vch as building rail of enterprise mining and ordinary labor reroads quiring no special skill or fitness for The Six Com- ¬ peculiar employment supply Chinese laborers for the panies mines of Brazil Chili Eeuaelor Bolivia and other countries They furnish laborers for the guano deposits of Peru and for the Peruvian niter beds At one time there were 12000 Chinese coolie laborers employed on the Pacific rail- ¬ roads and mai y of them are still em- ¬ ployed on those roads keeping them in ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Paris Kentucky The Six Companies are obliged to em ploy highbinders to enforce contracts whenever any Chinaman is derelict but Office on Broadway uc stairs 2 doon West of Bourbon News that seldom happens Besides furnish ¬ ing coolie labor by the thousand and Phone 58 making plenty of money out of them the Six Companies discovered that the M- - D Laundry business in this country was profitable They conveyed the word to China and offered to furnish transportation to every Chinaman who wanted to come to this country also to furnish Phone 136 the money to set him up in business Office Fourth and Pleasant Sta each beneficiary to pay back to the Six Companies double the amount thus in Office Hours vesteel in monthly installments Double 7 to 10 a m payment having been made the laun 2 to 4 p m dry business was to belong to the in-¬ 7 to 8 p m payment dividual making the 6aug tf Now you know how it happens that there are so many Chinamen here in the laundry business Every moon faced ARNSPARGE K ITH Mongolian whom you see ironing near the window of his Laundry is pushing NON UNION AGENTS ¬ that hot iron along the pathway to in RELIABLE FIRE UKSHMCI dependence Be hopes some day to own AT LOW KATES his own laundry After that he maybe PARIS KY 5 BROADWAY mayor councilman or highbinder Be knows that he can never be president of 2lma99 tf the United States or even a policeman but he wants to be independent and he deserves credit for his labor and his ambition to rise even to the dignity of Trees being a highbinder SMITH D FRY situation the highbinder is notsuch a bad fellow after all The Leading Specialists of America DrsXK 20 YEARS IN ia 1 ft li OHIO 250000 Cured WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of young and middle aged men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may have a smart ing scn atiou small twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times slight dis-¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak nrsrans emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have STRIC ¬ TURE Dont let doctors cxperimenton you by cutting stretching or tearing von This will not cure vou 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 Butter-¬ ing no dotention from business by our method The sexual organs are strength ¬ ened Tho norves aro invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns Thousands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual vigor end vitality continually sapped by this dis-¬ ease They are frequently uuconscious of the caue rf these symptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail-¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen- ¬ sation Sunken Eys with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may be tho causo Dont consult family doctors as they have no experience in these snecial diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on yon Consult Specialist who have made a life study of Diseases of Men and Women OurNfcW METHOD TREATMENT will posi¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure Will Kenney Physician ¬ Surgeon ¬ WECURE GLEET Plants lines A If Mr Makeshift should Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs I propose to njght what shall I do Small Fruits and ever thing for Orchard Fond Mother I think my dear Lawn or Garden We employ no agent reasonable prices youd better take him I see by the bn sell direct at Catalogues oa apStrawberry and Tree Society Chitchat that short girls are plication to going out of fashion X Y Weekly Harold last year Telephone V7 Miss Beachcomber was trying to de- ¬ eded between you and Jack who was Insurance In the Hurst Home oni cost the policy holders fifty cents on th the lucky man Itupert Jack Be got his ring back fcandred doUare durtag the year 1897 V W aULLKlL Agent and I didnt Puck A Lucky Fellow AVhen I was here Miss Petite Iniiinii Market CURES GUARANTEED Wm tsaa nd rv- - EMISSIONS VARICOCELE RYPHTLTS OLEET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DTSPHARO KS KTnvmr rfl BLADDER Distunes BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If suable to call write for QUESTION BLANK fat HOME TREATMENT ¬ H F HLLLENMEYER Ljuusotok Kr KennedyFkergam 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O Ata jea FansXj ai 3 THE Nme1emo Year Established tii lit hed every lllllll HEWS 1881 Correspondence From Canada Excursion trains and boats brought thousands of persons to Niagara Falls and the carriages and carryalls were kept busy every minute of the week in conveying sightseers over Goat island Luna Island aDd the Sister Islands to view the Horseshoe Falls the Canadian Falls the Bridal Veil and the ceaseless immeasurable magnificent torrent which moves over the precipice carrying everything before it The day before I visited the Falls au unknown man jumped into the river at Prospect Park on the American side and was carried His body over the brink like a straw was never recovered anl his identity has not yet been learned Niagara is a sure thing for suicides doing the work in stantanously and painlessly its all over in a moment In the past decade the number of suicides at Niagara ba been more than a score -¬ Queenston Canada Aug 6 99 Tvean and FViday by u WAfTER CHAMP BWIFT CHAMP Bditoi a ana Chvne Make all Checks Money Pay ibletothe order of Champ Offers Bho A D VER 1 I81XU RA TEH etc Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser tion half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals in blac type wenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when Tanning at line rates Obituar38 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 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Josephine K Henry of Versailles who is well known as a brilliant speaker in behalf of womans suffrage has notified the anti Goebel Committee that she will stump for Gov Brown Mrs ¬ Organized labor all over the country is rallying to the support of the New York Sun printers and stereotypers who struck on Saturday night A boycott has been started against the Sun which mot only forbids union men to buy the Sun j but forbids them to purchase other newspapers from any newsboy or news dealer who Laudles the Sun Samuel Gompers J resident of the American Federation of Labor says that the boycott will be matte a national one Our baby was sick for a month with severe cough and catarrhal fever Although we tried many remedies she kept getting worse until we used One Minute Cough Cure it relieved at once B L and cured her in a few das Nance Prin High School Buff dale Texas W T Brooks ¬ bTOCK AND TURF NEWS 8a lei ami Transfers Of Stork Crop Ktc Turf Notes Allie Jones of North Middletown has sold to Mr Wolf of Chicago his fine saddle mare Rub for 500 Clay sold to James Weil sixty eight 1450 pound cattle at tiva Sidney G Niagara is the mecca of kodak fiends and cyclers Almost every person one meets is armed witn a camera and watching for good subjects for snap shots and countless plates and films carry awav fine views of the great cataract Uncle Sam has been very generous iu his provisions for the pleasure of visitors to In the Governhi9 grandest spec acle ment reservation he has made beautiful parks containing shaded drives wind ing walks pretty flower beds and invit- ¬ ing resting places One may see every thing at the Falls except the Cave of the Winds and the gorge and rapids for thirty five cents Fifteen cents pays for a ride in a carriage over the island with stop over privilege at various points and twenty tive cents gets one an un equaled panorama view from the Tower Hotel the lookout being three hundred feet above the ground Hotel rates at the Falls may be secured at any figure to please the tourist if he can stand the consequences The favorite costume at Niagara for tourists 6eems to be the golf or cycle suits and one sees many an old man and homely old woman who ought to know better garbed in abbreviated attire There is no denying its conveL ience however ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ shopping in Toronto is the fact that there are no florwalker8 in the big stores to direct choppers to the various departments The Parliament building is easily the handsomest and most in t resting building in the city It is a magnificent structure of red granite with all of the modern improvements a id is surrounded by remarkably beautiful grounds The flower beds are mar- vels of beauty and the lawns are per- fectly kept Tf e hall where the sessions of Parliament are held are lavishly fni- ni6bed the frescoing and caning being To onto models of artistic excellence was the temporary home of many Ken- tuckians who were exiled during the L AlcChesney of Paris war Mr was a resident during the war and was the valued friend of Colonel Bennett Young and a score of Kentuckians who were prisoners of war The Queens Hotel is one of the most noted hotels in Canada and a luncheon there convinces the writer that it is very Eutlish The dishes all bear the English coat of arms The white columns at the entrance give it a Southern appearance and the interior reminds one something of the Phoenix Hotel at Lexington It is very popular with Americans The city has many handsome public buildings though it boasts of no skyscrapers ¬ ¬ FRANKCO 404 MAIN STREET PARIS KY j j Out in Kansas lives a happy wife have used Mothers I She writes before Friend two confinements The last time I had twins and was in labor only a few min- ¬ utes Suffered very little The reason why PRICES TALK A BIG CUT IN PRICES OF Mothers Friend does expectant mothers so much good is because it is an external liniment to be applied upon the outside where much of the strain comes It helps because the pores of the skin readily absorb it and it comes into direct contact with and is absorbed by the parts involved Morning sickness is quickly banished and nervousness is kept completely away The sense of dread and foreboding is not experienced even during labor itself Confinement is short and almost without pain Recovery is quick and sure Best of all Mothers Friend benefits the unborn just as much as the expectant mother and when the little one comes it will be strong lusty and healthy Druggists sell Mothers Friend for a bottle Send for our free book on the subject finely illustrated ¬ 1 SUMMER GOODS 25c Organdies now 15c 12 1 2c 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 Just across from Toronto lies Niagara-On-The-Lak- e cents built on medical science by an able physician such is the short story of Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by W T Brooks Take a pill that is a pill Cheap Excursion to Atlantic City On Thursday August 17th the Chesa Ohio Railway will sell round peake trip tickets to Atlantic City and Cape May at 14 for the round trip from Lex ington tickets good returning in 15 days Stop overs will be allowed at Wash ington Baltimore and Philadelphia in either direction which will enable mer chants to make a cheap trip from Philadelphia to Nw York before thy return home Tickets wijl We good going on the regnhir Ntvr Tkrk Limited traiu leaving Lexingtoa at 1130 a m Thurs day August 17 also on the Washington Express leaving at tf50 p m Sleeping car berths are 4 through to Atlantic City No other excursion can offer such a variety of interesting stop overs and side trips as does this to Atlantic City In addition to the trip to the Sea Shore stops can be made at White Snlphur and at Covington Va For sleeping car res ervations or any other itnformation write or call on Geo W Barnhy Div Pass Agt Lexington Ky ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tmm Hamilton Clark of Cbauncey Ga eays he suffered with itching piles twenty years before trying DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve two boxes of which completely cured him Beware of worth W less and dangerous counterfeits ¬ ¬ T Brooke ATTENTION CITIZENS Now is the time to bring in your en gines mowers and farm machinery for I offer tor sale my entire stock W C repairs Also Mower and binder blades of buggies phaetons barouches And dont forget your lawn mowers Do you enjoy a good cigar Try wagons carts at reduced Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets invigor- ¬ gas and oil stoves which I will make as road Fulweilers Cubana prices I will also sell my carriage Use ate the stomach liver and bowels good as new Gas steam and water them with the u Discovery when a pill pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All shop which is sixty live leet is required work guaranteed long forty live feet wide and ¬ which is well known to many Kentuckians During the war between the North and the South the village was the temporary home of some of the Breckioridge8 and other well kuown Kentuckians and John R Mc The Lean of the Cincinnati Enquirer village is a quaint old town where the first Parliament met in 1792 The town was burned iu 1813 by the American army after capturing Fort Mississaugua which is now an object of much interest though it has been abandoned for many years Another interesting feature is St Marks Church which is over one nundred years old It was the only building spared when the American soldiers captured the town i 1813 and it was used as a storehouse One gravestone in the yafd still shows the marks made by Amertcin soldiers in chopping np their meat Another stone marks the grave of George Forsyth a forefather of A T Forsyth of Paris who died in The principle point of interest at 1806 The inscription shows him to have Queenston is the monument marking the been an honored and beloved citizen spot where General Brock the English In winter e has 1 commander was killed by the American 200 inhabitants but in summer it has forces in the war of 1812 It was here about 5000 The village fronts on Ni also that the English army forced some agara river and Lake Ontario and is a American soldiers to retreat down the quiet and restful place The leading bluff into Niagara river St Dayids hotels are the Queens Royal and the Church a q mint little house of wor Oban and both are decidedly English ship is also an object of great interest Adjoining the village are the Canadian at Queenston Chautauqua grounds which are dotted w with seventeen cottages and several Nine out of ten visitors to Niagara do tents Some of the cottages cost upnot consider the trip complete without a wards of 3000 and are owned by citi ride over Lake Ontario to Toronto zens of Toronto Buffalo Louisville which is about fifty miles from Niagara Chicago and other cities Among the Falls The ex uraion fare is a dollar the charming people here fire the Thompsons round trip and the steamers carry hun of Toronto tha Mnssellman and Dillard dreds of passengers every day but do families of Lexington the Misses Mc not run on Sundays Toronto is a beau ¬ Clintock of Paris the Misses Hunt of tiful city about the size of Cincinnati Lexington Mr Brown of Louisville and is a bustling up to date place MostJ and others The amusements nere are of the streets are paved with asphalt bathing fishing golf tennis sailing and the trolly car service is excellent etc Hats are ignored by most of the The shops are exceptionally attractive summer visitors and it is nothing un to the ladies as good values are given at usual to see ladies and men out riding bargain prices Many fur garments are driving or bathing bareheaded almost at displayed even now possibly to tempt midday The lake bmzes and the rays American lady tonrists who may hope of old Sol soon turn a peach bloom to evade paying the duty on their pur cheek to a russet shoe color that is much Many articles made in America desired chases are offered the handercbief neckties be ing given a prominent place They reThe natives of the village have many tail at seventy five cents the extra quar quaint customs They always fetch ter being on account of duty the shop you things and say hey almost after keeper says The greatest drawback to every question At the hotel oatmeal is always porridge and blackberries are thimbleberries At a concert the night at the Chautauqua hotel I other heard some Canadian talent render some coon songs in good style and a cake walk was another familiar feature ¬ ¬ Niagara-On-The-Lak¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA QA For chickeu feed go to Geo V Stuarts directly opposite L N freight dpot tf Examination For Teachers The fourth examination for white teachers will take place at the Court house on Friday and Saturday the 18th and 19th at 830 a m The fourth examination for colored teachers will take place on Friday ai d Saturday the 23th and 26th inst at the place and same hour Three nice rooms on Walker avenue Apply to Mrs Laura T Taylor You have been in the power house of some great plant of machinery Did it occur to you that your body was a more wonderful machine In the term of a natural life the heart beats three thousand million times and with a presskre of thirteen pounds to the stroke lifts in ff that time haM a million tons Shirt Waists at reduced prices Parasols at half price All goods new this season Come early and get choice For Rent Franl 2 Bo HTj of blood What care are you taking of 4his wonderful machine Shortness of breath buzzing in the ears dizziness palpitation of the heart sleeplessness stomach trouble indiges ¬ tion are only some of the evidences that the machinery is undergoing a strain which sooner or later will break it down What the lubricant is to the machine of iron Dr Ierces Golden Medical Discovery is to the machine of flesh and blood It reduces friction to a minimum and keeps the great organs in proper running order It does this by healing diseases of the stomach and organs of digestion and nutrition and increasing the flow of pure and healthy blood -- JUST DUE WUTE Qarriae5 for 5al I Used ten bottles of Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and several vials of his Pleasant Pellets a year ajjo this spring and have had no trouble with indigestion since writes Mr W T Thompson of Townsend Broadwater Co Montana Words fail to tell how thankful I am for the relief as I had suffered so much and it seemed that the doctors could do me no good I got down in weight to 125 pounds and was not able to work at all Now I weigh nearly 160 and can do a days work on the farm I have recommended your medi- ¬ cine to several and shall alwavs have a good Word to say for Dr Pierce and his medicines Did you know that about everything was advancing in price You cant help it and neither can I I bought very largely in the Spring and still have an elegant line of Carpets 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 SEffHAMS MACHINE SHOP Cor Third and Pleasant St three stories high lljly 3m J H HAGGARD During the Paris Ky BOSOM FRIEND Thats the verdict of all our patrons on the shirt sermon a we sell them A man cannot enjoy vacation a pic nic a dance or anything if his shirt and collar arent just right We have the most attractive tine of shirts in Paris the latest things in negligee for vacation tripsrand the cor- ¬ rect things for germans and parties Take a look at them theyll talk for themselves Each fifty cent puschase entitles you to a chance o cash premium we give away kthe ist on the of every month Your Money Back On Demand A Hot Weather You Want to Avoid Cooking Loui bSaloshiii Co E R DURKEE It will pay you When Possible We can supply you with Eat ¬ ables that will prevent the COS Gauntlet Brand MOURNING STARCH for still oniiig colored prints and heat and worry of cooking In Canned Meats we have Boned Turkey Roast Beef Chipped Beef Yeal Loaf Lunch Tongue Potted Hani Potted Chicken ERENCH ENTREES Calfs Tongue Braised Beef Veal and Green Pates Game Pates Swiss Cheese Pimolas Olives Walnut Sauce Cakes etc muslins especially MOURNING GOODS Manufactured by CO E R DURKEE New York 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 REFRIGERATORS ICE CHESTS BABY CARRIAGES See those Adjustable Awnings I am show- ¬ ing Fit any window written signature Paris by For sale in HAMMOCKS Room Wood Mantels furnished complete Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be re- Undertaking in all its branches Elegant line of Pictures and J T HINTON ¬ PARKER Fourtli and Main Sts JAMES Paris Ky Jas Fee Son Louis Saloshin Co paired Your furniture moved by experienced hands Embalming scientifically attended CARRIAGES FOR HIRE -- ti t t TIE 80URB0N REVS INiueteenth Year Established 1881 The Klk Fair Up fo noon yesterday 556 people from Paris attended the fair The attendance at the Elk Fair was a record breaker for Lexineton At 3 oclock in the afternoon the crowd was variously estimated at from twelve to twenty thousand and the heavy raki of the early morning undoubtedly kept a great many away The Paris Elks to the number of about twenty five attended yesterday in a body and easily carried off the palm for the handsomest body of men on the grounds The display of poultry at the fair is one of the 6nest ever seen in the State F A Herbert of Millersburg carried off a very generous yinount of premiums C S Brent Bro of this city secured a majority of premiums on seed About 290 persons from this city attended the fair yesterday Before the saddle The Leader says and harness horse ring had been fairly started it was a foregone conclusion that His stallion C F Naegle would win The Frenchman so far exceiled his competitors at the single foot or rack that the judges had no further to look for the winner The 225 trot on Wednesday brought out a good field with Nut Prince owned by W H McMillan of this city as a strong favorite at 4 to 5 the first heat after which there was no betting Nut Prince won easy in three straight heate Time 219 2l8J 218 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Mmthl st et Fir For Paris- - lEnteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as oot i48s mail matter i Note8 Hantiiy Jotted On The Streets At TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Oneyenr Payable in Advance 12 00 Six mouths Orders Bbo 100 The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies Aud Elsewhere Miss Bettie Hall has uined from a yisit to friends in Richmond Mrs Ben Spears has returned from a protracted visit to friends in Ohio W T Brooks left this morning for Mt Vernon where he will visit relatives Mrs F S Napper left yesterday for - a visit to relatives in Louisville and The remark is frequently made by some of the old residents of Paris that ou- - court days are not at well attended i they used to be a few years ago The News has asriurKestion to make which if acted upon will revive interest in our court days and bring to town the large crowds which we were wont to see in olden times The merchants of the city would be the ones who would benefit by the crowds and it is m their interest we TUCKERS GLEANING UP SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY AID SATURDAY AUGUST 3D 4TH AID 5TB Seven Large Tables Devoted to This Sale j Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Etc For nice Stuart depot seed Rye go to Geo N directly opposite u W freight Miss Princess Whaley has accepted a position as operator at the telephone exchange The contest for the probate of the will of E C Foster has been set fjr next Monday before Judge Purnell A dispatch from Cynthiana says there are sixteen cases of smallpox in and make the suggestion Let the different merchants offer premiums for the best c w bull sheen stallion hon seed corn frnt VMrgaMoa Qf MJ Anin uio rw ii vij fugyauiuo uiu UIJ6 merchants will not only advertise their Russellville own business but they will insure a Mrs Nencum of Louisville is visit- large attendance on every court day ing her parents Mr and Mrs i W This plan is being practJced in May Bowcn Villa at the present time with great sue- Dr Louis Frank of Louisville is cess The News pledges itself and its visiting his parents Mr and Mrs L columns to boom the monthly street fair i ¬ You will find on the tables Lawns Dimities White Goods Table Linens Napkins and Towels Black ami Colored Dress Goods Silks ami Satins Parasols Hosiery Muslin Underwear Notions Etc All mut go to make room lor our Fall purchases OUR SALES HAVE SURPRISED YOU BEFORE ONE CAPS THE CLIMAX THIS j Come and see what we can save you All goods marked in plain blue figures Remember after the last fay a j goods gQ back to regular prices J 53 Main Street around Brooksville in Bracken county The prayer meeting at the church Wednesday evening ducted by Rev John Reeves Dr Vaughn and Revs Mann Central Methodist was conassisted by ¬ and Ford ¬ Trust Company has The opened temporaryquarters in the building opposite the court house lately cated by John Saner va- ¬ in every way possible and we have no Mrs R S Thompson has as her donbt the other local papers will do the guest this week Miss Laura Summers of strae We will gladly publish all communications from our local merchants West Point Ky bearing on the subject Who will be Mr J B Kennedy and Mr L M the first merchant with enterprise enough B Bedford left Wednesday for Olym to start the ball rolling Send in your pian Springs Cvmmunications so as to reach this ofMrs G W Myers left yesterday for fice not later than Monday or Thursday Richmond Ind to visit her daughter at 12 m Mrs George M Black Japanese silk initial handker ¬ The editor of The News is still hob noobing with the subjects of Queen chiefs at lOe on sale at Price Frank Or TTJCKIEPI ¬ ¬ ¬ SUMMER CLEARANCE SUMMER CLEARANCE Our whole stock must be cleared up before Fall goods come in and we have cut prices on ever thing Here are a few special values 25c French Organdie now 15c Lawn CONDONS BOUND TO GO NOW now Victoria in Canada ¬ Jos clothiers Never were such values offered in shoes as we are selling daily from our bargain counter Davis Thomson Isgrig Between Cables photograph gallery and Rassenfasses on Main street Court day a small envelope containing photograph films Finder will be re tf warded by returning to this office Lost ¬ - Mrs Nannie K Hibler who has been principal of the Mt Sterling High School for about fifteen years has resigned It is understood a man will be elected in her place ¬ formerly of Lexington and U 8 N brother of Dick Young of this county were investigated and if has been appointed Commander of the would be further any false swearing was done the grand Poit of lavana jury would attend to the guilty one Whats the matter with the Paris The 44crap kings of the game have left iames have been advertised for parts unknown ball clnl twice in the past week but the visitors Scores of patrons testify to the great have failed to put in an appearance shre bargains bought from our bargain Cynthiana Times counters Davis Thomson Isgrio A very fine collection of an e tirely new style of art pictures called reui Nature is forgiving and will restore brandts are attracting universal at- your diseased kidueys that will give you tention and admiration in the window perfect health by using Dr Sawyers Co of A J Winters Ukatine For sale by W T Brooks ¬ Lieut Commander Lucien Young -- mm Mrs Jamts A Brown and daughOne Minute Cough Cure quickly cures ter Miss Russell Brown of Los An ¬ obstinate summer coughs and colds ul geles Cal are visiting at Judge Pur consider it a most wonderful medicine VV W Merton May nells quick and safe Mrs Col Whitford formerly Mrs hew Wis W T Brooks Lander of this city but now of MemSpring Styles Howard Hats at phis Tenn is the guest of Mrs Flor Come and ence Lockhart 8 now go at Co get your pick Price The Misses The Leader says Clothiers Graves of Versailles and Miss Mary Webb Gass of Paris are visiting Misses Trial of Crap Shooters Florence and Katherine Bowman Six of the party who were present Miss Anna Garth Tarr and Miss during the crap game which ended in Mary Best Tarr have arrived home after the death of Mike Connelly were be a very delightful visit to Sharpsburg fore Judge Purnell yesterday charged Samuel Kelly of Scott county is with gaming But under oath none of here on a visit to his mother Mrs Mary them didnt know nothin and they Kelly and sister Mrs Florence Lock discharged The Court stated it ¬ ¬ Will of Mrs Nancy T Clay The will of Mr Mrs Nancy T Clay bearing date of November 1891 which was admitted to probate August 3rd 1899 makes the following bequests To her nephew Alfred T Wornall 300 to his wife Maggip 300 to her grand daughter Susan Elizabeth Hay is bequeathed the set of china for the table which was purchased during the girl hood of her mother the silverware i divided among her graud cbildn n by her niece Maggie Wornall aud her daughter Mrs James Clay to Robt Ryan Maggie Ryan Gelina Rvan aid Lilly Ryan each 100 to her cook Francis Harris fioO to Garrett Limb a faithful servant is bequeathed the hem stichfcd tabecloth with napkiis to match she directs that her executor holds a sutficentsum of money the interest of which shall yield an annual income of 100 to Elizabeth Lewis sister of her husband all the residue and remainder of her property and estate is bequeathed to the four children of her deaceased daughter Elizabeth together with the principal sum w ich the executor hold for the benefit of Elizabeth Lewis Her son Jamas E Clay is appointed executor without bond The witness s to the will were E P Clay and G C Lockhart ¬ ¬ 35c Itnporied Pique iow 20c 25c Imported Pique now 15 20c India Linens now 10 75c Table Linens now 50c 50c Table Lines now 35c 15c Madras Cloths now 8c I2c Sc Cotton 2 00 now 5c 25c 10x4 Shewing now 18c 20c Blenched Vests now loc 15c Linle Vests now 8c Silk Umbrellas now 1 8c 00 225 8o Penang and Percales now 5c 20c Ladies and Chi Ms Hose low ltfc 50c Lisle Threads Hose now 25c 1 00 Summer Corsets now 50c 175c Kid Gloves now 100 sreat redkctiois and by calling on us you will find everything else reduced likewise These are a few of our ¬ 4F- - 5i K - EMB REUAS RE hart r Infantry U S A late Captain in the Volunteers anived in 34 Kentucky Paris yesterday for the purpose of enlisting men for the Philippines Those wke enlist will bare to eery until June 50th 1901 Lieutenant Shearer of the 37th ¬ been truthfully said that it takes a rich man to draw a check a horse to draw a cart a pretty girl to draw attention a toper to draw a cork a free lunch to draw a crowd and an advertisement in the home paper to It has Miss Matilda Alexander entertained a few friends last Tuesday evening in honor of her guest Miss Hope Thomson of College Hill Cincinnati Ohio Rev L H Blanton Chancellor of Central University of Richmond arrived yesterday afternoon to visit his daughter Mrs Emmett Dickson Miss Gertrude Renick of Paris Miss visited friends here Monday Cornie Kern of Paris is the guest of Geo N Mrs Thornton PhiHips Paris of Paris was in the city yestei day Winchester Sun BIRHHS The Lexington Leader of Tuesday Atiiiounreieijt mt tttc Vi4t mt Masses May and Ethel Hibler ays Vicinity to Bourbon of Walnut Grove Farm In this city August th k tks wife county arrived in the city this morning of Dr C D Cram a son wsiffet 11 to remain during the fair Tke Misses have pounds Hibler formerly of this city In this city to the wife of W G maruy friends in Lexington to welcome them durimg thir visit lure They will Makemson a daughter b the guests of their cousin Miss Mar ¬ by buying your ladies and garet Ford at WB West Main street Save who hai just returned from a visit to childrens shoes at Davis Thomson Walnut Grove Farm Isgrigs ¬ IsM mV V i GfERED AT WHILE YOU WAIT f J UlftKRS FROM W UP OHE DOLLAR OBITUARY lriui i Fnnerl Announcements of TeeeeI iz ens Cit aged 83 and the oldest member of the Maysville bar died Tuesday night Geo H Hardesty the well Known horseman of Lexington died suddenly Judge Emery Whitaker draw trade v preparations for warm weather by put O M Hanna representing the ing in four fans at their barber shop SCINTILLATIONS Agriculture will ad Three will be run by water power and tucky Bureau of dress the citizens of the county on the one by electricity while yon get a cool Au Interesting Jumble Of News And subject of Agriculture and good roads comfortable shave Comment tf at the Court house in Paris on Tuesday John Berry has filed suit at Flemings We are the peoples friends We re August loth at 2 oclock p m Farmers burg against A D tflelntyre for 2000 to pair your linen and put neck bands on damage for alleged defamation of charand all others interested are invited Reed Steam Laundry Co attend and assist in organizing a county free acter agricultural society or farmers club Col Wm E Sinn one of the oldest Commencement Exercises in and best known theatrical managers in Judge Webbs Court Mr James R McChesney formerly this county is dead He was 65 years of this city but who has lately been Judge Webb has been kept pretty busy of age holding a position on the Louisville this week dealing out chunks of justice Contrary to the published reports of Times has purchased a half interest in to offenders John M vPuddinhead her death Little Egypt is still alive a wholesale drug business in Louis Wilson of Cvnthiana celebrated his and wiggling The woman who died at ville The firm has several traveling visit to this city by getting gloriously Omaha was a base imitation of the salesmen in Kentucky Indiana and full and then falling into the arms of Tennesee and the many friends of Mr Officer Elgin He will be ten dollars original Gov Bradley has refused to remit the McChesney will be pleased to learn that poorer when Cynthiana welcomes him fines imposed agaiust the Frankfort he is rapidly building up a large trade again coal dealers fined under indictments tor Belle White who is not white but conspiracy to fix prices The Fiscal Court black abused her sister to the amont of Eifeht hundred Masons of Colorado re7 50 and is now regretting it The Fiscal Court held a meeting Tuesceived the Cryptic degree in Masonry on Al Jackson was levied the same the summit of Pikes Peak yesterday day morning by a vote of seven to one it decided to tile suit against ex Sheriffs amount for celebrating Deweys arrival The records of the ceremony will be McClure aud Beetling for the amount of before he got here sealed np in the solid rocks of the summoney claimed to be due from these Riley Small paid the la ge amount of mit not to be opened until one hundred gentlemen on account of back taxes 12 50 for beating Miss Louise Allen of years hence collected color John L Sullivan who has opened a vote it was decided to By unanimous For white seed Rye go to Geo W saloon in New York City says that in sue the banks for back taxes due the N past years he made his living by making Stuarts directly opposite L county straight arm punches but now he is tf The following are the new beneficiaries freight depot making it with other kinds of punches 75 of the Garth Fund Harry Best Irritating stings bites scratches it is nopea mat tnose ne is making now Riv Clark 75 Virgil Gillispie 45 wounds and cuts soothed and healed by HarryHorton 75 E Early wine 75 DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve a sure will not have the same effect as those of past years Harry Muir 75 Luther Rice 45 Clay and safe application for tortured flesh W T Brooks Beware of counterfeits 75 In a New England cemetery a tomb75 Fithian Shipp Sutherland Carlton Williams 75 Special Train to Lexington Fair stone bears the following inscription Here lies the body of John Mound Esqs Smith Weathers and Woo J and Lost at sea and never found N R R will run a special The L Messrs John B Kennedy and James E And another Clay were appointed a committee to con- train to Lexington every day this Week A bird a man a loaded gun fer with the committee named by the Train will leave Paris at 830 a m and No bird dead man thy will be done City Council in reference to paving returning will leave Lexington at 615 Two remarkable children are those of Main street The joint committee will p m N will sell round trip tick- Mr and Mrs Cartinill ofOwingsville The L meet next Monday County Attorney Dundon was author ets to Lexington on all regnlar trains of They are Delia May aged 3 weight 180 m to notify the builders of the Aug 15th and morning trains of Aug pounds and Willie aged 4 weight 210 pavement around the Court House to 16th tickets good returning Aug 19th pounds At birth the elder weiged 8 place the same in repair and if not done account of the Democratic convention pounds and the younger 7 They are fare for the round botli periectly Healthy fc Their parents in a reasonable time to file suit against at are both people of ordinaryjsize trip then and their bondsmen Ken- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Crawford Bros have made ample Why not the weilers Cubana Smoke best Ful- - Are advised that our stoek of Harware Stoves and Tinware Onr is large and complete in Cincinnati prices are as low as anyone We The infant child of Commonwealths Attorney Robt P Franklin died at make a specialty of Brrlders Frankfort Wednesday night Hardware Tin Roofing Slate ard Gavaniz d Iron Work Steel Edna Uesery infant daughter of Rus We emplcy the sell and Mary A Howe died yesterday Ceilings and everything pertaining to building Burial this afternoon at the Paris cem bst wekmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See etery Services by Dr E H Rither us before contracting lotd OUR FRIENDS THE PEOPLE ¬ ¬ A Freak Tomato WINN LOWRY r7i t Mrs James Brown of this city sent this office Monday night the most re ¬ Successors to C00I in markable freak in the vegetable line overseen in this city which was grown in her garden It is a ripe tomato ou which appears in a srjot about the size of a silver dime a perfectly shaped head of a child the features and curly tnir b ing very distinct -- 2000 All Ladies and ¬ build and invigorate the entire system never erine or nauseate DeWitts W T Brooks Little Early Risers Qnicklv cure constipation and ic- - BARGAINS 4 IN SHOES t Auctioneer Sept 2 Forsyths inents M Engage-Com We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered ¬ J Scott Sili Spl j nl iu r ¬ flfrpa rtf land naar sept 5th David jndys of land near Millersburg heirs Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords and 220 Slippers must go this month regardless of price Many 36olots go at less than half price Our bargain table of broken lots is well worth your inspection Sail early and get choice ¬ orders arising from imperfect diges- non James M Thomas M D in American Journal of Health N Y W T Brooks Kodol Dyppppsia Care cares dyspepsia because its ingredients are such that it cant help doing so The public can rely upon it as a master remedy for all dis DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG NOTICE Inasmuch as we have learned that a report is being circulated to the effect that Mr F Whitlock is in default to the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company we desire to state that such report is false He has been connected with this Company in Kentucky under our supervision for two years during that time has handled thousands of dollars of this Companys money and has never been in arrears In a few days he voluntarily resigns to accept a very flattering offer viz the general agency for another company We regret very much to loje his services H D RoDMANjGen Agt Frank A Wai lis Ast Gen Agt Dont Monkey with a poor laundry if von want 6n class work done or you will gwt tftw worst of ii in faded colors and rotted fabrics We use nothing but the test soaps and washing materials hence your linen lasts longer looks better keeps fresh longer and gives more gen- ¬ eral satisfaction when done by our gen feet methods CO rWlWT ¬ ¬ zs wr-- ¬ ri w The Bourbon Steam Laundry V j M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors Plione 4 Main office at Parkerl James rx A i up u urn i iiiih iiumi m int nSfZ - 9 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY ALrGUST 1 have restored M DEntrangues late arrival at the supper dEntrangues his but entered the tent sure of the results A sword dozen blazing torches threw a clear enough There is still another and the provost light and DAlegres briefly requested the pointed to Tarbes provost to begin the search The practiced Pah exclaimed DAlegres hang him hands oi the field police did this very ef- out of hand come gentlemen fectually but to no purpose and 1 felt that One by one they went out Not another the faces of all were looking friendly towards look did they give me 1 heard the tread of me DEntrangues seemed nervous and feet and the sound of voices in eager conhis sallow cheek was pale versation dying out in the distance 1 stood Send for Tarbes he said and at a word as in a dream Tarbes had been dragged from the provost my knave was led in This away speechless and half fainting When man was a Spaniard whom I had taken into he was outside he found voice and 1 heard my service some little while ago on the him alternately cursing DAlegres and DEn Except trangues and screaming for mercy Braccio recommendation of DEntrangues on one occasion when he lost or maybe touched me on the arm stole a pair of silver spurs for which 1 Come signore he said you at an cuffed him roundly he had served me well rate have a few hours left At the present moment beseemed overcome TO BE CONTINUED with fear trembled in every limb and re¬ ¬ 11 1899 I KlWvPvI iSfl Mm M tmttff MM V I U KHBfl M trfm SUB HiSSI as X iBriYyMiYN ICopyright iWV Co All ¬ JWd olfllcliMsTx jtllJlv ftRJuifcflCrJr ER 11 wvSwja JWnJJliHniTfi sEBlIilr K Ring 0nt tt old RXl the new Ring out the fal3 Ring in the true e brin2 3 yoi to new and true from Ptoey forest or Norway tnt fused to look at me Signor Tarbes said the provost do you know what the wheel is The man made no answer and Braccio JAPANESE HUMOR Some Stray Sample DR BELLS Improved by iqs by D Appleton rights reserved went on Signor Tarbes we want a little infor- of It That Have Been Fonnd in the ¬ crowding around us DFntrangues half risen from his scat his hand on his sword A BOLT FROM THE BLUE and I quivering in the grasp of my kind en 1 do not drink with a thief emies Old Ives dAlegres rushed forwards DEntrangues spoke in clear distinct Silence gentlemen he called out re tones that rose above the hum of voices member I command here Savelli give up and everyone caught the words In an in that dagger DEntrangues your swore stant the room was still The laughter on Now gentlemen words have been used M all faces died away leaving them grave and which blood alone cannot wash out twenty pairs oi curious eyes and twenty dEntrangues 1 await your explanation shouted out you will give it curious laces were tin ned toward us It was Liar so sudden so unexjnxrted this jarring dis to me at the swords point and big Hawk cord i our harmony that it fell as if a bolt woods restraining arms tightened over me from a mangonel or a shot from one of replied DEntrangues you Thanks Mess r N had dropped remember the Bwoid at last a mot rros now pu in amongst us Even th t 1 take it would fore I saw in your hands your natural have caused less surprirf although for the weapon 1 Pros A truce t this sirs present there was a tru in the Ian await you in i bis i Coloiina terrupte DAlcgr s turned half round Your pardon said DEntrangues Gen and looked at me Our host and commander en you want an explanation eld Ives d s who was pouring him it i We have a thief in our self out a glass vi white vernaci ia held the simple enough nter in mid air an expression of blank midst and he is there Even Di Savelli called out a dozen A thief amazement in his blue eyes us in Impos Hawkwood who Bat next to and Ives dAlegres said nnut- oi his hahitual cM iii sible yon are mad DEntrangn s at j Everj eye was on us on me when No more sir than you or anyone of us who as lean here 1 on da was confess though I thought bnek lightiy a forcedsmue on his face big when 1 first knew of it for ili man ntli the the lingers oi one band p been my comrade we have fou whilst with him empty giasj by side and he has borne himself as a gal his long red other he slowly soldier j thought I was mad I say aback when i first knew of this but the proofs v rtH j ii Only tba paj ted from are too f terms trangues apparen DAlegres spoke very What are they he had won shortly We had playt my crowns It is true he was not paid in You all kn n You shall have them full at the time hut he knew the word of there have i i a series of unaccountable On leaving Mme DEntranj ivelli thefts amongst us lately The duchess ru ¬ asked rue to join hei hawking party for the bies have gone Hardly a lady but has losl morrow and be urged the invitation J some valuable my wife amongst other accepted and backed my new peregrine things a bracelet i he thief did not confine DEntrangues old hawk B ibbo for his attention- - to the fair sex but visited ten crowns the best of three flights and They were not common ten as well the wager was taken Never indeed had thefts From the circumstances attending I known him so cordial I did not like the them the robber must have known us in man but for his wiles sake was friendly t timately and had easy access to our quar him CM a truth there were few of tha ts is Lp to now t lie matter has ocen a p who wero mystery A lot of people have been wrong ¬ youngsters in Tremouilles some of us older ly suspected and two poor wretches arc not in love with her and fellow too though we hid our feelings bet nc vr swinging on the gibbet condemned for ter 1 was grateful to madame She had nothing that I know of been kind to me after the affair of Ban It was done by my orders sir said Miniato when a Florentine pike somehow DAlegres the matter is beside the point found its way through my breastplate In I stand corrected general Some little y to her deed 1 may say I wed my time ago a fortunate chance revealed to me nursing In return bad been ofsomeserv who the culprit was 1 made no sign but iee to her in the retreat up the vaih y of the set to work until complete proofs were in my Taro alter Fornovo she called it saving her hands life In this manner a friendship sprang up Why beat You have said so before between us which was increased by the op about the bush If you have proofs proportunities we had of meeting jvhilst the duce them army lay inactive before Arczzo Long years A moment sir May I ask any of you of camp life made me fully appreciate the to state what your most recent losses have society of a woman remarkable alike foi been her beauty and her talent and she on the My medallion by Cimabue put in Viaother hand felt for me I was sure only conti in his drawling voice that friendship which it is possible for a Fifty fat gold crowns in a leather bag good woman to hold for a man who is not grumbled Hawkwood the residue of Ab- ¬ hc r husband God send such anbot Basilios ransom Jo not for one moment mean to imp other prize to me for I know not how to pay thai Doris DEntrangues was perfection my lances 1 knew her to be wayward and rash some There was a little laugh at Hawkwoods thins foolish if you will but withal a pure moan but it soon stilled and one by one I soon found slio was uuhapp woman each man stated his latest loss and in Lime she got into a way of confiding Gentlemen you interrupt If DEntranhei l roubles to me and they were not a gues Let us end this painful scene lew for DEntrangues was what all men There is but one thing more sir I ask knew him to be Finding that 1 could be of you now to have this DEntrangues indihelp to madame 1 avoided all difference cated me with an insolent look this perwith ths husband and for her sake was as sons quarters searched have said friendly to him Perhaps my Whilst he was speaking DAlegres gave a coarse of action wasnot prudent but who whispered order to a young officer who left is there amongst us who is always guided by the room immediately although with a the head At any rate I expiated my fault somewhat discontented sir at being sent and paid the price of my folly to the end of away As DEntrangues finished the door the measure was opened a couple of files of Swiss inAs I sat in the now silent supper room fantry entered and with them Braccio For with the mans words buzzing in my ears a tebraccio our provo3t marshal At a sign curious recollection of a scene that oc from DAlegres one of the files surrounded curred about a month ago cause hack to me me the other DEntrangues and Braccio had overridden ourselves called out in a loud voice I go di Savelli Madame and had dismounted at her re and Crepin DEntrangues 1 arrest you in hawking and quest and gathered for her a posy of yellow the kings name coronilia and scarlet amarylbs This in her said DEnt- ¬ At your service provost quick implusive way she held to her hus rangues with a how my sword is already bands f aee when we met him a half league given up May I ask sir he continued See what turning to Alegits Ot so on our way back saying if you will put my Savelli has given me He proofs to the test level lowers snatched them from her hand and flung At once Provost lead your prisoners them undci hi horse with an oath adding to M di SaveUis quarters something which I did not catch Madame The expression burst Thank God flushed crimson and the incident ended I was great was my relief from me so there for did not care to press the matter sure of being acquitted and madame or no It all came back to me now in the odd - madame I should kill DEntrangues the manner as I sat staring at DEntrangues following day even though 1 knew Tre He had come in late to the supper and mouiile had sworn to hang the next man after greeting DAlegres slipped into the night duelling within the jurisdiction of seat opposite me in silence Across him his camp We were as I have stated at two men were discussing a series of thefts Aiezzo and had passed the winter there that had recently disturbed US They were in the truce following the expulsion of the not common thefts such as are ot daily oc duke of Bari from Lombardy It had how currence in a military camp but were t he ever become necessary to menace the pope work of some one both daring and enter- who was hilt deep in intrigue as well as prising Even then the matter would not crime and Tremouiile leaving Monsignorc have attracted the attention it did but for dAmboise in Milan marched south and the loss of a ruby circlet by Duchess de la with the aid of our Florentine allies held the Tremouiile which besides its intrinsic Borgia and Spain in check Acting under value was the gift of a king Mme de la the advice of Trevubio Ives dAlegres and Tremouiile made an outcry and the duke others the duke had not entered the town as the matter touched him was leaving no butii kept us in icamp near Giove outside the a riT 11 me uie stone unturned to find the thief It had walls lue gates oifit cny anu ik cuaciei camp were however at the same time strongly come to be that every robbery in the was put down to this same light fingered garrisoned and Trevulzio held command gentleman and Viaconti one of the two men¬ within It was all the more urgent to keep who were discussing the question was loud the main body of the troops outside the ly lamenting the loss of a rare medallion of walls as they were composed with the ex which he had just been relieved Through ception of a few French regimentsf mainly out their conversation DEntrangues of mercenaries and by holding the town the ugh once or twice addressed spoke no with picked men upon whom he could rely word but maintained a moody 1silence Tremouiile would be able in case of any being When the wine was circling round with the change of front on the part of his mercenwishing to stand well aries to have them between two fires vanned and made some rallying al Ives dAlegres who then acted as lieutenant husband of madame lusion to our match for the morrow and general to the duke was immediately in offered to drink to him His reply is known command of the camp and had fixed his headquarters in a large villa the property The silence which followed his speech was may have heard a feather of the Aceolti and it was here that the sup bo utter that one per which ended so disastrously for me fallind then some one j mro My quarters were but a bow laughed shortly The sound brought me to was given or two away in the direction of the myself and in fury hardly knowing what shot town U hen we reached them I was sur up anu I vra doing 1 jumped seized byuiew j aim j i ised to find at the door my servant Tarbes Colonna but was instantly was a man of great in the hands of two ot the marshals men Hawkwood The latter a half troop of French lancers drawn up besize and between him anu ojomia fore my tent and my own small condotta of hCjfve him rope whispered Hawkwood ten lances which I had raised for the war this is not an affair by pawning my last acre all under guard Ami his voice was kind As if any attempt at rescue were possible thrust xo be settled with a poniard uproar now ah I saw in a moment that this accounted for The whole room was in an CHAPTER I mation which I am persuaded you possess If you give it freely we will be merciful if The Japanese newspapers jjaake near ¬ you prevaricate if you attempt to conceal anything we will do to you what we did ly as much ise of jokes as the Ameri- ¬ can press and in spite of the differ- ¬ to thp death hunters after San Miniato you renumber ences of languages and customs Amer- ¬ Speak freely Tarbes There is no fear ican jokes are thoroughly enjoyed oy Newspapers Pine science to a -T- ar-Honey Natures most natural remedy Cure for coughs added Even your master the excellent cava iiere advises you and 1 must say advises you well Signor continued Braccio 1 1 i i s ¬ 1 I J i I 1 I i and he rubbed his hands together softly where the valliant knight Ugo di Savelli keeps his prizes or war the spoils of his bow and pear I was going to say fin Have a care sir said DAlegres stern ¬ ly you are here to do your duty not to play the jester Braccio shrank back at ii1- - look and the general turned to Tarbes In brief we want to know if your master M di Save lii has any concealed property heie Will you answer at once or do you prefer to be put to the question I will Bpeak say anything my lord only have mercy swear what say is true His excellency my master has nothing beyond what you have seen and what lies in the leather valise under this rug Now this rug m question lay flat on the turf on which my tent stood and at the time of the search DAlegres and others were standing on it Owing to this and to the crowded state of the tent it had hitherto escaped the attention which it would doubtless have received sooner or later for nothing ever passed Braccios eyes in a u nt the rug was swept aside and as the were held to the turf it was evident it had been dug away and then replaced imcwhal carelessly Braccio was in Ins element a clumsy ama he exclaimed Pouf teur aftei all 1 thought better of his valor Here give me a pike And hold the torches j -- - ou will now show us 1 ¬ ¬ so ¬ With the sharp point of the pike he quickly cleared away the turf and stocp- - - ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ I MVJfe w the Japs when translated into their tongue Au example of Japanese humor is the story of two deaf men who meeting each other one morning indulged in this dialogue First Deaf Man Good morning Are you going to buv sake rice wine Second Deaf Man Oh excuse me I thought you were going to 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knights key he ex claimed and see it fits exactly He turned it in the lock opened the valise and emptied the contents out on a rough camp table A low murmur went up for amongst the small heap of articles were Hawkwoods leather bag and madames bracelet whilst something rolled a little on one side and fell off softly to the turf A soldier picked it up and placed it face upwards on the table the lost medallion One by one DAlegres held up the articles sadly and I looked round in my agony on the faces of those who but an hour ago were my friends They had all shrunk back from me and 1 was alone within the circle of the guards DEntrangues stood with folded aiins and a smile on his iips and Tarbes glanced from side to side like an ape seek I looked towards ing chance for escape Hawkwood but even his face was hard and ¬ ¬ ¬ Appreelatlve Reader Thomas Scott the celebrated commentator on the Bible published an edition of Bunyans Pilgrims Progress with explanatory notes A copy of this An ¬ m ft 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One size smaller after using Allens Foot a EEROES The THERE IS A LIMIT NO REMEDY EQUALS PitRUNA SO THE WOMEN ALL SAY The Disease In Developed Only In An Instance of the Splendid Courage Stuck hieh Has Access to Ergo and LojaKy of Uncle Sums a Plant Fiiiikuu Soldiers tfvfcir Fourth Ease powder for the feet Gentleman Severely or new shoes easy Cures swollen hot sweatingr aohinjrfeet ingrowing nails corns Strained the Hounds of and bunions At all druggists and shoe Human Credulity stores 28e Trial package FREE bv mail Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy N It makes tight LAYING CEMENJ FLOORS Should riythe Top Bat They Mast Level Thronghout Not Be Too Smooth Be 01 be laid with a true level It should not be too smooth on top but very level To secure a true level and to make sure that an even thickness of the cement is being laid on the plan illustrated in the cut may be used to advantage Lay down a strip of wood of the re- f i It is important that the cement floor I HOW TO LAY A CEMENT FLOOR quired thickness of cement putting it about 20 inches from the back side Fill in the cement and with a straight edge smooth all off level with the piece of wood Then move this back about 20 inches and continue to repeat the fill ing and smoothing operation Cement is usually laid on a firmly packed floor ¬ i of stone or gravel but it can also be laid upon a board floor if the building is elevated from the ground For the use of cattle the floor should be inclined a little either in the cement or by in cliningthe earth or board floor beneath Orange Judd Farmer THE FARM MANURES Hani the Stuff Out as Fast as It la Made Except When the Ground la Soft in Spring Following is a brief description of the This dis ¬ disease termed ergotism ease is caused by stock eatiDg ergot which is found in the feed Ergot in not a species of weed as is sometimes thought but is a stage in the life his- ¬ tory of a fungus The term was ap ¬ plied to it by the French from its fan ¬ cied resemblance to the spur of a eoek The scientific name is Claviceps pur- ¬ purea Spores of the fungus are formed and carried by currents of air O other means to the flowers of the grasses favorable for its development Here the ergot is developed entirely below the ovary and prevents the for ¬ Full de¬ mation of the grass seed velopment oecurs about one month after the invasion of the ovary takes place The grains of ergot differ in size but are essentially the same in shape Sometimes the grains are so small that they are difficult to distin ¬ Usually guish with the naked eye the size varies in length from one half an inch to over an inch and in diam- ¬ eter from one fifteenth to one sixth They are cylindrical sometimes slight ¬ ly ribbed and furrowed and often ir- ¬ They are curved regularly fissured aDd taper toward the ends Their color varies from dark violet to blue black or black Just what poison is contained in the tTgot is unknown yet the fact that a poison does exist there cannot be dis puted The poisoning of animals by ergot may occur at the end of a longer or shorter time even weeks or months after eating it The system by this time has become so filled that there is no means of providing a remedy Symp¬ tom of convulsions are not often no- ¬ ticed in the diseased cattle but the most marked effect is in the circulatory system The extremities stich as the ears tail lower parts of the limbs etc begin to lose their warmth and sen- ¬ sibility gradually Dry gangrene sets in the parts harden become mum ¬ mified and finally drop off without pain It is evident that the only means of prevention is to cease feeding the fodder containing the ergot Nebras ka Experiment Station ¬ ou may The brightest page in the history of marked one ofnot believe it gentlemen rean dinner group any war is j erhaps that which records iii smoking cigars afterfront of a totelengaged in but I the thoughtluiness of the officers and have used a fountain pen constantly for four years and have never had the least trouble the faithfulness of their men qualities which when eon joined make a with it is indeed remarkable rejoined anThat regiment an almost irresistible force other Nevertheless 1 am the father of six children and have never had to walk the In The Story of the Rough Riders with a single one them Edward Marshall tells how when Capt floor by night a silence lasting ot minute or There was a McClintock was wounded one of his so Then another spoke up I dont doubt troopers came and lay down beside it in the least said he for I can testity to something stranger still I have a bright him little boy at my house and Ive said never repeated any of his smart Baying to Youd better get out of this ¬ Y ¬ ¬ asked little Edna looking at the porous plaster that her mother was preparing to adjust on Willies back Its funny you don t know Theyre to that sis interposed Willie let the pain out of course Boston Traveler m What are the holes for Porous Plaster ¬ anel Fever is CHILL Toxic four-year-oi- d a tasteless form No cure no pay Frice5tk- The liest Prescription for Chills a bottle of Gkoves Tastbubm Itis simplyiron and quinine in - MeClintoek Dont worry captain the man replied Im between you and the fir ¬ ¬ Its too hot ing line lie urged wanted him to get away to leave The man refused Finally him MeClintoek said I MeClintoek touched as he was by this exhibition of the mans devotion still to go You are doing no good to any- ¬ This is no place for a one but me I order you well man Then the man had to tell 1 aint no well man he slowlj- - ad- ¬ mitted Im shot asked MeClintoek Where Oh its ouly a scratch They 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 MeClintoek and the line of fire MeClintoek was too weak from loss of Then a hospital blood even to speak man came and lifted MeClintoek to carry him back Take him too MeClintoek man ¬ aged to articulate No use said the hospital man lles dead A COUNTESS Im your eaptain and order you Jentlemen observed a fourth after a protracted and somewhat painful pause I am fond of hearing young 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 op It seemed to be generally felt that the extreme limit of human credulity had been reached London Telegraph my most intimate friends 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 - To Core a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 35c NOT ACQUAINTED WITH THEM Men Dead Fifty Years Elected to Office by Benighted Aldermen in ew Yorlc REVENGE She Called Her Hated Rival to Her Deathbed and Dinfisrured Her for Ilfe A tragic story of feminine revenge comes from Vienna The count and countess Napodano lived happily to ¬ 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 com-¬ missioner of deeds The names ot the dead thus honored are Noah Webster lexicog rapher and Lindley Murray grammarian The world says the trick was worked this way A slip of paper containing these names with Brooklyn addresses was circulated at the meeting of 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 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 Lindley Murray and Noah Webster commissioners of deeds was passed American ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Miss Susan Wynnr Miss Susan Wymar teacher in ti-i- K h mond school Chicago 111 writes t ic U a She sys rag letter regarding Only those who have ufferod s I have The Common Fate can know what a blessing it is to be able to Like everybody else the sea waves arrive find relief in This has been my at the shore in great style but they go away experience A friend in need is a friend inbroke Philadelphia Record 1 ever deed and every bottle of bought proved a good friend to me Susaa Rev now Bishop Joseph S Key wrote Wymar We gave your Teethina Teething Pow Mrs Margaretha Dauben 1214 North Su1 feel ders to our little grandchild with the hap- perior St Racine City Wis writes piest results The effects were almost so well and good and happy now that pen canis everything to magiCsl and certainly more satisfactory than not describe it anything we ever used me I have taken several bottles of lVru 1 san in the na for female complaint Seme girls dont seem to think of much change of life and it does me good good clothes and we dont na has no equal in all of the inegularities and but wearing emergencies peculiar to women caused by blame them Washington la Democrat pelvic catarrh Address Dr Hartman Columbus O for Remember these facts more for your a free book for women only money less trouble to use and each package colors all fibers Putnam Fadeless Dyes sold Fiemember that cholera morbus cholera at 10c per package infantum summer complaint bilious colic High ideals are perhaps responsible for as diarrhoea and dysentery are each and all much pessimism as are torpid livers on the catarrh of the bowels Catarrh is the only a whole Detroit Journal correct name for these affections is an absolute specific for these ailments Pisos Cure for Consumption relieves the which are so common in summer Dr Hart most obstinate coughs Rev D Buch man in a practice of over forty years never mueller Lexington Mo Feb 24 94 lost a single case of cholera infantum dysen- ¬ tery diarrhoea or cholera morbus and his To show her how little Harry How Those desiring he cared for it he spent every cent she only remedy was further particulars should send for a free Answers had Address Dr copy of Summer Catarrh Hartman Columbus O Halls Catarrh Cure Is a Constitutional Cure Price 75c Pe-ru-nPe-ru-n- mn a Pe-ru-n- 11 ¬ a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru- j Pe-ru-n- Pe-ru-n- a Farm manures is a more popular sub ¬ FEEDING AT PASTURE ject in the west than it was even as late as ten years ago Over the larger por- A Simple Device Which Will Keef tion of the west we have concluded that Aniuials from Quarreling with there is not much business wisdom in Their Neighbors burning straw stacks or regarding the manure pile as a nuisance The manure It is often desired to feed grain or is a part of the return from keeping some soiling crop to animals at pasture and feeding domestic animals just as A convenient way to accomplish this clearly a part as the carcass is and without crowding on the part of the throwing away the meat milk or wool of the animal would be just as sensible as throwing1 awav the manure In an elaborate article before us the statement is made that experiments indi cate that manure should be collected in pits having impervious walls and bottom If a farmer should construct a pit like that he would be a fit subject for a lunatic asylum If anybody desires to hoard manure to keep it in sight and indolence he had better r-have a covered barnyard But the land is the place for the manure and there FEEDING CATTLE AT PASTURE is where it should go just as fast as it of feed by the animal is made and it is convenient to haul it stock or waste upon it is shown in he farmer who will persist in setting their feet out cut The middle board in the pas permitting his manure to burn out or the taken off and upright leach out in the barnyard might not be ture fence is to the top and bottom more anwise if he built a water tight boards nailed nailing these upright pit or adopted some other expensive boards as shown side occupied by the the contrivance to preserve the fertilizing boards uponthey cannot press them off animals so elements and forking the manure into The feed can then be put in boxes or the i it and especially forking it out on the ground outside the fence when migbt be considered a deserved punish each animal will take an opening and ment But the best advice to be given eat without quarreling with its neigh such a farmer is this Haul out jour bor X Y Tribune manure as it is made except when the ground is soft in the spring or other Keeping Eggs in Celrors Agconditions make it impracticable During the summer months when ricultural Epitomist the air temperature is often near blood heat a large part of the day it is exAMONG THE POULTRY tremely difficult to keep eggs even a few days without starting the germ to Onions chopped fine make a desir- growing Of course this ruins the egg able relish for chicks and as during the night the cool air Dispose of surplus or cull cockerels chills the egg it is good for nothing Many farmers as soon as marketable even for incubation breeding season separate male make the cellar the place where they After store their eggs until they have a bird from the females mature separate the chance to market them The truth is As the chicks that in summer it is not best to have males from the females Never allow your ehicks to roost on eggs longer than three or four days aftof their own droppings Change their er they are laid before disposing unthem The cellar often has very coops often wholesome air and as the egg shell is Chicks should have animal protein Chicks must always have a plentiful porous its contents are affected injuri ously without regard to the temperasupply of water and grit it has been kept Granulated chareoal is eaten greedily ture where by ehicks it absorbs the gases in the When to Harrow ltinil bowels and regulates them Land should be harrowed after plow If your ehicks have diarrhoea a feed ing before the clods become hard and or two middlings will ofttimes stop difficult to crush and the surface made it If constipated feed a few feeds of as fine as possible Frequent harrow bran ing of lands already planted will check Watch for lice in the hen house the loss of water Orchards especially Kerosene will kill the iice Use plenty those containing bearing trees will be of lime slacked or in the form of white greatly benefited by harrowing at brief wash in the hen house intervals until midsummer The disk of chicks with lard harrow is best adapted to clayey soils Urease the heads dust che chickens under the wings with The disks should be set at such an insect powder clean their feed and wa angle that the entire surface will be ter troughs with scalding water twice a tilled If the land has been put in the proper condition early in the sea week If hens have formed the egg eating son a spike tooth or smoothing harrow habi take a lot of egg shells crush will be all that is needed during the them up fine and feed them all they will summer Farmers Review ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ serted his wife and eloped with Con The Countess Napodano obtained a divorce from her husband who then married Concetta Two years later Count Napodono and Countess Concetta returned to Matuggacci The former Countess Napodano was now on her deathbed She sent a message to the Countess Concetta that she would like to see her before she died The countess wishing to humor the wishes of the dying woman went to see her The invalid asked her to stoop and kiss her As the fresh young face of her rival came near her own the dying woman raised herself and by an almost superhuman effort bit a piece clean out of Coneettas cheek and mouth then fell back dead with a contented smile on Ic r features Concetta was dis ¬ figured for life and her husband the fickle count left her for a new love gether until the count fell in love with the daughter of the local doctor Con cetto Devajo by name a charming young girl of IS jears The count de¬ cetta Devajo A Difference Only in Nnme If Love had any sense of humor it would It was on the night of the laugh less at locksmiths and more at girls prize tight and a man reached the little brothers Detroit Journal Wst side apartment house in which he lived about two oclock A search of all his LETTER TO MRS PINRSAlf NO 93284 pockets failed to bring forth his bunch of keys He rang the bell repeatedly for the Dear Mrs Pinkham For some janitor but could get no response He was time I have thought 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 family 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 gave him an idea He pushed the button hard for 30 seconds or more In due seahams Vegeta- ¬ son 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 cniia 1 comAll right here you are I ws 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 bed thrt I found I was happy in the thought of the evils he hati escaped N Y Tribune gradually losing my mind The doctors treated me for female Taken at Her Word troubles buS I got no better One Mrs F J Giilington Giggs is awfully doctor told me that I would be insane mad at the newspapers she says they treat I was advised by a friend to give Lydia ed her so shabbiiy Such a prominent society E Pinkhama Vegetable Compound a hid they woman too and before I had taken all of the Yes she told them they must not say trial anything about her reception and they first bottle my neighbors noticed the change in me Philadelphia Bulletin didnt Jeffries-Fitz-simmons Fee Strangely Earned Whiskers Dyed A Natural Stack by Price 50 cents of all druggists or R P Hall fc Co Nashua N H JSf Buckinghams Dye ¬ ¬ Johnson Saved faom Insanity by Pinkhant EDUCATIONAL 5 JK ¬ gV vSEa crLar ¬ ft 0 THE UNIVERSITY ic S iiiSY- OF ih MT i9k N0T8E DAME ¬ NOTRE DAME INDIANA -- ¬ where it was invented is the question many people have tried to solve In the beginning of the century it was almost unknown in England though well known in Naples and Sicily where the cream was artfully made into copies of peaches apples apricots and such dain ties much as we have them to day made ¬ We call it ice cream To the English it is known us cream ice Just when or A Good Luck Cross A the beautiful Queen Dagmar It is worth a hundred good luck crosses to the man or woman afflicted with dyspepsia and indigestion A private Revenue Stamp should cover the neck of the bottle Caller I have here several bills which are long overdue and Harduppe desperately I am sorry to say that our cashier is out to day Oh well it doesnt make much difference Ill call and pav ihem at some future date Good day sir Philadelphia Record advise every woman who is suffering from any female weakness to give it a Keep away an evil influences more evil influence than ill health and there fair trial I thank you for your good is nothing which has so great a power to keep medicine Mrs Gertrude M John ¬ it away than Hostetters Stomach Bitters son Jonescoro Texas i -- i orrtcc TnonV v nirnnTrrrnn t li r nro rt I have now taken five bottles and cannot iind words sufficknt to praise it I is supposed to laere is no Letters Economics and History Journalism Art Science Pharmacy Law Civil Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Architect are Thorough Preparatory and Commercial Courses Ecclesiastical students at special rar s Room Free Junior or Senior Year Collegiate Conrses Rooms to Rent moderate charge St Edwards hall for bi ys trader 13 The 56th Year will open September 5th 1890 Catalogues Free Address REV A MORR1SSEY C S C President Ca Mrs Perkins in molds Ont ¬ ¬ ¬ The Eye of Cenin All men of genius are said to have eyes clear slow moving and bright This is the eye which indicates inentai ability of some kind it doesnt matter what THE MARKETS Cincinnati 3 4 7 3 4 10 ¬ ¬ I had female trouble of all kinds H had three doctors but only grew worse for particulars I began taking Lydia E Pinkhams BLSfiSiSs iLicAof tittS Write Sprincrteld 1s pouUenre litol Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills A K K E 1773 and used the Sanative Wash and can- ¬ V KITING TO AUYEKTIHEKS VKJES not praise your remedies enough please ttite that you stw the Advertise Mrs Effie Perelns Peakl La meut iii Ikla paper F Commercial Course Major A M Principal WKST LEBANON N -- tetter NEW HAMPSHIRE MILITARY ACAHE Ol 1Ml tt - A - HYATT Si iWWte3355lf ¬ LIVESTOCK Cattlecommon eieci butcher- CALVES Fair logootl lig t HOGS Course ami heavy Mxea packers Lipat shippers SHEEP Choice LAMBS Spring rLOUK Winter pitent G RAIN W heat No 2 red -- 90 00 Aug 10 Q i 90 5 U0 7 75 rrp 4 15 4 w 65 40 4 55 4 10 and South Dakota There is room for thou sands more Half rates via the Great Northern Railway from St Paul Write Max Bass 220 South Clark Street Chicago HI thQ Thousands of nun are making pood wages in tiie harvest fields ot Minnesota North ¬ Work for All ¬ STERs J a 4 80 t 5 oo a 2b 4 35 6 3 6 tj ¬ Con ¬ No J mixed Qms Na S Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess Pork KaSred ut a yi 3 ttf 06 3JH 2SM 7 Globe is terribly hard for a boy to believe in veracity of his father when he hears him declare that no one is truly happy and contented unless he has work to do Atchison It Factory Loaded Shotgun Shells I ¬ 50 W J5 f Rivai ¬ leader I H 1 loaaea witn bmoKeiess powaer ana T 1 1 1 1 1 L TV IhqHpH with ¬ ¬ Lard BUTTER Cnoice dairy Choice creamery APPLKS Choice lofanev POTATOES New per brl FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheal No 2 rea No 3 hicago spring COiN No 2 OATS Na 3 PORK Mess C yi 1 1 ta 9 IS 50 25 35 CHICAGO 3 50 4 rt 3f ui - 1 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 1 M 3 90 ¬ 70 70s 08 -- It is a mighty good thing that the Lord does not enforce the law as He did against Washington la Democrat Ananias The man who can give no reasons for his opinions is the hardest to change Wash ington la Democrat ¬ tf 5 ¬ LAKU V 7 5o i4- Meam 074c a 59 i 8 25 5 2J 3 75 34 - i other brands for I UNIFORMITY RELIABILITY AND STRONG SHOOTING QUALITIES I I Winchester Shells are for sale by all dealers Insist upon S having them when you buy and you will get the best Rtark- inew T - Pi - nnwHpr r Minprirr tn r X FLOTTR CORN iiEAT No ¬ RVK red Na 2 mixed J NEW YORK Winter patent 3 60 Dais Mixed PORK New mess LARD Western BALTIMORE n j Jjft 38 bH is 00 y 5 57 lJ oj ¬ ¬ eat They can usually be found in quantities at bakeries Kural World economy to apply them continuously It has been said that stimulant mannres enrich the father but impoverish the This is literally true as has been son demonstrated in the case of clover Clovers will appropriate all the potash und phosphoric acid which may e lib-¬ erated to them by lime or plaster Con tinued cultivation on these lines has known to exhaust the two ingredi ¬ ents mentioned and to make the lands plover sick National Stockman Word of Warning The continued use of stimulant fertilizers will eventually exhaust the soil of its natural fertility hence it is poor A ¬ I ¬ vv Com No 2 Small Celery la Ilet Oats No 2 mixed is a great difference in the There LOUISVILLE quality of celery and this makes the FLOUR Winter patent 3 45 3 ¬ size a matter of comparatively little ac- Ui A1N Wheat No 2 red n Corn Mixed 34 qr count The giant varieties of celery are Oats Mixed a now superseded in favor of dwarf kinds PORK Mess j9 q q that are crisp and nutty in flavor LaRD Steam Something however depends on the soil and method of growing A moist soil makes the celery grow much fuller of its native juices than one which is dry The soil can hardly be too rich for the quicker the growth the better it is whatever the variety Celery that is any way stunted in growth becomes stringy and if it is checked by drought it will hav- - comparatively littia of the characteristic celery navos To cure or --- FLOUR Family GRAIN Whet N 5 red Southern Lorn Mixed Oats Na z white Rye Na western CATTLE First quality HOuS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat Na red -- 3 25 70y 62 SB QSfiO ur fcs 7j 71S -- 3i4 36j s 4 70 5 15 4 M tu 5 20 54 66j ji i 55 7 3114 For Infants anu Children Bears t mix id j In life Aids Uss For SignatureT TMC CCNTAUN v iC COMPANY Over Thirty Years Tfeetion Resulares the Bowels and Hikes Teethinp FtRy TKETHIJfA Relieves tie Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Ape and Costs Only SCents Ask Your Druggist for it M f 00 55 The Kind You Have Always Bought TT MURRAY STRCCT NCW TOUR CITY E R 1j Vnnlllo Co oary or good In SO da Lakevillr Money -- Making Outfit Elegant lide Hue large proSt S53 Conn ends 4 money refunded by your merchant so why not try it Price 50c 8 men THE BOUKBON NEWS AilIS HY FRIDAY AUGUST v 11 1899 I BIS E GAMP MELTING JULY 21 30 1S99 Low rates daily over the Qieen Crescent Koate Special Sunday Excur ¬ sions See suit II bills or ask agents for Copper Colored Splotches There is only one cure for Contagious Blood Poison the disease which has completely bfflled the doctors They are totally unable to cure it and direct their efforts toward bottling the poison up in the blood and concealing it from view S S S cures the disease posi- ¬ tively and permanently by forcing out every trace of the I 1 I v tttt V v r a ntTr find y By John Roberts V i fall particulars vi U Rlxeakson UFA Cincinnati O HIGH kaii cure by taking the doctors treatment at of mercury and potash These mineral winner cause the hair to fall out aaad wiiJ Chief Tecumseli 2d -- Won more wreck the entire system prizes and sired more prize winners thaj Hiiv bog that ever lived Vans Chief md other uood ones Better breeding than this is bard to find and I lo have the good individu- is purely vegetable and als to correspond tome and ok over blood remedy guaranteed tois the only contain no iny herd aud get mv prices before bnv potash mercury or other mineral ing elsewb re CoTreppniHletiOfl solictreat- ¬ Books on ited Visitors welcome Prices reason- ment mailed the disease and its Com ¬ by Swift Specific free able Term cah pany Atlanta Georgia ¬ by such 4rea as Claude Sweepstakes Worlds Fair which was in spots at first but afterwards spread all over my body These soon broke out into sores and it is easy to imagine the suffering I endured Before I be- ¬ i came convinced that the doctors could do no good I had spent a hundred POLAND CHINAS SALE dollars which was really thrown away I then tried various patent I have for mI two ood Fall medicines but they did boars and rv sw of same Inter sired not reach the disease by Hadkns Model tht 1500 uog and When I had finished my first bottle of S S S I out of a tow by the uwtei biel Tecum was greatly improved 8eh 2d Also a uice lot of Sjpriug pigs by and was delighted with my fine yearling boar the result The laree red splotches on my sliest began to grow paler and smaller and before long disappeared entirely I regained my lost weight became stronger and my ap- ¬ KENTUCKY U S petite greatly improved I was soon entirely well and my skin as clear as a piece of glass My brood sows are all recorded in H L Mtees 100 Mulberry St Newark NJ Central a ad Ohio P C Records and are Dont destroy all possible chance of a was afflicted with a terrible blood disease taint for prq 16623 C C Cfor Blood WaWW The 1 ¬ ¬ GEORGE CLAYTON ii Hutchison riourbou County K more I DeWitts Little kj i t 1 TnraiiTTMi i s Mm i Thompson ther fbaa imilicin iN writes CiO H Ta o I 1 Erlv Hi did slid n ne that ball she aid the small sphere bounded ava from under his golf stick into tk myst ms boll W8 or the putting greens leisurely surveyed the depression He into which the ball had disappeared then in compliance with her mandate raised his voice in a loud shout The fn sh breeze took up the call of I say boy come here and carried it to a forlorn ficure perched on the fence rails marking the links line of demarcation The boy descended slowly from his point of observation and advanced toward the couple The man in the brown goir suit carae forward to meet him Look here he said in a low tone you find that ball inside of an dont hour Io you hear A griir of perfect understanding on the upturn1 freckled face satisfied his instructor and a bright coin covertly trans He ferred further sealed the compact returned t the girls side visibly relieved sSre said Oh hell never find it there Just hold my stick while I sbow him where if went begged tfe man Please dont ga deeply disappointed Ilelli find it sure enough The girl tipped dtntily after tLe urploddijag aimlessly bh the chin who w vrrom directioo He watched the two eonsuPting with a cloudd countenance Tt is no use he mattered Fve aot the gh st of a ciance aud she nes home tommrfxv Ili lijs tightened irl came hack w tlh a lok of dc The termination in hr e es The wind tak- ruK lihei dies with tier flying draperies be1 tvayed two slemltu ankles the paint thfc afterHe shall come noon a blind surrender on It must hi j part iiad I capatttlcte graceful y she whispered ghefnll to the xtind They scaled themselves ca a predicted peremptorily a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rrt Jfri30 Pasi Present an d Flit1 tire The surplus of a Jife as surance company is of all things the most important to policy holders It shows ¬ ¬ 2 The good and careful management of the past The strength and security of the present J The probability ot continued itableness in the future prof- ¬ ¬ knoll below which never griies tuey arouse the torpid liver to ouu FYenipC pleawit c re uiufMifwiUou ttitiSk r Tm T TyV m immr irX ww Morse Show FAIR AND CARNIVAL The Greatest Show of its kind ever known in the Blue Griss Dates AUGUST AT 812 199 LEXINGTON One Pare Round Trip from all pcints in Kentucky via the giv s vou clean blood Sted nerves a lessly Doyou tiink I ws3 he bad in time t char brain and a heaUhy appetite W drive with Sir FordBT T Brooks I resume so if ym real wisl it he replied rtffly The best life insurance policy on efiti TbejEi looked across oie purpc dowrm to is to keep perfect kidneys The best medicine on eartli tor ibose kMnev 8 is where the licht hnnrjhxiE cfisvdi were Dr Siwyerfl Ukatiue People who hd making dhrfarr patches of grveo shad i nlfered for years tonnd no cure for ows minslins sith flecks of sunshine Up profile vas tMrfUingly near and their Kidne disorders DOtil they usk Dr Sawyers Ukatme For sale by W distnsrrinie little tend is of luir tTuttei ed under her up T Brooks MsHTi yu v ally go borne to morrow1 he asked at Ittst Out rTf the csrner of her eye she saw his fce as a trile paler than usal under Ssaooi M coasrof tsin Yes- and y r when doyou gx Tomorrow afternoo i I suppose tfcis summer has been like a lot of others to Mrs Lizzie Walkers private school you He sp inke slowlj looking at her will reopen Monday Sept 4h Yon deliberately patronage solicited It has bee very r ileasant she re ¬ turned artlesfeiy becon ing sudiondy ab sorbed in the tip of her fooot Dont you iore tennis she continued 1 think it mwh jollier than goif Her eyes were seditiously a Mted AND I prefer slf he unswer sd5 lncon ciuu and doavr but she mused to tl margin of the fortificTtion Leaoing itck wuh a littff sigh of sitisfaefsmw slu asked care ¬ hp greens w aw-slopeaway in grassy sndnlattaSMfc He drew 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 Hugh fflnnlgnmerij flgEni rawsi - Mrs Albert Mitchell QUEEN M W C CRESCENT ROUTE Ask Ticket Agent for particular RNEPSON G P A CINCiNNATI JOHN CONNELLY IPX 03VC3333rL5 PARIS KENTUCKY satisfactory Call p inaptly saswere lour worx in reasonable icited laes vVork guaranteed Why imacently Because seeJsJljr it t more rthodoKi will open their Music lass depteuib 3 4tti Apply to th in tor t in- - and two can wander oflT without causing Then as at conclusive argu comnunt 2lje ment Link are desirable She looked jt him archly But one mis love it tennis too joa know Yes he screed bun oftentimes theie are dmlle sets I like nhe problem of two findmg X as the unknown quantity What docs X represent in gkf she We ar in the market at the highest asked softly gniua pries for wlvat hive plenty of Love be replied firmly u xacka sne as hefr Call you kitow atar isea- In teit 5f sar nnirnoired i selling theres the defHre Miss Nellv Buckner ically TWIN BROTHERS MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE Is now goingon in all departments It will be to your interest to take advantage of this sale Everything will be sold as ad- ¬ vertised for 30 days only Note the following low prices li9 WHEAT WANTED R B HUrCHCRAFT 3 1 Estill Springs Wbite Sulphur and Chalybeatai Pleasure and tl viltli Kesrt was eclips under i large brown one Meanwhile with e hnlT cunsnmedi ei i 1 lare snrreptitiouslj procured the iedus tsious caddy reposed luxuriously jusi be¬ low their battlefield He drees in a Lons whiff of pure ecstasy He wondered at Off e over Vardena droc store the silence above has A rxjaduv iiirks an be touud tit Htel Fordhaai at amorous call floated by quiet reigned night the golden sunlight watKoeec every 1 rn ill dui 11 tj iiIJ - rnT u DENTIST rv He graritated nearer True but next it V vantage iu LI had eeme yeiy dose anJ her had j i Din Ms iwru r I Carpet matting Prices Iwion ym 1 in Bepeiipi ti I ttng PflstponemtBt of Sale - OPEUISE PTOu tht R 1ST TO OCTOBER 1ST X 1 Railroad Keutucky River in tne midst d fhe Romantic Scenery The Mountains is specific for skin and White SJiluhur kidney Roubles the Chalybeate wateis are Natree tonic Hot Sulphur Baths in the hou- I B - They were mu tually bound Still a woman must Aug-l-Administrator on some of her forces A complete sur render means bondage I wonder vdiere that boy can be He has been gone an hour She said this demurely as if their fu tare depended on his opportune appear For farther particnlaisaddiers anee Boy All persons having claims against the sLe called what are you d CAPT J H TH0SAng i setate of J Q Ward deceased will pre I sent thmn rotierlv urnivn Aforli vof t Here I am marm and the owner f law at the oifiee of J Q Ward Jr the unkempt head bobbed up serenerjr I for settlement from the other side of the sloping back t All person knowing themselves in- moved PflRRW nSTlKht ttnlilert in the etitte tha ilt jwI awiH goutI aint never gave me he said Ihat w m nj gjgfltA KJ FJir sj Bt there be rf one too He looked reproachfully at the man please call and settle GREAT MAJESTIC THE It was clear be must work out hia owu J Q WARD 3a J M altf defense Pai is Ky Divitjg into mysterious trousers pockets he exposed to view two dirty paitns in each of which reposed a shining aalf dollar Tou dont mean she begaa to tbe man Then their eyes met guiltily conWe have fifteei hundred young spirator versus conspirator MFGCQ MFG J In that moment they read each others thrifty ewes for sale Will sell any souls pare of thQ number lie stooped and began hastily gather FISHER FRECWELL ing up her scattered belongings A hot Ang-l-t- f Talis Kv blush mantled her cool cheek then with head majestically thrown back she swept past him Slowly the man followed carrying the BUCKS FOR coif sticks and her small plaid cap which ihe wind had playfully caught up VbMWbVI Confound that he said unI have for sale a few extra uice Shrop- gratefully Chicagocaddy Times Herald shire bucks Call on or address W P WORNALL ¬ 3t Taj sale of Allen Shvron adTortimd for Saturday August 5th has- been at that moment postponed indefinitely and It was a drawn battle joft houstu Do yon care jcei a little dear The voices were inaudible to the etddy The girls lips moved and the man knew if he did not hear that th y farm ¬ ed Yes The world wan a beautiful place just i 4 One thousand yard Percale sold and VI 1 2 Cents per Yard in this ance Sale it goes at 5 Cents per Yard cCome Early and get first choice Ayy v iy - y v zmimmiiMiimmimiimmimmmimiiiiMmiiimiiMii J I j i line of Fine Moouette Rugs in all Sizes Also New Mattings and Carpets Call and inspect our line -- nil in this Department have also F Wo h inat vpfpi vorl a full rr Gsnts F ¬ amnio upnM i Administrators Niice PMrX ikvim kv tiTiV j 1 100 and 125 Clearance Sale Price 85 cents Also liit of Soft fWom Shirts sold at o and E 1 cents go in this sale at 2o cenis each 5iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiuiiiiiiiI All Monarch Shi its sold at i 1 J ClotitiQi Departnt 1 4 4 r r SH08 Department Shoes sold at 150 and S200 Clearance Sale Price 100 Ladies Slippers sold at 100 and SlO Clearance Sale Price 50 and 75 Cents Mens Shoes at 95 Cents per Pair Ladies ii i Ewes For Sale ¬ Mens Suits sold at G 00 Clearance Sale Price S3 00 Childrens Linen Suits at 2o Cents a Suit Linen Pants at 15 Cents r ¬ par Pair CD ¬ t i SALE I AT ¬ ¬ line of the great Thave a compl XI koaHr YXTCre furnishings tinrs Wnr e door and i t tal as refrigerators etc I window ¬ can give tin beet line for the least mon1 Tl lZ GREAT tVfAJCCTIC 28-jly-- 4t Box 300 Paris Ky on earth My daughter Dauntless Conrage isnt afraid of anything This is a Bona Fide Sale to duce Stock Remember the Plaoe Seventh and Main Streets I Re- ¬ DICKSON CHAS DENTIST B Office over tbe Bourbon out of his afternoon nap to give Wm hor dress- ¬ makers Record bilL--Cbicago Ive seen her wake her husband How do you know that ey BEXJ PERRY Paius Ky Bank lojjtf Cost of Dlarnlty The chief trouble about dinitv is that it almost alwaya comes hih Galveston ews TWIN 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