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Digital page images are linked to the text file. jwu ma i n n i m im mini mmimii iHTg s S g The Bourbon News Siiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiuniniiiiiiniiiiil CHAMP BRO If you really want a serva t or a room or board or a house 1 or a horse or a position yon want it bad enoagh to adver- tise for it Try the columns of 3 aim miiiiiiimiiiiimmimiiimii mm THE BOURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY able to the man v to kn i t be w 3 E tons1 it The vi nexhpnt E advertises n the ctl staninc profits from it JS Space in a newpraptr vain- - I 3s s f in 1 1 1 1 1 1 in i ii it 1 1 1 1 it 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 rftitta Editors and Owners Established FEB l 1881 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY AUGUST 15 1899 MILLERSBURG Nwwh NO 64 n VEHICLES OF EYERY STYLE BIRUdEl1 fe LVfe Note Gathered In And About The Kure ju v t w v w r r- - T B Mffib pa I flwil WAGONS JL J Kentucky and Superior Disc Drills X1L J JXflL G S Allen was in Cincinnati Friday Mas W V Shnw went to Cincinnati yesterday Mr John A Miller returned to Atlanta yes erday John R Earl of Falmouth visited SAND friends here Sunday OATS Bayless Duncan of Carlisle is frescoing the Baptist church Miss Lida Clark is visiting Mids Bessie AND ALL Botts near Vwingsville t Miss Lnra Mahan of Danville is the guest of Miss Luia Grimes Mrs i C Richardson and family r turned to Lexington yesterday Mrs Ella Tbaxton left Saturday for a REMARKS ON A HOT SUBJECT ich mouths vinit at Petoskey Miss Ydcy of Maysviile is the guest Are not inappropriate even in hot weather Some Coal is prohably of Miss Rebecca Martin uear town your house at all times Why not always have it the best used in Layeou of Cyn MOUNTAIN ASH JELL1CO is undoubtedly the Best Seini Ed Browrlaud John Sunday thiana visited relatives here Cannal Ever Mined I have tin Sole agency lor this Celebrated Coal Miss Lula Payne of Paynes Depot is in Paris and my prices on it are no higher THEY ARE JUST the guest of her aunt Mrs It S Allen WHAT YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR OTHER JELL1COS Dr F E Minor of Cincinnati was the guest of 3ohu Hamilton last week Mrs J M Morford and daughter of Office and Yard Directly Opposite L N Freight Depot Lexington are guests of Mis Lou Con Â¬ SALT CEMENT BALED STRAW FOR BEDDING Â¬ LIME BALED HAY GRAIN SEEDS -- 1 H r I 4KINDSOF GHEO W STTJJFtT Â¬ way isthegnst Vimout Miss Lizzie Snodmass of her of Cyuthiana aunt Mrs T A Graham Smedley and Hai ry Best are tepeticiariei of the Garth Fund from this place Miss Nannie Collier of Cynthiana is the guest of her niece Mrs Will G STOUT the Tailor Having recently bought the merchant tailoring estab- Â¬ 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 Sarter Sr as cutier and guarantees satisfaction McClintck Davis have received the con tract to borp an eUht iacb artesian well for the town Mrs Frank Miller entertained Friday evening in honor of her brother Rout Drain of Eminence O W Rankin sold Jonas Weil 36 1405 lb cattle at five cents They were Sptnks Â¬ H STOUT CO delivered Saturday See these before you buy The prices are just right A T Moffitt Misses Emma and Chiina Jones of Mt Sterling are guests of Mr and Mrs near town killed John V Iugels had ft livery horse near the colored 3amp meeting by a shatt running through him Miss Maggie Chaucelor returned OF COURSE Disci R J NEELYS- SUMMER COMMENTS aimtmmmmmnmmmmmimwfi urday from several weeks visit with Miss Lucy Chancelor at Stanford Oscar Johnson sold to John North cott of Cyuthiana two thoroughbred heifers for 350 and a bull calf for 50 The barbecue privileges were all renter Saturday and all the committees are requested to meet tomorrow on the grounds Sat Â¬ im AND ALSO Regard ing Theatrical Folk and People Talked About Other The Metropolitan Opera Co appear in Louisville November 7th and 8th John C Miller and Saturday from St Layson and other Louis to visit VVm will relatives daughter arrived Mr and Mrs Delecate Hot Weather Lunch have them fresh all the time Dont fail to try a box Put up in five and ten cent boxes A 1 Ha J if J M i Wafer 3 IN THE 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 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 n 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 s 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 jn hi JjSH I Lillian Lewis the actress died Sunday Sanford Carpedter took a 60 premium ii Mmaesota of consumption on a pair of hih steppers at the Lexii g tteorge Lederer has sued Lillwu tou fair last week Heury Clav colored Russell for 13000 for breaking a con took a 50 premium on mare colt tract Judge Purnell and wife of Paris Mrs Jaa Brovvu of L s Angelos Cal Dorothy Morton has filed a petition in and Mr Isaac Purnell of Baltimore were guests of the Ifimes Wadell Sunbankruptcy and is of course right up day with the procession Aunt Jane Reed Reed a well known and much respected colored woman Tod Sloan the jockey with the died here yesterday She was sold into Texas before the war an3 wored her swolten head waa refused accommoway with three children back in 1866 dation at the Waldorf Astoria last week She weighed over 300 pound on his return from England John M Bedford has patented a combination lock and seal for freight cars It is said that Richard Mansfield will which insures against theiving and shelve Cyrano de B rgerac thecoming when desired can be arranged so as to necessitate the returu of cars to the road season because he wants more than ono owning them He has just received sevpart and Cyrano and a repertoire would eral from the factory and all who have examined the device pronounce it permake too much of a load to carry fect It will certainly be put in use on the roads Royle who has been Elward Milton spending the summer in England has Hamilton Clark of Channcey Ga arranged for a proluction there soon of says he suffered with itching pil s twenty his clever play Fiiends It will likely years before trying DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve two boxes of which com be sent on a tour of the provinces pletely cured him Beware of worth less and dangerous counterfeits W Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mrs Tames Cummins of Maysviile to day accompanied by Misses Lucylee Allen and Bessie Purnell will return to Maysviile RION The Tenth Street Grocer Phone 178 LIKE FRESH THINGS The freshest Vegetables and Fruits in the Paris market can be found at my store My groceries are all fresh stock and as g ood as anybody sells My stock keep fresh because I sell it out fast and buy new goods Come to see me 1 want your trade Orders filled promptly GEORGE N PARSIS JOHN B CAPTTTMAX ARTHUR G LANGHAM BRECKINRIDGE CASTLEMAJ Â¬ I OYAl INSCEANGE OF LIVERPOOL GO Â¬ Â¬ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS I HOOSIER DRILLS Farm Machinery of Ever Ms Farming Suupli n I J SIMS WILSON Adelaide Norwood who made a hit here last season with the Boston Lyrics STOCK AND TURF NEWS will go abroad this Fall to study at Paris and Milan She is now singing in Sales and Transfers Of Stuck Crop Etc Turf Notes Manager Southern Department Summer opera at Chester Park Cincinnati A R Talbotts pacer Seven Poiuts Genera Offices Columbia Building Louisville Ky 250 purse last week at Hager won a BOARD Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY stown Ind getting a record of 214 1 4 In order to avoid constables armed with injunction papers which they proL Joseph has bought seven hundred posed to served upon her Actress Pau- export cattle in Montgomery in the past DAYTON RAILWAY CINCINNATI HAMILTON line Hall adopted a novel plan to gain week for an average price of 480 per admission to an Atlantic Citv theatre cwt THE MICHIGAN LINE stage The largest of her stage costume Thompson has sold to James Direct Line via Toledo and Detroit to the Summer Resorts of trunks was emptied of its contents and Schwartzchild Sulzberger Company the inside lined with cotton batt of New York seventy two export cattle Miss Hall then doubled up her shapely at five cents per pound The cattle Put-in-BGeorgian Bay Mackinac limbs and squeezed her generous form averaged 1325 pounds Middle Bass LesCheneaux Islands Muskota Lakes into as small a space as possible and John Embry bought 185 export cattle Toronto Mt Clemens Saidt Ste Marie was caried into the theatre by a couple in Montgomery from George and CarThousand Islands Sand Beach of stage employer roll Hamilton at five cents fifty from Great Lakes Our baby was sick for a month with Niui Byrd at 1 90 per cwt thirty four Only Six Hours from Cincinnati severe cough aud catarrhal fever Al- from Lucien Green and thirty two from S FOUR MAGNIFICENT TRAINS A DAY though we tried many remedies she Ed Clay at five cents The cattle averkept getting worse until we used One D For any information regarding Summ r Ton rs call on newest C H Minute Congh Cure it relieved at once aged 1400 pounds O G Edwards Agent or write B L and cured her in a few era vs ou enjoy a good cigar Pttfcdcnger Traffic Manager Do j Try Nance Prin High School Buffdale Fulweilers Cubana Cincinnati Ohio Teiaa W T Brooks T Brooks The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Ioes the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States BARBEE CASTLEMAN Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Micftkjan Canada and tfie Srectt laftes ay Â¬ to the Â¬ Â¬ MM rT 2 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAT AUGUST 15 1899 I WIND AND RAIN Thousands ot Acres of Grain in Two North Dakota Counties Ruined -- FOR SAFE KEEPING Lewis Williams Tramp Nejrro Escorted bjr THE HURRICANE Ponce P R Almost Destroyed Neat ly All Frame House Down Damage to the Port Estimated at 9250009 MAITRE LAB0RI Capt Dreyfus Counsel Ausbu hed by Two Men and hoc His Recovery ia Doubtful fc ANOTHER FIGHT San Mateo Taken With an American Loss of Three Killed The Filipinos Were Rooted After Forty Minutes Fighting Twenty Three of the Enemy Are Known to Have ieen Killed Colored Troop I Probable Lo in Ihese Counties Will Ba ir the Neighborhood of 1000000 iushW Heavy Loss in Other Comities in the Two states Aug 11 A severe kail storm raged across the northern part of Cass and the southern part ul Traill counties just before noon Thurs day Farms from Casselton and Hunter East Gardiner Grandin and Hiilsboro suffered heavy losses and reports state that 50000 acres of ripe grain were destroyed At Gardiner in this county thi path of the storm was 10 to 12 miles wide and the loss is from 40 to 50 pet cent in that area The length of the storm in this state was about 10 miles oefore it passed into Minnesota Much damage was done by the wind Reand rain in addition to the hail ports lost increase and may be 100 00C Very conservative in North Dakota estimates would make the loss 50 pei cent on 75000 acres in Cass and Traill counties with 25 to 100 per cent on 40 000 in acres Eddv county The Minne sota losses in the valley seem equally heavy More details make the hailstorm a In Cass and veritable devastation Traill counties the storm was severe over an area 15 miles north and south It was from five miles wide in the south part to two miles on the north side At 230 Thursday afternoon it look- Â¬ ed as though 125000 acres had been damaged in Cass and Traill counties Around with a loss of 50 per cent llalstead and Henderson in Minnesota 60000 acres are reported destroyed The probable loss in Cass and Traill will be over 1000000 bushels with the heaviest damage in Cass Minneapolis Minn Aug 1L A special from Ada Minn says A ter Tific storm passed over this vicinity shortly before noon A large acreage of crops was destroyed by hail Hail fell north and south of Ada Halstkad Minn Aug- 11 Hail totally destroyed crops in this section Thursday All window lights facing the west were knocked in and several inches of hail were piled in the streets The storm started near Kelso N D and covered a strip 10 or 15 miles wide in a southeasterly direction passing through Halstead Hendrum Perly Highwind Neilsville and Shelly on the north and Georgetown on the south The insurance amoug small D Â¬ Fargo R Â¬ th Capital Guard From Jackson Gii to the Jail in Atlanta Ga Atlanta Ga Aug- 12 A company Df the Capital City guards under com Â¬ mand of Cart- - Barker arrived here late Friday night from Jackson Ga escorting Lewis Williams a tramp NeÂ¬ gro to the Atlanta jail for safe keep- Â¬ ing The Negro appeared at the farm- Â¬ house of McKinney Watkins a quarter of a mile from Jackson Friday morn Â¬ ing for some food He was refused and left the house Soon after Mrs Watkins saw him returning but be-Â¬ fore he reached the door she picked up her baby and ran screaming from the house Her husband supposing that she was about to be assaulted chased the Negro half a mile being joined by several of his neighbors The Negro was wounded by a pistol shot and easily He was taken to jail but a captured large crowd assembling the sheriff wired Gov Candler for assistance The governor quickly summoned the Cap- I One Years Seeding Nine Years Weeding j Property on the Eastern Coast Large Number of Lives Lost lhere Was Awful Destruction of Â¬ Washington Aug 11 The weather bureau issues the following hurricane bulletin Hurricare centers apparently approaching Nassau Bahama Storm will increase in intensity upon reach- Â¬ ing the Gulf stream and will probably reach the South Atlantic coast towns of the United States Friday night San Juan de Porto Rico Aug 12 A hurricane broke over the south coast at 1 oclock Tuesday morning and swept northwest There was no abate ment for nine hours the greatest dam- Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ age being done between 8 and 10 a m The wires were down and communication with the interior was impossible It is now chiefly carried on by couriers ital City guards and dispatched them It is now said that 500 persons lost to Jackson their lives at Ponce during the hurri- Â¬ cane Terrible distress prevails there STORM AT SANTIAGO Arreyo on the south coast has been destroyed sixteen lives were lost there The Heaviest in Fifteen Years Sever by Vessels in Weather Experienced and the town is still submerged in wat- Â¬ the Windward Passage er At Guayamo the houses are still stand Santiago de Cuba Aug 12 The ing Seven persons were killed there heaviest storm experienced here in 15 A number of houses were pillaged years struck this city Thursday Rain squads of soldiers were unable to and wind were almost incessant for maintain order and starvation threat Several houses on ens the population several hours streets in the lower portion of the city At Abonita very little remains stand were undermined and a good deal of ing except the cathedral and barracks damage though nothing very serious Four natives perished and three Unit- Â¬ was done elsewhere ed States soldiers were badly injured In the American camp nearly hal As the town is without food govern Â¬ the tents were blown down ment relief has been dispatched Santiago Capt thither The Ward liner Leighton from New York August I El Cayey was leveled to the ground via Nassau where she arrived August 200 houses being demolished Two 7 reached here Friday morning hav United States soldiers were injured met with severe weather in the there and many cavalry horses killed ing The heavy seas Windward passage AtCatano the entire plant of the damaged the bridge somewhat Standard Oil Co was ruined The loss No new cases of yellow fever were on the property is 200000 developed Friday according to the offi At Bayamo a majority of the houses cial reports were destroyed and the rest were Two hundred cattle were flooded BILL WILSON LYNCHED killed and the railway was seriously damaged He Was Charged With Attempted Crim Â¬ The village of Carolina was laterally inal Assault He W as Hanged on razed At Caguas four persons were the County Gallows by a Mob Â¬ Aug 14 Two men am- Â¬ counsel for bushed Maitre Labori Dreyfus and one shot was fired hit M Labori ting Labori in the back fell in the roadway He is still alive Maitre Labori left his house alone for the court at about 6 oclock Mon- Â¬ His residence is situatday morning ed in the suburbs of the town about a quarter of an hours walk from the Lycee the route being along a solitary road beside the river Vilaine He had reached a point half way on his journey when two men who had evidently been lying in wait for him rushed out of a narrow lane and one of them fired a sinerle shot from a re volver The murderers were only a couple of yards behind their victim and the bullet struck Mail re Labori The wounded man utÂ¬ in the back tered an agonized cry and fell on his face The murderers immediately fled through the lane from which they had emerged and both escaped At 730 oclock it was announced that the bullet had entered the stomach that there was no outward bleeding and that the physicians believe that M Labori will die from the wound A later story has it that M Labori was shot in the temple by a man who fired a revolver at him outside the court and that the miscreant was ar-Â¬ rested Only two or three laborers going to work witnessed the shooting of Maitre The spot was well chosen as Labori the murderers could not be seen by M Labori until they rushed out upon their victim the entrance to the lane More- Â¬ being hidden by bushes over they were afforded an easy means of escape by passing back through the lane which led to the country Rennes Â¬ eglected impurities in your blood will soto seeds of disease of which you i may never get rid If your blood is even I the least bit impure do not delay but i take Hoods SarsaparilU at once In so doing there is safety in delay there is danger Be sure to get Hoods Sar-m sapariua anu only tiooa s because m -- i Â¬ WARRANTS M ISSUED Â¬ Â¬ Godefrey President of the Committee of the Jeuenesse Royalists and Oth ers Arrested A Demonstration PAKI6 Â¬ killed Aug 12 Bill Wilson colored was lynched under peculiar circumstances Last Tuesday Wilson was arrested in the Herman viile district on a charge of atÂ¬ tempted criminal assault Friday afternoon the jailer upon entering Wil Â¬ is light farmers sons celi discovered the prisoner hanging to the county gallows with PENSION REPORT seve ral bullet wounds in his neck and shoulders The cornors jury rendered Disbursements During the Fiscal Year a verdict of death by hanging and 91 38253923 The Total Number of shooting by unknown parties The 1 iNMMier Is 991519 execution took place so quietly that Washington Aug 11 The report none of the officials knew what was of Commissioner of Pensions Evans going on Gibson Miss Â¬ Port Â¬ for the fiscal 3 ear ending June 30 last FLOATING DRY DOCK shows total disbursements of S13S 53923 leaving a balance of 1857 188 The Advisability of Building One for Ci in the treasury out of the 8140000000 vite Philippine Islands Being Dis The total number of appropriated cussed It Will Cost SI OOOOOO pensioners on tne roil June ou was Washington Aug 12 The advisa Ther2 991510 a decrease of 2195 were 40991 names added to the roll bility of building a floating dry dock at and 43180 dropped The report shows Cavite Philippine islands is being generally discussed by the officials of that the pension roll is decreasing Of those dropped 34345 were because the navy department and it is not im of death and 8841 because of remar probable that a recommendation for riage minors attaining their majorit such a dock ma- - be made by Secretary All our failure to claim pension and other Long in his annual report ships on the Asiatic station must now causes Under the general law there were go to Hong Kong sir hundred miles 1412 claims filed and 3624 allowed awa- - to be docked There were 0184 original widows It is believed that a floating dock could be built in this country taker claims filed and 4240 allowed The war with Spain brought a total apart and transported to Manila in a of 16986 claims of which number btu sailing ship Such a dock could be built for about 1000000 295 have been allowed Under the act of June 27 1890 origi HEAVY CLAIMS nal invalid pensions to the number of Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ courier from Humacao Porto Rico a town of 8000 inhabitants reports the complete destruction of that place by the storm Sixty four persons lost their lives and the injured number over 200 The loss to property is estimated at 2000000 Yabucao another Porto Rican town shared a like fate Twenty persons were killed Three persons were killed at Las Piedras and five at Junio Couriers from the other districts are anxiously expected at the palace The steamer Slocum Capt Thomas en route from Mayaguez to San Juan was caught in the storm but her passengers and crew were saved through the heroism of Mr Single the first officer The coffee crop is ruined and the loss will reach millions Very great injury has been done also to the orange crop No definite returns have yet been received from the southern section of the island apart from Ponce It is certain how Â¬ ever that the food supplies in the stricken districts have been destroyed and in these quarters the quantit of A message by Â¬ Â¬ Aug 14 Demonstrations oc- Â¬ curred Sunday evening outside the of- Â¬ fices of the anti semite league where Jules Guerin president of the league and Max Reis the former Jew baiting mayor of Algiers against whom or- Â¬ ders of arrest were issued Saturday on a charge of conspiring to bring about a change of government are still be- Â¬ sieged by the police Fifty anti Semites took up a position in a restaurant opposite and M Guerin harangued them from a window FinalH7 the police closed the thorough- Â¬ fare to prevent the demonstration be- Â¬ coming serious In the course of the evening M Godefrey president of the committee of the Jeuenesse royalists was arrested and a dispatch from Saint Lo capital of the department of Manche an nounces the arrest of M Le Menuet secretary of the League of Patriots It appears that the report of the ar- Â¬ rest of M Mariel IIabert member of the chamber of deputies for Rambouil let and a high official of the League of Patriots was incorrect He is still at large Out of 37 warrants issued some 27 have been executed Â¬ i 1 Aug 14 A reconnoisance Saturday by troops of Gen Samuel B M Youngs brigade with the object of iiiaiianiiiMiitiaiMiiieiHiMiitiiaiitiHiiiiS discovering the whereabouts of the enemy near tan Mateo northeast of PLIGHT OF A BASHFUL MAN the San Juan reservoir about ten miles from Manila resulted in the oc- lie Would Have Gone If He Could cupation of San Mateo Have Summoned Up Courage The American loss was three killed to Ask for His Hat 13 wounded including a lieuten and I always was a bashful sort of a fellow ant of the 21st infantry when I was young said Ananias Fisher as The Americans approached San he passed his plate for the third piece Mateo in three columns Maj Cronin of pie He was dining out with friends and with 15 men of the 25th infantry ad Â¬ wished them to understand his temperament vanced from Novaliches five miles But 1 was broken of that habit before I wia 25 It was either a ease of get over west of San Mateo Capt Rivers with it or lay ail night and I got over it he 100 men of the 4th cavalry and Capt said as his plate was returned with a good Parker formerly lieutenant colonel of sized piece of pie such as Topeka house keepers make I was on Fill the 12th New York Volunteer regi- Â¬ more street and when 1 calling in outforgot all I went ment with 280 men of the 21st and 24th about putting my hat on the rack in the carried it into the parlor with me infantry and the 4th cavalry ap hall and on a of I put it proached in two columns from the house tame insofa and when the ladyand the she said sat her 280 pounds down on that hat south 1 beg your pardon I said Maj Cronin experienced many diffi Why whats the matter she asked culties arising from the condition of for I Rues I looked kind of bewildered O nothing I answered I just got z the country and failed to effect a stitch in my heart junction with Capt Rivers west of Ve vent on talking and I thought that when she got up I could sneak that hat but San Mateo as had been planned she taikeu and talked Capt- - Rivers advancing took an outIt got along to nine oclock and I knew post of the enemy two miles south I ought to go but I was too bashful to say He then en- Â¬ anything so I just waited Then the clock west of the San Mateo struck ten and knew was staying too countered strong resistance among the long but I could I not get Ithat hat Is it moonlight asked the 280 pound hills the enemy firing from excellent Having failed to connect lady said was and knew positions I she wanted me tc it with Maj Cronin and seeing that the eo but I did not have the nerve to ask town was already occupied by the for that at Just as the clock struck 12 Why dont you go out Americans Capt Rivers withdrew cov she blurted if you will give me that hat I I will vering his withdrawal by a heavy vol- said What hat ley He lost a sergeant killed My hat Capt Parker on advancing found Where is it You are sitting on it the enemy strongly entrenched on the Me and she jumped up far side of some rice fields about a There was my hat andit looked much mile wide and covered with deep mud Eat upon but no more than that woman I have never been Pushing forward rapidly he routed Burlington Hawkeye bashful since then the Filipinos after 40 minutes fight Â¬ ing and then continued the march A FAIR DEMONSTRATION upon San Mateo which he entered without serious resistance about half They Were Satisfied the Thins Could Be Done But by Some past one in the afternoon One Flse Maj Cronin entered the town about half past four The Americans still and occupy the place Our men were ex- Â¬ H Mark Twain once his frienda Rev Joseph bicycle ride planned Twitchell hausted by the heavy marching tc their home from Hartford Conn Boston and wrote beforehand to an acTwenty three of the enemy are quaintance in the latter city telling him known to have been killed their line of route and what time he might This is the first action in which Col expect to see them arrive The appointed long was an ideal one Burts colored troops participated time two friends started for a earlyrun and quite in the the They behaved well their leaders hav- morning But neither of them was accus tomed to long rides so after 12 or 15 miles ing difficulty in holding them back had been ridden it became apparent that Gen Young accompanied Capt Park each of the riders was waiting for the othFinally Twain said say ers column and was under fire through 1 er to camesomethingof the railway station inas in sight thcV It is estimated small town they had entered Lets takea out the engagement that the enemy numbered between 300 the train the rest of the way 1 k7M Manila Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ttci Hi -- Â¬ Â¬ how-dye-d- o Â¬ Â¬ I Be sagg w v3 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ the acquaintance in Boston was surprised The insurgents have taken the ag by seeing the two friends walk up to his gressive in the neighborhood of the door about one oclock in the afternoon He had not expected them till evening but he railroad On Saturday night they un- Â¬ greeted them warmly and addressing Mr Well you made pretty successfully attacked San Luis on the Twitchell said is good time didnt you Rio Grande near Calumpit which was Oh fairly good time for novices q arrisoned by two companies of the the reply What time did you leave Hartford he 22d infantry The Americans had one asked of Mr Clemens man a sergeant killed and two pri Â¬ About seven a m vates wounded What vou dont mean to say that you Sunday morning a similar affair have ridden all the way from Hartford to and 400 men Of course Mr Twitchell agreed and sc government stores is small Relief wagons will be sent out Friday in var- Â¬ ious directions Washington Aug 14 The West Indian hurricane appears to be gradu ally decreasing in strength and the chances are that it will spend itself before making much further progress This was the welcome news given out by the officials of the weather bureau There 686U were filed 2541 allowed were 13350 original widows claims un- Â¬ der this act filed and 1185 granted Out of 34330 applications for increase Washington Aug 12 under the general law 22400 were Jas H Lewis of Washington granted and out of 31770 applications act of 1890 25- - was at the state department Friday for increases under the preparing the case of the American 4J03 were granted a miners who were driver out of the AtA recapitulation shows that out of total of 1113S7 claims filed 89054 cer lin mining district of British Columbia for formal submission to Secretary tificates were issued v ert Hay upon his return to the city During the year 63 attorneys two dropped Mining claims estimated at 10000000 disbarred 10 suspended and one application for admission to were taken from these miners and topractice revoked The total number gether with their claims for improveof attorneys standing disbarred July ments and personal damage raised the total of the claims to about 25000 1 1899 is L163 Â¬ American Miners Who Were Driven Out of the Atlin Mining District British 1 olnmbia Preparing Case Â¬ Â¬ gold certificates amounting to about 1000000 was received at the sub treasury here Thursday morning and before noon they had been parceled Altogether out among 12 banks about 4500000 of these certificates of all denominations have been received here Gold Certificate New Yoke Aug 11 A 000 third lot of Barn and Contents Bnrned By Lightning Â¬ New Haven W Va Aug 12 Dur ing a violent electrical storm Friday morning lightning struck and set fire Monte Christ Besieged to a large barn belonging to Mrs Cape IIaytien Aug 14 Monte Together Adam Eoush of Bechtel with ten tons of hay a number of Christi is now besieged by the in- Â¬ farming implements and three head of surgents and the town is without pro Â¬ visions horses were totally destroyed A Sunday night It is based on the fact that there has not been any decided fall in the barometer in the localities that should feel its effects and by the presence of an area of high pressure in the northern part of the United States which tends to keep the storm from continuing its onward march It is now south of Jacksonville indicating a slow northward movement since Saturday night The bureau has no wire reports south of Titusville Fla some distance below Jackson- Â¬ ville since Saturday night and noth Â¬ ing from Nassau Bahama islands since Friday afternoon The follow Â¬ ing message has been sent to the Phil Â¬ adelphia and New York maritime ex Â¬ changes and to other shipping points Storm still central in Florida but with decreased strength Conditions safe for vessels sailing north at all points from Wilmington N C north- Â¬ ward Â¬ took place at Gringua four miles west SENATOR BEVERIDGE of Malolos where another small gar Â¬ He and Lieut Commander Percy St John rison is stationed as a safeguard against a possible attack upon the Are Taking Waters in the Canadian railway A special train took reinPark at Banff N W T forcements to Malolos and Guiguinto N W T Aug 14 The just north of Bulacan Banff friends of Senator Beveridge of In Â¬ THE RELIEF OF DERRY diana who is taking the waters in the Canadian National park are crowd ing him with dispatches of inquiry con- The Protestant Celebration of the Anni versary at Londonderry Led to Riot Â¬ cerning his health To all the senator ous Scenes Sunday has answered that he is well Lieutenant Commander Percy St Londonderry Aug 14 The ProÂ¬ John of her majestys ship Peacock testant celebration of the anniversary is also here and can scarcely contain of the relief of Derry besieged b himself with indignation on account James IIs army in 1689 led to riotous of his reputea criticism of Gen Otis scenes here Sunday An excursion and the Filipino campaign American party composed of 400 members of papers containing the reported inter a 98 club arrived from Belfast views at Victoria have made the com but the police refused to allow mander furious He denies the cor-Â¬ the excursionists to enter the of his interviews and has cit rectness The appearance of a nationalist through his attorney demanded to be band to meet the party caused set right Both disorders and stone throwing mobs attacked the police Finally the SHIP CANAL FINISHED riot act was read and the mayor of Fort Arthur 1 ex is Now a Seaport The Londonderry called out the garrison Steamship St Oswald Royally Wel- Â¬ Eight constables were seriously in Â¬ comed by the Populace Mictlay jured The rioting was renewed Sunday Port Arthur Tex Aug 14 Port evening on the departure of the ex- Â¬ Arthur is now a seaport The mag- cursionists in the vicinity of the rail- Â¬ nificent steamship St Oswald beauti- Â¬ way station The police made repeatfully decorated with flags and stream- Â¬ ed baton charges and several persons ers entered the ship canal at 1 oclock were injured Sunday and steamed through at a German Celebration in Chicago speed of eight knots an hour She Chicago Aug 14 - One hundred was royally welcomed by almost the entire population of the city For two thousand German American citizens j ears past assertions have been finely participated Sunday in the celebration Â¬ made that the canal would never be incident to the opening of the fourfinished that it was not practicable teenth annual convention of the Krei and was only a town site There is gerbund and the twenty fifth annual much rejoicing at the completion of reunion in America of the Deuscher Kreigerverein the work Â¬ Â¬ Boston on vour bicycles Xo replied Mark Twain but we rode far enough to demonstate that it could be Detroit Free Press done Â¬ Â¬ the Big Four route will run their annual excursion to Niagara Falls The rate will be only TOO from either Cin cinnati or Indianapolis with corresponding Connect ly low rates from other points ing lines will sell excursion tickets via the For full information call Big Four route on vour local agent or address Warren J Lynch G P A Big Four route Cincinnati O On August 15 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Bis Four Iitara Fall Excursion i If you have your own way see that your tvay is right Atchison Globe Pain Conquered Health E Re stored by Lydia hams LETTER M Pink 92649 Vegetable TO MRS PINfcHAM Compound NO Â¬ Â¬ 1 you for what your Vegetable Com pound has done for me It is the only medicine I have found that has done me any good Before taking your medicine I was all run down tired all the time no appetite pains in nry back and bearing down pains and a grcat suf- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ feel it my duty to write and thank X Â¬ Â¬ ferer during menstruation After tak Â¬ ing two bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I felt like a new woman I am now on my fourth bottle and all my pains have left me I feel better than I have felt for three 3ears and would recommend your Compound to every suffering woman I hope thia letter will help others to find a cure Mrs Della for their troubles Remicker Rensselaer Ind The serious ills of women develop from neglect of early symptoms Every pain and ache has a cause and the warning they give should not be disre- Â¬ garded Revolutionists Defeated Hottest Day of the Year Thursday Lima Peru Aug 12 via Galveston Sioux City la Aug 11 was the hottest day of the season 97 The government has received dispatches announcing the defeat of the according to the official record Minneapolis Minn Aug 1L The revolutionists at all points It is said will official record of Thursdays maximum that Vizcarra the rebel leader This have to seek refuge in Ecuador or gira temperature was 95 degrees himself up t breaks the record this year Dramatic Suicide Chattanooga Tenn Aug 14 Ernest L Grubb committed suicide here He came to this city to visit Sunday Thursday his daughter who had been adopted He by an asked aunt the daughter to play for him on While listening to the the piano music and talking to the aunt he sud- Â¬ denly whipped out a revolver and dra-Â¬ Meekin Released Eight Deaths Nnw Yopa Aug 12 Jouett Meekin matically placing it to his head exÂ¬ Aug lL Contrt Ottawa Ont This ends it all fired and claimed 8 years old injured in the the famous pitcher of the New York immediately fell dead Rocheleau No cause is released Friday by Canada Atlantic railway accident at baseball club was Grubb Meekin has been given for his self destruction Saint Polycarpe Wednesday died President Freed man ieayes a large family at Nashville tngajjed by Boston Robbery of a Mail Pouch Monster Tooth and Jawbone sician and will give every woman free Detroit Aug 14 Discovery of a advice who is puzzled about her Aug 14 While the Bourbon Ind Mrs Pinkhams address is dredge was working on the Hoffman bold robbery of a mail pouch en route health from Chicago with northwestern mail Lynn Mass Dont put off writing until lake drainage ditch a monster tooth and jawbone was found The tooth for Canadian points was made Sunday health is completely broken down weighs nearly eight pounds is eight afternoon by a Grand Trunk railway Write at the first indication of trouble inches in length and is six inches in porter The pouch with a quantity width The tooth is fresh as if highly of opened letters was found under a polished tut the jawbone is much de platform at the railroad station The Is what all the great railways use bag was stolen it appears Friday caed It was found at a depth of six feet in the marsh land and is pro- night while en route in a mail wagon Pinkham understands these troubles better than any local phy Mrs Â¬ - h C ARTERSINK CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Â¬ Tins makes eight death nounced the remains of a monster prehistoric animal Other portions of the r skeleton were found but in handling them they crumbled to dust I Â¬ from the Michigan Central to the Grand Trunk station No clew has Deen discovered by the detectives employed on the case Â¬ Best Conch Syrup Tastes Good Use Is time Sold by druggists al 1 1 I Tj 2 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY AUGUST FOR SAFE KEEPING Lewis Williams Tramp Negro Escorted by 15 1899 f WIND AND RAIN Thourands ot Acres of Grain in Two North Dakota Counties Ruined THE HURRICANE Ponce P R Almost Destroyed Near Â¬ ly All Frame Houses Down MAITRE LAB0RI Capt Dreyfus Counsel Ambushed by Two Men and S hot His Recovery is Doubtful ANOTHER FIGHT am- Â¬ Â¬ I aa iteiwittwiaiMiiiaiitiitwiiiwiwiwiwtfliir s wne Trear t s rv 7 the Capital Guard From Jackson Ga to the Jail in Atlanta Ga Ga Aug 12 A company Df the Capital City guards under com Â¬ Probable Lot in Ihese Counties Will Be mand of Cart Barker arrived here Damage to the Port Estimated at 8250009 late Friday night from Jackson Ga ir the Neighborhood of 1000000 Ihere Was Awful Destruction of escorting Lewis Williams a tramp NeÂ¬ Bushel Heavy Loss in Other Property on tbe Eastern Coast gro to the Atlanta jail for safe keep Counties in the Two tates Large Number of Lives Lost Â¬ Atlanta Rennes Aug 14 Two men San Mateo Taken With an American Loss of Three Killed The Filipino Were Routed After Forty Minutes Fighting Twenty Three of the Enemy Are Known to Have leen Killed Colored Troop aegteczea impurmes I qvill I i Â¬ 11 A severe Au huil storm raged across the northern part of Cass and the southern part of Traill counties just hefore noon Thurs day Farms from Casselton and Hunter East Gardiner Grandin and Hillsboro suffered heavy losses and reports state that 50000 acres of ripe grain were destroyed At Gardiner in this county thi path of the storm was 10 to 12 miles wide and the loss is from 40 to 50 per cent in that area The length of the torm in this state was about 10 miles before it passed into Minnesota Much damage was done by the wind Reand rain in addition to the hail ports lost increase and may be 100 00C in North Dakota Very conservative estimates would make the loss 50 per ent on 75000 acres in Cass and Traill counties with 25 to 100 per cent on 40 000 in acres Eddy county The Minne sota losses in the valley seem equally heavy More details make the hailstorm a In Cass and veritable devastation Traill counties the storm was severe over an area 15 miles north and south It was from five miles wide in the south part to two miles on the north side At 230 Thursday afternoon it look Â¬ ed as though 125000 acres had been damaged in Cass and Traill counties Around with a loss of 50 per cent in Minnesota Ualstead and Henderson 60000 acres are reported destroyed The probable loss in Cass and Traill will be over 1000000 bushels with the heaviest damage in Cass Minneapolis Minn Aug 1L A special from Ada Minn says A ter rific storm passed over this vicinity shortly before noon A large acreage of crops was destroyed by hail Hail fell north and south of Ada Halstead Minn Aug 1L Hail to tally destroyed crops in this section Thursday All window lights facing the west were knocked in and several inches of hail were piled in the streets The storm started near Kelso N D and covered a strip 10 or 15 miles wide Â¬ Fargo N D Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ age being done between 8 and 10 a m The wires were down and communica- Â¬ tion with the interior was impossible It is now chiefly carried on by couriers ital City guards and dispatched them It is now said that 500 persons lost to Jackson their lives at Ponce during the hurri- Â¬ cane Terrible distress prevails there STORM AT SANTIAGO Arreyo on the south coast has been destroyed sixteen lives were lost there The Heaviest In Fifteen Years Sever Weather Experienced by Vessels in and the town is still submerged in wat- Â¬ the Windward Passage er At Guayamo the houses are still stand Santiago de Cuba Aug 12 The ing Seven persons were killed there heaviest storm experienced here in 15 A number of houses were pillaged years struck this city Thursday Rain squads of soldiers were unable to and wind were almost incessant for maintain order and starvation threat- Â¬ Several houses on ens the population several hours streets in the lower portion of the city At Abonita very little remains stand were undermined and a good deal of ing except the cathedral and barracks damage though nothing very serious Four natives perished and three UnitÂ¬ was done elsewhere ed States soldiers were badly injured camp nearly hal As the town is without food govern Â¬ In the American the tents were blown down ment relief has been dispatched The Ward liner Santiago Cap thither Leighton from New York August I El Cayey was leveled to the ground she arrived August 200 houses being demolished via Nassau where Two 7 reached here Friday morning hav United States soldiers were injured ing met with severe weather in the there and many cavalry horses killed The heavy seas Windward passage AtCatano the entire plant of the damaged the bridge somewhat Standard Oil Co was ruined The loss No new cases of yellow fever were on the property is 200000 developed Friday according to the offAt Bayamo a majority of the houses icial reports were destroyed and the rest were flooded Two hundred cattle were BILL WILSON LYNCHED and the railway was seriously killed damaged He Was Charged With Attempted Crim The village of Carolina was laterally as Hanged on inal Assault He razed At Caguas four persons were the County Gallows by a Mob Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ing The Negro appeared at the farmhouse of MeKinney Watkins a quarter of a mile from Jackson Friday morn- Â¬ ing for some food He was refused and left the house Soon after Mrs Watkins saw him returning but be-Â¬ fore he reached the door she picked up her baby and ran screaming from the house Her husband supposing that she was about to be assaulted chased the Negro half a mile being joined by several of his neighbors The Negro was wounded by a pistol shot and easily He was taken to jail but a captured large crowd assembling the sheriff wired Gov Candler for assistance The governor quickly summoned the CapÂ¬ Washington Aug 11 The weather bureau issues the following hurricane bulletin Hurricane centers apparently approaching Nassau Bahama Storm will increase in intensity upon reach- Â¬ ing the Gulf stream and will probably reach the South Atlantic coast towns of the United States Friday night San Juan de Porto Rico Aug 12 A hurricane broke over the south coast at 1 oclock Tuesday morning and swept northwest There was no abate-Â¬ ment for nine hours the greatest damÂ¬ Â¬ counsel for bushed Maitre Labori Dreyfus and one shot was fired hit M Labori ting Labori in the back fell in the roadway He is still alive Maitre Labori left his house alone for the court at about 6 oclock Mon Â¬ His residence is situatday morning ed in the suburbs of the town about a quarter of an hours walk from the Lycee the route being along a solitary road beside the river Vilaine He had reached a point half way on his journey when two men who had evidently been lying in wait for him rushed out of a narrow lane and one of them fired a single shot from a revolver The murderers were only a couple of ya ds behind their victim and the bullet struck Maitre Labori The wounded man ut- Â¬ in the back tered an agonized cry and fell on his face The murderers immediately fled through the lane from which they had emerged and both escaped At 730 oclock it was announced that the bullet had entered the stomach that there was no outward bleeding and that the physicians believe that M Labori will die from the wound A later story has it that M Labori was shot in the temple by a man who fired a revolver at him outside the court and that the miscreant was ar-Â¬ rested Only two or three laborers going to work witnessed the shooting of Maitre The spot was well chosen as Labori the murderers could not be seen by M Labori until they rushed out upon their victim the entrance to the lane More- Â¬ being hidden by bushes over they were afforded an easy means of escape by passing back through the lane which led to the country Â¬ Â¬ I the least bit impure do not delay but take Hoods Sarsaparilla at once In I so doing there is safety in delay there -I is danger Be sure to get Hoods Sar-- i I saoarilla and onlv Hoods because j tn your oLooa i sotv seeds of disease of which you may never get rid If your blood is even -- arfij Nine Years i oeeainq i Weeding WARRANTS M ISSUED Â¬ Godefrey President of the Committee of the Jeuenesse Royalists and Oth ers Arrested A Demonstration killed in a southeasterly direction passing through Halstead Hendrum Perly Neilsville and Shelly on the north and Georgetown on the south The insurance amoig small Highwind farmers is light PENSION REPORT Disbursements During the Fiscl Year 1 38253923 The Total Number of J nsiouer Is 991519 Aug 11 The report of Commissioner of Pensions Evans going on for the fiscal ear ending June 30 last FLOATING DRY DOCK shows total disbursements of S1SS 253923 leaving a balance of SI 857 188 The Advisability of Building One for Cs in the treasury out of the 140000000 vite Philippine Islands Being Dis Â¬ of The total number appropriated cussed It Will Cost 81000000 on the roll June 30 was pensioners Washington Aug 12 The advisa Â¬ Ther2 991519 a decrease of 2195 were 40991 names added to the roll bility of building a floating dry dock at Washington Aug 12 Bill Wilson colored was lynched under Last Tuesday peculiar circumstances Wilson was arrested in the Her man ville district on a charge of at- Â¬ tempted criminal assault Friday af- Â¬ ternoon the jailer upon entering Wil- Â¬ sons cell discovered the prisoner hanging to the county gallows with seve ral bullet wounds in his neck and shoulders The cornors jury rendered a verdict of death by hanging and shooting by unknown parties The execution took place so quietly that none of the officials knew what was Gibson Miss Â¬ Port courier from Humacao Porto Rico a town of 8000 inhabitants reports the complete destruction of that place by the storm Sixty four persons lost their lives and the injured number over 200 The loss to property is estimated at 82000000 Yabucao another Porto Rican town shared a like fate Twenty persons were killed Three persons were killed at Las Piedras and five at Junio Couriers from the other districts are anxiously expected at the palace The steamer Slocum Capt Thomas en route from Mayaguez to San Juan was caught in the storm but her passengers and crew were saved through the heroism of Mr Single the first A message by Â¬ officer Th e coffee crop is ruined and the loss will reach millions Very great injury has been done also to the orange crop No definite re turns have yet been received from the southern section of the island and 4 ISO dropped The report shows Cavite Philippine islands is being apart from Ponce It is certain how Â¬ generally discussed by the officials of ever that the food supplies in the that the pension roll is decreasing Of those dropped 34345 were because the navy department and it is not irn stricken districts have been destroyed f death and b841 because of remar orobable that a recommendation for and in these quarters the quantity of Relief such a dock may be made by Secretary government stores is small riage minors attaining their majorit All our wagons will be sent out Friday in varfailure to claim pension and other Long in his annual report ships on the Asiatic station must now ious directions causes Washington Aug 14 The West Under the general law there were go to Hong Kong sir hundred miles Indian hurricane appears to be gradu 1412 claims filed and 3624 allowed away to be docked There were G 184 original widows It is believed that a floating dock ally decreasing in strength and the could be built in this country taker chances are that it will spend itself claims filed and 4246 allowed The war with Spain brought a total apart and transported to Manila in a before making much further progress of 16986 claims of which number bnc sailing ship Such a dock could be This was the welcome news given out by the officials of the weather bureau built for about 81000000 295 have been allowed Sunday night It is based on the fact Under the act of June 27 1890 origi HEAVY CLAIMS that there has not been any decided nal invalid pensions to the number of There American Miners Who Were Driven Out fall in the barometer in the localities 6 60 were filed 2541 allowed that should feel its effects and by the were 13350 original widows claims un of the Atlin Mining District British presence of an area of high pressure der this act filed and 1185 granted l olumbia Prepariug Cases in the northern part of the United Out of 34330 applications for increase States which tends to keep the storm Washington Aug 12 under the general law 22400 were Jas H Lewis of Washing ton from continuing its onward march granted and out of 31770 applications It is now south of Jacksonville infor increases under the act of 1890 25 was at the state department Friday dicating a slow northward movement preparing the case of the American 03 were granted The bureau has A recapitulation shows that out of a miners who were drivep out of the At since Saturday night total of 111387 claims filed 89054 cer- lin mining district of British Columbia no wire reports south of Titusville for formal submission to Secretary Fla some distance below Jacksontificates were issued Â¬ During the year 63 attorneys v en Hay upon his return to the city ville since Saturday night and noth disbarred 10 suspended two dropped Mining claims estimated at 1000000C ing from Nassau Bahama islands Friday afternoon The follow and one application for admissiow to were taken from these miners and to- since ing message has been sent to the Philpractice revoked The total number gether with their claims for improve adelphia and New York maritime ex- Â¬ of attorneys standing disbarred July ments and personal damage raised the changes and to other shipping points total of the claims to about 525000 1 1899 is 1163 Storm still central in Florida but 000 Gold Certificate with decreased strength Conditions New York Aug 11 A third lot of Barn and Contents Burned By Lightning safe for vessels sailing north at all New Haven W Va Aug 12 Dur gold certificates amounting1 to about points from Wilmington N C north1000000 was received at the sub ing a violent electrical storm Friday ward set fire treasury here Thursday morning and morning lightning struck and to Mrs Monte Christ Besieged belonging before noon they had been parceled to a large barn Bechtel Cape Haytien Aug 14 Monte Together Altogether Adam Roush of out among 12 banks Christi is now besieged by the inof hay a number of about 4500000 of these certificates of with ten tons surgents and the town is without pro Â¬ have been received farming implements and three head of visions all denominations horses were totally destroyed here A Dramatic Suicide Â¬ Demonstrations oc- Â¬ curred Sunday evening outside the of- Â¬ fices of the anti semite league where Jules Guerin president of the league and Max Reis the former Jew baiting mayor of Algiers against whom or- Â¬ ders of arrest were issued Saturday on a charge of conspiring to bring about a change of government are still be- Â¬ sieged by the police Fifty anti Semites took up a position in a restaurant opposite and M Guerin harangued them from a window Finalh the police closed the thorough- Â¬ fare to prevent the demonstration becoming serious In the course of the evening M Godefrey president of the committee of the Jeuenesse royalists was arrested and a dispatch from Saint Lo capital of the department of Manche an nounces the arrest of M Le Menuet secretary of the League of Patriots It appears that the report of the ar-Â¬ rest of M Mariel Habert member of the chamber of deputies for Rambouil let and a high official of the League of He is still at Patriots was incorrect large Out of 37 warrants issued some 27 have been executed 14 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Paris Aug Aug 14 A reconnoisance 4 1 it In Saturday by troops of Gen Samuel B M Youngs brigade with the object of HiiiiMiiwitMwiwiiiiHwiaiiiiaiiiiaiiaiii discovering the whereabouts of the enemy near tan Mateo northeast of PLIGHT OF A BASHFUL MAN the San Juan reservoir about ten miles from Manila resulted in the oc- He Would Have Gone If He Could cupation of San Mateo Have Summoned Up Courage The American loss was three killed to Ask for His Hat and 13 wounded including a lieuten Â¬ I always was a bashful sort of a fellow ant of the 21st infantry when I was young said Ananias Fisher as The Americans approached San he passed his plate for the third piece Mateo in three columns Maj Cronin of pie He was dining out with friends and wished with 15 men of the 25th infantry ad- Â¬ nient them to understand his tempera vanced from Novaliches five miles But I was broken of that habit before of San Mateo Capt Rivers with I was 25 It was either a case of get over west or stay all night and I got over it he 100 men of the 4th cavalry and Capt it said as his plate was returned with a good Parker formerly lieutenant colonel of sized piece of pie such as Topeka house keepers make I was on the 12th New York Volunteer regi- Â¬ more street and when 1 calling in outforgotFill ail I went ment with 280 men of the 21st and 24th about putting my hat on the rack in the carried infantry and the 4th cavalry ap hall and on a sofait into the parlor with me of I put it proached in two columns from the houhe tame in she and when the ladyand the sat said her 380 pounds down on that hat south 1 heg your pardon I said Maj Cronin experienced many diffiWhy whats the matter she asked culties arising from the condition of for I fine I looked kind of bewildered O the country and failed to effect a StitcVi nothing I answered I just got a in my heart junction with Capt Rivers west of We went on talking and I thought that when she got up I could sneak that hat but San Mateo as had been planned the talked and talked Capt- - Rivers advancing took an out It got along to nine oclock and I knew post of the enemy two miles south- I ought to go but I was too bashful to say He then en- Â¬ anything so I just waited Then the clock west of the San Mateo track ten and knew was staying too countered strong resistance among the long but I could I not get Ithat hat hills the enemy firing from excellent ls it moonlight asked the 280 pound lady Having failed to connect positions 1 said it was and knew she wanted me tc with Maj Cronin and seeing that the o but I did not have the nerve to ask town was already occupied by the or that rat Just as the clock struck 12 Why dont you go out Americans Capt Rivers withdrew cov she blurted if you will give me that hat I I wili vering his withdrawal by a heavy vol said What hat ley He lost a sergeant killed My hat Capt Parker on advancing found Where is it u You are sitting on it the enemy strongly entrenched on the Mer and she jumped up far side of some rice fields about a There was my hat andit looked much mile wide and covered with deep mud fat upon but no more than that woman I have never been Pushing forward rapidly he routed Burlington Hawkeye bashful since then the Filipinos after 40 minutes fight Â¬ ing and then continued the march A FAIR DEMONSTRATION upon San Mateo which he entered without serious resistance about half They Were Satisfied the Thins Could Be Done Bat by Some past one in the afternoon One Flae Maj Cronin entered the town about half past four The Americans still and occupy the place Our men were ex- Â¬ H Mark Twain once his frienda Rev Joseph bicycle ride planned Twitchell hausted by the heavy marching tc their home from Hartford Conn wrote beforehand to an acTwenty three of the enemy are Boston and in the latter city telling him quaintance known to have been killed their line of route and what time he might This is the first action in which Col expect to see them arrive The appointed long run time was an ideal one Burts colored troops participated the two friends started for a early in and the quite They behaved well their leaders hav- Â¬ morning But neither or them was accu tomed to long rides so after 12 or 15 miles ing difficulty in holding them back had been ridden it became apparent that Gen Young accompanied Capt Park each of the riders was waiting for the others column and was under fire through 1 er to say something Finally Twain said as railway a Manila 3kcdsSi fWHhrr1 rjM Wji ffj M iff 9 Mr Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ how-dye-d- o Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ m Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The Americans had one man a sergeant killed and two pri Â¬ vates wounded Sunday morning a similar affair took place at Gringua four miles west SENATOR BEVERIDGE of Malolos where another small gar- Â¬ Ho and Lieut Commander Percy St John rison is stationed as a safeguard against a possible attack upon the Are Taking Waters in the Canadian railway A special train took reinPark at Banff M W T forcements to Malolos and Guiguinto 14 The just north of Bulacan Banff N W T Aug of Senator Beveridge of In- Â¬ friends THE RELIEF OF DERRY diana who is taking the waters in the Canadian National park are crowd Â¬ ing him with dispatches of inquiry con- The Protestant Celebration of the Anni Â¬ versary at Londonderry Led to Riot cerning his health To all the senator ous Scenes Sunday has answered that he is well Londonderry Aug- 14 The Pro- Â¬ Lieutenant Commander Percy St John of her majestys ship Peacock testant celebration of the anniversary is also here and can scarcely contain of the relief of Derry besieged by himself with indignation on account James IIs army in 1689 led to riotous of his reputea criticism of Gen Otis scenes here Sunday An excursion and the Filipino campaign American party composed of 400 members of papers containing the reported inter a 98 club arrived from Belfast views at Victoria have made the com- but the police refused to allow mander furious He denies the cor-Â¬ the excursionists to enter the rectness of his interviews and has citj The appearance of a nationalist through his attorney demanded to be band to meet the party caused Both set right disorders and stone throwing mobs attacked the police Finally the SHIP CANAL FINISHED riot act was read and the mayor of is Now a Seaport The Londonderry called out the garrison Port Arthur Tex Steamship t Oswald Royally Wel Â¬ Eight constables were seriously in- Â¬ comed by the Populace ucdajr jured The rioting- was renewed Sunday Port Artiiur Tex Aug 14 Port evening on the departure of the ex-Â¬ Arthur is now a seaport The mag cursionists in the vicinity of the rail Â¬ nificent steamship St Oswald beauti Â¬ way station The police made repeatfully decorated with flags and stream- Â¬ ed baton charges and several persons ers entered the ship canal at 1 oclock were injured Sunday and steamed through at a German Celebration in Chicago speed of eight knots an hour She Chicago Aug 14 -- One hundred was royally welcomed by almost the entire population of the city For two thousand German American citizens years past assertions have been finely participated Sunday in the celebrationÂ¬ made that the canal would never be incident to the opening of the fourfinished that it was not practicable teenth annual convention of the Krei and was only a town site There is gerbund and the twenty fifth annual much rejoicing at the completion of reunion in America of the Deuscher Kreigerverein the work 22d infantrÂ¬ Â¬ sight of station in It is estimated they came inthey had the out the engagement entered Lets take small town that the enemy numbered between 300 the train the rest of the way Of course Mr Twitchell agreed and sc and 400 men the acquaintance in Boston was surprised The insurgents have taken the ag- by seeing the two friends walk up to his gressive in the neighborhood of the door about one oclock in the afternoon He expected them till evening but he railroad On Saturday night they un- had not them warmly and addressing Mr greeted Well you made pretty successfully attacked San Luis on the Twitchell said good time didnt you Rio Grande near Calumpit which is was Oh fairly good time for novices garrisoned by two companies of the the replv Â¬ Â¬ What time did you leave Hartford he asked of Mr Clemens About seven a m What you dont mean to say that you have ridden all the way from Hartford to Boston on vour bicycles No replied Mark Twain but we rode far enough to demonstate that it could be Detroit Free Press done their annual excursion to Niagara Falls The rate will be only 700 from either Cin- On August Bis Four Madura ralltt Excursion li the Big Four route will run Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ cinnati or Indianapolis with corresponding Connect ly low rates from other points ing lines will sell excursion tickets via the For full information call Big Four route on vour local agent or address Warren J Lynch G P A Big Four route Cincinnati O Â¬ - way is right If you have your own way see that your Atchison Globe Pain Conquered Health E Re stored by Lydia hams LETTER 44 Pink- - Vegetable TO MRS Compound 92649 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ PINKHAM NO feel it my duty to write and thank you for what your Vegetable Com pound has done for me It is the only medicine I have found that has done me any good Before taking your medicine I was all run down tired all the time no appetite pains in nry back and bearing down pains and a great suf- Â¬ 1 Â¬ 1 a - Â¬ Â¬ ferer during menstruation After tak Â¬ ing two bottles of Lydia E Pinkhama Vegetable Compound I felt like a new woman I am now on my fourth bottle and all my pains have left me I feel better than 1 have felt for three ears and would recommend your Compound to every suffering woman I hope thia letter will help others to find a euro Mrs Della for their troubles Kemick lr Rensselaer Ind The serious ills of women develop from neglect of early symptoms Every pain and ache has a cause and the warning they give should not be disre- Â¬ garded Mrs that Vizcarra the rebel leader will daughter to play for him on inches in length and is six inches in porter The pouch with a quantity havi to seek refuge in Ecuador or gira the piano While listening to the width The tooth is fresh as if highly of opened letters was found under a himself up music and talking to the aunt he sud- Â¬ polished tut the jawbone is much de- platform at the railroad station The denly whipped out a revolver and dra-Â¬ cayed It was found at a depth of six bag was stolen it appears Friday Meekin Released Eight Deaths Â¬ en route in a mail wagon Krcw Yoex Aug 12 Jouett Meekin matically placing it to his head ex feet in the marsh land and is pro- night while Aug 1L Contrt Ottawa Ont This ends it all fired and nounced the remains of a monster pre- from the Michigan Central to the New York claimed 8 years old injured in the the famous pitcher of the Eocheleau No cause is historic animal Other portions of the Grand Trunk station No clew has club was released Friday by immediately fell dead Canada Atlantic railway accident at baseball Grubb skeleton were found but in handling been discovered by the detectives emdied President Freed man Meekin has beeu given for his self destruction Wednesday Saint Polycarpe ployed on the case leayes a large family at Nashville them they crumbled to dust tngajjed by Boston makes eight death Thursday This Â¬ Â¬ Hottest Day of the Year Sioux City la Aug 11 Thursday was the hottest day of the season 97 according to the official record Minneapolis Minn Aug 1L The official record of Thursdays maximum This temperature wa 95 degrees breaks the record this year Robbery of a Mail Pouch Monster Tooth and Jawbone sician and will give every woman free Revolutionists Defeated Chattanooga Tenn Aug 14 Er-Â¬ Detroit Aug 14 Discovery of a advice who is puzzled about her 14 While the Bourbon Ind Aug Lima Peru Aug 1 via Galveston nest L Grubb committed suicide here dredge was working on the Hoffman bold robbery of a mail pouch en route health Mrs Pinkhams address is The government has received dis- Sunday He came to this city to visit lake drainage ditch a monster tooth from Chicago with northwestern mail Lynn Mass Dont put off writing until announcing the defeat of the his daughter who had been adopted and jawbone was found patches The tooth for Canadian points was made Sunday health is completely broken down revolutionists at all points It is said by an aunt He asked the weighs nearly eight pounds is eight afternoon by a Grand Trunk railway Write at the first indication of trouble Pinkham understands these troubles better than any local phyÂ¬ ARTERSINK Is what all the great railways use CURES Â¬ Best Conch Syrup WHERE AIL ELSE FAILS Â¬ la time Bold by Tastes Good Use druggists I S TERRIBLE TALE Thirty Surviv ri of tho i monton Trail Have Arrived at ttraasrel rHOUSANDS ARE DESTITUTB War i epartment Appeals to the People Send Yuppie to he iflfrers of Motm itricken Porto Rico SHE CARRIED TEE OBELISK ABOUT THE CATFISH porter a AafcUeptie Healing o BAULIIO AH TIMS 4 t a Once Famous Vessel That la Kow Ia Not Yet Made Fully Into a Fcrfect Lscd ua a Sea Going Fish Some of lta Queer Coal Marge Ways Â¬ Washington Au 12 The war de steamer but is now a partment Friday took prompt meas seagoing coai barge is incommonplace port loading ng and ira sportatmn Companies ures for the relief of the hurricane for a Mew England port The Dessoug Canadian Ollici t ani Newspaper I hat sufferers in Porto Rico When me aj built for Lbe khedive of Egypt in Advert sed the Trail a haibvto pros dispatches and Gen Divis ad 1SG4 and named the Denton At that Klondike G1 ids nouueed vices made known the extent of the time she was considered one of the li aster steps were inimediateV taken fastest and moai beautifully appointed w els afloat and the khedive enjoyed Raxoel Alaska Au via Seat io send supplies and the transport her immensely for awhile But he got tle Wash Au 11 The Stcxeen MePnefaou was ordered put m readi tired of river bteamer Stratheona arrived nerc ness to tHiil from XewYork n Monday Vanderbilther and in 1ST William H bought her to transport the Thursday with 30 survivors of the Ed next She wi carry nitons a d other obelisk from Egypt to Central park r Hoot New York monton trail necessaries Si c retiiry of Lieut Commander ior These men came in with the pac Friday afternoon sent tne following ringe took command of her having m ivors of all cities oi been detailed for the purpose by the train sent out from Telefranh Creek aPPeai lo and Laketou by the various trading more than 150000 population United States government says the Sir Tne governor general of Porto Baltimore American companies last spring The obelisk which weighs 196 tons The unfortunates tell heartrending Rico confirms the report that upoj the Mories of hardships endured comrade 8th instant a hurricane swept over lost and abandoned and strong ly de- that island entirely demolishing many DR GUISEPPE SANARELLL nounce the trading and transportation of the towns destroying many lives companies as well as the Canadian of- and reducing so far as he can esti ficials and newspapers that so pro- Â¬ mate not less than 100000 of the in rv fusely advertised this route as a feas- habitants to the Condition of absolute 8S ible one to the Klondike gold fields destitution without homes or food To outward appearances these men Unless immediate and effective relief certainly give evidence of the awfuJ is given these unfortunates will perish suffering undergone since leaving Ed of famine Under these conditions the presimonton lb months ago Most of them are sickly looking with unkemp dent deems that an appeal should be beards and greasy clothes pictures of made to the humanity of the Ameri It is an appeal to their physical and financial wrecks Sev can people eral are graj- and bear marks of scurvy patriotism for the inhabitants of Por A few have just enough money Tc to Rico have freely and gladly submit reach Seattle or Victoria but the ma ted themselves to the guardianship of jority are without funds The citizens the United States and have voluntar of Wrangel have applied to the United ily surrendered the protection of States government at Washington but Spain to which they were formerly relying upon up to this date no aid has been receiv entitled confidently more generous and beneficent treat Â¬ ed There are about 25 destitute The highest con Many have narrow es ment at our hands miners here capes from starvation along the trail siderations of honor anu good faith from Fort Simpson to Mud river an i unite with the promptings of human Â¬ Fort Laird A II Tigar and party ity to require from the United States lived on squirrels and bacon for near- a generous response to the demand of Porto It can distress ly two weeks This department has directed the M Ostig C Stiefel and M v Weis en three of a party of five from Chi- immediate distribution of rations to cago ewe their lives to a bear that the sufferers by the army in Porto they killed just as they had run out of Rico so far as it is within the power provisions about 20 miles from Laird of the executive but ill the absence of Post Wm Schmidt and Fred Swift any appropriation we must rel largeThis famous scientist known as the discoverer of the bacillus of yellow fever ly upon private contributions Though bareia soon to visit the United States to study the effects of his serum of the same part left the camp at I beg that 3 ou will call upon the ly 35 years of agp he is the head of the great institute of experimental hygiene Laird Post last spring- to trap and have important results of his original of the public spirited and humane people of founded by have University an Montevideoon and the fever typhoid fever and cholera yellow authority never been heard from since made him researches He took his degree in the University of Sienna in 1889 and afterward studied at M Handlemann of Chicago was lost your city to take active and immediate Pavia Paris and in Germany Before removing to Montevideo he had been pro- Â¬ The govin the woods above Fort Laird last fall measures in this exigency fessor of hygiene in the University of Sienna Italy and was compelled to live on bacon for ernment transport McPherson will be sent directly from the port of New three weeks was far from the shore line and buried serrated edjre These are fastened by Perry Wells brother of W H Wells York to Porto Rico on Monday the besides deep in sand It was alto- a ball and socket joint and whenever who was one of the passengers on the 14th instant to carry all supplies of gether too heavy for ordinary ma- the fish is alarmed the bone is whirled Further Strathcona died of scurvy at Telegraph food which can be obtained place then sticks out transports will be sent at future dates chinery to be used and it was carried over and set in side Thereit is Creek another down on immense platforms with can- stiffly on each is admitted that there are more df which public notice will be given Then such bone in the fin on the back and It non balls tinder them for rollers Any with the than 100 men scattered along the trail raising ofcommittee charged full infor- Â¬ it was placed in a crib fixed on a pon- when all of these are set there is no funds will receive toon The pontoon and ship were lifted fish that can swallow him says the between Laird Post and Pelly Banks and advice upon communicat- Â¬ in a graving dry dock head on to each Popular Science Monthly mation and relief parties have been sent out ing with this department When he takes the hook which he other and when this had been accomby the Hudson Bay company The Very respectfully a hole 20 feet long and 12 feet surely will do if there is any hook to plished last report brought to Laird Post wag Eiihu Root high was cut in the starboard bow of be taken he will swallow it greedily that many were dying of scurvy and Secretarv of War the boat below the water line Through As he is drawn out of the water he hunger A report has been received at the this the great stone was rolled into the sets his three spines and laughs to It is estimated that there are thirty war department from an officer at San hold of the ship on a groove having an himself as the boy pricks his fingers or forty sufferers at Telegraph Creek Juan Porto Rico estimating that the improvised ball bearing attachment trying to get the hook from his stomawaiting the next trip of the boat The number of killed amounts to 500 The also made of cannon balls Inside the ach This the boy is sure to do and sick that had to be carried on stretchers same Officer says a very serious condi- Â¬ obelisk was braced along the keelson because the boy of the Mississippi valand stout shoring fixed about it to make ley is always fishing for catfish is the had not yet reached Glenora when tba tion of affairs exists at Ponce After everything was reason why his fingers are always sore it immovable Strathcona sailed made shipshape and the ribs and plates The catfish is careless of the present Several starvation cases are reportWINDOW GLASS WORKERS were replaced at the bow of the steamer and sure of the future After he is ed About 20 miles above Devils Port are two unknown men were found Iber Have Enterei Into a Compact With A man the Independent Companies and frozen to death last winter WHEEL THAT SCOOPS UP SALMON Will Fight the Combine bearing the name of Johnson from New York was found dead in a tent Pittsburgh Pa Aug 12 Word is near the source of the Mud river last fall This poor fellow had as cover- brought from Philadelphia where the ing only half of a blanket and in a window glass workers have just closed diary still open in his hand were these their convention that because of their words opposite the date February 15 failure to arrange for a conference with the combine manufacturers they 1897 I died of hunger Ail along the route fiom Fort Simp- have entered into a compact with son on the McKenzie rivtr to Fort the independents The agreement is Laird men with frozen limbs were as that the workers shall receive sisted while some too weak to help the advance of 7a per cent which themselves were necessarily left be they have been contending for they hind by those more fortunat j and able in return to work hand in hand with Scurvy raged in the independent manufacturers Mora to struggle along ail the camps more or less but there than 25000 glass workers will be afare few deaths from this c isease re- fected by the new arrangement which practicall means a fight against the ported Provisions were scarce and high at combine all the military posts last winter and West Virginia Oil Boom at several including Laird Post and Clarksburg W Va Aug 12 The Fort Francis even the postmen were Harrison county oil field is causing an put on short rations during the months influx of oil men There are 50 proof April and May of this year Flour ducing wells one flowing 500 barrels sold at 33 per sack bacon at 75 cents 20 flowing 100 to 200 barrels 25 or 3C per pound and beans 25 cents pei ranging 30 to 65 barrels Twenty new quart locations were made this week in South Penn It is reported that there are or- Â¬ QUARANTINE RAISED dered 200 riggings for the Jarvisville The Yellow Fever Epidemic at the Sol and Wolf Summit fields It is rumored that the Standard and Eureka Pipe diers Home Hampton Practically at This curious wheel is used on the Columbia river near Portland Ore It con- A vessel which was once a famous Id Â¬ j Â¬ 1 1 -- f Â¬ i A i i -- M The catfish belongs to an ancient type not yet fully made into a fifth and hence those whose paired fins are all properly fastened to the head as his are net hold him in well merited scorn lie has no scales and no bright colors His fins are small and his head and mouth are large Around his mouth are eight long smellers fleshy feel- ers that he pushes out as he crawl along the bottom in search of anything that he may eat As he may eat any- Â¬ thing he always finds it His appetite is as impartial as that of a goat AnyÂ¬ thing from a deal lamprey or a bunch of sunfish eggs to a piece of tomato can is grateful to him In each of the fins which represent his arms is a long sharp bone with a slinip surface and a For cnta Relieves all pain instantly bursa boils bruises itch ecxeuia ca tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns chapped hands or lips piles and all ulÂ¬ of pkin or mucous mem Â¬ cers or tor it if a sure and permanent cure brane Will cure aore or inflamed eye in forty eight bonrs Satisfaction guaranteed 01 monev refunded Horsemen will find this oil will enra alter burns acTUtehee cracked heel No core no old sores and collar gulls For tale by Clarke Kentucky Kenney Psris lUinar 6ino L A N EL B 1 ARRIVAL OP TRAINS l58a m 55S jb 1010 p m Ikom Lexiugiou 511 a in 745 a ut f 333 p m 627 p m Prom Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 828 p m From Maysville 7A2 a m S25 p m rn DKPABTI7RE froir Cincinnati Of TUA19S New Photograph Gallery D Cable has opened a coxy new pho tograph gallery on Main street opposite the Telephone Exchange where he if prepared to make good pictures at low prices Kodak work will also be fin Â¬ ished up promptly in iirst class styie He solicits the patronage of the public Â¬ 415 a m 751 a m 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a mf 545 p m 1014 p m Io Richmond 11 08 a m 543 p mj 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 986 p m F B Cabs Agent -- To Cincinnati Â¬ 18a6t Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ To My Patrons my residence on Henderson street but I am prepared to make pictures from old or make large pictures and negative finish kodak wotk Orders can be left at Vardens drug store or at my resi dence mm a oi it TIME TABLE EAST EOUND TV- 1 Â¬ C Vm I t I have moved my gallery fixture tc -- - Lv Louisville i0am 1 15am Ar Lexington Lv Lexington 1125am Lv Wiiohfsterll5iam Ar Mt Sterling 12Upm 840pm 600pm fc50pm 9 2pni9l5am 30am 5150pm Â¬ Â¬ 9jpin 950am 705p Ar Washington bjam li4pm Ar PhiladelphialOliam 7ipm Ar New York 908pm 1240nn WEST BOUND 63tpro h Grinnan Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 8 S Abney mail earlier will haul light baggage to and from d pot Terma very reasonable Leave ordere at Post tf office Ar Winchester r Frankfort Ar She by villa Ar Louisville Ar Lexington 4100am 7J0am 4r0pm 65oam 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm llarn 630pm MfcOlam 72ipm 15pm Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry having secured oliie room at change Parker James corner Fourt For rates Sleeping Car weervatione oi and Main will locate their main any information call on F B Carr Phone No office at that place Agent L N R R 4 All calls or bundles entrusted wGeoroe W Barney Paris Ky to them will receive prompt at Div Pass Agent tention Lexington My agency insures against fire wind and storm best old re- Â¬ prompt paying compa liable nies non union W 0 HINTON Agent Trains marked thus run daily ex cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexiugton and New York without Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Frankfort Cincinnati h Â¬ ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME ARD IN EPFUCT DE EMBER 5th 18 S EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort a Lve Flkhorn 3 No ft Pasa Mixed 7 uoam 3 4opui i OOpnx 711am 352poi 120pm 7 18am 4 00pm 1 35pm 7 2am 4 10pm 1 55pm 7 34am 4 16pm 739am 422pm 7 45am 4 2 pm 2 30pm 7 50am 4 38pm 3 OOpaa 8 17am 4 48om 8 25am 4 c6pm 8 30am 5 00pm 8 40am 5 10pm 1 Â¬ - Life BL insurance policies BOUGHT FOR CASH Â¬ S STOUT Paris Ky No Hasa No Â¬ Â¬ TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS LroSwitzer Lve stamping Qrnd Lve Djvalls Lve Johnson Lve- - Georretown Lve C S Ry Depot b Lve Newtown Lve Centreville Lve Elizabeth Arr Pari c Â¬ NO GAS NO COCAINE Â¬ A simple application to the gums usee only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects filling Â¬ Catephoric treatment Bet of teeth Upper and lower- - for painl WEST BOUND NoT2 No 4 Pag Pa8- No7 Mlxe SoOO Silver fillings Â¬ Gold fillings Gold crowns 1500 60 eta np Â¬ Painless extraction 100 up 500 50 eta Lve Lve Lve Lve Elizabeth Lve Centreville Lve Newtown Lve C s Ry Depot b Lve Georgetown Lve Johnson Lve Duvalls Lve Paris e J R ADAIR D D S - Paris Ky opp Court house Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p 821 Main St Arr Dailv excent Sundav a Connects with L N b connects with Q C eoonects with Ky Central 53am 28am 32am 37am 10 43am Stamping Ornd C 50am 11 00am Swltzer 1107am Elkhorn 111 20am Frankfort a 9 10 10 9 xOam 5 40am 5 9 45am 5 50pm 55pm 6 03pm 6 17pm 7 flOam 20pm 7 51am 826pm 6 32pm 6 39pm 8 22am 6 49pm 8 40am 56pm 8 55am 7 10pm 9 15am 4tpm Telephone 79 a KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS PM AM 340 700 L- - N C FISHER Attorney-At-Law 42 750 Lv r10 840 Ar 830 Ar 616 1142 Ar Â¬ 70 lAr Georgetown Paris Maysvllle Winchester Richmond Frankfort 1028 61 Lv 930 540 Lv 545 12 Lv 709 25Lv 620 20 - Ar Ar 1120 7l AM PM Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway GEO B HARPER Gnl SupY JOS R NEWTON G P A Â¬ Phone np stairs 2 doon Weat of Boubbon News 58 tslifH- - D - L xw 1 ajBaI Â¬ Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 Â¬ Surgeon The Leading Specialists of America DEKK 20 YEARS IN Â¬ OHIO Â¬ Office Fourth and Pleasant Sta Office Hours 7 250000 Cured to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of younff and middle aed men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously Ihey may have a smart ing sensation small twisting stream pham cutting pains at times slixht dis charge difficulty in commencing- - weak nrsrftnu emissions and ail thfl STmntoms of nervous debility they have STRIC TURE Dont let doctors experiment on you by cattine stretching or tearina you This will not cure you as it will re turn Our NW METHOD TREATÂ¬ MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hence removes tho stricture Dermanently It can never return No pain no suffer ing no detention from business by oar method The sexual organs are ptrength ened The nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns Thousands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis ease Thoy are frequently unconscious of the cause of these symptoms G eneral Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail- Â¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- Â¬ ory Irritability at times Srrarting Sen sation bunken Eys with darlt circles Weak Bark General Depression Lack Varicocele fchrunkon of Ambition Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may be the cause Dont consult family doctors as they have no experience in theso special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on yon Consult Specialists who have made a life study of Diseases of Men and Women Our N E W METHOD TREATMENT wUl posi Â¬ tively curl you One thousand dollars for a caso we nccept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure 6aug tf Â¬ SMITH NON UNION AGENTS t ARNSPARGER 1MRAKE PARIS KY RELIABLE FIRE 5 BROADWAY AT LOW KATES 2lma99 tf Â¬ Â¬ an End Record of Me Scourge Newport News Va Aug 11 The yellow fellow epidemic is practically at an end The quarantine established by this city against Hampton and icinity was raised Thursday night The local quarantine against Nor folk wju be raised Saturday evening The record of the scourge to this date show a total of 43 cass of which 11 resulted fatally Twelve cases were discharged as cured nd 20 convalescents remain in the hospital at the soldiers home even People Irjured in a Wreck Bbinkley Ark Aug 11 A col- Â¬ lision between a passenger train on the Choctaw Memphis and a freight on the Cotton Belt at the crossing at this place Thursday resulted in the in jury to seven people two of whom are Â¬ Line Co will move their shops here from Manning ton Â¬ Arresting Prominent Reformers London Aug 12 The Cape Town correspondent of the Daily Mail says I learn from a prominent ex reformer that the Transvaal government has prepared warrants for the arrest el prominent reformers whenever the condition of affairs at Johannesburg provides an excuse The presumption is that President Kruger means to secure the leading Uitlanders as hostages the moment trouble arises Â¬ sists of three receivers one of which is seen just leaving the water in the picture The receivers are inclosed on three sides by wire netting and as the wheel revolves by means of the current each one is submerged beneath the water and scoops up the salmon as they jump the rapids The fishes are then shot into the wooden slide on the top of the axle of the wheel From this point they slip into the longer wooden slide and are hurled downward into the boat seen in the lower left hand corner WECURE GLEET Trees Flaws limes Â¬ manager to travel with then as the fat girl iuiss Havens is but IS probably fatally hurt rears old and weighs 500 pounds She lives with her parents on a farm and Sailed for Manila realized was two guineas Elephant Tusks United assists in all the work being especially San Francisco Aug- ll The both saxes Pretty Far Gone In States transport Morgan City sailed ftcpert in milking She is active in have the African elephant the Asiatic Some men are so disgusting ihat they ivory tusks while in for Manila Thursday night with 675 movement and quite good looking they are generally restricted to the are not tolerated around saioou At recruits and casuals aooard The Her parents are wealthy aud amply male chiaon Globe departure of the vessel was uneventful tbe to take care o her a circus Â¬ - Weighs 500 Pound Hagekstown Ind Aug 12 Miss Lucy Havens an Indiana girl living in Laporte county has received a great deal of attention lately because of her refusal of an offer of 25 per week from she finally set sail for New York on strung on a birch branch and dried in the sun and sprinkled with dust and June 12 1SS0 has had his stomach dug out to recover Had Been Shaking Loiik Enouxb the hook if he falls into the brook he At a recent duel the parties dis will swim away lie holds no malice charged their pistols without effect and is ready to bite again at the first whereupon one of the seconds inter Â¬ thing in sight posed and proposed that the combat- Â¬ Victorias Letter to Napoleon ants should shake hands To this the An autograph letter from Queen Vicother second objected as unnecessary toria addressed to the emperor of the Their hands said he have been French dated Osborne dune 29 1855 shaking for half an hour in French was sold recently in Lon A Queer Expedition The letter which deplores the don An expedition consisting entirely of ministerial crisis at that time existing women has been formed in Australia and apprehends others to follow as to explore the Solomon islands the sures the emperor that no change of home of the fiercest cannibals known government would ever coiruromise Hitherto white men have been able to that good understanding exist ng be penetrate only a few miles inland tween the two countries The price Â¬ Â¬ Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs Bmall Fruits and everj thing for Orchard Lawn or Garden We employ no agent bo sell direct at reasonable prices Dtrawberry and Tree Cataloguea or application to H F HlLLiSNMETTER L Telenhoaa coat XlNOTON Â¬ Kr 7s Insurance in the Hurst Home onF the policy holders fifty cents on the luaazed dodars durng the year 1897 Agent O W 4nParis Kt CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYIHTLIS GLEET STRICTURE TMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATT RAL DISCHARG Â¬ ES KIDNEY nod BLADDER Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If nable to call write for question BLANK for H0U5 TREATMENT Â¬ fcj---- - 8 Maine at Havana Iii wey sine a Walthain works cheap as any Admiral Dewey and apt Slgsbee have them Their lacsimile letters mailed to ngCnts New V S 1 V AMERICAN BE a AN madeot Steel front Buy watch tikti DULL 3IHi CO V JUidrn Lane York KennldyFkergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O i OZONK LABORATORY imircdiatelf PATADDUutreh byareusini our I ftrtrin relieved V IIAIATIO HOME T I K ATM EXT a ASTHMA Coniolote outttt effect andourby continued ie by man trial will convince I- - A 60 VV Jackson St Cbicag aM Sg 4 t l s m m tBv- - fiR-jj-- v THJli Xi JUiviJVit gent a i W TIE BOUflBOH DEWS Year Established 18811 Correspondence From Canada August 10th 1899 Tne entrance from La fee Ontario to Niagara river has been guarded for years by Fort Mississaugua on the Canadian shore and Fort Niagara on the Ameri can side Fort Mississaugaa has been abandoned for years and now marks the boundary of the Oban golf lions It has dungeon and is a point of interest for sightseers Fort Niagara was built two hundred and eleven years ago by the French and has been successively held by the French English and Ameri cans It is now garrisoned by U S A regulars mt it is not a stronghold The Northern and Western walls have fallen and the visitor only sees one cannon to remind him that it is a military post Inside the fort is a castle which contains a lookout several dungeons and a score of roouife which afforded accommodations for a large force of soldiers The present care taker of the old fort buildings is from Newport Ky and his bright young sons act as guides through the oastle and its dungeons Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Ninotentn Ft Mississaugua Canada Published every Tuetaay and Fi iday by WAffTER CHAMP Editor amt Oumen WIFT CHAMP Money all Iay ible to the order oChamp Slake Checks G derat etc The leading pnnlic event of the which was week was the Gymkhana flower carnival in which beautifully decorated traps bcycles and pony carts were conspicuous in the parade A golf tournament will be the BWell event for next week and it is expected to attract large crowds from Toronto Buffalo aud other points Wherever there is a beach and the surf at the seaside or tne lakeshore the bathing suit is a noticeable featuie of ones wardrobe During my stay in Canada I observed quite a variety of styles in this line the most striking be ing two suits of white flmnelette which were worn by Toronto ladies The Ken tucky bathing suits were all made of dark material and wrre very pretty and Â¬ Â¬ Cm MM pJ1 Bko ADYKRHH1NU RAT Kb Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser tion half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei tine eaoh Insertion Locals in blacl typ wenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituar28 cards of than ks callB 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 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The anti Goebel convention called to nominate a Democratic State tioket will be held at Lexington to morrow modest NUPTIAC KNOTS WC Brer Hiram Duley Democrat along with the other Flemingsbnrgers He has changed his already good paper to qnarto form and otherwise improved of the Times appears to have struck oil Engagements Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Tows Â¬ w it C C of suing the goverment for 250000 for putting him in prison for sending free love literature tbroneh the mails Charlie wants some more free advertip ing have made ample preparations for warm weather byput ing in fonr fans at their barber shop Three will be rnn by water power and one bv electricity whe yon get a cool comfortable shave tf Nature seems to be smiling on Canada just now and right well has she sue Moore of Lexington is thinking ceeded iu making it a charming place for persons from warmer climeeifto spend a summer vacation Every lawn is abloom with flowers and golden rod and wild roses flourish along the lake shore and the roadside The lake bretzes during the day make it possible for men to wear vests and high collars and the nights are cool enough to require a blanket on ones bed In Ontario province the harvest is just over coming later than it does in Kentucky and the crops were good The Kentuckian notes the absence of the tobacco patch from the meadows and hillsides but is delighted with the large orchards fruit raising being the principal industry in the country around Niagara The peach and apple crops are bountiful though the fruit is not as fine as that grown in the Bluegrass State the difference in quality being evened up by the reduction in price In 1894 300000 baskets of peaches were shipped from this section In the ride from Cincinnati to Canada one sees hundreds of acres in Ohio Pennsyl vania New York and Canada devoted to the raising of grapes for the city market The viLes run in long rows over wires stretched over the fields and the crop is very profitable Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Miss Mary Ellen Sigsbee daughter of Capt Sigsbee was secretly married last November to Balfour Kerr a well known water color artist of New York The engagement is annonced of Miss Carrie Gardner of Russell Cave and Mr V K Bayless of the Bayless Fruit Co of Lexington The wedding will occur on October 12th at the home of the prospective bride Miss Gardner ie quite well known in this city having attended ooarding school here for sev eral years Â¬ and sure medicine for irregular or pain- Â¬ ful menstruation It cures all 5 the ailments that are caused by irregularity such as leucor rhosa falling of the womb nervousness pains in the head back breasts shoulders sides hips and limbs By regulating the menses so that they occur every twenty eighth day all those aches disappear together Just before your time comes get a bottle and see how much good it will do you Druggists sell it at i Send for our free book Perfect Health for Women THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA A BIG CUT IN PRICES OF BRADFIELDS i FEMALE REGULATOR SUMMER GOODS i the safe is one sometimes the flow is and again it is too profuse Each symptom shows that Nature needs help and that there is trouble in the or- Â¬ gans concerned Be careful when in any of the above con- Â¬ ditions Dont take any and every nostrum advertised to cure female troubles too scant there are thousands of wo- Â¬ men who nearly suffer death from irregular menses Some- Â¬ times the period comes too often sometimes not often enough Every Month t FRANKCO 404 MAIN STREET PARIS KY PRICES TALK 25c Organdies now 15c 12 12c yard wide percales now 8 l 3c 10 and 12 l 2c Lawns now 3c 10c Ginghams now 8 i 8 l 5 Crawford Bros i -- Nature Ufratine is forgiving and will restore yonr diseased kidnevs that will give yon perfect health bv using Dr Sawvers For sale by W T Brooks for it insist on getting i Fnlweilers Cnbana if you want the beet We are sacrifiVinsr ladies tan Oxfords Call Irritating stings bites scratches wounds and cuts soothed and healed by Quickly cure constipation and n DeWitts Witch flzel Salve a sure aud safe application for tortured flesh build and invigorate the entire system W T Brooks never stripe or nauseate DeWitts Beware of counterfeits Little Early Risers W T Brooks of patrons testify to the great Scores For nice seed Rye go to Geo W shoe bargains bought from our bargain N freight Stuart directly opposite L counters depot Davis Thomson Isgrig ang4tf this week nothiner so romfortable on the feet these warm days Oavis Thomson Isgrio Between Cables photograph gallery and Rassenf asses on Main street Court dav a small envelope containing photograph films Finder will be re warded by returning to this office tf Lost We are the peoples friends We re- Â¬ Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspepsia because its ingredients are such that it pair your linen and put neck bands on cant help doing so The public can rely free Reed Steam Laundry Co upon it as a master remedy for all dis orders arising from imperfect diges Â¬ Auctioneer Forsyths Engage Â¬ in James M Thomas M D tion ments American Journal of Health N Y W T Brooks Sept 2 J M Scott Spl Com 220 acres of land near Shawban Three nice rooms on Fob Rent Sept 5th David Judys heirs 360 Walker avenue Apply to of land near Millersburg Â¬ 25c French Ginghams now 15c 12 l 2c Fancy Piques now 8 l 3c Shirt Waists at reduced prices Parasols at half price All goods new this season Come early and get choice l 3c Mrs Lauba T Taylor Franl Go vf a r medical science by an able physician able pastime with the summer visitor at I If such is the short storv of Dr SawyerB iue mite Miure ruruj uaiuiug cciu Xjittle Wide Awake Pills For sale by sailing and fishing following in the order named Every resort has its golf links W T Brook dotted during the hottest hours of the day with bright costumed bareheaded Cheap Excursion to Atlantic City players who pretend to enjoy the game On Tbunday August 17tb the Chesa The most striking golf suit I noticed peake ft Ohio Railway will sell round consisted of white trousers and scarlet trip ticket to Atlantic City and Cape coat which made the male player look May at 14 for tk round trip from like be was just waiting to join the ticktM tfood returning in 15 Italian with a hand organ irfop overs will be allowed at Wash ingtoB Baltimore and Philadelphia iu The pure cool air here makes cycling either direction which will enable mer over the gravel roads and cycle paths a chants to make a cheap tiip from Phila genuine pleasure Probably the most delphia to New York before they retarn home Tickets will be good going on beautiful ride in Canada is over the cycle the regular New York Limited train path which leads the wheeiman through leaving LexingtoL at 1M a m Thurs day Auguet 17 also on the Washington Paradise Grove then taking him along Express leaving 850 p m Sleeping a path which winds its way sometimes car berths are ft through to Atlantic within a few inches of the edge of the City bluffs which overlook the beautiful NiNo other excursion can offer such a agara river one hundred feet below varietv of interesting stop overs and This path leads to Queenston Heights side trips as does this to Atlantic City In addition to the trip to the Sea Shore and the Brock monument and affords ctops can be made at White Sulphur and the cycler a most magnificent view A at Covington Va For sleeping car res- certain degree of danger makes the path ervations or any other information attractive to many cyclers write or call on Geo W Barney Div Pass Agt Lexington Ky The Southern visitor to Canada is at once interested in the odd names of the Canadians and theifquaint expressions CITIZENS ATTENTION Mr Redhead is a man who furnishes boats bait and tackle to fishermen and Now is the time to bring in vonr en- a fishermans lunch is called a dig in gines mowers and farm machinery for Among the odd names of the campers in repairs Also Mower and binder blades the Chautauqua grounds at And dont forget your lawn mowers are the Winter bottoms the gas and oil stoves which I will make as Fairclotha the MulhollanSs etc The good as new Gas eteam and water pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All wealthy and influential Thompson faun ly from Toronto has the handsomest work guaranteed summer home on the grounds and the NEWHALIS MACHINE SHOP Kentuckians fonnd them to be charming people They gave a pleasant little party Cor Third and Pleasant St last night to the Lexington Paris contin- Â¬ Â¬ Take a pill that is a pill built on Golf is of course the most fashion- - j j Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ They are only bubbles those maiden fancies of- - love marriage and mother- Â¬ hood But what Weautitul bubbles they Au Interesting Jumble Of News And are Who desTiot wish that all these Comment fancies could end as did the old fairy and they lived happy ever stories Wild turkeys are plentiful in Jackson a ana 0wi p ivkj M county the bubbles and nothing remains of all the hope Gen Joe Wheeler has arrived at Hon and gladness of the bride olulu en route to Mauila but a bridal veil and a piece of stale wedding M Labori counsel for Dreyfus was cake shot from ambush yesterday iu Pans The only way in which happiness u A cablegram from Leghorn Italy be realized in marriage ti by feeing fore yesterday said that Admiral Dewty armed against its dangers Most yftiwr women are ignerant of tha fact was ill of fever means a Aerangenreat of the wom O anly functions which may Dngan laid down on the C Wm tracks at Maysville to sleep off a drum have far reaching conse qtiences after marriage and was killed bv a tram Wit If this derangement at m wants a street fair held the start there often fel The Democrat i low the drains ulcers at Harrodsbnrg It alo thinks that a tions and inflammations curfew would be a good thing for the which make lifane lonjf misery town A certain cure for irregularity and ether diseases peculiar to women is found The Morris Griffith feud his broken in Dr Piercers Favorite Prescription out near Whitesburg Clay county and It coatains no alcohol neither opium Deputy Sheriff Caldwell has been shot cocaine nor other narcotic SCINTILLATIONS k Â¬ Lt a that-ifereg-Blarr- M w5oy Â¬ Â¬ Niagara-On-The-Lak- e from ambush Rev Manhannes Mugurgich Chini geozin is the name of an American who preached Sunday in Louisville Why dont he change it Albert Isom a jockey tried to suicide at Lexington by shooting himself The grand stand of the Louisville ball park burned Saturday morning Loss about 12000 Members of the Madison County Game Club pledged themselves not to permit quail to be killed on their lands and will report any violator of the fish or game law The club offers a reward of 250 for violators I wan so weak I did not have breath to walk acrous mv writes Miss Isibefl room Miller of New Providence My pe Â¬ Calloway Co Ky riods occurred too often and the hemorrhage would bepro longed and the low of blood I also had very excessire soells which the doctor said were fainting- fits My stomach would cramp until I could not straighten I did not gain strength from one monthly period to another The was very weak and nervous all the time doctor told me he did not know what was the cause of my trouble and that I would never be any better I lived in this way from sixteen years old to twenty three when the doctor dis missed my case Alter this I was advised by a kind friend to try Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription which I did and before I haa taken two bottles of it I could work all day I took in all six bottles of the Fa- Â¬ vorite Prescription and about five vials of Dr Pierces Pellets I used no other medicine I have never had a return of this trouble since s JUST ONE PIUTE - LJK 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 Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets clear the complexion and sweeten the breath Carpets Mattings and Wall Paper to buy these things now and keep them until you need them for I am offer- Â¬ ing them at a reduction on the Spring price I am also closing out at VERY CLOSE PRICES what is left of During the Hot Weather You Want to Avoid Cooking Louis Saloshin Co E K DUKKEE Â¬ It will pay you A BOSOM FRIEND Thats the verdict of all our patrons on the shirt we sell them A man cannot enjoy a sermon a vacation a pic nic a dance or anything if his shift and collar arent just right We have the most attractive tine of shirts in Paris the latest things irf negligee for vacation trips and the cor- Â¬ rect things for germans and parties Take a look af them theyll talk for themselves Each fifty cent puschase entitles you to a chance o cash premium we give away the ist on the of every month Your Money Back On Demand When Possible We can supply you with Eatables that will prevent the Gauntlet Brand for stiffening colored MOURNING STARCH muslins especially MOURNING GOODS Manufactured by heat and worry of cooking In Canned Meats we have Boned Turkey Roast Beef Chipped Beef Veal Loaf Lunch Tongue Potted Ham Potted Chicken ERENCH ENTREES Calf s Tongue Braised Beef Veal and Green Pates Game Pates Swiss Cheese Pimolas Olives Walnut Sauce Cakes E R DURKEE CO New York Every genuine packet bears the registered Trade Mark ol the name and design of rne Gaunt- Â¬ let as well as a fac simile of their written signature For sale in REFRIGERATORS prints and ICE CHESTS BABY CARRIAGES See those Adjustable Awnings I am show- Â¬ ing Fit any window COS ajgai s Paris by etc PARKER Fourtn and Main Sts r JAMES Paris Ky Jas Fee k Son Louis Saloshin Co Elegant line of Pictures and Room Wood Mantels furnished complete uanuip Send me your old furniture to be re-Â¬ Undertaking in all its branches paired Embalming scientifically attended Your furniture moved by experienced CARRIAGES FOR HIRE hands HAMMOCKS J T HINTON to I i ysk TIE Nineteenth Year Establihed lllllll PEWS 1881 A Glorious Success The Elk Fair at Lexington last week was a great snccess and was the biggest show Lexington ever saw The people yearned for novelties and the Elks pro vided them They used printers ink lavishly and eveiy Elk took off his coat and worked for the fair Under these circumstances the fair could not be anything but a success Notwithstanding the enormous expenee incurred in giving the fair the management will net about six thousand doPars The Lexington Elks deserVe the highest praise for the success of the fair and everywhere one hears praises for the best people on earth The Floral Hall under the direction of ex Parisiau W K Massie was one of the best features of the Fair and was well managed The Elks will manage the fair again next year and will have Buffalo Bills Wild West as one of the attractions Paris sent up large delegations each day to the fair and most of the boys took in the Midway from end to end Â¬ Â¬ personal Mention New COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY SOCIALDOM lEnteied at the Post office at Paris Ky ool tss mail matter as of Mil Summer Society Events in Parisi and Bourbon The young society men of Paris will TUCKERS GLEANING UP SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY AUD SATURDAY AUGUST 3D 4TH TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICKS Oneyeai Payable in A rliHin ce 200 Six mouths A informal dance this evening at Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At thf Odd Fellows Hall The dance will The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And brin promptly at a quarter past eight Elsewhere oVIock givH nn AM 5TH 1100 Make alt Check Money payabletotheorderoCUAMP Orders Bro Etc The General Association of Colored Baptists will meet in this city to morrow W F Peddicord Co of thiscounty left yesterday with their thresher for Fargo North Dakota Capt Frank Webb of this city was conductor of the L N special train to Lexington fair last week We have just received a car of new Michigan white rye 15ang3t C S Phil Nippert Jr is at home from a three months stay in the mountains Miss Jeanette Lyle of Danville is the guest of Mr and Mrs J A Lyle Mr and Mrs Arthir Calvert of Covington are visiting relatives in the city Hon John B Chenault of Rich mond was in the city yesterday morning Miss May Hagele of Cynthiana is the guest of her sister Mrs J W Â¬ Â¬ You will find on the tables Lawns Dimities White Goods Table Linens Napkins and Towels Black and Colored Dress Goods Silks and Satins Parasols Hosiery Muslin Underwear Notions Etc All mut go to make room for our Fall purchases clty The Darby and Joan Club was en- OUR SALES HAVE SURPRISED YOU BEFORE THIS tertained Thursday night by Mrs Hugh ONE CAPS THE CLIMAX Montgomery at her home on Duncan evening in honor of her guesrs Misses Anna Garth Tarr anti Mrtry Be8t Tarr of near thid Â¬ The Sharpsbug World eays that Miss Lucv Royce gave a delightful en- - Seven Large Tables Devoted to This Sale tertaiument Wednesday Slade n Lexington with Mr Miss Bertie Minter spent last week avenue The club will be entertained Thursday niyht the 17th by Mrs Thompson Tarr at half past seven oclock at Mr J B Kennedys near this citv Come and see what we can save you All goods marked in plain blue figures Remember after the last day all goods go back to regular prices 539 Main Street and Mrs Early White Rye We have just received Gk White Rye Minter Mrs Henry Preston arrived last light from Ashland to visit reUtives iu a car of new Michigan white rye 15ug3t C S Brent Bko SUMMER TUCKER Brent Bro Yesterday in Judge Purnells court mm Dan Merrimau was fined ten dollars and costs for failing to support his children The drouth in Bourbon was broken The costs amounted to 21 by a terrific storm early Friday morning I have a few hundred bushels of nice and another ore Friday night The wind of the first storm tore off white seed rye for sale limbs of trees in many places and blew Goo W Stuart a of corn in various parts directly opposite L N freight depot down quantity of the county Rain also fell Sunday in Dr J R Adair will have his bowl- parts of the county ing alleys placed in position at the old In Clark county many barns were stand this week aud will be ready for the blown down and the Christian Church players the latter part of the week in Becknerville was unroofed The Citizens National Bank in Winchester was Five Cynthiana boys Ashley Ward struck by lightning and was considerably Trim fledges Roy Williamson Rubt damaged McMillan and Feuton Fields have enThe Friday night storm almost delisted in the army to go to the Phillip molished the Midway at the Elk Fair at pines Lexington blowing down tents and Union services will be held Sunday tearing things up generally The aninight at the Methodist Church Eld B mals in the Hagenbeck show were badly L Smith of Cincinnati will fill the frightened and the elephant got loose and place of Eld J S Sweeney in preaching went on a rampage the sermon Camp Meeting Closes Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The Drouth Broken this city Mrs Eail Atmbrook WANDERERS News from New ork states rhat Dr Chas Dangherty who has been ill of typhoid fever is getting along nicel The fever has left him and he will soou improve rapidly Hanna representing the Ken tucky Bureau of Agriculture will speak at the court house this afternoon at two oclock on the subject of Agriculture and Good Roads C M N is storing four thousand The L tons of coal in its bins here for use of the locomotives this winter This will release many cars for use that were formerly laid up here in the yards Myers a former L N conductor was struck by lightning a few days ago near bis home at Cowan Capt J H i narrowly escaped being killed He Um been confined to his home from the effects The camp meeting which closed yes terday at Parks Hill was one of the most successful in the history of the camp grounds The attendance was large and orderly and the number of campers exceeded that of former years The crowd Snnday was estimated at about seven thousand and was one of the most orderly crowds ever on the grounds Excellent sermons were preached in the morning aud afternoon by Rev George Stuart and at night by Rev Dr Boiling A very heavv rain fell at the camp grounds Snuday afternoon just as the excursion trains were leaving for Paris Lexington Winchester Cynthiana Rich mond and Maysville The management reports the meeting just closed to have been the beet held in years The old debts have been paid off and there is now money im the treasury Â¬ Â¬ and children FnriniHim In Serch of Pleasure and Qf relatives in Lexington Health at Summer ReaortH were feasts Miss Mary Irvine Davis is sojourning last week Miss Isabel Armstrong was the at Petoskev Micb guests of Mrs W V Lindsay in Lexing Among the Parisians who are now so ton last wee k journing at White Sulphnr Springs Rev and Mrs F W Ebnrhardt Virginia are Messrs J B Kennedy and left Saturday for a visit to relatives in L M B Bedford aud Mrs G B Alexander and Misses Kate Alexander and Woodford county Miss Emily May Wheat Mrs Nelson Fant arrived yesterday Nannine Clay from Flemingsburg to visit Mrs Ida of Lonisville is also at White Sulphnr Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock Rogers near Paris arrived home Friday from a delightful Editor J R Williams and wife of six weeks stay at e Falmouth were guests of friends here in Ontario Canada They are both Friday and Saturday wonderfully improved iu health Mre Prof A M intzeit and family have Dillard and daugh erg and the Misses ben spending a fortnight in the country Hunt of Lexington the other members of the Lexington Paris party will rewith relatives near Muir Mrs Chas Meng and children main until September 1st Rev F J Cheek left yesterday mornarrived home Satnrday from a visit to ing for a months trip to California and relatives in Mason county Oregon where he will visit an nncle Mr and Mrs J T Martin left Sat urday for a visit to their daughter Mrs Major Cheek who is iu the regular army service Thnre will be no services at Jas Douglas near Midway Mrs Florence Lockhart left yester the First Presbyteiian Church on Wed nesdays and Sundays until Rev Cheek day for a visit to Rev C Kelly and returns The Sunday School will be family in Birmingham Ala Ueld as nsnil at hnlf rmRt tiiiiH nn Son- MlM Imogpne Ficklin of Maysville day morninK8 if thp emest of Mis Edna Gren at Mr Mr- - J M Hall and Mrs Volney Fer W H Isgrigs on High street guson arrived home yesterday morning Ms J G Hanly and Mrs Emma from Estill Springs Easrin and children returned home Sat Mr and Mrs Sidney G Clay and urday after a visit to relativesMn the Mrs Mary Davis left yesterday for Â¬ Â¬ Niagara-On-The-LakÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ j Â¬ 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 FrtMirh Organdie now I2ic 85c Iinpoi tel Piqiif low 20c 25c Imported Piqne now 15 20c India Linens now 10 15c Madras Cloths now 15c liMWii- - now CONDONS BOUND TO GO NOW 8c 8c Cotton now 2 00 5c 25c 10x4 Sheeting now 18c 20c Bleached Vests now 10c 15c Lisle Vtsts now 8c 75c Tuble Linens now 50c 50c Table Lines now 3ic Hc bc Peuaug and Percales now 5c 20c Ladies and Cbilds Hose now 10c 50c Lisle Threads Hose now 25c 1 00 Summer Corsets now 50c Silk Umbrellas now 1 00 Ba 175c Kid Gloves now 100 tew of our great redkctions and by calling on us you will find everything else reduced likewise These are a rdl EMBEELLAS m 2M - RB G8WEREQ WHILE YOU WAIT AT MkLL iTFTii v Ml - The Alexander Cattle old Â¬ A gKEAK thief reached through an Th sale of the Alexander herd of exopen window of J W Hughes home port cattle which is always an event In on Seventh Ptreet several nights ago stock circles in Kentucky occurred last and stole his trousers from off a chair week There were five hundred fine The trousers contaiued a watch aud some cattle in the herd this year and Mr C money Alexander sold them to Louis Feltzer The City Council has granted Miss Son of Chcago Western agents of Sulzberger of New Frauces Butler a permit to elect a school Sehwartzcbild building on Pleasant street and work York for a private price The cattle will begin immediately on the structure will be shipped in November to London which will be ready for occupancy by to be used for Christmas beef This is the largest sale of export cattle made in Sept 5th when the school will begi he Eminence Constitutionalist in a The Committees Conferred lengthy account of a concert given in that city last week pays high compliThe Fiscal Court Committee composed ments to Miss Fannie Rion of this city of Justices Smith Weathers and Woods for a fine violin solo and Miss Oia Mayor Perry yesterday Â¬ Kentucky this yar Slaughter for a clever recitation seventh Volunteer Infantry was here last week to enlist men for service in the Phillippines He secured several recruits in Richmond and Cynthiana last week but did not get any in this Lieut Robt Sherrer of the Thirty -- city B F Buckmey representing the CenÂ¬ with conferred and Conncilmen OBrien and Parrish for the city and Messrs J T Hinton and W H McMillan for the citizens regarding the paving of Main street with brick or asphalt The committees adjonrned to meet again next Monday It is understood that all of the committeemen are in favor of paving the street Â¬ Smallpox In Kentucky tral Tobacco Warehouse of Louisville Last week two cases of smallpox were wishes to inform his fiiends that he will reported in Woodford and one in Clays ville Harrison county Dr McCormack will visit Paris every Saturda there- of the State Board of Health says that after and will advance money on tobac- smallpox has existed in forty counties in co crops letters addressed to him at Kentucky during the last eighteen Paris will reach him promptly months and that unless there is general vaccination and every precaution is Miss Nannie Roberts left yesterday taken as to sanitary measures with the for Frankfort to take a temporary pos- advent of cold weather the disease ition as stenographer in Auditor Samuel would spread rapidly Stones office Auditor Stone telegraphHeavy Passenger Traffic ed Saturday evening for her to come for filled the position Monday She The Kentucky Central branch of the weefes during Auditor Stores several N did an immense business Snn L canvas for the gubernatorial nomination day hauling nearlv four thousand exB P Holt has secured the agency for cursionists Of this number 3200 went the Lexington Steam Laundry to Parks Hill Camp Meeting and 690 went to Cincinnati Paris sent 340 people to Parks Hill Sunday and fifty The Anti Goebel Delegates one Parisians spent the day in CincinN handled the crowds A dispatch to the Enquirer Sunday nati The L stated that there were only four men without the slightest accident present at the anti Goebel convention in Kentucky Farmer Wins Again this city Saturday There was no conHal Woodfords good colt Kentucky vention held inne having been advertised or called On request of the anti Farmer whose two recent victories at Louis were the medium of a Goebel men Judge Harmon Stitt pre St pared resolutions asking admission of killing made by Parisians won the Â¬ the signers to the convention at Lexing- Ozark Stakes for two year olds Saturday ton to morrow During the day forty at the St Louis track The Stakes were two firstclass citizens called and signed valued at 1500 Kentucky Farmer the resolutions and twenty five were was the favorite and won by a small gin selected as delegates Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ be in Paris for the next ten days and Olympian Springs F1 W If Mrs Lizxie Champ wan in the city Meters Ed Tucker and John A B tBmL Saturdav en ronte from Milleraburg to Bower will leave Thursday for a trip to Winchester to visit relatives for a few Atlantic City Philadelphia New York FROM days and other points in the East Mr and Mrs Will Lewi of Wash i George N Parris will leave Thursday ington are guests at Dr NcMillaas in for Atlantic City Long Branch Man Em Pan Mr Lewis was formerly J hattan Beach and New York Mit Itis McMillan tThe editor of The News is at borne pr-- 9 Dr Frank lft yterday for from a pleasure trip to Toronto Quean LoniiviUa He will shortly and other to New I ston Niagara York to reraaii some time to take a points in Canada and Niagara Falls Buffalo and Cleveland special course in medicine Are advised that our stock of Mrs Sarah Dills of Harrison who Harwre Stoves and Tinware Wheat wanted Will pay highest has Vmo yiiting relatives at North price E F Spears Sons Middletown was in the city Saturday market is large and complete Our rf spending the day with friends i prices are as low as anyone We Mis Ma ie Millar danehter of OBITUARV make a specialty of Builders Tapt Jokn A Miller of Atlanta wh in th fitv vetfrdiv mnrninsr eu rorttp Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit Har ware Tin Roofing Slate dGalvanizd Iron Work Steel izens a brief viait to Winchester fer nd e erything pertaining to building We employ the Robert 8 Ranadell a moat respect- Ceilings Mis Marv Green and Mr Clifford ed citizen of Paris who has been in HI b st wo kmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See Green of Covington who Lav been health for past two years died Snn us before contracting the visiting Dr and Mrs Frank Fithian day morning at eleven oclock aged returned home yesterday afternoon sixty four years The deceased was WINN Prof John Burnara of the Univer born near Centerville and was an inhap dustrious business man an exemplary sity of Misaouri at Columbia who 7i 11 Successors to Coot 3 gneat of Mr Chas Stephens left citizen a kind father a devoted husband been a and a freind esteemed by all who knew yesterday for his home in Missouri Mrs Clark widow of Col W L him He was a member of the firm of Ransdell who had the con Clark of the 6th Kv Infantrv Orphan Sidener Brigade is here from Nashville on a tract for the brick work on the court Dr Chas honse J E Clays residence and many visit to hr brother-in-laother buildings He bore his sufferings Clark on Third street with Christian fortitude and did not Miss Mattie Grinnan came from Jel fear death his onlv thoughts being for N excursion to the lico Tern on the L welfare of the loved ones he wag 1 Cincinnati and spent Sundav with her leaving behind The deceased is sur parents in this city Miss Grinnan will vived by his wife and step son Robert continue to teach music during the sum S Porter to whom the sympathy of a mer at Jellico Wo hoist of the Greatest Values we ever offered legion of friends is extended The Missps Elizabeth Woodford and fnneral will take place from the resiAll Lidies and Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords and Martha Clay are members of a house dence this morning at half past ten pirtv which is being entertained in with services at the grave by Eld J T Slippers must go this month regardless of price Many Fleming county at the home of Mr Sharrard The pall bearere will be W than half price Our bargain table of G A Cassidy Other members of the A Parker Sr A J Fee J T Quisen lots go at partv are Misses Bessie Cassiday Lex berry George R Bell P I McCarthy broken lots is well worth your inspection all early and ington Millersburg John N Davip Wm Rion George Lura Letton get choice Bertha McChord Richmond Messrs Minter Thop Roy Letton Revnolds and Found A bunch of keys Owner McCrav Millersburg and Leslie Car can get them by proving property and siday of Lexington paying charges Â¬ city 3 n iH ruuAiKRftco OHE DOLLAR Â¬ UP On-The-La- ke OUR FRIENDS THE PEOPL- E- Â¬ t 33B Â¬ Â¬ 9SM Â¬ Â¬ LOWRY w 2000 les Â¬ BARGAINS IN SHOES p Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG Its the best five cent cigar in town Save f by buving your ladies and Fulweilers Cubana childrens shoes at Davis Thomson Isgrigs If your childs shoes are almost gone For white seed Rye Stuarta directly freight depot Â¬ Dont Monkey with apoor laundry if vou want first class work done or you will get the worst of ii in faded colors and rotted1 fabrics Wefuee nothing but the best soaps and washing materials hence your linen lasts longer looks better keeps fresh longer and gives more gen Â¬ eral satisfaction when done by our gen fect methods go to Geo opposite L W N get a pair of these low shoes offered at such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson Isgrigs aug4tf If you dont like a good smoke dont For Sale Four thousand four hun take Fulweilers Cubana dred No 1 sawed tobacco sticks Call on or address John H Deavebs SGHOQ L Paris Ky msm IHIIIGPKIT j Never were such values offered in shoes as we are selling daily from our Â¬ bargain counter Miss Frances V Butler WILL OPEN A y i TW m -- JK mm m esrrHliT0 Davis Thomson IThr Isqrio Hon W nhifkpn fped em in Stoarfs direct dapot opposite L4H freight tO KS SELECT SCHOOL Lock Box 206 Paris Ky M The Bourbon Steam Laundry Y 15auglm Phone 4 BRO Proprietor HINTON JR Main office at Parkerfc James M 5S y LOVE IN LOVE I came on Love all unaware He sat beside a brook And peered into the limpid wave With nenslve look His littU tow was thrown aside His golden arrows keen Around him made a circle bright Upon the green Pale were his cheeks and from his eyes The tears were like to rain And round about his dimpled mouth A trace of pain A tremble were his red red lips And Woe is me he sighed They never think that Love would choose Himself a bride They think forever he must give All youths and sweet Becoming mates tmins and round with joy Their lives complete Alas these mortal maids are fair Alas and woe is me I would I were a simple swuin In Arcady He ended pouting rosily Then all his arrows took And threw them at his counterfeit Within the brook Upstarting then he ran away And said Now 1 am free And I will wed the sweetheart maid In Arcady And I will dwell me in a cot With her I love so true With honeysuckle round the door And violets blue And she shall never know that I perceive from the noises behind us that the Lanzknecht had subsided to earth and was apparently abandoned there with hi wine hkm by his companions The sound of his voice engaged in a drunken monologue reached us Dcr rascal Braccio der knight of der noose und halter I will gif him der acco- Â¬ lade 1 But we lost the rest as we hur ried on the guards smiling to themselves and Braccio very ill tempered In a few paces we passed DAlegreV head quarters and through an open window I saw half a dozen of my late companions play ing at dice and heard Hawkwoods bass calling the mains A few steps more brought us to our point a fortified wing of the Villa Accolti itself and Braccio thrusting me into a strong room turned the key of the door and with a giuff order which I did not catch walked away Now indeed was I in a distressful state and the agony of my mind so great that I heeded not the pain of the cords but paced up and down like any caged animal I fully recognized that I was the victim of a deeply laid plot on the part of DEntrangues and saw clearly that I was completely in his hands It was a stroke of genius on his part not to interfere in any way to save his creature the wretched Tarbes That hasty order of DAlejrres had removed the only danger of his scheme be ing laid bare I tried to think out some plan of action but to no purpose for my mind Was altogether confused and bewildered ami I was incapable of thought The room in which was confined was bare of all fur not even a camp stool There was niture only one window and that iron grated was set high up near the ceiling The moon light Btraggled through the grating in long white ribbons and dimly showed up the walls around me Hour alter hour passed away I could hear the occasional barking of dogs distant cries of the sentinels as they called to one another and the sound oi the guard being relieved at my door Then the moon sank and the morning came From lieer weariness i threw myself on the lie v and fell into a troubled sleep from which J was aroused by the cords biting This and the constrained into my flesh position in which my arms were held gave tortuie I attempted bv shouting to at tract the attention of the sentic over me but though I heard the clod tramping up and down I recerVed no answer At about noon Braccio entered the eel lie informed me that my affair was to be dealt with by the duke in person and that I should make ready to go with him I replied that 1 was prepared to go at once and v ithoul more ado was escorted to the mam building of the villa I could see th it a considerable crowd was collected and from the litters and riding horses that were being led to ami fro perceived that some ladies had heard the news ami were come to gratify their curiosity at my expense and see such triads as I was to undergo I was led into the great nail which was full of people and in the gallery above the dais saw amongst other ladies the Duchess de la Tremouille and by her side Mme dEntrangues The latter kept her eyes down and tanned her self with a fan of peacock feathers which even at tiiat moment 1 was able to recognize as my gift On the dais was a table with seats set about it which were as yet empty At the seps of the dais stood DEntrangues and beside him a small man cloaked in a sad colored mantle with a keen cleanly shaven face and watchful tyes He held in his hand a sMi ill packet and surveyed me with no little interest DEntrangues did not meet my look and his hang dog face was turned towards the doorway immediately opposite to him In a moment or so the door was opened and the duke entered talking earnestly with a cavalier of a most gracious and distinguished presence Tremouille himself was a small slightly built man of features in no way remarkable but re deemed in some part by the alert intelligence of his glance In early life he had met with an accident which left him lame ever after Yet he was a good horseman and of a constitution that nothing could tire As for his companion his face was then strange to pie but in after times when I was admitted to his intimacy and honored with hisfriend t hip I came to know him as great beyond all men and this I do not say in gratitude for the debt I owe himy but simply to add my humble testimony to that of others his companions in arms and equals in station who with one consent allow him to be the glory of his age and of knighthood Immediately behind Tremouille came DAlegres and Trevulzio who had raised himself to his present high position and was a most capable soldier These four took their seats at the table and the numerous and brilliant staff of officers who accompanied them ranged themselves behind From the man ner in which the stranger took his 3eat I gathered and 1 was not mistaken that he was there as one of my judges and for the moment i wondered who he was That lie was of the highest rajik was clear from his aspect and bearing and from the fact that he wore round his neck the collar of the Holy Ghost The proceedings of this public court martial began at once It is needless to set their down in full detail DEntran gues stated his case DAlegres briefly set forth the action taken by him and Visconti and Hawkwood testified to having found their property in my possession nsder the circumstances already explained 1 will do them the justice to say that they did so with evident and genuine reluctance Tremouille who had doubtless heard all this before lis tened patiently to the end and then asked me what I had to say What could I say 1 looked at the faces around me and saw no sympathy I looked up at the gallery where tlie ladies sat and caught a whisper I do not care I know it is false he is not guilty The words gave me courage The charge was false Then I found tongue 1 asked if it were possible that I a noble whose career had hitherto been blameless could have suddenly become so vile as to sink to common theft I pointed out my long years of service and called DAlegres and Trevulzio under whose banners I had served to witness if they had ever known me sully Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ And now he had come apparently suddenly and without warning I felt sure that he brought war with him but had no more time A fair offer to think for he answered M dEntrangues can do no less than ac- Â¬ cept 1 Â¬ Was other than a swain Whose only care was his small fields Of vine and grain For her Ill clip my snowy wings And lay them at her t And say These trophies of the chase I give thee sweet And were they mine and could I fly Id clip them dear for thee To dwell forever at thy side In Arcady Chicago Daily Record Â¬ tv s feq Ak si Co 1 Â¬ Copyright All 1895 by D Appleton rights reserved 11 C11APTEB RUIN 1 started at the mans words and my rage and despair may be imagined when 1 saw tliit be proposed to bind me noble like any thief From this 1 hoped to escape by bringing on death and on a sudden hil the guard next to use on the face with all my force Down he went like an ox and I made a rash to the tent door little doubt ing that I should be cut down and put out But they were too quick J of my miser was one and they were many In a band turn 1 was tripped up my wrists securely fSstened behind my back and any further resistance on my part impossible The man whom I felled scrambled up and attempted to brain me with the butt of his spike as J went down but Braccio struck him sense less with the hilt of his sword and this time ie lay in a huddled heap quiet enough 1 besought Braccio to give me my parole swearing on the faith of a gentleman on the honor of a Sarelli that I would not attempt escape and would go with him quietly if I weie but fi ee from the ignominy of the cords that bound me Shut the cage door keep your bird he I have to answer for jou laughed brutally 1 weigh the faith of a gentle to morrow and man and the honor God save the mark of a Savelli as that he snapped his fingers when it comes to a consideration of So your Braccio Kortebraccios head knighthood must even go as you are with my loveknots on 3Tou Here two of you take charge of this tent and see after Ar nulf there I never thought his skull so thin march And in this manner was I led out two men in front of me two behind one on either hand all with their weapons ready whilst the provost himself brought up the rear with his drawn sword in one hand and a lighted torch in the other Not that light was needed for the moon had risen and I believe however that was in its full Braccio held the torch so that the additional light might the more clearly show who his prisoner was and I hung down my head as with quick steps we marched to the mili Â¬ tary prison Qui vive la the challenge rang out and on the instant the provost recrisply plied France and Tremouille Pass on and the sentry one of Buci caults arquebusiers looked at us curiously And now to add to my as we went by shame we met face to face a group of late revelers returning to the camp our called out a gay voice Diablo respectable provost is at work I see What have you got there Braccio 1 shuddered for I recognized Bellegarde young noble of the Franche Compte who had come to seek glory in the Italian war Close up men another of my strayed lambs brought back to the fold Visoompte - pardon me it is late and I must hurry on But Bellegarde was merry with wine he Not til you have drunk our health laughed barring the way with his drawn Lowenthal here has rapier as he added of wine from the Ilhineland have a a skin pull t it man and let us see the prisoner Bhten Dcr brisoner first he will hang and the half pefore der hcrr brovost thrust his wine skin drunken Lanzknecht toward me have you a Gentlemen gentlemen and Braccio Yiscompte See here care Bellegarde whispered to aid the latter and then My God Come on Lowenthal Let them hastily Â¬ Â¬ But Trevulzio then cut in pointing out that practically the case was proved That to allow me the ordeal by combat would upset all the course of military discipline under which he thought the matter should be decided Even if the oiJeal of battle was allowed and I won it would not prove my innocence in the face of the damning evidence agamst me If there is any shadow of doubt your excellency and DEntrangues advanced to Messer the table this will clear it up Vieri kindly hand that package to the duke The man whom he addressed who was no other than he whom I had remarked on en- Â¬ tering the justice room as DEntrangues companion stepped forward and placed the packet before Tremouille who opened it amidst a dead silence Messer Vieri how did you obtain this a ed Tremouille The matter is simple excellency replied the banker but first may I ask if madame the duchess recognizes the trinket The circlet was handed to the duchess w ho said in a low voice It is mine it was stolen from me a month ago on the 7th of March On the 8th of March a packet was delivered to me at my house of business by one iirhes calling himself servant to the Cava Si ie di Savelli Ue did not know the con tents of the parcel but it was sent to me for Eafe keeping by his roaster so he said I gave him a receipt for it I myself did not know what the nature of the packet was un- til to day but hearing the charges preferred against the cavaliere I opened the case and at once recognized ma lames circlet which 1 hare the pleasure to restore How did you come to hear these charges against the Cavaliere di Savelli asked Bayard I was informed of them by the knight Messer dEnlrangues That is to say M dEntrangues must have known that the jewels were pledged to j 011 Is this not odd It was a straw of hope that floated to me and I could scarcely breathe DEntranj 1 was told of the however replied boldly matter by one Tarbes a servant to M di Savelli 1 burst out ou forget to add that he was a creature of yours whom I employed on your recommendation DEntrangues made no reply and Bayard M dEntrangues appears to have said usurped the functions of the provost and pb ed catch pole Could we not see tins I arl Call Tarbes said the duke Braccio came forward and explained that he had been dealt with summarily under the orders of the lieutenant general said Alegrcs in astonishment Miiu Yes excellency he was the prisoner whom your excellency ordered me to hang last night A pity remarked the duke and Trevulzio between whom and DAlegres there v u little love smiled I suppose you have nothing to say to said Tremouille tome this 1 was not in the camp on the 7th Where were you But this question I could not answer for I caught Mme dEntrangues eye imploring Â¬ Â¬ pen Whilst the sentence was being carried out Tremouille sat apparently absorbed in thought When the provost broke my sword he rose to leave the room and as he passed DEntrangues the duke stopped Monsieur he said you have mistaken your vocation His majesty does not desire his officers to be thief hunters For such talents as yours you will doubtless find room elsewhere and 1 have to tell you that the king my master regrets he has no further need of your services When I left the door of the justice room had to pass through the main courtyard I and run the gauntlet of open scorn and con tempt bestowed upon me by all assembled there It was a great thing for them for those whom the French call canaille we have no such appropriate word in our own tongue to see a noble dragged in the dust and covered with infamy And they did not spare me taunt and jeer passed from mouth to mouth Some even would have gone sc far as to strike at me had not their officers prevented them Ah Croque mort exclaimed an arque busier you should hang but the man stepped back a half pace at my look and gaining the outer gate I pressed on hardly knowing whither my steps led me I soon found out 1 was going in the direction of Â¬ f m - HggStfl BBS seitH m - JiJ it JJM jEMSBaBtfl Rin otrt tt 14 Rlng m the new VwiwSrLNSt WlftfiJy all ft8kafe 1 urBK xmy ft e brjn2 f yoi new sm Norway or ut from t DR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS Improved Natures most natural remedy science to a Cure for coughs other place for me at present I made no alteration in my course but anxious to get on as fast as possible quickened my pace almost to a run until I was tired out and perforce Â¬ Arezzo itself and as that was as good as any diiHP s - lis I compelled to go slower This happened when 1 had covered about a mile and was beginning the ascent leading to the town and here I heard behind me the clatter of horses hoots and looking back beheld a party riding in my direction I turned aside and concealing myself behind the stem of a locust tree waited until the riders should pass This they did in a few moments and I saw it was Tremouille and his staff returning to the town By the side of the duchess who was riding with her husband was Bayard mounted on a bay English horse which be managed with in finite grace and dexterity Mme de la Tremouille was in th best of humors most probably at the recovery of her circlet for she was laughing gayly as she said something but they went by too rapidly for me to catch the words When I hastened from the scene of my condemnation I bad no other idea but of Â¬ Â¬ iiiiwrvt Pine-Tar-Ho- ny colds and ail inflan4 surface the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes of The sore weary couli worn Lungs re exhilaÂ¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and thv inflared membranes are healed and soothtd so that ther 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best possible educational advantages A way has been before them provided in the New Werner Edition of the Encyclopaedia Britan nica complete in thirty volumes Â¬ I SNAKE CHARMING Tricks of the Hindoo Fnkirg in ling the Venomous Reptile - Hand- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ iuM J2uSBk 1 m Â¬ JrVy Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ P -- eati Degraded Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - me to silence I looked back at the duke and as I did so felt that Bayard had followed my glance and that his eyes were resting He glanced down alon madames face most as soon as I did and turned to me and there was a grave encouragement in his look from which I took heart To me it was a great thing to show I was not at or near the camp on the 7th and yet if I did so I would harm ruin a womans name It had been as I know I will less frolic I swear this come to judgment before a higher tribunal than that of man and yet had I spoken there would have been but one construction I hated DEntrangues too and this Yould have struck at a vital part For a second I hesitated and looked up once more at madame She was pale as death I looked at Bayard and his glance seemed to penetrate my thoughts I cannot say There was a sound of a gasping sigh and The peacocTv fan fluttered a heavy fall slowly down from the gallery to my feet and lay there with its hundred eyes staring at me This ruins you exclaimed DAlegres Think again before you reply said the 1 will give you time duke I thank your excellency but I have no Â¬ 1 The exhibition of the East Indian fakirs during- which the deadly cobra is made to dance to the music of a flute have created a popular impression that these creatures are extremely sensitive to the sound of music Dr J C Thomp son says that demonstrations of this character are only tricks on the part of the clever Ilindoo and the cobra instead of being in an amiable and fascinated condition as it waves its body to and fro is really in a fit of intense anger The trick is simple Whenever the reptile is annojed it has the habit of elevating the 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Germany m honest vost a health drink to der man wine What No Then will knight and Lowenthal halter man to you swaying to and fro he attempted draw his sword for Braccio was Matters were at a crisis longer M this with any not to be trifled and the others with juncture Bellegarde on dragged him again intervened and provost instantly The Lowenthal away forwards with a hurried good night rressd We did not go so fast however as not to Â¬ Â¬ TO H hard put for money said Tremouille 1 admitted the fact and also admitted that at the time 1 stood there I owed money lost at play but that the sum did not amount to more than 50 crowns and there was twice that amount due to me from the Military chest 1 then went on to point out how unlikely it was that even if 1 had stolen the jewels 1 should have hoarded them up and not turned them into money my honor It is known M di Savelli that you are I never saw him be- Â¬ If you want a ticket for him youd better ask that old gentleman down the aisle He got on with him Philadelphia Press Between Two Fires The young doctor and his friend the drug clerk were sitting at the club for which I allowed I was pressed and window when a richly dressed lady I was the victim of a wound up by saying 1 was prepared to as passed by tones conspiracy and that And now in a few brief words heard my There goes the only woman I ever sert my honor man to man against DEn trangues or any other who would take up sentence and it was carried out at once loved remarked the young M D Braccio himself hacked off my spins mv his cause That so queried the other Then What say you my lord of Bayard and sword was brought in and solemnly broken why dont you marry her Tremouille turned to the stranger who sat and I was warned to leave the camp within Cant afford it replied the doeier beside him Even whilst waiting for his an hour on pain of being hanged as a thief she is my best patient I had was declared confisChicago answer and on the cross with anxiety as I Such property as 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yoti know how to le move paint dear Mr Flirt Hum yes I might kiss you St Louis Republic I favor business reform Tis needed Ill agree Ill gladly work for any which Does not begin with me Washington Star An Object Lesson Jaggles Why do you call your boy The Individual Attitude patriotic Waggles Because when the doctor got through covering him with strips of plaster he had enough stars and stripes on him to make a flag K X World Close Question Isnt it good to have a close A Dick Rouen one of the principal cities of France and the greatest seat of its cot- Â¬ ton manufacture possesses the oldest One Exception I am reduced from affluence to beg public clock in the world The great Rouen clock has held its place in that gary he faltered city for 510 years and is the pride of its In as few words as possible she broke citizens Placed in 1389 it has been their engagement running without interruption from I wish to show she observed haughtily that women contrary tc that day to this requiring nothing ex Â¬ general report do not necessarily care cept cleaning and a few trifling repairs of lor things just because they are re- hadits accessory parts The great clock so accustomed the citizens to look duced Detroit Journal upon its exactitude as a matter of course that when in 1572 the breaking More Trnth Thun Poetry The worlds a stage and petty thieves en of a wire prevented its sounding five act a dangerous part oclock one morning the population While those who rob us largely are mas- - was in a state of consternation tprs nf thpir art The magistrates summoned the cus Â¬ The vilest thieves will stoop to rob a hen roost or a hen todian Guillaume Petit and remonBut robbing banks of millions make if strated gravely with him Until 1712 thieves gentlemen the great clock had no pendulum For Chicago Daily News 323 years it had no other regulator than Accommodating a foliot an apparatus unknown to Do you send home your customers the majority of modern clockmakers purchases inquired the new custom- The pendulum in clockwork was intro er in the wet goods emporium duced in 1G9 but so well satisfied were We do more than that sir replied the people of Rouen with the time We often send keeping qualities of the genial proprietor their famous old Chicago Daily clock that 53 years were allowed to pass home our customers News before a pendulum was substituted for the foliot Equipped with this new Luck Wan Agrainst Him A California man tried the other day apparatus it has continued to this day to strike the hours and chime the quar- Â¬ to smoke in a powder mill ters What luck did he have It was the coroners who had the AMERICAN GIRLS RETORT luck They sat on his remains in four Cleveland Plaii different counties Her Quick Wit and Knowledge of Dealer French Onee Stood Her In Still in Demand Good Stead Martha theres no use in growin hay any more The autymobiles will As one of our countrywomen was run horses out of business going down the rather narrow stairs Dont git discouraged Jonas So- that lead from the house to the gar- Â¬ ciety folks will have to have their hay den at the American embassy she met Chicago Daily three or four young attaches of forÂ¬ fever jis th same Record eign legations who were entire stran- Â¬ gers to her says the St Louis Globe Sermon Meter Democrat Their politeness induced This is a rule by which to determine length of hit them to stand aside for her to pass By words of the preacher the sermon but their courtesy did not prevent their When he says firstly you know hes be making audible personal comments gun When he says lastly hes only half done They seemed to take it for granted that French was an unknown tongue to udge Americans DECIDEDLY DANGEROUS Look at her vellow dress its verv pretty said No 1 fW Wy- C415 Yes but she has on white gloves announced No 2 She has good teeth said No 3 x And an enormous mouth added Â¬ junior member of a Dearborn street law firm reports the Chicago Tribune tells this story of one of his A first clients I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ older members by looking after the minor cases One day a ing man called at the office and inquired if I could give him an hour of my time and what w ould be the cost I told him and he accepted the terms but added This is not to be a consultation I 1 do not want advice or assistance know perfectly well what I am going to do but I want to talk I have no friend to whom 1 can unburden my- Â¬ self but if 1 pay you to listen I shall have a right to talk to you freely for the time agreed upon I agreed to this strange proposition and appointed an hour at noon the following day The man came promptly and i took out cigars and told the ofiice boy we were not to be disturbed for an hour Mind the man said T dont want you to interrupt me I am paying you to listen Then he began For one hour he talked as one who never in his life luid unburdened himself to a sympathetic listener I listened without saying a word When the clock struck one the man ceased talking paid his fee took up his hat and walked out Six months later looking over the daily paper the story of a suicide at one of the hotels attracted my attention The name was that of my talk- Â¬ ative client I have always believed that if he had had some one to talk to again he would not have committed suicide well-appear had just been appointed junior member of the lirm and relieved tlie incident occurred at Chevy Chase Gcf club one of the prominent organizations near Washington during a meeting be twen these two ardent golfers The doctor discovered that his ball teed up in tempting stvle for a fine brassie shot and with the utmost deliberation he went through with the preliminary waggles and with a supreme effort missed the ball For fully a minute he gazed at the tantalizing sphere without uttering a word At length JusDoctor tice Harlan remarked solemnly that was the most profane silence I ever Pittsburgh Dispatch listened to Â¬ Â¬ of brain work will destroy more brain tis ue than a whole day of 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coming She O Im not afraid Are you better hurry Miss Gwen Papas Crying like all fury doing housework and Mammas on the jury Chicago Daily News With Natures grandest works she said He looked and read Art cant compete This sign Take Some Ones Sarsapa Semi Annual Experience It takes Wife after house cleaning woman to bring order out of chaos Â¬ Â¬ SHOULD VT ASK QLESTIOS a rushing wildly around It takes a womto make a chaos that looks like oran der N Y Weeklv Husband after his belongings A Hits nme Yes her mother wanted her called Fantine and her father insisted on Ella They called her both I suppose Yes Ella Fantine and shes the Cleveland smallest girl in her class Plain Dealer An Event to Remember Your Aunt Maria bears herself like Mr Stickley And what time do you a woman who has known some remark Â¬ have supper able experiences in life Yes she fainted once and a man Sweet Child Dun no exaetly but di Â¬ rectly youre gone Ally Sioper had to carry her up three flights of Detroit Free Press stairs Doing Him Justice Hopeless Theres one thing Irate Father as a rock is and yet Firm thats wonderful about you No hope do I possess Dudeson Awl Whats that Of winning her because she is So steadfast in her fickleness Irate Father That a spongy head Criterion like yours doesnt absorb anything Harlem Life WHY HE WEPT A fectly said the owner of the enormous Ocean The women in the row back of the mouth turning suddenly upon them and would like to say that her ears two imposing young persons seemed to are even bigger than her mouth This be impressed They studied the braid In French and with such an air of giv Â¬ ing on the girls white Eton jacket and ing impersonal information to nobody furitively admired the scarf on her in particular that it was quite as if sailor hat They whispered approving she had been kindly helping strangers comments on the summer costume Then the curtain went up and the girl to information out of a guide book The men had just enough presence of removed her headgear The leading lady had just appeared mind to flee the premises when one of the women back of the girl clutched her companions arm and Why Women Fight Seasickness whispered Are women more subject to sea Â¬ Cash sickness than men An Atlantic cap There was a piercing scorn in her Yes but on the other tain replies hand they stand it better A woman tone that made it carry The girl in struggles up to the point of despair white heard it and spasmodically put against the what might call the im Â¬ her right hand op to the coil of pretty propriety of the thing She isnt so blonde hair Then she flushed a painful much tortured by the pangs as she is crimson Stuck among the shell hairpins was a worried by the prospect of becoming disheveled haggard and draggled She bit of lead pencil with a piece of soiled 4ght8 against it to the last and keeps rubber in the end The horrid women up appearances as long as she can hold who had envi ft her as the possible daughter of a Millionaire had guessed up her head that she was a clerk in a downtown deTyphoid from Fliex partment store Dr IT O Howard the entomologist jf the agricultural department is cred WHY HE WEPT ited by a Washington correspondent with saying that it is the judgment of Ills Mother Told the Chnbhy I rohin Where and Iov He Had the highest authorities that a consider Â¬ Been Hurt able part of the typhoid in camps dur- Â¬ ing the Spanish war was due to the A very fat little boy with chubby lees flies which carried the contagion that stuck out at rig ht angles from his watermelon shaped body sat in a THE MARKETS His fond Georgetown ear one day mamma was engrossed in says she Cincinnati Aug 14 4 Of LIVESTOCK Cattlecommon 3 B ing and says being with her com- Â¬ OJ 4 fcO Selec butchers panion and Master Chunk made up 6 75 t 7 5 CALVES Fair to trood light 4 10 3 50 HOG Coarse and heavy his mind that hed ike to look out of 4 35 ftc 4 aS Mixed packers He rolled over and the window 4 70 4 o Limit shippers r 4 IS 4 00 SHEEP Choice climbed up on the seat says the Washin5 50 6 50 LAMBS Spring g-ton Post 3 25 a 3 60 FLOCK Winter p itent t9 UK A IN Wheat No 2 red iow dont do that said mamma 66 No 3 red You know youve had one awful fall oZH Corn No 2 mixed SSfe Oats No 2 to day doing that so sit right down 56 Kve No 2 Where did I fall maV he piped 10 25 HAY Prime to choice Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ y- 44 c And she understands French per- Â¬ theaters one night recently with the air of a princess just in from her summer palace She was accompanied by a young man who had an opulent appearance The girl sank into an orchestra chair adjusted her glass and tried to look bored while her escort glanced at the boxes gays the Chicago Inter Â¬ To Cure a Cold la One Bay Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25e Take no substitute claimed to be as pood Larpet maker t of S3 and ssVi shoes In the world Your dealer should keep them If not we will send you a pair on receipt of price State kind of leather size and width plain or cap toe W ur hir W L DoifflM aad prteo stamped on bottom L Catalogue B Free DOUGLAS SHOE CO Brockton Mass Left Hi Name Lady A gentleman called you say Did he leave any name Parlor Maid Oh yesm He said it was Immaterial Boston Traveler Is taken Internally CONSTIPATION move them except by using hot water Injections Cbronic constipation for seven years placed mo in this terrible condition during that time I did every thing I heard of but never found any relief such was my case until 1 began using CASCARETS I now have from one to three passages a day and If I was rich I would give 10000 lor each movement it ayimeu L Hint is such a relief 1039 Russell bt Detroit Micb Â¬ Halls Catarrh Cnre Price 75c I have eoiie 14 days at a time without a movement ot the imtvcli not beiug able to If 1 were to die you There Now She get another wife like me would never He What makes you think Id ever want Wasp another like you Well then Do you know how to wash you know how to dye that is it you use Putnam Fadeless Dyes Just boil the goods with the dye thats all Do you want to be unique Learn to tell the facts in a story without any emAtchison Globe bellishments Â¬ CANDY Â¬ TRADE MARK REGISTERED Pisos Cure is the medicine to break up childrens Coughs and Colds Mrs M G Biunt Sprague Wash March 8 94 A man who can be fooled the same way four times is a tool Atchison Globe Good Never Sicken Weaken Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good r Gripe 10c 20c 60o Hew York Do CURE CONSTIPATION Sterling Remedy Companj IMeagn Bontreal 322 QS3 fJLV i 1000s of UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS SAV z JBM Does your head ache Pain back o your eyes Bad taste in your mouth Its your liver Ayers Pills are liver puis They cure constipation headache dyspepsia and all liver complaints 25c All druggists I Piiid i - Permanently euros all Itching Burninc Scaler Scalp and Skin Diseases such as Bait Rheum Re zema Bcald Eead Chilblains Piles Birns BalY Uutnors Dandruff Itching Scalp Fulling 41air tthickcnimr and making it Soft Silky ar d Luxuri Â¬ ant All race BrapUons producing a Soft Clear It contains nt Beautiful Skin and Complexion Lead Sulphur Cantbarides or anything injurious easy great seller Lady canvassers mnkelSl An to 3 a day Druggists or mail SOc Capillar Manufacturing Co N Y Address T lflS1 MANSFIELD Afft GLEN KIDCIE X r EDUCATIONAL Prepares tor Government Academic- and Colleges Full Commercial Course Major B F HYATT A M Principal W KST LFBANOX N li - new hampshire Military academy A N I brown or rich iihii a BOCT8 OF Druggists Vaut your moustache or beard a beautiful i DPinisiiiniJAiAO nvc for the DUUMHUnrim OUIL Whiskers on R P Then use Hall Co K E 1774 WHEN nsmu N M WRITING TO ADVERTISERS please Mte that you saw the Auvertiwe KVDt in thit paper Aids Digestion SETlf life rj Jcaft A5A DR IKOFFETTS Regulates tbe Bowels Makes Teething Easy TEETHINA Relieves PROVISIONS Mesa pork Lard BUTTER hoice dairy Choice cn amey APPLES Cnoice to lancv POTAIOE- - New p r orl FLOUR Winter Patent GRAIN Wheat No 2red N I Chicago Spring i Q 9 50 12 Qi 5 10 20 aj 125 1 35 15 1 w 50 5 To- - CHICAGO 3 45 67 21 iu 3 Life would be truer at the core And shorn of much distress If wed laugh at our own troubles mora And our neighbors troubles Itsfi L A W Bulletin Doable Reform COhN OAT--N- o No POKK LAUD ff I 1 Mess s eam t 2 31 s i4 21 7 50 5 10 3 60 fo 8 w 5 25 3 81 7 w4 old and you are will be 50 strange marriage Daughter X Y Time Evens AH Thingi Father My dear this seems like a 2S J- - 1 - U NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red OKN No 2 mixed KYE Mixed OAT PORK New WeS L AKD Western BALTIMORE C Q q He is but IS years When he is 40 you y ut 11 3s 2r K 00 r 12 03 o 57H No indeed Weekly Ill stiil be 28 Yonkers Statesman Heavy Freight Charges Salvations free the preacher said plate lder passed the Salvations free for you and me But we have to pay the freight Puck As the A Setting Herself lllfrht I wont have you kissing that butcb y right under my nose Bridget are it was not under your nose but his own that I kissed him mum run away with your friend cant you forget her Yes I can do that but my poor friend to think what hes got to en dure Heitere Welt The Same ttlrl Fair Lena at the window O dont despair If your wife has FLOUR Family UKA1N Wheat No 2 red Southern torn Mixed Oits No 2 white Kve No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOOS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Oats No Corn No 2 2 3 25 Ft 3 50 TIM 72 35M -- 7M 7i 65 27 35j ua gj In tthe street car Did I hurt myself he asked Yes she answered Where and he looked anxious On the hand his mother replied Master Chunk raised one cushion of a hand to his head and then without the slightest warning he let up a roar that would have made the bull of Baslian green with envy All the way up to High street mamma was busy comfort- Â¬ ing him She had recalled a painful circumstance to him and he wept wept the more loudly since there was no present pain to distract his attention And the woman across the car said if he was her child hed stop yelling or shed know the reason why funny incident happened during1 a performance of Macbeth in Dublin In the sleep walking scene when the nurse and the doctor appear on the stage together and confabulate with one another a loud voice suddenly called out from the gallery causing a roar of laughter in the middle of a most serious scene Well doctor is it a boy or a girl A shrilly tbe LL I xjj Bowel Troubles of lixirTM Jfl TEETHING POWDERS Children of Any Age Costs Only 25 Cents Ask Your Druggist for it TEN DAY RAIL AND LAKE EXCURSION TO MACKNAC ISLAND LEAVING CINCINNATI AND INDIANAPOLIS 4 80 4 90 biU 5uO 5 10 66 Ipwt the Actors Gravity VIA THE CHDRpDC ONLY TUESDAY AUGUST 29 Steamer a ROUND mixed mixed 32H 2i 3 45 34 ist Â¬ LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wbeat No 2 red VIA RAIL TO TOLEDO AND AN 810 MILE LAKE TRIP 522 TRIP Ot PORK LAKD Corn Mixed Mixed 3 55 fo 70 34M 9 i Side C Me8 sii CO Steam 55 At Very Low Rates have been arranged to THE SOO DULUTH THE SNOWS and HARBOR SPRINGS For Stateroom or Berth Reservations and Information of any kind call on your D Agent or write H D G EDWARDS Passenger Traffic Manager Cincinnati 0 excuses for every feller in the class Father Who is the best writer in your class Hobby Hobby Jack Hulger He writes the Jewel In winter shook the mat But now she floods the flowers And likewise floods your hat Chicago Daily News Judge Time to Spare J doni believe that time is money Do vou No 1 usually have time to spare The greatest evil perhapu said the lean passenger of profanity Is its inadequacy interrupted the fat passenger who had discovered hie pass was at home in his other vesti Train Talk LjH UlBKBIBBHNlBNiHNM IHaHB4HHiHHHBIHyiiH2SH Philadelphia Bulletin Indianapolis Journal To cure or money refunded by your merchant so why not try it Price SOc m 8 HIGH THE BOURBON NEWS PAHIS HY TUES AY AUGUST 15 BfilCBE 189 9 1 W MEETING Foul Smelling JULY 21 30 1S99 Â¬ Low ratfs daily over the Qnnen Catarrh is Crescent Rome Social Suuday Excur- diseases andone of the most obstinate hence the most difficult sions See suinll bills or ask agents for to get rid of lull particulars There is but one way to cure it W J Uinearson G P A The disease is in the blood and all the Cinciunati O sprays washes and inhaling mixtures in the world can have no permanent HIGH effect whatever upon it Swifts Spe- Â¬ GRADE cific cures Catarrh permanently Catarrh THE PASSING OF MANDEVIL VsrVNrvAi5v5vvs nel vvANv Â¬ KOClOl Digests what you eat The Millersburg Training School Q iiiiiiiiiiiiniiTiTirWrV- - iiliniiHill the only remedy which can reach the disease and force it from the blood Mr B P McAllister of Harrodsburg Ky had Catarrh for years He writes I see foriti9 marks Spasm of the glottis said the colocd enough for a jury but what u Mandevil was quite clear he was going 1 die oi that uight and what I am quite It artificially digests the food and aids tlear I saw hmi die of was just simply Nature in strengthening and recon- Â¬ strangulation There came that which structing the exhausted digestive or- Â¬ took him by the throat and clutched the gans It is the latest discovered digest life out of him between a pretty little ant and tonic No other preparation I saw the can approach it in efficiency thumb and four 0 fingers It in-Â¬ Now as Mandevil had come to an end in the midst of the supper crowd aj the BOYS and YOUNG MEN 77 nf Bavaria hotel the colonels presentment Sick HeadacheGastralgfaCramps and of the matter appeared somewhat steep all other results of imperfectdigestion Preoared by E C DeWitt Co Chicago Still aa a rule his perceptions were pro fessijaal He was unacquainted with the use of the imaginative faculty and to produce any very marked psychological POLAND CHINAS SALE impression upon him you wvW have to operate His auditors took Hie steeptifss I have for sale two extra fjeood Fall without impertinent comment How was vvl s boars and two sows of same litter sired m4t hth air he going to get over it though reacneo the surface I by Hadleys Model the 1600 hog and Ah the narrator said going back to wm Jk ont of a sow by the noted Chief Tecnm S S S and after a vu r then decidedused I tryÂ¬ again into the depths of his chair now nofew bottles were seh 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by ticed a perceptible improvement Continuing youre asking me Of course theres that the remedy the disease was forced out of my story my fine yearling boar of the family curse you know B- system and a complete cure was the result They did I advise all who have this dreadful disease to lieve in tha sort of thing abandon their local treatment which has neve sup either And Dont much wonder KENTUCKY U S nvlliM done them any Rood and take S S 8 a rem youve got a fain- pose if you do believe edy that can reach the disease and cure it My brood sows are all recorded in To continue the wrong treatment for ily curse upon you youre apt to do things Central acid Ohio P C Records and are Catarrh is to continue to suffer Swifts that help it along and make it all the eas-tor such sires as Specific is a real blood remedy and ier for the next lot to believe in it too at cures obstinate deep seated diseases Well the trouble began in the first Kir- Claude Sweepstakes winner which other remedies have no effect tons time OUT chaps grandimcle Over Worlds Fair Chief TVcumseli 2d Won more whatever upon It promptly reaches a woman it was as per usual prizes and sired more prize winners Catarrh and never fails to cure even the An extremely fascinating little devil most aggravated cases than any hog that ever lived rtus Lady Lilkh by all accounts but mt nearly careful enough with a lord and Vans Chief and other good ones When he found her Betttr breeding than this is hard to master like that find and I also have the good individutook her in hand so seriously tnat to every elderly woman when an im Â¬ out he However orae and ok over is Purely Vegetable and is the only the next thing was a funeral als to correspond portant functional change takes place my herd and get mv prices before buv blood remedy guaranteed to contain no she must have had considerable interest This is called The Change of Life iug elsewhere Correspondence solic- dangerous minerals The entire system undergoes a change somewhere because you are bound to belicertainly came back Her hus ited Visitors welcome Prices reasonDreadful diseases such as cancer and Books mailed free by Swift Specific eve-she consumption are often contracted at able Terms cash band was found dead on the th r of his Company Atlanta Georgia this time room one morning with tin look of de GEORGE CLAYTON spair n his lace ami her sign manual on DeWi tV Little E uly liljme Hutchison Bourbou County Ky Tti hi Mih mo iicines hi d his throat same as saw on has grand n l f Depbews if you like That was her ad other pills Wlilee yeo ii JatOJ Prow lei it off There have been nothing but male Th mip oi mi Mandevils born since and not one- of em coubtiMiUu hy e iirver itripts i n has died in his bed they tell you Dont 01 MrnnH the hupH liver rn say that stick out particularly for dy strengthens and purifies the entire fiv yon cl ai hiioi Suadv t rves Three genera- ing in mine you know system and brings the sufferer safely brain nod n he dthv appetite W clear tions of it though seems to mean some over these pitfalls Its effects have T Urooks thing And thats not all The first Kir- been wonderful It is good for all Nothing Office over Vardens drug store THFhpst life insurance policy fn ea tt ton had two younger brothers menstrual troubles but is especially recommended at this time Can be found it Hjtel Fordham t is to ket p perfect kidnes Tne tin- - happened to the second who succeeded Ask out your druggist for the famous Wine of ki ievs ir till he had seen all his ons w night intdicine ou arth for those Then except the last another Kirlon P- o Cardui e wtm h e Dr rS vvvers Ukatine ioo a bottle m the father was shot ill a duel and within v ears For advice in cases requiring special suffered for found u cuiefoi the year the son was come for just like directions address the Ladies Ad- Â¬ their Kidney disorders until they us- his uncle That let in the son of the third visory Department The Chatta-Â¬ Dr Saw ver s Ukatme For sale by W brother who was the father of our man nooga Medicine Co Chattanooga T Brooks School He and I were commissioned in Ours the Tenn THOMAS J COOPER Tupelo Miss Ladies Kid Oxford frizes 2 to 4 vvortl same day Crimea Indiagot Africa and says My sister suffered from irregular and a scratch the rest of it He Dover 3 0 go this week for 150 at Davie painful menstruation and doctors could not A year and two days ago he put himself relieve her Wine cf Cardui entirely cured pmc4tf Isgrigs her and also helped my mother through the Mrs Lizzie Walkers private school Thompson out accidentally they printed it Well Change of Life Your will reopen Monday Sept 4th there yu are pationage solicited After all that do you wonder our John Rye is sc irce I have h few hnndrer last Kirtou felt that he was nie bushels jefr Buy what von n d hefor down the be come for like the other two to Ofo W Stuart it is all sold If he didnt whats the use of heredity So N freight depot You say this sort of thing is all rot directly opposite L do 1 in our case We havent been born AND They were like iron those childrcnp with the terror in our blood It was no Oxfords ana slippers that yo almost fot good telling Kirton that he was a fool1 about himself than He at Davis Thompson A couldknew morehimself the askiu You bet hed Shoot will open their Muic rlash September Isgrigs Hiii th and what stopped him thought of that 4th lbjJ Apnl to Hum lor terms wasnt prejudice nor want of pluck nei last ther Well the life he lived STATE DKMOCK VTIC CON year would have been enough in that case the YENTION He saw it out of the average man Lexington Ky Aug 11 189T though mind you if nothing had hap for no improvement whatever could though 1 was constantly treated with sprays ana wasnesr and differ- Â¬ ent inhaling remedies in fact I could feel that each winter I was worse than the year previous Finally It was brought to my notice that Catarrh was a blood disease and after think Â¬ ing over the matter I saw 1t wbs unreasonable u xdmm to b eund by stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia Indigestion Heartburn Flatulence Sour Stomach Nausea BoardandTuitionat Moderate Costs schools representatives during the six in college past vear were One graduated with class honors at Vanderbilt University f vyc icdu m scnouarsoip 400 studeuts at Geoietown oe lead a class of 90m Atlanta Dental College Three others wow special honors in Ltin Mathematics Oratorv etc at Georgetown Dan ville and State Collece This record cant be surpassed 1 1 erv advantage given with most careful persona supervision School prepares for college or business life Boys are uniformed in Cadet Grey West Point Cut Cot net great less than other Clothing All bovs Drill I Ke opens Monday beptember u 1899 This i the best school For Bovs in Kentucky Boys are treated as boys not men Ev sTK he KIKBISM rsi V lii or Catalogue and lull information call upon or wrie to 16623 1 W C H BEST Principal insures against fire wind and storm best old re- Â¬ liable prompt paying companiesnon-union j The Aetna Life Insurance Co Oi A sets My agency Â¬ Blood Ri-e- i- i The Time Comes Hartford Conn 45 W 0 HINT0N Agent 1 I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Jan 1 r97 Labilities Jan 1 97 Su pins Jan 1 97 Â¬ 1 1 i PHILIP II FOLFY DENTIST - 11 j Wine ofCardui 537272 15 THE BLUEfiRlSS FUSE HIS CO 3884576990 671150325 Is one of the cheapt and most reliable Paid policy holders since organization companies doing business in Central Kentucky Gives protection against Fire Ljtchtoin and Cyclone for less rates than any other company Office 14 Short St Lexington Ky every desir The Aetna Life issues C BoswoKTrf Secy able form of Life Term Endowment H Carter Prest and Aceident insurance 9969780801 Â¬ 1 r 1 Â¬ Miller Redeut Agent Paris Ky L H Landman M D i - honnt Kodol Dyspepsia ore thoroughly Of No 508 W Nintb Sumi oincninan Ohio digests food withont aid from the stomach and at the same time heals and Win be at the Windsor Hotel Paris restores the diseased digestive oruars y It is the onl remedy that does both of these things and cau be relied upon to TUESDAY August 8U 1890 manently cuie dyspepsia W T rooks retarning every second Tuesday in each month Smoke Why not the Cabana best Fnl-weiler- s- Reference Every leading physicianin Paris Kentucky Â¬ Mrs Albert Mitchell Miss Nelly Buckner TWIN BROTHERS HID SOflMER CLEARANCE SALE Is now going on in all departments It will be to your interest to take advantage of this sale Everything will be sold as ad- vertisedfor 30 days only Note the following low prices Carpet jaitiiigBaiOep 1 Â¬ JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Call Your work it promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable asylum tonight QLow rates from all points in Kentuc y tic Friday hed asked me uu Ciwvut Rou e via the Quottti Then we were account above meeting Tickets go d him here Empire and eud up with a returning the 19rh instant at the Savarin I noticed a pened to him after all hed be in a lunu to dine with to go to the partie carree Qarriae5 for 5al I oiler for sale my entire stock of bHggies phwtons bnroticlies road wagons carts at reduced White Sulphur and Chalybeate prices I will also sell my carriage shop which is sixty five ileet Pleasure and Health Resort long forty five feet wide ami three stories high OPES JUKE 1ST TO OCTOBER 1ST J H HAGGARD Ujly 3m Esti Springs Paris Ky B Railroad and the It N I the Kentucky River in th midst of Postponement of Sale Mountains and Romantic Scenery The sblpbur is specific for skin and White kidney Troubles the Chalybeate wateis The sale of Allen Sharon advertised are Natres tonic Hot Sulphur Baths for Saturday August 5th has been in the house postponed indefinitely For further particulaisaddiees JOS HOUSTON Aug-4-3- t Administrator Cm we dined not my regular table in the corner but at right in the middle of the room with other tables all round us Same at the Empire kept in the crowd all the time Same at the Sa arin centered tlu whole Show Whats rore hed get his man What did 1 Somovs behind his chair Well it think was going to happen struck me that Kirton was so inferually swbor considering that it might all b going to mean jimjams Ww were a bit late sitting down Kirton faced the dor He had Lady Blanche on his right and mamma on the left and I faced him It was close upon 12 before wed got to col lee Id kept an eye on Kirton all along You know the Mandevil sort of face about the color of a new drum head Then he was staring right through me at to be the the door and his face hail color of that cigar ash Behind me there seemed all at once a kind of commotion When I looked round the people between us and the door were getting out of their r and 1 Dry l BOGUS Department ld at 10 y j dttwtl v One thouannd yards Percale 12 2 pt u r Yard in this Clear- a nee Sale it goes at 5 Cents per Ward Come Early and get first choice Cents v Z N U Prices in this Department have alao been reduced We have just received a full 1 i1IIIC 11f trio linuvuiv ingj lilt Mmiofto Rurr 1 iltnXew MiitinorsnnH Harriets Call and a r our line inspect x V r - sy-- - L xumiiiitmiiimmkimiiimuimiiiumummiiimmiimiiiii Bents Fumisiiing Department I chairs capt j h tiiosr mm IRVINE KY Administrators Notice STORE All persons having claims against the estate of J Q Ward deceased will present them properly proven a cording to law at the offije of J Q Ward Jr for settlement All persous knowiug themselves indebted to the estate of the deceased will please call and settle J Q WARD Jr J M altf Paris Ky Â¬ rEKRTSSTOVg 11 DTIS THE GREAT MAJESTIC Â¬ All tlw chatter and the clatter seemed I fancy one or two women to stop I heard one woman back of squeaked me cry out Whats that to the chap she was with Then everybody seemed to be staring straight at us There was Kirton sort of pinned back in his chair in a tit youd have said his hands close to his throat at grips with nothing his eyes half out of his head and his fact well like no other fellows face f hat 1 ever saw going through till then There was Burners actually told a sort of stampede me afterward that he felt it every time he tried to get near his master felt some thing between em like death he said till it was all over Somen idea was that Â¬ 7iK i I 100 and All Monarch Shirts sold at 125 Clearance Sale Price 85 cents a lot of Soft Bosom Shirts sold at 50 and 75 cents go in this sale at 25 cents each 3I 7m 5iriiiiiMiiiiiiiiminuiiniiiiimiiiiiiMimmiiiiiiHiiimiiii3 Rlntfiinn RpMtmftnt r L I m r Shoe Department t iwiHiuj LJ bw MUEE1B J j X majestic F 1 5TLEUIS 7 STLDUI5 Ewes For Sale thrifty ewes for sale part of th number Li fcBfe -- We have fifteen hundred yonng Will sell any FISHER Palis Ky - -- py ni i w t- v - FRET WELL fete m J iicrr 1 vX iSrlJ37 i sSrTi i z -- Ang-l-t- f THE GREAT BUCKS FOR SALE Â¬ I have a complete line of the great flajestic ranges I have for sale a For gas fittings house furnishings shire backs Call metal roofing door and plumbing W P window screens refrigerators etc I least mon- can give the beet line for the 28-jly-4t Kirton was at grips with this something all the time Hes pretty matter of fact as a rule too When 1 got back after seeing the women off the premises Mandevil was lying limp in his chair with his head on the back of it dead as Julius Caesar Look at that sir Somers whispered Well certainly there they were to me on his throat plain enough the little thumb and the six and a quarter fingers Did I feel anything unusual myself Well I remember feeling an unusual sort of draft at the back of my neck just before it began and telling the waiter to see if there wasnt a window open somewhere Do 1 believe in it all What do you Pall Mall Gazette think Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Clearance Sale Price 1390 Childrens Linen Suits at 25 Cents a Suit Linen Pants at 15 Cents per Pair Mens Suits sold at 6 00 1 j Ckc clil f ft1 50 and k200 - - -- g4-2 - M I Clearance Sale Price 8100 T1W Slinners sold at 8100 and S150 Clearance Sale Price 50 and 75 Cents Mens Shoes at 95 Cents per Pair v - 1L- few extra nice Shropon or address WORNALL Box 300 Dry and Drel Paris Ky BEX J PERRY Paris Ky One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures 1 obstina summer coughs and colds most wonderful medicire consid W W Me ton May 1 safe Jew Wis W T Brooks CHAS B DICKSON DENTIST Office over the Bourbon Bank lojytf Its easy enough to get along in Germany even if you dont know the lan guage said the returned Missourian One day in a good sized village I drop Â¬ ped into a beer garden where I didnt hear a word of English spoken but I called a waiter and said to him Look here old man Im dry do you understand tiat Dry dry ITc nodded and the next minute came back with three beers Kansas City Â¬ Â¬ This is a Bona Fide Sale to duce Stock Remember the Plans Seventh and Main Streets Re- Â¬ TWIN BROTHERS v Star VSi