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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899090101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. aim j r or a room ororboard or a house or a horse a position yon P hub If yon really want a servant if 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14 1 1 1 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 rii 1 1 1 11 ij si i it i ii ii ii Hi in m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r i i i s g want it bad enough to tise for it Tee Bourbon News 1 1 Try the columns of 1 adver- - 1 I mm ii i in i itm ti CHAMP it in in n n i in i n Mini Editors and Owners THE BOURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY s 1 iiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Established Space in a newspaper is vain- - 3 able to the man who knows how z to use it The wise merchant H H advertises in the dull season ana 2 profits from it s ii i it 1 s BRO FEB l 1881 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER Georgetown and Grant County Jas L Potts of Grayson and Wm Berry of Moorefield were guests of C W Howard Monday Owen Ingles wife and son returned Monday from a two weeks visit in New York and Philadelphia Dr C B Smith and family spent Tuesday and Wednesday at Lexington and Hutchison with relatives Mrs R B Boulden Miss Anna Con way and Miss Mary Boulden visited friends in Paris Wednesday to Mr Randolph Gnynn in Lexington on August 24th Miss Effie Dykes D kes was married Mrs E J Owens arrived Wednesday from an extended visit with relatives in 1 1899 NO 69 VEHICLES OF EVERY STYLE BIRDSELL HICKORY P ¬ NEW NORTHERN WHITE SEED RYE TIMOTHY SEED OATS SALT HAY GRAIN THE KINO THAT COOKS to the satisfaction of the most particular housekeeper Is the kind of Coal daughter of Wm AND FISH FARM WAGONS Kentucky and Superior Disc Drills See these before you buy The prices are just right -day MOUNTAIN ASH IJewt Rankin shipped a car of mule is Almost pure carbon free from slate and dirt and leaves but a colts to Hanover Penn Wednesday small residue of ashes I am Sole Agent for this celebrated coal in fie will ship a load to Lancaster Penn Paris and my prices on it are no higher they are just what you to morrow pay for other Jellicos James Cray returned here from Mt Olivet Wednesday and says there is no smallpox there as reported last week in several papers Several of the members of the Mil lersbnrg Baseball Club will assist the L N 3arlisle club in he game with Paris to day at Carlisle James Hutsel returned Wednesday from Zanesville Obio where he has been purchasing Government horses for the past month Rev J A Taylor returned Wednes day from Mill Creek Hardin County where he held a successful meeting Having recently bought the merchant tailoring estab- ¬ having fifteen additions Co will make up fine suits at Rev Jasper Current formerly of this lishment of F P Lowry place but now of Louisville is visiting greatly reduced prices in order to reduce the stock of fine relatives in Bourbon and Harrison and goods now on hand He has engaged Mr O P Sarter Will attend Conference at Carlisle Revs W M Grinstead Rush Hurt Sr as cutter and guarantees satisfaction and C C Fisher and a number of our CO S STOUT citizens are attending Conference at Carlisle this week No preaching at M E Church Sunday Rev J A Taylor assisted by Rev J W Porter of Maysville will commence a protracted meeting at the Baptist Church Members of all churches and others are cordially invited All persons are hereby notified to take no sod from roadside in front of our Lexington turn farms on Maysville Mrs T M Purnell and Mrs Frank Collier were guests of Judge W M Purnell and family in Paris Wedi es JELLICO - GEO W STUART Directly Opposite Freight Depot ¬ STOUT the Tailor H PICONG SEASON NOW ON ¬ R J NEELYS- asmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi Miss Lida Clake Miss Mary Armstrong has accepted a position as teacher of instrumental V music at Hamilton College Lexington Sbe Is a talented gra luate of Boston Col lege of Music and her friends wish her ¬ pike W M LAYSON PURE CIDER VINEGAR PURE SPICES have just received a fine lot of Fresh Spices Every ounce guaranteed Strictly Pure Dont spoil your Pickles with acid vinegar when you can get Pure Cider Vinegar of me I success IN THE iiiiifiiiiiHiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiniiiiir- - 1 il 1 1 1 Cud BrBBfinH Ynfl SBBB3uinTfl BC II I 1 1 W 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11IITIM3 U 1 1 M III II Ii 1 M 1 Tl 1 1 1 1 Ml II 11K1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- V 1 BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS 1 HOOSIER DRILLS i 3 John D McKennon of Belle Center O who has been at Jeff M Vimonts for past week purchased from beirs and others twenty one registered and grade MILLERSBURG cattle consisting of four yearling bulls six cows six heifers and five calves and News Notes Gathered In And About The adjudged to be the beet car shipped from Ruu here for a number of years Letton ¬ Miss Myrtle Cray is the guest of rela Vimont sold same bis fast road mare Bessie D pacer for 200 tives here Miss Maude Oney has returned from The Fall Howard Hat at 3 in Lexington all colors and styles have arrived The Ebenezer Presbytery meets here at Co clothiers They Price September 12th are beauties Best hat in the Ma3on Johnson has been very ill for market for the money Give us several days with flux the pleasure to show them to you iies Marguerite Ingles of Paris is visiting relatives here Ladies Kid Oxford sizes 2 to 4 worth James H Letton has the fever His 350 go this week for 150 at Davis son Jesse is mucu better aug4tf Thompson m John S Ball of Sardis is the guest of Rye is scarce I have a few hundred his sister Mrs E P Clarke Buy what you need before Perry Jefferson sold R B Hutchcraft bushels left Geo W Stuart it is all sold 800 bushels of wheat at 68 N freight depot directly opposite L Louis C Virnont is very low and there are no hopes of his recovery Irritating stings bites scratches wounds and cuts soothed and healed by Frank Lindsey of Carlisle was the DeWitt8 Witch Hazel Salve a sure guest of Ed Ingles Wednesday and safe application for tortured flesh Mrs G D Withers and three chil- Beware ot counterfeits W T Biooks dren returned Tuesday to Avon Dont Sutter the Electropoise Prof C C Fisher will open the school at the Female College on September 6 cures all diseases without the use of MrB Chas Conway and little daughter medicine A pure Oxygen treatment left Monday for their home in St Louis by absorption It cures where every hing else fails It is needed in every Fant Warford of Flemingburg is the family for it will relieve every weak guest of his aunt Miss Louie Warford ness or ailment to the most persisient Mrs Rhoda Conway will make her chronic disease and without the use of a home wiih her sister Mrs Fannie graiu of medicine Thousands of people all over the United States from private Porter citizens to Lawyers Doctors Preachers Walcott Shipp the guest of Lee Supreme Judges Editors etc even Brown returned yesterday to Win- ¬ Crowned Heads of Europe have given chester written testimonials of these facts Mrs Robert Howe of Covington is Book of testimonials and matter of the gnest of her daughter Mrs Lizzie great interest with price of instruments sent free Every family should have an Miller Electropoise it saves money induces Clifton Mann and family moved Wed health Send your address at once and nesday to their new residence on Pleas- see what people say who have thoroughly ant street tested its merits Agents wanted THE 513 4th St Miss Jessie Yancy guest of Miss ELECTROPOISE CO Ky Rebecca Martin returned to Maysville Louisville J Phone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer Isns 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 good as anybody sells My stock keep fresh because I sell it out fast and buy new goods Come to see me I want your trade Orders filled promptly ¬ GEORGE N PARRIS LANGHAM BRECKINRIDGE JOHN B CASTLEMAN ARTHUR G CASTLEMAM i ¬ ROYAL INSURANCE OF LIVERPOOL GO aPs The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States ¬ BAHBEE CASTLEMAN ¬ Monday at Eminence to his dangbter Mrs Louis Drain J F Miller has returned from a visit DONT WAIT A MINUTE Good Watcic Absolutely Free Manager Southern Department Louisville Ky Genera O1oes Columbia Building Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY BOARD I Farm Machinery of Every Hake I Farming Sutpl33 J SIMS WILSON 1 DAYTON RAILWAY We Want your name for PASTIME CINCINNATI HAMILTON Mrs G D Withers and three children a bright clean illustrated story and returned Tuesday from Tuesday to THE MICHIGAN LINE humorous paper for the family circle Avon 75 cents a year on ltt large pages only Mrs W M Britt and son George are trial 4 months 10 cents We give a Dircrt UnS via Toledo and Detroit to the Summr Resorts of guests of Mrs C M Be6t and other nickle silver watch to each subscriber a friends here neat mediam sized watch guaranteed W V Shaw our L N agent re-¬ for one year Will keep time for muy Put-in-BGeorgian Bay Mackinac a turned Wednesday night after a two years as accurately as we 100 watch LesCheneaux Islands Muskoia Lakes 3Iiddle Bass give Gold And for a little work weeks vacation Toronto Sault Ste Marie Mt Clemens Watches Bicycles Sewing Machines Thousand Islands Sand Beach Rev T Reynolds Best will preach Guns etc Sample and particulars free Sunday morning and night at the Pres- Send us your address to day if you do byterian church no more and see how easily you can get something nice you want We will sur Misses Mary Julia and and Eddie S FOUR MAGNIFICENT TRAINS A DAY a minute Carpenter returned Tuesday from a visit prise you Please dont wait stamps send now Better enclose 5 D to Mason and Germantown Fair For any information regarding Summer Tnrs call on peart C H trial subscription and present or 38 Agent or write D G Edwams Dr N H McKinney and wife re ¬ stamps Io watch and o r while the Passenger Traffic Manager turned Tuesday from a two months watches are going fre The PASTIME Cincinnati Ohio visit with his mother at Stanford Pub Co Louisville Ky Michigan Canada and the reai kaftes ay ¬ Only Six Hours from Cincinnati to the Great Lakes ¬ fr 1 j 2 THE UOUKBON NEWS PAK1S KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER ISLAND OF PORTO RICO The Insular Commission Makes a Report 1 1899 t SANTO DOMINGO The People There Favor Annexation to the United States Report of the Defeat by the Revolutionist MORE RIOTING RUMORS OF CONSPIRACIES to the War Department Recommend ¬ ing Civil Government on Gen Peppin in Command of a Gov ¬ ernment Force is Confirmed Fur ¬ ther Fighting at Monto thrsto Washington Aug 31 commission consisting of Gen Ken aed Judge Curtis and Maj Watkins The Rear Vestibule of the Cars Were Ut ehich has given six months study to terly Demolished by the Mob and Kvery the conditions of the island of Porto Window Wag Broken Motoriaen Rico Wednesday made its report to Were Roughly Handled Secretary Root It recommends a form of civil government of the islands to take the place of the present military regime and submits for adoption a code of laws These laws it recommends should be placed in operation by executive decree ar guing that a congressional enact ¬ ment of general laws would change the status of the island toward the United States and make it part of the Several Cars on the Eig Consolidated Street Railway Alnwst Wrecked The insular Beyond Question There is a Division of Opinion on the Part of the Generals on the Dreyfus Affair NEW RECRUITS Already 2764 Men Have Been Enrolled for Additional Regiments With About 10O Commissioned Placrl Yet to Fill secretary Root Finds Him ¬ self Overwhelmed With Applica- ¬ tions for Positions ¬ You Never Miss the Water - 1 ill the Well Runs Dry V J Kingston Jamaica Aug 3a Nelson B Clarke of Boston who has just arrived here from Santo Domingo con firms the recent advices as to the situ ¬ ation of affairs in that republic but he adds that the resolution is so essen- ¬ tially national and devoid of personal political element that the adherents of Jiminez are advising- him not to come to Santo Domingo for the present What the people are clamoring for is not a mere change in the political personnel but good government with financial solvencyv with which they associate the idea of American annex ¬ ation or protectorate This Mr Clark adds is the sole present object of the revolution and the industrial and com- ¬ mercial conditions are such that the entire nation indorses the annexation scheme as the only real solution The government censorship prevents correspondents from cabling the truth and the sain applies to Hayti which sym pathetically desires the suppression of the revolution Cape Haytien Hayti Aug 30 News has reached here from Santo Domingo confirming the report of the defeat by the revolutionists on Gen Peppin in command of a government force who lost 30 men killed and had 40 of his soldiers captured In addi ¬ tion Gen Peppin was compelled to abandon a convoy of provisions Further fighting has taken place near Monte Christo between the revo ¬ lutionists under Gen Davarro and the government troops commanded by Gen Details of this engagement Guelito have not reached here ¬ - ¬ constitutional territory of the United States The code of laws and the civil government proposed do not give Porto Ricans the elective franchise for any offices nor extend to them the privilege of trial by jury except in United States courts in cases of felon¬ ¬ ies involving an amount in excess of 5500 ¬ ¬ AGAIN ARRESTED Gen Jiminez Went Ashore at Santiago Cuba and Was Placed Under Ar¬ rest Jiminez Indignant Santiago de Cuba Aug 3a Gen Juan lsidro Jiminez the revolutionary aspirant to the presidency of the re¬ public oi Santo Domingo who arrived here Monday with his two sons by the South Coast steamer but was not al- ¬ lowed to land came ashore Tuesday and was placed under arrest by the order of Gen Leonard Wood the mil itary governor who will not permit him to proceed to Santo Domingo except after instructions to that effect court ¬ ¬ ¬ force remain in the island but be kept in the background and touch the peoEnglish is ple only with a soft hand official language of the to be made the island but for the present all except the federal courts are to be conducted in Spanish The code abrogates all Spanish law and royal decrees and all systems of proceedure and substitutes the pro- ¬ visions of the code modified after the laws of the states of the united States and declares the common law and privileges of equity to be in future the law of the land where no specific direction is found in the code In place of the Spanish system of courts an American system is provided a supreme court a district court and a probate court with limited civil and criminal jurisdiction and justices of the peace and police courts in the cities also a federal court to have exclusive jurisdiction of all official ques tions and concur jurisdiction in civil and criminal matters There are to be five supreme judges three of whom are to be American and two natives two federal judges three district judges and 11 probate judges one attorney general and one deputy one district attorney and two deputies one United States marshal and two deputies one reporter one clerk and one deputy of the supreme court one clerk and two deputies of the federal court with a prosecuting attorney in each of the seven judicial districts of the island and an interpreter for each ¬ ¬ It recommends that the military Rioting and disorder broke out Tuesday night in connection with the strike on the lines of the Big Consolidated street railway and four cars were nearly demolished while the crews were com ¬ It wag pelled to flee for their lives only after determined efforts on the part of 30 police under Capt Bradley that order was finally restored The first rioting of the evening occurred on Central avenue near the C P railroad crossing where an east bound car jumped from the track at the derailing switch It was about 6 oclock and workingmen were return- ¬ ing home from tha factories and mills in the vicinity A mob of several hun- ¬ dred people soon gathered and the law less element began to stone the car and crew Another eastbound car soon arrived at the crossing and was brought to a standstill The motormen and con- ¬ ductors were pulled from the cars and only succeeded in escaping after pass ¬ ing through a gauntlet of rocks and stones The crew of the first car fared as badly and even worse the motorman A west bound being badly injured car was also stopped at the crossing and the crew was nearly mobbed by the now frantic crowd The front and rear vestibules of all the cars were ut terly demolished while every window was broken They presented a dilapi ¬ dated appearance when taken to the barns by the wrecking crews Later in the evening a mob of about 8000 people gathered at the corner of Central and Lincoln avenues which is a residence portion of the city The crew of this car was saved from serious Cleveland O Aug 30 ¬ ¬ Rennes Aug 31 The air of Rennes Wednesday evening was filled with rumors of conspiracies and predictions of coups de theatre but nothing pre- ¬ cise can be ascertained Gen Merciers attitude during the last few days has mystified his followers in the case He is extremely clever and the general feeling that he is preparing some ¬ thing the existence of which will be It is now ac- ¬ revealed in a few days cepted as beyond question that there is a serious division of opinion on the part of the generals While the case was running smoothly against Capt Dreyfus they all pulled together but since the tide of evidence tegan to turn in his favor as was notably the case during the testimony of Capt Frey Cordier which staetter and Col proved much more damaging to the general staff than the latter anticipated certain dividing lines having become manifest between the various cliques Gen lloget Maj Lauth Capt Cuignet and M Gribelin the principal keeper of the archives of the war office form one coterie Gen Mercier and Gen Gonseform another and Gen Billot and Gen DBoisdeffre a third All these rumors may be without foundation but in any event they are symptomatic of the feeling in Rennea that something is going on under the surface and that the complexion of the trial may be altered by some coup at any moment ¬ ¬ We never realize the valuk of health 1 until it is gone When old time strength and vigor are wanting purify the blood T by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla soon re- - 2 stored appetite perfect digestion stcadv i i nerves and even temper vjill prove it is 1 I bringing back the glovj of perfect health Washington Aug 30 Although recruiting for the ten new volunteer reg iments has not yet been activelj start¬ ed in all parts of the country 2764 mn have already been secured for A PHILANTHROPIST these regiments including 157 enrolled Monday Additional recruiting sta He Was Going to Get Rich and Gel Lp Something to Cool the tions are being established in different parts of the country and it is expected People Off enrollment of troops will prothat the Yes sir exclaimed the man with a gress rapidly from now on linen duster and a high crowned straw hat With about 100 commissioned places Im going to do it What are you going to do asked the yet to fill in the ten new regiments policeman to whom the stranger had adunder organization Secretary Root dressed himself finds himseif overwhelmed with appliYou know he went on without heed ing the question that the summer months cations even greater in number than are invariably marked by increased outthe sum total of those received at the breaks of all kinds Men s angry passions beginning of the Spanish American seem to rise with the thermometer What war It is said at the war department asked the were you threatening just now policeman sternly l that the large majority of the men Threatening Yes You said you were going to do who held commissions in the volunteer going to army in that war are again applicants something What are you Im goingdoto get Im going to get rich for service in the Philippine campaign some steady employment and save up my and invest it and reinforced by nearly all of those who money Theres no end judiciouslyyou can get rich do of good ¬ idwCdSSdUa immms ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ VASQUEZ AS PRESIDENT The Revolutionists of Santo Domingo Es tablish a Provisional Government Gen Jiminez Demanded ¬ held commissioned places This same willingness to re enter the service is said to be observable among the en lis ed men and the officials cite as a case in point Col Bells regiment the 27th volunteer infantry made up of 48 per cent of men who served as volunteers in the Spanish American war and 9 per cent who were in the regular army in that war or a total ¬ injury by the arrival of a detachment of police under Sergt Prang It is expected many arrests will follow thf outrages HORSE REVIEW STAKE ldolita Pulled Down the Winners Share of It at Dubaqne Fastest Futurity Ever Trotted Three-Year-Ol- d Gen JKminez is very indignant at and city government is to be provided the treatment to which he is subjected and all the affairs of the civil administhough he does not attempt to conceal tration are to be natives and higher¬ his intention to proceed to Santo Do ¬ officers to be appointed by the pres mingo and to become president of the ident the others by the governor genThe eral and the commissioners republic Although Monday he declined to be boundaries of the civil divisions of the interviewed alleging that he was al-¬ island are to follow the present Span ways misrepresented by the press he ish boundaries 106 140 212 A public school system with pro- ¬ freely Tuesday Gen Jiminez talked This was the fastest of the three said that when Gen Heureaux the vision for a superintendent and board neats and equals the record of pubic instruction and a complete late president of Santo Domingo was in a class trot made at Louisville last he cabled to his friends system of public schools conducted in year assassinated ¬ in Santo Domingo to do nothing until English by American teachers is proThe money was divided as follows vided and also night schools for illit ¬ The principal porhis arrival ldolita owned by Frank Jones 9000 ¬ of the revolutionary forces erate adults The right to teach Span Extasy owned by H C McDowell of tion complied with this request but ish where demanded is riven Lexington 4500 Rita E owned by b ull general corporation and railby detention H W Brown of Salt Lake he asserted his 2250 road laws with the right of eminent Irma Electrite owned by Henry Axall the Americans had forced a general outbreak which would probably be domain are provided thus opening Dallas Tex 51250 My Trick owned successful and would certainly accom ¬ the island to competition and ending by Marcus Daly of Montana 500 plish its purpose within ten days after the system of franchises to favored The balance of the purse was divided country He said he corporations Ail taxes which bear between the nominators of sires of the his arrival in the had received cabled information Tues ¬ heavily on the poor and all double winner and the second horse Of this day that the revolutionists hold prac¬ taxes on non residents are abrogated amount the estate of Senator Stanford tically the whole republic except tho A marriage law is provided like those secured 2000 in the states with a plan for legaliz- ¬ capital San Domingo ing consent marriages and legitimatiz THE TREASURY ENRICHED DEMANDS ENLARGED ing children one half of whom on the island were born out of wedlock The Money for the Sale of Old Custom Events Have Taken an Alarming Turn in Highway and poor laws are provided House Site in New York Paid In This the Transvaal Kruger Will Not t hanges Treasury Statement and the courts are given full power to Withstand an Ultimatum issue writs of habeas corpus injunc Washington Aug 30 The treasury London Aug 30 The Pretoria cor ¬ tions etc Tuesday received 3210000 from the Speedy trials coupled with humane respondent of the Daily Chronicle tele¬ Tuesday says Events have punishment are sought to be secured sale of the old custom house site in graphing Foreclosure of mort New York city authorized by contaken an alarming turn Great Britain by the code The at the request of the Utlanders coun ¬ gages and the redemption of property gress quite receipt of this money a change in the asmakes cil has enlarged the original demands are provided for on the American plan The commission recommend that pect of the treasury statement of Sir Alfred Milner the British high and is adopting the this code be put into effect at onee by It brings the receipts of the day commissioner 4579396 as the and view of Cecil Rhodes that President the president without waiting for con- up to 532000 gives Kruger will never withstand an ulti ¬ gress to legislate on the question say expenditures wTere a surplus day of for the ing that the people of the island are matum Monday the statement 4047390 I have however authority for as in distress and are still being oppressserting that President Kruger the ed by the old Spanish laws and cus- showed a deficit for the month of Au gust of 1144000 The change in the Volksraad and the nation will unitedly toms leaving for congress the question days receipts make a surplus for the resist an unconditional demand for of such after legislation as may be month so far of 2903396 and re-¬ giving effect to the Milner programme deemed best duces the deficit for the two months of but will concede reforms on the condi ¬ Alleged Whtecappers Released on Bond the fiscal year to 5593000 tions already nyorted Tampa Fla Aug 31 Geo E DurTeachers Fatal Fall Won the Race Miller ham Bart Smith John Webb Gary Vienna Aug 30 Fraulein Johanna Baltimore Aug 30 A W Miller Smith Horace Tupper Harry Horse of Chicago had no trouble in winning and Madison Barber who were arrest- Stein a teacher started on Sunday to in Julian his 25 mile paced bicycle race from ed Saturday night on warrants charg ¬ oiimb the Planica As the did otAlps¬ she without a guide re Henry Smith of Baltimore at the Col ¬ ing them with whitecapping Postmas- ¬ a search was made for her and iseum Bowl track Tuesday night At ter Crum of Peck Fla were Wednes- ¬ turn miles in the day released on bond ranging from her mutilated body was found at the the finish Smith was foot of a rock 200 meters high rear Time 43 minutes IS 4 5 second 1000 to S3 000 Continually Intoxicated Mountain Climbers Killed Indiana Man Arrsted for Murder Vienna Aug 30 Advices from Ser Springfield 111 Aug 30 Charles Vienna Aug 31 While mountain via say that ex King Milan is intoxi ¬ Howard McCaughey jr was arrested climbing Wednesday Max Neuemeis cated continually The persecution of in this city Tuesday night charged ter of Innsbruck and Hermann his enemies continues Knejevitch with the killing of Miss Eliza Dyer at Schulz of Spandau were killed and the would be assassin is said to have Huntington Ind on July 11 1899 by Julius Stilzei of Stuttgart received been put to death after the most ex a criminal operation McCaughey is terrible injuria that will probably cruciating tortures the son of a prominent farmer near prove fatal Capt Eastman Dead Huntington He admitted having pro ¬ Silrer in West Virginia Dyer Washington Ang 30 Capt Jumei cured certain medicine for the Piedmont W Va Aug 31 Isaac H ijirl but pleads ignorance of whatfpur Kooken has discovered what he be¬ E Eastman 3d artillery died at Chafes He left town near Glen field N Y from the pose he wanted them lieves to be very rich silver ore lake the night of the day she died and has Kooken is confident that he has made effects of an attack of Cuban fevorcon tracted during the campaign lince been travelingWyer the country a valuable discovery pxx a bicycle ¬ from Havana A complete civil county township ¬ ¬ Dubuque la Aug 30 ldolita owned by Frank Jones of Portsmouth N H pulled down the winners share of the rich Horse Review stake for The three year old trotters Tuesday from little bay walked away field in each of the three heats and the won hands down The purse was worth S20 000 and was the third of a eries of futurity offerings put up by Mr John C Bauer of Chicago Tues days race was the fastest three year old Futurity ever trotted The first heat vas made in the following time 33 ¬ commissions and insists upon all being 8L Wednesday the revolutionists es preferred through the regular chan tablished a provisional government nels in the city of Santiago with Gen THE CUBAN CENSUS Horatio Vasquez as president and Gen Ramon Caceres as minister of war The Presidents Proclamation Wiil B Cape Haytien Aug 31 Advices reMade Public in Havana Soon Will ceived from the cities of Santiago and Begin on October 16 Puerto Plata in Santo Domingo say Washington Aug 30 It is expect that both have proclaimed in favor of Gen Juan lsidro Jiminez the revolu- ¬ ed that the presidents proclamation tionary aspirant to the predidency A relating to the taking of the census in provisional government has been es- ¬ Cuba will be made public at Havana tablished at Santiago where the pres- very soon Although it is well known ence of Gen Jiminez was demanded that the taking of the census is intend ed as a preliminary step to the estab with enthusiasm by the people lishment of a republican form of gov A GHASTLY DISCOVERY ernment in Cuba it is positively stated ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Puebta Plata Santo Domingo Aug Rich men are doing a great deal of good now They establish schools and colleges and libraries and let the people get acquainted with the soothing thoughts of philosophy and the sublimities of science But in the months of July and August you as a practical criminologist have doubtless observed philosophy and science dont work By the time I have got rich there will be all the colleges and libraries that there will be need of and I will cap the summit of our civilization with a bequest for a mammoth marble refrigerator n each town so that when anybody feels Iris indignation percentage of 57 in one regiment rising he can go there and vander up and Secretary Root has resolved to en- ¬ down the stately corridors and cool off tertain no personal applications for Washington Star with riches ¬ HE SOON GOT WfcLL Landing with the Bootjack on the Leaders Nose Had a Bene ¬ ficial Effect his bed and by him sat the faithful wife holding his worn hand in hers and forcing back the tears to greet his wandering Iook with a smile She spoke words of comfort and of hope But he felt the cold hand falling on him and he turned his weary eyes up to her pale wan face Jennie dear wife I am going Oh no John not yet not yet Yes dear wife and he closed his eyes the end is near The world grows dark about me There is a mist around me gath ering thicker and thicker and there as through a cloud I hear the music of angels ¬ I It was a sad scene The old man lay on ¬ at the war department that there ir While Emma Schultz is Fishing Her Line nothing in the census proclamation to Becomes Entangled in Her Dead justify the assertion that the United Fathers Hair States intends to give immediate Xapolecn O Aug 31 A ghastly discovery was made by Emma Schultz girl Wednesday morning a fishing in the canal Her fishing while line became entangled and she gave a sharp jerk and brought a bunch of hair She became fright ¬ to the surface ened and her screams attracted pass ersby On investigation the body of a man was found and was identified as The deceased was that of her father He left home early Tues70 years old day morning to find work and was sub- ¬ It is thought he fell ject to epilepsy the canal in a fit A pipe was into tightly clutched in his mouth ¬ inde pendence to Cuba The taking of the census will be followed by municipal elections and the inauguration of au ¬ tonomy in localities where it is dem- ¬ onstrated that it is practicable and expedient The taking of the census will require at least two months con stant labor and it is probable that the complete returns will not be tabulat ed before the beginning of ntxt year The withdrawal of American troops and the termination of the existing nilitarv Erovernmcnt is not looked for at the earliest for several months yet The Cubans have been seeking to commemorate the opening of the first var for independence which began ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ sweet and sad No no John dear that isnt angels thats the brass band at the corner Have said the dying man What those scoundrels dared to come here when thev know Im dying Give me my boot jack Ill let em see And in a towering rage the old man jumped from his bed and before his wife could think he had opened the windrow and shied the bootjack at the band Ive hit that fat leader in the nose And he went back to bed and got well Tit- ¬ Bits - To California via the Midland Route Even Friday night at 1035 p m a through Tourist Car for San Francisco carrying first and second claa passenger St Paul leaves the Chicago Milwaukee Railway Union Passenger Station Chicago via Omaha Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City with stop over privileges at Salt Lake City for all points in Colorado Utah Nevada and California The Tourist Car berth rate from Chicago to San Francisco is only 600 and the sleep- ¬ ing car berths should be reserved a few days in advance of departure of train Through tickets and sleeping car accommodations can be secured from any agent in the east or by applying at the Chicago St Paul Depot or City Tick ¬ Milwaukee et Offices in Chicago Send for our free illustrated California folders Address Geo H fieafford Gen ¬ eral Passenger Agent Chicago 111 ¬ BRILLIANT METEOR The Heavens at Atlanta Ga Were Lit Up by the Glare of an Aerolite It Hurst With a Loud Report ¬ Jctober 10 188S by beginning the tak- ng of the census on October 10 next s the census is regarded as one of the vidences of Cubas progress toward elf rule and independence It was finally decided however not jO give a political aspect to this purely idministrative duty and the date for Deginning the taking of the census has oeen fixed for October 10 The work will begin simultaneously in all the provinces and the enumeration will be accomplished within a few weeks Only a few days will be required for the cities and towns but the rural districts and the mountains and inaccessible localities will require considerable time Transport Grant at San Francisco San Francisco Aug 30 The United States transport Grant bearing the Idaho North Dakota and Wyoming volunteers arrived here Tuesday short The Grant left lv before midnight August 1 touched at Naga ¬ Manila on saki and Yokohama and left the lat- ¬ ter port for San Francisco August IS Owing to the lateness of the hour the federal quarantine officers did not She will be board the transport Wednesday morning boarded early First Nebraska at Lincoln Aug 30 Lincoln Lincoln Neb people and those from towns near by to the number of over 10000 gave a noisy and enthusiastic reception to the 1st Nebraska regiment when it arrived Four companies of Tuesday night the regiment left the train for their home town before reaching Lincoln and at this place two more companies The remainder left disembarked ¬ ¬ ¬ brilliant meteor passed over this city at S25 Wednesday night in an aerial direc- Atlanta Ga Aug 30 A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tion from north to south The heavens were lighted by the glare of the aerolite and the electric lamps for four seconds during its passage shone dim ¬ ly At an angle of 45 degrees from Atlanta the body burst into hundreds of fragments and a minute later a loud report was heard resembling a distant cannon shot Messages from surrounding towns report the passage of a meteor with attending phenom ena A reporter fell on a slippery pavement the other day He did not use unparliamentary language as some would have done but bit his lips rubbed down the bruises and with a benevolent smile radiating his counte ¬ nance remarked We dont cherish any ill will but for en tertaining reading matter commend us to the obituary notice cf the man who ought to Tit Bits sweep this pavement ¬ In Technical Term Her Suggestion but regained it by ment Her Sundav the lost sheep and When her teacher said A five-year-old girl lost her pet j paniel means of an advertise- ¬ school lesson was about she was very attentive finished speaking she ¬ ¬ Miss May why didnt the shepherd adPhilvertise in the paper for the sheep adelphia Times - ¬ ¬ FIRE AT YUMA ARIZ Six Lives Lof t and the Total Destruction ¬ of a More Building and the stock of Goods Financial Loss 8150000 Yuma Ariz Aug 31 The most dis- ¬ astrous fire in the history of Yuma Safe I think Dewey can be trusted to select a new admirals uniform that suits him dont you He Oh yes It isnt as if he were a marShe ¬ ¬ ried man Puck ¬ ¬ Lyings a certain mark cf cowardice Southern ¬ ¬ ¬ broke out at 3 oclock Wednesday morning in the second story of the E F Sanginettis merchandise store re ¬ sulting in the loss of six lives and a total destruction of the store building and stock of goods The fire depart- ¬ ment which responded promptly was unable to cope with the flames owing to the lack of apparatus A crowd of men were carrying goods from the building when the second floor fell upon them killing six and more or less injuring many more The loss is esti- ¬ mated at 150000 insurance 50000 shortly after for Omah John Delegal Arraigned Darie Ga Aug 31 John Delegal MB pfis Lookatyourtoneuel If its coated your stomach is bad your liver out of order Ayers Pills will clean your tongue cure your dyspepsia make your liver right tasy to take easy to operate 25c All druggists Want Tour moustache or beard Then nse brown or rich black acK The Uocy Recovered ¬ was arraigned Wednesday for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Townsend There was no demonstration of any sort The grand jury is now investi ¬ gating the case of the 59 rioters in jail here and at Savannah Bbainerd body of Minn Aug 30 The Frank East the aeronaut drowned in Leach lake 24 days ago while making a balloon ascension was recovered Tuesday by the crew of the government boat EJdith Choynski Given the Decision Aeronaut Falls to hi Death Dubuque la Aug 30 Joe Choyn ¬ Dubois Pa Aug 31 N E Crissy ski was given the decision over Aus 25 years old an aercraut of Johns tralian Jimmy Ryan at the end of a 20 town Pa fell 600 feet tc instani round gp here Tuesday night for the death on the Punxsutawney fair light heavyweight championship oi grounds Wednesday the world ¬ mm ini beautiful BUCKINGHAMS DYE Kt ct nnt--il I rtm ft 1 P Hilt A en faite NlHMUI N H CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Best Cough Symp- - Taste Good Use in time Bold by druggists 3 -- MaaysttssMMsMiMriHsssssssl jff9 jfe - WJjgr- - GvCPZi VflaSSCTaF - TBE YAQUI INDIANS They Are Once More in Active bellion Against Mexico Re-¬ Probably the Bravest American Ab ¬ origines W no Ever Resented Foreign Invasion Former Struggles for Liberty Special Correspondence try For the sixth time since their coun has been invaded by the Caucasian race the Yaqui Indians of Mexico ara now battling for their lands and their homes and national independence No nation or tribe of aborigines on the American conti¬ ¬ ¬ nent has showed so sublime a love Df lioerty greater bravery or as much wisdom and to one familiar with the history of Indian revolts it is not sur prising to hear that the Mexican government is prepared to dispatch 10000 troops to the north to subdue the rebellious Yaquis The present war must terminate either In annihilation or in virtual in dependence Military authorities familiar with the strength and fighting capabilities of both sides aiv confident that the Mexicans will win but not without terrible sacrifices and that even after their defeat the Indians will keej up a guerrilla warfare for years to come The struggle will probably claim many more victims than the late Spanish American war and will also be more important from a stragftic point of view to say nothing of its historic interest as being the last de¬ termined stand of the American native igainst tlie immigrant from Europe The Yaqui Indians are the dominant ace in numbers in the state of Sonora n extreme northwestern Mexico to the north of their habitations being the territories of Arizona and New ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mexico Much of their country is altogether unknown to the civilized Mexi- ¬ That they have learned to use the GREAT WIND PRESSURE white mans weapons is proven by the fact that since the beginning of the A Railway Engineers Narrow Escape present revolt or within two months While Facias It at a over a hundred miners and as many Gait soldiers have been shot by the rebel- ¬ Speaking of these new turbine boats Gen Miles has ex- ¬ lious Indians pressed the opinion that this war will that are expected to travels 35 and 40 not be over for months and may drift miles an hour said an old Illinois Cen- ¬ into years tral engineer T wonder if they have re- ¬ properly allowed for the wind pressure At ordinary times the Yaquis are served and exclusive rather than hos- ¬ I know a little something about that tile They sometimes desert their vil- ¬ myself and I tell you its a pretty seri- ¬ lages at the approach of strangers ous matter A wind that blows 40 miles leaving behind them nothing that can pn hour is a good stiff breeze and the give aid or comfort to the invaders weather bureau calls 60 miles a gale When attempts are made to penetrate So if you run a boat 40 miles an hour their mountain retreats they occasion- ¬ through a stationary atmosphere you al resort to resistance but even in are bound to stir up quite a breeze for such cases they rarely do more than yourself and if you should be run ling block the paths by which strangers into a 30 knot wind you would have the must advance Great rocks and trees stiffest kind of a gale blowing about are thrown across the narrow trails your decks In other words half the stopping all progress of curiosity seek- time a man couldnt work unprotected ers and mining prospectors on the deck Unless he is behind a The Yaquis are industrious and law wind shield he would be whisked away abiding but a Mexican regulation re ¬ like a thistle down and even if he could quiring all men to wear trousers has he couldnt breathe always been particularly obnoxious to stick to the ship company had me studying The them When the visit a so called civ steam at one time and I got to know ilized village to sell their pottery I woven mats and baskets they do not considerable about wind pressures I attached to put on their trou crs unlil they are had a little machine that about to enter the corporate limits and the cylinder and it kept track of the 1 used to on the homeward journey they takeoff steam all the way through the hated garments as soon as theyare sit and watch it by the hour and in that could tell bv calculating just clear of the town and carry them iiH way little bundles on top of their heads what the engine was doing and what re I The only strangers with whom they sults we were yetting Of course had ar on friendly terms are the Apaches to be protected from the wind and of Arizona and scores of these murder ¬ had a sort of a little box along side the ous savages outlaws from United cylinder in which I sat In winter one States territory have found a safe ref ¬ side of me would be nearly burning and the other nearly freezing On one trip uge in the Yaqui country Dr W J Magee of the bureau of I did actually burn my clothing on the who engine side and freeze two toes on the ethnology at Washington 1 has made researches in Sonora and is outside foot Well to get back to the wind pres ¬ familiar with the Yaquis descri them as a pastoral people somewhat sure Of course I got all kinds ac skilled in the arts in a rude way They cording to circumstances The wors1 are ruled by their own laws follow I ever gol was one day when we pushed their own customs and are deeply a rasi engine tor an sue was worm rooted in their ancestral pagan faith right into a good stiif wind The wind They have towns which are often a y- - was blowing about 30 miles should think and the indicator showed thai the engine was running almost exactly at the rate of 78 miles That made me face a wind of all of a hundred miles an hour 1 was all right behind my box for I was hidden to my eyes and the front of it was curved enough to throw the wind over my head Then thought Id stand up and see what it was like facing a wind current of 100 miles an hour Well I stood up and I had all I wanted in less time than it takes to tell First my tight fitting cap went and then mv linen collar and mv neck tie I thought my hair was going I had a horrible feeling that the whole front of my head was as flat as a pan oor BLUE CRAB AND MINNOW Pwrtar 1 AnOsopOo HftftHtm Ott RAiino ad awtm caxl ¬ ¬ WaLrfawftggz r rr w I iV jr rt jS- - JT zfevirRD r SHOWING i ST iM - I I Sr--- - I - JrHCv - - YAQUI GRASS HOUSE frJ wzxi- - V UTENSILS cans and has never been surveyed by the ETOvernment engineers There are traditions of vast mineral wealth in this unexplored region and one belief current in Mexico is that the Yaqui eountrj- holds the ruins of an ancient and splendid capital This city according to tradition occupies a mountain height not to be approached save by trails which the Yaquis jealously guard against intrusion ¬ ¬ of birth marriage and sepulture as well as feasts and festivals They have a government of their own and crave independence They are also a hos As early as15J0 Roman Catholic mis- pitable race The men are kind to sionaries entered the valley of the their women and children and the Yaqui 1000 miles northwest from the women wield great influence About City of Mexico which had been cap- their bravery there is no question The tured by Cortez in 1521 The missions women do some fine weaving in cotton protected by the army prospered and and the fiber of the agava in the course of time the Yaqui terri- The men are employed as herders tory was added to the Spanish domainJ farmers and mirfers and do their work in America In 1735 however the In- well They know the value of a dollar dians revolted against Spain The in- quite as well as white traders and can vaders were defeated in battle but drive a shrewd bargain Their houses made up for their failure in arms by are thatched huts with earthen floors artful duplicity The Yaquis revolted usually standing in the midst of small ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lums A refugee having sought safety among them will never be surrendered Dr Magee found them faithfully at- ¬ tached to their native forms of worship and br no means entirely submissive to the priests Among themselves they have their ancestral ceremonial rights YAQUI jLS V WITH PAINTED MAIDEN VUir I rt liMW FACE brated chieftain llanderas they put up a noble fight although finally overcome They made another revolutionary attempt in 1841 and defended their mountain fastnesses with rare valor and for years held the Mexican troops at bay Order was finally restored by a compromise The present conflict Will be still more sanguinary because to day the Indians are well armed The bows and battle axes have been supplanted by Winchester repeating rifles ¬ ¬ and again in 1832 against Mexico when armed with bows battle axes and spears and led by their cele- again in 1825 ¬ ¬ and field guns Gen to Nogales and Hermosillo the capital of the state of Sonora and still further south to Guaymas on the Gulf of Mexico the Yaquis flocked to the road the region along the line of of course which and offered their labor was well paid for With the money thus obtained they purchased rifles of the latest patterns and vast stores of Ariz dian and border warfare states that when a few years ago a company began to build a railroad south from Benson thority Nelson A Miles who is an on everything pertaining to au- ¬ In¬ bean patches There is no doubt that the Yaquis of to day are the remnants of a brave and partially civilized peo- ¬ ple whom tbe Spaniards found in Mex ieo They have never been conquered and have never forgiven their Spanish enemies nor their descendants Their military organization is almost perfect consisting as it does of companies regiments and divisions A gentleman who recently returned from a trip through Sonora told the writer that he could not find a more appropriate designation for the Yaquis than that of the Irish of America Their love of country he says is as pure as that of the Irish peasant Their bravery as unquestioned as that of the noblest Irish patriot 13y force of numbers and power of military equipment they have been robbed of the tribular sovereignty over their native soil but in sentiment they are Yaquis and no amount of legislation will make them Mexicans They have been persecuted by alien priests and slaughtered by hireling troops but still remain faith ¬ ful to the religion of their fathers A people like that he thinks deserve en- ¬ couragement rather than annihilation As to the number of Yaquis there is a great diversity of opinion Some es- ¬ timate the strength of the nation in Sonora at 25000 others at 10000 Fif teen thousand is probably the Tight figure In 1820 the Yaqcus numbered 30000 but thousands were killed in their wars with Mexico and thousands of others were degraded into peons On the other hand the government of Mexico has sacrificed 35000 sold ieis and many millions of dollars in fruitless endeavors to subdue the Indians and restore a permanent peace How many of the 15000 remaining Yaquis are now capable of bearing arms cannot be told with any degree of accuracy but 0ud might be taken as a conservative esti ¬ mate And 3000 mountain men light ing in a mountainous country for home That and librrty is a mighty host every soldier will readily concede ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ WILLIAM WALTER WELLS Willing to Oblige New Customer Many of them continued and pay this bill Clerk I wouldnt put you to that to work along the road and thus kept up the supply of funds for the purchase trouble for the world sir Ill just send the goods collect Judy of munitions of war Ill drop in next reek ammunition L A N R B When the Wily Crab Gets the Timid Relieves all pain roseaotty Forests Minnow and When the Min ¬ barns bells bruises itch ecsems ca¬ ARRIVAL OP TRAINS t now Gets the Crab tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns ¬ chapped bands or lips piles and all ul ITroiei Cincinnati 1058 a- - m bo p m 1010 p m The blue crab is a pretty fair hand at cers or sores of kin or muooos mem brane it is a sure and permanent cure Pfconi Lexington 511 a in 745 a m catching fish It will lie in shallow or inflamed eye in forty 383 p in 627 p m water motionless with its pincer claws Will care soreSatisfaction guaranteed or sight hours Frota Richmond 505 a m 740 a mj extended and pincers open waiting foi money refunded 888 p n a chance to nip a minnow If one comHorsemen will find this oil will eurt Irroia Maysville 748 a m 825 p m ing swimming along through the watex scratches cracked heel alter barns galls No care no should happen to pass between those old sores and collar DRPABTTRE Of TR4UB open jaws suddenly the jaws close am pay 15 a m Paris To Cincinnati 751 a mt For sale that is the last of the minnow But Eentucky by Clarke Kenney 6mo 340 p m 10mar the blue crab can do better than this To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m sometimes it will hold motionless in 545 p m 1014 p m Hew Photograph Gallery one daw a shred of something on whick lo Richmond 11 08 a m 548 p mi 1016 pm it has been feeding as a bait for min D Cable has opened a cosy new pho ¬ To Maysville 750 a m 6i86 p m othnows holding at the same time its tograph gallery on Main street opposite F B Cabs Agent er big claw with the pincer open wait the Telephone Exchange where he is ing The minnows come up charging to make good pictures st low for the food held in the closed claw prepared will also be fin- ¬ but there are likelj to be enough of prices Kodak work first class style them to spread and they may come ished up promptly in from various directions so that more He solicit the patronage of the public Uoaftt than likely one will come within the esa waiting pincers of the opposite claw To My Patrons and when one does the proceedings are closed for the time being I have moved my gallery fixtures to EAST BOUND But sometimes the minnows get the my residence on Henderson street but I Louisville 830am 600pm blue crab as they may do when the am prepared to make pictures from old Lt Lexington Ar 1115am 840pm crab is shedding The crab knows when negatives or make large pictures and Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am 923Dm15am 630DDS that time is coming and then it makes finish kodak work Orders can be left Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm for a place where it can shed its shell Ar Washington 65 jam 240pm kt and stay in safety until its new shell at Vardens drag store or at my resi Ar Philadelphial015am 705pm New York 1240nn 908pm is sufficiently hard to protect it The dence h Grinnan WEST BOUND crab comes in with the tide and makes for some place on the bottom in shal S 8 Abnkt mail carrier will haul Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 65oam 2Mmn low water perhaps along the edge of light baggage to and from depot Termi Ar Lexington 800am 520pm 735am 8r45pat Frankfort 9llarn 030pm the eel grass or under some protecting very reasonable Leave orders at Post Ar Shelby villa 1001am 720pm Ar patch of ulva and then proceeds to office Ar Louisville 4100am 15pm tf lig a hole in which it can stay after it Trains marked thus f run daily except Sunday other trains run daily has shed its shell until it is strong Through Sleepers between Louisville enough to go about It digs the sand The Bourbon Steam Laundry or mud up around from under itself having secured office room at Lexington and New York without and as likely as not leaves its discard- Parker James corner Fourth changerates Sleeping Car ssservations of For ed shell in a most lifelike form up on and Main will locate their main any information call on the sand on the edge of the hole in office at that place Phone No F B Carr front of it This shell would frighten Agent L N R R s entrusted georoe W Barney away some small fishes that would 4 All calls or bundl prompt Paris Ky at Div Pass Agent not dare to tackle a crab in its ordi- to them will receive Lexington nary condition The discarded shell is tention a help to fishermen who are hunting crabs because it shows where a crab My agency insures against 6 may be found and weakfish which fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ come inshore in shallow water to feed prompt paying compa ¬ Frankfort Cincinnati Ry hunt up soft crabs by searching the liable neighborhood of the spot where they nies non union find a shell just as a fisherman W 0 HINTON Agent ELKHORN ROUTE would do When the crab first sheds its shell it LOCAL TIME CARD IN EFFECT is perfectly helpless Its new shell is DECEMBER 5TH 18b8 Hie Insurance Policies as yet so soft that it is no protection to it and no support the crab cannot EAST BOUND BOUGHT FOB CASH even stand up The shell hardens rapNo 1 No 8 Kb 5 idly and it may be that by the time Pasg Pane Mixed 7 00am 8 40pin l 00pm of the next full tide the crab will be H S Lve Frankfort a 7 Ham 3 52pm 1 20pm Lve Elkhorn able to move about and defend itself 7 18am 4 00pm 1 35pm Lve Switzer Lve Stamping Qrnd 7 28am 4 10pm 1 66pm but for a time after it sheds it is help- TEETH EXTRACTED LveDjvalls 734am 416pm less 739im 422pm Lveohcson 1 cake couldnt breathe In another 7 45am 4 2 pm 2 30pm That is when the minnow gets the WITHOUT PAW Lve Georgetown Lve C S Ry Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm 3 00pm instant I should have been pulled bodily crab The crab may have been let 8 17am 4 48pm Lve Newtown out of my box in spite of the grip I had by the receding tide above the edge NO COCAINE NO GAS 8 25am 4 56pm Lve Centrevnlle 8 30am 5 00pm Lve Elizabeth with both hands of the water When the incoming tide 8 40am 5 10pm A simple application to the gams osed Arr Paris c By a desperate effort I succeeded in has again covered the crab and sur- only by me and acknowledged by the pulling myself down by the strength of rounded it with water to the depth of public to be the beet and easiest and WEST BOUND my arms and getting behind my wind an inch or two the minnows may dis- absolutely free from any after effects NoT2 No 4 No t shield I was a thoroughly scared and cover it and they come swimming Catephoric treatment for painlesf Pass Pass MixeS 9 sOam 5 lupm Lve Paris e shaken man It was hours before I got along through the shallow water to filling 9 40am 5 50pm Lve Elizabeth over the horror of that instant when 1 attack it Sometimes a fisherman dis9 45am 5 86pm Lve CentrevUle 9 53am 6 03pm 8et of teeth 308 Lve Newtown stood face to face with death Chv covers a soft crab by the splashing that Lve C S Ry Depot b 10 28am 6 17pm 7 fitmm Upper and lower- 1580 cago Inter Ocean 10 32ara 8 0pm 1 61am the minnows kick up around it If unLve Georgetown 50 Cts np Silver fillings 37am 628pm Lve Johnson disturbed the minnows swarming 10 43am 6 32pm Gold fillings 100 up Lve Duvalls ARMY OFFICERS CALLED MR around the helpless crab will kill and Lve Stamping Grnd 10 50am 6 39pm 8 22am Gold crowns 500 U 00am 6 49pm 8 40am Lve Switser 50 cts Painless extraction 1107am 6 56pm 8 55am Lve Elkhorn None of Them Get Their Official Titles eat it But sometimes another blue 11 SJam 7 lOpasj 945am crab will appear and break up the minArr Frankort a In til They Reaeh the Rank J R Ullfl a D s nows feast This is a blue crab that Daily except Sundav of Captain a Connects with L S N b connects with has not shed its shell but has its armor 821 Main St Paris Ky ft C connects with Ky Central People who are not versed in matters on It comes stalking in among the opp Court house of army usage often ask why certain minnows perhaps nipping one of them 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p an Hoars KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS in one of its pincer claws as it comes army officers are addressed as Mister Telephone 79 AMIPMI rMlAMI and not by their titles To the men up and dispersing the rest FrankTort Ar 11 201 71J 340 700L The blue crab is a cannibal it will who enter the service from West Point Oeorsetowu Ar 10281 61 42 750 Lv Lv 930 540 Paris 510 840 Ar eat its own kind If when this crab the custom is well understood because Maysville Lv 545 12s 830 Ar soft there is Lv 709 25S Winchester 616 1142 Ar thy know that no matter how much comes upnewcomer any of the likelycrab Lvj 620 200 eat 720 100 Ar very Richmond will left the Attorney-At-La- w authority they may have of how gay their uniform may be they are sim- ¬ that first with one daw holding meanGEO B HARPER Gnl Supt Paris Kentucky ply misters until they w ear two bars while in its other the wriggling minJOS B NEWTON G P A now which it had seized at the out on their shoulder straps A recent occurrence in the Army building illus- set keeping that to top off with N Y Office on Broadway op stairs 8 doon West of Bourbon News trated the matter A man who had Sun Phone 58 been a field officer in the volunteer servPawnshops and Bank ice in the war with Spain had been ap The original pawnshop is difficult to pointed to a lieutenancy in the new locate D Earl3 historians were inter volunteer army and called at one of ested in other lines and only when the the offices of the headquarters on a royal crown was placed in pawn or matter of business There the officer the kin took steps to curb the cu The Leading Specialists of America in charge presented him to a United pidity of the hated money lender was Phone 136 States army officer 20 YEARS IN OHIO the subject of pawns and pledges Maj Blank allow me to present Mr mentioned Moreover the history of Office Fourth and Pleasant 8ts 250000 Cured Smith Mr Smith Maj Blank1 pawnbrokinc is so interwoven with The volunteer officer hinted in a mod that of usury and banking- that its Office Hours WECURESTRICTURE 7 to 10 a m est way when the major had with- complete separation from these sub4 p m 2 to Thousands of yours and middle aced drawn that it might have been well jects is for a time at least an impossi7 to 8 p m men are troubled with this diseaso man to let the fact be known that he also bility unconsciously They may have a mart From earliest times and with Sanc tf was an army officer Oh thats all all peoples the system of pledging efins sensation imall twistinf stream sharp cuttinf pains at times slifht dis right said the officer who had acted fects as security for advances in money charge difficulty in commencing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms as host everybody is mister until he is has existed in some form In this early ARNSPARGER SMITH of nervous debility they have STRIC captain TURE Dont let doctors ex penmen ton period all those who accepted pledges vou bv cutting stretchier or tearins Even in service the first and second as security for loans were not pawnNON UNION AGENTS you This will rot cureyou as it will re- lieutenants are addressed as mister brokers in the sense that we to day use ME XT absorbs the stricture tissue RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE by officers of higher rank The cus- ¬ the term Of the antiquity of pawn hence removes tho stricture Derman en tlr tom is so general that it is not unusual broking we are assured but are with- ¬ AT LOW RATES It can never return No pain no suffer ing no detention from business bj oar for lieutenants in the regular service out a clew as to what might have been 8 BROAOWaY PARIS KY method Thesexualorgansarestrenfth to have their visiting cards engraved its process of metamorphosis from the ened The nerves are invigorated and S1ma99 tf the bliss of manhood returns with the Mr prefixed thus time of the Jewish laNv to that of the Roman Its analogy to banking the WE fact that the pawnbrokers later be MR JOHN BROWN SMITH Thousands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual vigor and came bankers would lead to the conTines Trees United States Army vitality continually sapped by thin dis clusion that private pawnbrokers ex ease They are frequently unconscious of the cause of vhese symptoms General isted long before the state took cog Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail The officer in the regular service also nizance of the business It seems probing Manhooi Nervousness Poor Mem ¬ Frait and Ornamental Trees Shrubs ory Irritability at times Saarting Sen shows a preference for civilians dress able that the constant taking of ar Bmall Fruits and ever thing for Orchard sation ftuiiKcn iyrs Yum aara circles which the volunteer officer does not al tides in pledge which of necessity de Weak Back General Depression Lack Lawn or Garden We employ no agent ways share When not on duty at home manded their safekeeping to secure of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken hu sell direct at reasonable prices Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE on leave or on his way to post the regu the repayment of the loan suggested Btrawberry and Tree Catalogues oa ap may be the ciuso Dont consult family doctors as they have no experience in lar officer usually wears no part of his the like deposit of money and valua- plication to these special diseases dont allow uniform and prefers to appear as an or ¬ bles In this case the progenitor of the Quaoksto experiment on yon Consult H F H1LLENMEYER Specialists who have made a Wo study of dinary citizen N Y Tribune present banking system was original LftxiKOTON Kr Diseases o Men and Women OurNEW ly a pawnshop instead of a bank METHOD TREATMENT will posi Telephone V Seagulls Crtchinj Molen tively cure you One thousand dollars A farm manager at Fodderty Ding ¬ which later took up the pawn business for a caso we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure Iasurance n the Hurst Home onT wall Scotland watching a mole catcher Bulletin of the Department of Labor holders fifty cents on Ibf cost the policy at work saw sea guMs hovering over A Cautions Child CURES GUARANTEED dnrtag the year 1897 and occasionally alighting upon a turA downtown resident who hc a Bandied dodars W MiuEJt Agent O EMISSIONS We treat and enrr nip field in which the observer and oth- ¬ bright little daughter told an anecdote VARICOCELE SVPHTLLS OLfcET Pans Kt STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SFCRBT ers were at work A particularly large which he thought showed great caution DRATXS UNNATURAL DISCHARG and handsome bird attracted his atten- and a certain force of character While ES KIDNEY and TtLADDER Diseases AMERICAN BE a AN made of 4t I takeu f roa POORS CONSULTATION FREE tion by the graceful way it floated slow out taking a walk the precocious child Buy watcb FREE If stable to ealL write for sitllayana Dewey an X 8 8 Maine ly over the drills intently scanning the and her father encountered a big St BLANK for HOiLB OTESTTONSJ Waltham works cheap as uny Admlra TREATMENT surface of the ground Suddenly Bernard dog promenading beside its Dewey and apt Slgubve have them Their facsimile letters mailed to ngent steadying itself a moment it dropped owner The little one evinced a strong Btidta Luc Kew York W V DOLL 3F6 CO dug its bill into the heaving ground and desire to pat the dog as she passedtbut rose with a mole for its prey Resting evidently changed her mind When fs A F A DDU Sufferers are immediately relieved by usim our 122 W FOURTH STREET f I a few minutes it gracefully began again they had passed the little one said to AM TIO HOH1 by a further search for prey In a few minTier astonished father CINCINNATI O AQTHMA TKKATMEXT andcure Say- papa w Clin iiiiiiii iim - fleet a utes a second mole was unearthed Complete outlt by mail soe I want to see A trial will convince wont vou pat that do ami WM iwti K labouatobv wJace 8tC atoago isT- - aal Cincinnat Enquirer d he bites Philadelphia Record ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mm i oi bt TIME TABLE ¬ 1 ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 1 ¬ STOUT Paris Ky ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 - ¬ N C FISHER ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Will Kenney Physician ¬ Surgeon DRSXK - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i CURE GLEET ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Plants ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - KfnnedyFkergan rfm aB Mlnn Ii ¬ i- y m X Ji Lrtrxrcrrr It isnt the bodily sickness that hurts a man He could stand that fairly well if his Engagements Announcements And Sol mind were easy But Americans are busy emnizations Of The Marriage Tows They have work to do plans to make The Times Star last night said that schemes to execute Thev are plung ¬ They line up their incomes as soon and Miss Elizabeth ers James Dundon as they receive them or re invest them had been Ritchie both of Millrsbur with the idea of increase They cannot granted license to wed in Cincinnati afford to be sick Sickness is a calamity a financial calamity J S Snyder of Lexington ud Miss as well as a physIda Willett of this city were married ical one So the afternoon sick man worries in this city Wednesday They left on th afternoon train tor a and the more he tne worries vsi vaetMLO w trip to Cincinnati Vi siwfc ci r V -r J 3mSMT 3g The Louisville Commercial announces grows Worry is a the engagement of Mr D Elliott Kelly good thing at formerly of this city to Miss Mary D Sanson of Philadelphia daughter of the right time The G W Hanson The minute vou Mr and Mrs feel a symptom of sickness worry about wedding will occur on October 16th it do something about it cure yourself Miss Pearl Richardson one of the When you begin to feel run down when pretiest girls in Hart county eloped to a twinge of rheumatism tells you plainly Jefferson vi lie with John Angell and that your blood is impaired when you go the when they stood before the magistrate are losing flesh and vitalitybottle to Dr of nearest drug store and get a refused to be married Th only reason Pierces Golden Medical Discovery It Angell is the greatest blood purifier and tissue she gave was just because It cures rheumatism saye she was mashed on a stranger whom builder on earth and all other blood diseases by curing the she saw on the train to Jeffersonville cause It purifies the blood and puts the blood making organs into good healthy OBITUARY working order It tones up the stomach liver helps the Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit stirs up theand puts sufferingkidneys in nerves at their work iz ens rest It contains no whisky alcohol Chowning Shipp aged twelve years opium or other dangerous drugs and died Wednesday of tvphoid fever on does not therefore create a craving for Walker avenue His sister Mrs Keller stimulants or narcotics Slarpsburjj James E Crampton Esq died of the disease two weeks ago and Washington Co Md writes ofI was in busihis mother ie now very ill of the same ness in Baltimore and had rheumatism for three months couldnt walk at all I tried the best disease doctors I could get but they did me no good I ¬ j THE milFi K HEWS 18U1J THEATRICAL AN OTHERWISE NUPTIAL KNOTS iNineteentn Year Established Published every News ami Comment of Stnge Matters aud Other Gossip ltesnay and Friday by Robert Downing is appearing iu Paris In vaudeville in a play called FRANK CO WALTER CHAMP BWIFT CHAMPs titors and Owner t Orders etc Bko 193 Anna Held came over from Paris last week bringing her automobile and will appear this season in a musical comedy called Tapas Wife this city tells The News that he has cancelled his contract with the Milwaukee Stock Co having decided not to do any theatrical work this season He will engage in other work for the present W H Davis of Pay ible to the order of Champ ae aU Checks Money A Leaders in Style and Fasfiion NEW FALL DRESS GOODS NOW IN STOCK ADVER1I81JSU RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals In blacL type wenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituarf 36 cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a ltke nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly oards ¬ ¬ f- ¬ It is said that Olga Nethersoles new Zaza will surpass Sappho play and The Turtle in point of suggestive Hon E E Settle of Owen county lewdness With the reputation of Congressman from the Seventh District Carmen kiss it should Nethersoles will make a political speech in this city easily be the warmest production of the Monday afternoon at one oclock at the season Court house Public Speaking Montgomery Phister the clever dramatic critic of the Cincinnati Commercial-TGov Brown will speak in Maysville ribune has written a comedy on September 11th called The Kings Player which will One hundred Illinois orators are com- be played this season bv Fanny Rice ing to Kentucky to whoop things up for Mr Phister is a Maysville Ky man and his fellow Kentnckians hope his Goebel Bourke Coakran the famous New play will be a great success r York orator was once a porter for A Barlow Bros Minstrels were the openT Stewart The Covington Extra has withdrawn ing attraction at the Grand Opera its support from Senator Goebel and is House Tuesday night and were greeted by a large audience Harry Ward and now supporting Gov Brown Lew Baldwin made hits in black face Gov Altgeld has been dropped from nonsense and songs Mons Zella did a the councils of the Democratic party fine contortion specialty Briggs the John R McLean having succeeded him cyclist did some marvelous trick riding as chairman of the Ways and Means Walt A Wilson and John Elliott won committee a hearty round of applause with a danc- ¬ The Ohio Democratic State Conven- ing turn in the first part tion at Zanesville Wednesday nominatr ted John R McLean of the Cincinnati The chariot race in the forthcoming Enquirer for Governor He won on the production of Ben Hur will be a first ballot and says he will surely be triumph of stage mechanism There elected will be eight horses in the race and they The following Brown Democratic will run at full speed on eight tread campaign committee for this district has miHs built in the stage Four of the boen appointed by District Committee- mills will be moveable so as to slide a man Clay W W Turner Henry few feet to give Ben Hurs horses the County Judge Harmon Stitt Bourbon winning lead in the race Sixty horses comnyJG Todd Owen county have been tried for the piece and eight S Y Berry Oldham county J P have been found competent but they Headley Fayette countv The panowill have understudies representing the drop ramic The Sadieville Press has passed in its crowded back amphitheater will move in the ebecks opposite direction Gen Lew Wallace J D Wyatts new paper The Carlisle who has for years refused to have the Democrat has made its appearance It novel dramatized because of bis donbts regarding the reproduction of the race is a neat well printed paper scene is delighted with the rehearsal of some of the foremost politicians the chariot race If had Deweys fame along with his ina bility to make a speech there would be bTOCK AND TURF NEWS some awful internal explosions Sales nd Trnnrferi Of Stock Crop Kto Turf Note A compositor on the Louisville Times Douglas Thomas will take several makes a society paragraph read the enjoyment of a certain couple is an horses up to Terre Haute Ind next nounced ghrtegtke date of the wedding week to start in the races at that city J T Hedges has shipped his Allen O The voice of the Hon trotter Risky to Lexington and will Myers is strangely silent during these start him in the Matron Stakes at Lou turbulent political times in Ohio and Futurity at Lexington Kentucky He seems to have crawled isville and the into a hole and pulled the aperature in J T Hedges Wednesday worked Bon jay a yearling pacer by Jaybird dam after him by Baron Wilkes a quarter in 36 In these political times will somebody seconds the last eighth in 17 seconds please spring a phrase which will give This was the first time he was ever that first last and all the time decla hitched to a sulky ration a rest Its a good thing but it The fifth annual meeting of the Lou has been worked ever since Noah was isville Trotting and Fair Association Mayor of the Ark will be held from Sept 25 to Oct 1 Auctioneer Forsyths Engage ¬ 1899 There will be special rates on all railroads It will be one of the greatest ments meetings ever held in America Sept 2 J M 8oott Spl Com 32p acres of land near Shawhan Quickly cure constipation and re- ¬ Sept 5th David Judys heirs 360 build and invigorate the entire system of land near Millersburg never gripe or nauseate DeWitts Little Early Risers W T Brooks by Political News Notes ¬ Black Orepons Plaids for Skirts Tailor Suitings ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ Charley M was at home from college spending his summer vacation The Ms were people fairly well to do and Charley was passing the forenoon very comfortably on the cool and shady veranda Down by the barn yard fence in a npclprfpd nlapp a rron of stronar healthy weeds had sprung up and flourished under the summer sun Left unmolested in the rush of work on the farm they were fast becoming a blot on the otherwise orderly premises and that morning Charleys father the old man had sallied forth and was now making a vigorous assault upon the patch Suddenly be left off his work and came up into the yard Taking a broomstick which happened to be lean ing against the veranda he laid it on the grass then turned to Charley aad said Git down here and see If you caa pull me over that stick He held in his hand a small chain 1b each end of which was Inserted a stout stick to serve as a handle Then the tug began and developed Into quite a spirited contest But at last Charley succeeded In dragging the old man across the line Ther thatll do he said dropping I guess youve his end of the chain got strength enough to pull them weeds down there by the barn I never said a wrord said Charley telling the story afterward but before noon there werent any weeds left standing Youths Companion ¬ Tested Her Strength took three bottles of Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and it cured me sound I came home to Sharpsburg and there were three cases of different diseases I advised the patients to use Dr Pierces medicine which they did and all were cured I have sold over one hundred dollars worth of your medicine by telling peo ple how it cured me You can write to our drug- ¬ gist Mr G P Smith in our town and he will tell you what I dfd for you in regard to selling ¬ ¬ 3500 Yards Outing Cloth Mill Ends Regular 8 - aad advertising your great remedies l 3c Goods - Our I Cheap Kates To Philadelphia N will sell round trip tickThe L ets to Philadelphia Pa on September 1 2 3 and 4 good until Sept 30th at 1390 For any further information N call on F B Garr agent L ¬ So a Yard Closing Out mi Sniwnei They were like iron those childrens Oxfords and slippers that go almost for at Davis Thompson the asking ang4 tf Isgrigs Ms KY CHEAP EXCURSION TO feu York ity SEPT 2 3 4 I Franl 404 MAIN Go PARIS STREET VIA BIG FOUR ROUTE ONLY 1535 BOUND TRIP From Cincinnati 3 ¬ Wheat WANTKD- - three-year-ol- d market price Will pay highest E F Spbabb Sons tf m ¬ is forgiving and will restore your diseased kidneys that will give you perfect health by using kr Sawyers Ukatine For sale by W T Brooks Nature Scores of patrons testify to the great shoe bargains bought from our bargain ¬ counters Davis Thomson Isgrio Tickets will be on sale September 12 and 4 1899 Good to return leaving New York not later than September 12 1899 with proviso that upon deposit of ticket with Joint Agent Mr H C est Blye 19 th Street not eaalier than Sent 5 nor later than Sept 9 1899 and payment of a fee of 50 cfnts per ticket at time of deposit an extension of return limit to leave New York to and including September 30th may be secured For full information regarding tickets rates variable routes and time of trains call on agents Bio Four Route or address the nndsriigned W P Deppe Warren J Lynch ien Pass Tkt Agt AUP TAgt ¬ ¬ I have a few hundred bushels of nice white seed rye for sale Goo W Stuart N freight depot directly opposite L shoes are almost gone get a pair of these low shoes offered at such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson GWDAVIS FURNITURE CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC to If your childs Iegrige aug4tf DO YOU KNOW OF ANY- ¬ THING NEATER AND Arrive Philadelphia Daylight Take a pill that is a pill built on All trains from Louisville and Cincinnati over Pennsylvania Short Lines arrive Philadelphia by daylight a great convenience for persons who will attend the G A R National Encampment in September For details about low fare address Geo E Rockwell A G P Agt Cincinnati O ¬ ¬ Stuarts directly freight depot For white seed Rye go to Geo opposite L W N tf medical science by an able physician FUNERAL FURNISHINGS such is the short story of Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by Calls for Ambulance Attended W T Brooks t PRETTIER THAN A -- Promptly Bed by buying your ladies and Save shoes as we are selling daily from our childrens shoes at Davis Thomson Isgrigs bargain counter Davis Thomson Isgrig Never were such values offered in Day Phone 137 Night lOO White Enamelled Iron For chicken feed go to Geo W three Mantello photos for ten cents directly opposite freight during the next two weeks Gallery Stuarts depot tf opposite telephone exchange D Cable photographer will make LN OYSTERS OYSTERS Louis Saloshin Co E R DURKEE 9U 3Vet I am now showing a Magnificent Line of these Beds and they are of the COS gtrttcagafcf Use of words to say that we have the swellest prettiest line of new Neckwear ever brought to Pans Youve heard that expression before but its gospel truth this time Evary shade and shape of Neckwear thats pretty we bought These Neckties sell themselves to the people who see them A word to the Ladies We have swell Neckties for swell girls ties to suit all kinds of girls See them before somebody gets the one ment of Fresh Oysters for this They are fine If you for stiffening colored prints and are seeking something new to muslins especially tempt your appetite MOURNING GOODS TRY A CAN Manufactured by E R DURKEE CO season We have received our first ship- ¬ Gauntlet Brand MOURNING STARCH BEST MAKE AND FINISH Come in and take a look at them Springs and Mattresses to suit you wanted Your Money Back On Demand I can furnish you at any time registered Trade Mark ol the Undertaking in all its branches We are also receiving regular Embalming scientifically attend ¬ an experienced man for mantel shipments of Choice Fine White name and design of rne Gaunt ¬ work let as well as a fac simile of their ed to Carriages for hire Plume Celery For sale in Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF We keep constantly on hand a written signature LAMPS in Central Kentucky full supply of Fresh Fruits and Paris by I Vegetables and TILINGS always on hand TELEPHONE NO 36 NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 50 CELERY New York Every genuine packet bears the PARKER Four tli and Main Sts JAMES Pars Ky Jas m son Louis Saloshin Co J T HINT0N 1 n mi m 1 -- - IE -- Ninoteentb Yar Establiiied jo lllllll mou uintMsri DEWS 1881 Special Elk Meeting A PERSONAL MENTION Parisian AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY SUMMER WANDERERS special meetiug of the Paris Elk lEnteied at tb Post office at Paris Ky COCO i moil Lodge will be held to night at tbe usual COMERS hour for the purpose of initiation A large attendance is desired as Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Judge Purnells Judgments The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And TELEPHONE NO 124 lsewhere Mary Spears colored was tried Tues day before Judge Purnell on the charge Dr Chas Dickson arrived home yes SUBSCRIPTION PRICES of petit larceny and was given thirty terday from Jackson Payable in Advance She was accused of Miss AUine Sanders is visiting 12 00 Six months loejui 8100 days at hard labor stealing personal pioperty from Mrs friends in Millersburg Make all Check Mnnti rwHEtc Sears Alex Rice of the Power Grocery ayadtetotheordeioCuAMP Bro James Downey was held over in 100 Co has malarial fever to keep the peace Bishop Hibler has returned from a Corn Shelled corn by wagon or car load for sale by R B Hutchcraft Tuesday being the Jewish New business trip in Michigan A f j r M f IQfl Year a holiday Price Co will 25aug6t Hon Harry Ward Sr of Cynthi ixiis uuij Ulmtkta f Tiuiuioauuunuuicii xuioo close Monday evening at 6 oclock ana was in the city Tuesday Lucy arrived home Wednesday from a Monday will be Labor Day a legal and open Tuesday at 6 p m Miss Daisy Boone is improving slow- protracted stay at Warm Springs Va holiday Hon E M Dickson who has been Mr Dickson For Gov Brown ly from an illness of typhoid fever The Paris baseball club will go to Mr F D Haynes of Stamping spending several weeks at Mackinac and Carlisle to day to play the team at that La Chneaux Islands has arrived home The announcement Wednesday that Ground was in the city yesterday place Hon E M Dickson who returned this Misses Sallie Joe Hedges and Georgia Miss Lucile Knapp of Cincinnati week from a months vacation in MichiBostain have returned home from a visit Ollie Carter has accepted a position gan had declared his intention of voting is visiting her aunt Mrs Wm Myall to Miss Annie Laurie Young in Mt Hon Henry L Martin of Wood in the gents furnishing goods depart for Gov Brown created some surprise Sterling was in the city Wednesday night ment of The Fair in Cincinnati in local political circles Mr Dickson ford Mrs George Alexander and Miss Kate Mr John Feeney was in Richmond is one of the foremost of Boorbon DemAlexander have returned home from a Wanted White girl to do general ocrats being the present Master Com- Wednesday and yesterday on business sojourn at Hot Springs and White house work Inquire at Mrs J W Miss Bessie Thomas leaves next week Sulphur Springs in Virginia missioner and having represented Bour Hughes on Seventy street 29aug3t bon in the Legislature He is one of for Richmond to attend Madison Female Mrs James Ferguson and Mrs Chas J J Connell the merchant tailor Bourbons moat popular citizens Institute Webber have returned from a sojourn formerly of this city is now located at Miss Callie Thomas will leave next at Waukesha Wisconsin Mrs FerguOur Fall line of Shirts and week for Lexington to enter Hamilton Columbus Ohio where he is connected son is much improved in health with a leading firm His family moved Neckwear arriving daily Price College Co Clothiers Mr and Mrs Wm Myall and daugh- ¬ to that city last week Julian Frank leaves Monday for ter Edith and Miss Maud Stout will Judge Webbs Reception Lyndon to attend the Kentucky Military leave to morrow for a pleasure trip to While shooting bull bats at Wednes day evening at Olympian Springs Dan Washington New York Boston and Judge Webbs reception in police Institute T Hinton and J D several seaside resorts Hon Peed of this city was shot in the left court Wednesday was well attended J eye by some unknown party Mr Peed McClintock were in Cincinnati yesterDudley Davis and his best girl Littie Mr and Mrs A C Adair who have day on business may lose the sight of that eye Butler colored were each assessed ten been spending a few weeks at the sea Mrs W W Goltra and son of shore with Mr and Mrs Woolums at Rev J J Taylor and family late of dollars for indulging in a lovers quarrel Crawfordsville Ind are guests of Mrs Newport News considerable bitterness Va arrived home Mobile Ala who have been visiting of Dan Love colored paid 850 for the G W Stuart Wednesday evening accompanied by the family of W M Hinton Sr left fun of firing off his pistol in the city Mr Alexander White a Paris Pattie Letton who has been spending Wednesday for their home in Norfolk limits Tenn banker was the guest yesterday the summer at the sea shore Va where Rev Taylor has been called to Lou Anderson was mulcted 750 for of Douglas Thomas take charge of a church To Ambitious Young Men giving out left handed compliments in Mrs Ormonde Byron and infant Mr L Frank is now in New York the form of abusive language Write now to Wilbur R Smith for son of Owingsvillle are guests of Mrs Co Frank Munday was taxed 2750 for J T Hinton on High street twenty three years President of the buying new Fall good for Frank Commercial College of Kentucky Uni- ¬ Mr X rank s reputation as a buyer is wife beating Mi9S Frances Reed of Mason was versity Lexington Ky for circulars of Co hav- uch that it insures Frank School will commence Monday in the city yesterday en route home from this responsible and influential college ag as well selected stock of goods as Bookkeeping Shorthand Typewriting and mothers will be thinking a visit in Harrison county ¬ ¬ - In Search of Pleasure and Health at Summer Resorts Dr John Bowen arrived home Wed- ¬ nesday from Olympian Springs P I McCarthy is at home from a short stay at Olympian Springs John N Davis arrived home yesterday from a trip to Atlantic City Washington and New York Mrs George R Bell and Mrs Kate Chambers arrived home Wednesday evening from Olympian Springs Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock arrived home yesterday from a visit to Miss Vashti Ward in Scott county T J T Dress Goods For Early FalL All the Craze for Separate Skirts NEW CREPONS NEW BLANKET PLAIDS From the Cheapest to the Fiiiesi ETT1MINES AND COVERTS The Proper Goods for Tailor Made - iA M r- V Suits ¬ NEW BLACK DRESS GOQD All the New Weaves Call and ¬ see these Goods C3- - ¬ LADIES TAILOR MADE SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES ¬ TTTOKEFL ¬ ¬ ¬ CONDONS SUMMER CLEARANCE SUMMER CLEARANCE Our whole stock must be cleared up before Fall goo come in ana we nave cut prices on ever thing Here a few special values 25c French Organdie now 12 he 15c ¬ BOUND TO GO NOW 8c Cotton ¬ ¬ Lawns now 8Jc 35c Imported Pique now 20c 25c Imported Pique now 15 20c India Liuens now 10 15c Madras Cloths now 8c 75c Table Linens now 50c 50c Table Linfs now 35c 8c Penang and Percales now 5c now 5c 25c 10x4 Sheeting now 18c 20c Bleached Vests now 10c 15c Lisle Vests now 8c oris 200 Silk Umbrellas now 100 jj T jaAiao auu pum auoc UKJW tt uauire mA Viiuuo eto 50c Lisle Threads Hose now 25c 100 Summer Corsets now 50c 175c Kid Gloves now 100 A These are a few of our great redketions and by callmj on us you will find everything else reduced likewise any house in Kentuoky Morris Kohlman who was manager of the Louisville Store in this city is ill of typhoid fever at Madisonville where the store was moved from this city This makes the fourth time Mr Kohl- sixteen years old man has been ill of typhoid He had a show goods long siege with the disease in this city ¬ about buying a Boys School Suit or an extra pair of pants Price Co clothiers have an immense Fall line at prices to suit one and all Extra knee pants three to No trouble to Miss Madge Carruthers of Cincin- cessful In order that your mail may nati is the guest of Misses Louise and reach this college address only Wilbur R Smith Marie Parrish on High street Lexington Ky Misses Louise and Marie Parrish ¬ and Telegraphy taught Graduates suc- ¬ last year Misses Nannie and Annie T Miller who have been living on Fifth street in this city for several years will leave to- ¬ morrow for Newport to make their future home followed by tbe best wish es of many warm friends Miss Nannie Miller goes to accept a good position with Mrs Bowman fashionable mod ¬ iste at 122 West Seventh street Cinci- ¬ nnati ¬ Minstrel Elks Entertained Paris Elk Lodge entertained Manager Harry Ward and the members of tne Barlow Minstrel Company nrost of whom are Elks at a pleasant social session Tuesday night after the perform ance of the Barlow company Manager ¬ The Ward was made chairman and presided ¬ arrived hDme yesterday from a visit to Miss Lida Rogers in Maysville Messrs R C Talbott A T Forsyth and E M Dickson were among the Parisians in Lexington yesterday Mrs J K Smiths young son has scarlet fever in a light form at Mr W A Hills residence on Pleasant street Mrs Hukill Wm and Jr daughter arrived home Wednesday from a yisit to relatives in Newport ¬ Persons Going to Pennsylvania will be interested in low fares via Pennsylvania Short Lines to Philadelphia A R National Encamp account ment in September It will be a good chance to visit former homes and friends as Philadelphia is close to localities fa miliar to many Southern folks For de tails about low fares etc address Geo E Rockwell A G P Agt Cincinnati O ¬ CMBREUAS RE GSWERE WHILE YOU WAJT i ¬ ¬ Yesterdays Baseball Results Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 9 Louisville 6 Washington 7 Baltimore 3 St Louis 4 New York 7 Pittsburg 8 Cleveland 3 Brooklyn 9 Boston 2 Chicago 5 efficiently Mr Ward Mr Holland and The Darby and Joan Club was hos Mr Hood of the Barlow company gave pitably entertained last evening by Mr vocal selections Mr Coburn of the or- and Mrs Brice Steele on High street chestra played Old Kentucky Home Miss Ella Caldwell will arrive next as a cornet solo The local singers also week from Paris 111 to be tbe guest of added to the pleasure of the evening Mrs J J McClintock on Third Street The principal feature of the lunch was Mrs Dun lap Howe arrived home some fine turtle soup The visitors were COMIC OPERA THE TWO VAGABONDS Music by Saxtons Full Orchestra of Ten Men FROM ONE DOLLAR UP - charmed with the entertainment New Fire Department ¬ Councilman Hugh Montgomery hav ing been authorized to reorganize the Paris Fire Department nas selected ralter Davis George CooDer Davis Wm Goodloe and s Dudley Wm Dudley with Walter Davis as Chief The new men have all bad thirty nine from E S Bean and sixty experience as firemen and are reliable nine from M A Grace twenty eight citizens from Ben Franklin twenty nine from E S Bean and sixty nine from R T J Paris Street Fair News Gray in Clark and 150 from W The committee soliciting funds for the Prewitt Bros and fifty from Silas only three out Stofer in Montgomery In Bourbon he Street Fair reports that of sixty merchants refused to contribute bought fifty two from G W Rash to the fair The sum of 562 has been sixty three from Junius Clay sixty raised and one third of the merchants are three from A S Hughes twenty nine yet to be heard from from W P Fisher and eighty from Mrs The committees will meet to night at Julia Goff The price paid for these the City Hall to make further arrange- ¬ cattle wasfrom four to five cents aggrements for the Fair gating about sixty thousand dollars The cattle are to be delivered in October and November The Howse cattle Conference At Carlisle were cornfed and cost five cents per The Kentucky annual conference of pound the M E Church South met at Car lisle Wednesday morning with Bishop Crawfokd Bros have made ample There preparations for warm weather by put Key of Sherman Tex presiding are about one hundred and fifty members ing in four fans at their barber shop and one hundred visitors present After Three will be run by water power and devotions committees were appointed one by electricity while yon get a cool tf reports of connectional secretaries read comfortable shave and call of the charges begun The first SCINTILLATIONS ministers name called was that of the Rev John Reeves presiding elder of the An Interacting Jumble Of New Ana Comment Lexington district Objection was made fo the passage of Mr Reeves character The battleship Kearsarge will have Robert T Marshall of Flemlngsburg her trial trip between Sept 5th and 15th by A committee was appointed to investi The Kentucky will be tried about a gate the matters complained of by Mar month later shall There will be complaints against George Jacob Schweinfurth the Illione or two other members of the confer nois man who has posed as the new ence Christ has changed his belief and is strong factions are warring about now a Christian Scientist Two u nf Rpv W S Urinstead to A Louisville man was fined 50 for Millersburg The Bishop and his cabi carrying a razor He said that he carnet are making the appointments in ried the razor for his wifes corns but strictly privatejsession Carlisle is en- the jndge wouldnt acknowledge the The sessions tertaining handsomely corn will last till Monday The Red Mens lodge in Lexington pro The committee appointed to investito give a mammoth street fair in gate the case of Mr Reeves is composed poses thac city in October The amusements of Rev W F Taylor Shelbyville the include an exhibition by Rough Rev D B Cooper Bloomtield and the will Riders and real Indians Rev W W Spates Flemingsburg s -- Are advised that our stock it Harware Stoves and Tinwaa A beautiful center table given MISS KATHRYN GIBBONS Oar is large and complete away to cash customers at Price Miss Miriam Wormald of Mays- Prima Donna i ville is the guest of Mrs Mallie Meng Co Clothiers E- prices are as low as anyone W Harrison at her home near North Mid SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Paris at make a specialty of Buildeor dletown Fine Export Cattle Bought 540 p in returning jn t after the per Railroad tickets good to re Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work Steel Misses Helen Frank and Mary and formance day if L Joseph the export cattle buyer turn next desired Positively last appearance of this com- Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We employ the has bought 792 export cattle in the past Sal he Lock hart will leave next week few days in Bourbon Nicholas Clark for Shelbyville to attend Science Hill pany best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED Sir Tl P If CTC iDcmdinB railroad f ae ff i I JJ He bought Academy aud Montgomery--countiefl ns before contracting lUlxLIu and reserved seat fifty from Riley Howes of Nicholas E P Bean Claude Cantrill and J C Midland Tickets on sale at F ¬ Wednesday night from Cincinnati where she has been under medical treat ment FRANKFORT SEPT 5 1899 OUR FRIENDS THE PEOPL- ¬ ¬ ¬ W Doan of Paris were registered Depot Ticket Office Wednesday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel W H COX Agent F in Louisville Mrs S E Wornall and daughters Misses Elizabeth and Edth Wornall of GO TO THE Kansas City arrived yesterday to visit PARIS PRINTING Mrs Kate Wornall and Mrs Perry WINN C LOWRY Wim Successors to Cook AND STATIONARY CO Wornall V FOR ALL ¬ Mr Walter Wilson of Pennsylvania SCHOOL SUPPLIES PAPERS MAGAZINES NEW BOOKS arrived yesterday to be the guest of THE LATEST STATIONARY Miss Nannine Clay at The Heights MUSIC ETC His sister Miss Wilson has been Mise Clays guest for several weeks Miss McCarthys Old Stand 2000 BARGAINS 4 IN SHOES t -- ¬ ¬ Mattie Shadbourne of St Matthews Mr George Satter white Mr W H Goddardand Mr John Strauss of Louisville will arrive to morrow evening to visit the Misses Hill on Pleasant street until Monday Miss ¬ School Announcement school Mrs Lizzie Walkers private will re open Monday Sept 4th Mrs Lila Guest and son who have patronage solicited been the guests of Judge Purnell and family will leave Monday for their home in Baltimore accompanied by Your We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered All Ladies and Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords ant Slippers must go this month regardless of price Maf lots go at less than half price Our bargain table broken lots is well worth your inspection Call early an get choice Kate Purnell who will at Peabody Institute study music Miss Jennie FOR SALE DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Barouche and Road Cart will be sold on the Square on Court day September Barouche of John Glenns own 4th Walter Champ in Illustrated Kentucktan make and road cart is new and of J W The dying man lay so still and so Hollidays own make JOHN GLENN white in his bed that the watchers bent 25ang 3t A T Forsyth Auctr low to see if he breathed His daughter stroked his brow and spoke softly but he gave no sign of rec- The Ruling Passion A Sorry Sight a mans linen is when sent home he has taken it to the wrong kwwfarrjL If you want your white or coloreAMirtt your collars and cuffs to be sentfaotgjj the pink of condition with tfeejneit color and finish on it that it ie jweeerbie to achieve bring it to us and betogjm ¬ tm ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ognition The doctor shook his head gravely as he looked toward the unconscious Whats his age he asked man 44 To day is his birth day replied the He is two score and weeping wife three to day The watchers saw the dying mans lips move and bent low to catch his words His lip moved again and they Did I hear someoody heard him ask tell to days scores SCHOOL niniHaT Miss Frances V Butler WILL OPEN A COPVRtOMT t SELECT SCHOOL For Young Ladies on Monday Septem- ber 4th 1898 For terms address her 15auglm Lock Box 206 Paris Ky The Bourbon Steam Laaudrj Phone BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR 4 Main office at Parker James fltttion on one so helpless Mystery of mys teries and I cannot solve it And yet she Frori a Sea Gulls Wing was able to forgive At the las she could Thou wast bat born amid earths stain and condone What were my wrongs to those aoil After all I had health And dreary din md noise of jangled ehe had endured strength and the world was wide Why mirth Thou hast lived far from all our tears and waste my time in running after the morbid shadow of revenge toil If I got it would it satOh bring us back the blessing of thy isfy Would it heal mv wound Thinking birth in this way I called to mind a sermon of the Prior of St Marks I heard when last in sPaH Vut a little of that other life inch knew thee once wild as the wind Florence I came in the suite of Paolo Yi telli ag Citta del Cattello and at the time and brine Set e our spirits straitened in their Savonarola had left the Duorao and was strife preaching at St Marks His subject was To wtep those old unwcarving ways of forgiveness and his text Vengeance is thine mine saith the Lord came back to me force I row from my seat and Bring back the glorious freedom of thy J wi paced the room my whole soul was on the Skimming the crest of purple waves afar cross I had all but resolved to forego my In that illimitable flood of light scheme of revenge when I heard a knock at Which knows no stain of toil no fetter- ¬ the door At first I did not answer but it ing bar was repeated Come in I cried and Ceci entered In Give us to know the glory and the wonder Born of the flying rack the gleaming the state in which 1 was 1 had half a mind foam to bid him begone there and then and only Where mighty billows rear their heads controlled myself with an effort I could and thundi r however that in his way he had formed Against the wild black rocks which were fee a friendly feeling towards me and remem thy home bering my plans forced myself to greet him Our hands are tired our eyes are dim of with civility and offering him a seat began seeing the conversation Our ears are dull with noise of mirth and That was a strange finish to the Gon moan falonieres speech I said in allusion to the Oh give us back the beauty of that being death of the man at the hand- - of the mob Unwearied and unsoiled which was thine Tie was a tool and deserved to die own Do you know his name Mabel Earle in Youths Companion Ceci hesitated for a moment and I saw he ¬ A QUILL EH ¬ V ¬ was lying when he said No 1 added I gather that you are of the Bigi the party that favors the return of the1 Medici Signore I spoke words in my excitement that may well be buried An old tongue like mine should have known to be still but it is not that 1 have conic to sped of Do you know we have a death in the house That would be no new thing to you said stroking his white beard True they die here like rats in their holes i sUpiose so but as a matter of fact 1 ANfcKvS did know there was a death and a very Copyright iSos by D Applets Co one I know Mathew Corte but hew have All rijrhts reserved you found out so soon is siini ie came back bul a fewmin ago and although it was late thought CHAPTER VII Continued 1 might call ioi the rent of the room Corte s delay which seemed After ocr es as he has not paid anything as yet the padrone reappeared with Wh d 1 came in Corte simply pointed to the tome the lagou of Bui gundj under his arm and body of his daughter that was 11 the reply seizing it from b i ran back to the Albizzi She was very ill when she came 1 Palace and hurried up lb to the room wonder indeed she lived so Ion Of course occupied by Lorte Although 1 had been 1 did not pr ss him and if it is a loss M t awa barely ball i it was sufficient Xobili is rich enough to bear this Put it is time to make a change j i the worse in the dreadful the way these people owe sick girl and 1 became aware that the end I wincea a little thinking of my own di ¬ t had egun Wc tri rce a little of the minished purse and Ceci continued I wine between ber iipa hut she could not thought 1 would come ami see you as 1 went Is wallow and dow instead of lying stili kept down It i on my way The body must be tossing bor bead fom Bkle to side CSorte removed lo morfow was undone He t ud d i nothing but stand Vou will find some difficulty in persuad- ¬ at the bacl of the bed in mute despair as ing him to nve it a Christian burial he watched the pai ting soul sob its way out How Is he a heretic i r a pagan if so l Shall i Bend the in I went towards him I did not say that 1 believe the man to tendant for a pries be mad If ever words lAvm- d the countenance of I will see him to morrow J said Ceci a man minedul His eyesfairly blamed with think he will yield to reon Poor child No sigm re anger and he hissed out lie went out and down tie stairs with the if you like but fins is a priests work pray etcp ot a young man ai 1 marveled at the no priest comes here contradictory nature which Could show the 1 had as all other nun have frequently kindness it had towards aflliction and atthe called upon God sometimes in idle blas same time coldly plan to remove a felow phemy but neveu an occasion bo serious creature from the world as one removes a 1 had forgotten as this Pray if liked bud from a tree with a touch of what real prayer srfcS Impelled by a power But Cecfs words had aiso remindedthe knife me again I could not resist 1 knelt down and tried to of Cortes need I stood at the door listenform some woids to reach the Most High ing until his died away and know But tliey would not come I Could only feel he was gone footstepsnight Then I pulled them and 1 rose again and took my stand out my pursefor thelooked at its contents and by the dying giri there were two gold crowns left and a few She began to tail now in a rambling man panls I hesitated a need ner and with that strength which comes ot the mart upstairsfor little but themine was greater than at the point of death from somewhere her Drawing off my boots so that there might be voice was clear but with a metallic ring stole up softly like a thief and no sound It is not lor me to repeat the last words of gained the I landing of Cortes room The cne who is now with her Glod but I gath was partly open and 1 stood before it ered from them a story of trusting love of doora short while half afraid to enter for infamous wrong and dastardly crime And Plucking up heart I crept in gently Corte shook like a ranch in the wind as the dead girl lay with her hands crossed on The voids dame thicl tod fast from the lips of bosom still as if cut out of marble and her on his dying child After awhile she became her face was fixed a sad little smile Corte still ohee again IU still that we thought sat on a stool near the table his head was she had passed away but she revived on a buried between his hands and he had given sudden and called out way to silent despair The dog lav asleep Father I cannot see I am blind stoop in a corner I meant to have proffered the down and lei me whisper gold I had with a but 1 atju here little one close quite close I did not dare tome as loan to Cortegrief address him in his to you So placing the coins quietly on the table in Tell him I forgive Vou must forgive such a manner that when he raised his head too promise he must see them I withdrew as noiselessly Corte pressed his lips to her damp fore- ¬ as I came and reached my room without at- ¬ head but spoke no word tracting any attention It was not until the It is bright again they are calling me small hours of the morning that I sought my moth r Hold me up 1 cannot breathe couch for my mind kept working on the Corte sank on his knees with his head be thoughts which agitated me after witnessine tween hi bands and passing my arm round j the death of Cortes daughter At the same the poor creature 1 lifted her up and the time I was able to see that this consideraspirit passed In the room there was now tion of the suffering of others was of the a silence which was broken by a heart-rendingreatest benefit to me It took me out of sob Irom Corte lie staggered to his myself It showed me that my own were feet with despair on his face only sorrows in the world and that not the Man he exclaimed She said forgive there might yet be others who had reached you have seen an angel die This is the work a deep ot misery as far below that of Corte of a priest of a pontiff of him who calls as his was below mine This led me on to himself Vicar of Christ Go now and leave consider my own position and I began to me with my dead think there was some mysterious power I took Ins hand and pressing it turned to that was preventing me carrying out my the door As I closed it behind me I saw plan of reprisal against DEntrangues I Corte bending over the still lace of his child had come to Florence red hot on his track and the little dog throwing up his head At our very first meeting he had won the howled piteously hazard and the long illness that followed gave bim chance to put a distance between us then my resources diminished whilst yet CHAPTER VIII nothing was done then came the doubts TEMPTATION as to whether I was justified in my action I had looked upon death before I had and finally and not least there was in me a seen the plague strike down its victims in an haunting desire to see Angiola as I called hour I had been in the hell of a sacked her to myself once again I was pulled by town when men women and children were different strings There was what 1 called given to the sword On the breach at Arx conscience urging me to give up my schemes Sismundei dead dying and wounded were of revenge there was the wild animal in me piled breast high when we stormed our way telling me to go on there was a feeling tothrough the fog of battle into Malaiestas wards a woman which I had honestly never stronghold Stricken down at San Miniato experienced before which despite my strugI paw in the dim night the death hunters gles against its apparently hopeless folly I did at their fearful trade and heard the dull was entirely overmastering me untilescape daggers as they murdered not know which way to turn and to blows of their some helpless wretch sometimes for the from it all decided to leave Florence at prize of a tag of gold lace sometimes for the once and then altered my mind again when sheer pleasure of slaughter Lying unable to 1 thought of the plot I wished to thwart move by good luck concealed in a hollow and determined to make a last effort to do amidst grass which stood a yard high i saw this and if possible to see Angiola once 1 a man killed not ten feet from me He rose more before I left At last went to sleep o sound approached and waking very late in the morning to bis elbow as the fiends was not water lie was my slumber that when i awoue r called for water But it He cried for thought at first that the events of the night Hon be struggled cot were nothing more than a dream but they I can still see the wretches as mercy afd foul looking hag soon forced themselves on me in their realthey 1km d him down A sight place her knees on his chest she lookel ity and the fact was emphasized by the ail if invokof the odd pauls which were now my towards the sky for a moment as up ing a spirit to a sacrifice and the moonlight lying on the table I gathered these he and had proceeded in search of Ceci to ask if shone on a face that was hardly human any arrangements for the burial but relentmade Then she stooped down and with a plunged the knife she held into her he was nowhere to be found and as I could less hand then I resee not bring myself victims throat But all this which should solved to breakfast to freshCorte diet which air a on have hardened my heart did not affect me was I found certainly as the scene I had just quitted After all however wholesome satisfying 1 went to theOricellari Garwhat I had passed through was done when not which were at that time the property the blood was high with excitement Here dens Pucellai Here within the city walls however was another thing I had watched of the found a forest and under the shade of the end of a being beaut ligl and pure who one huge trees a more miserable being than was born to adorn life andyet what was her the spent pleasant hours and story v Fallen into the hands of an incar- myself could have gained contentment of mind by ob cast forth nerhaos nate devil outrage and thwn It was too serving the beauties of nature It was here i la - m--j UJ uic DlVweU IL U r tht v t uei me vc moved Tl sittings But horrible Mireiv Cod must nave siepc wnusi ma its to Phtonie Academy this wis done Surelv The after lite oughther the gentlemen who composed it discussed proportion to te her n an inters pofforWoo earth But whv any such in- - their philosophy with a good c finer and mmd H fV I 1 1 i 1 I even the unfortunate who wishes to gain flirted with each other with the hungry leace of mind in sylvan shades should have eyes of a cat balked of her prey At last I a full belt This fact obtruded itself more gave it up and with a curse flung myself on and more strongly on me and I could obtain my bed Fool that 1 was little relief by the expedient of tightening years should have brought me wisdom I had my sword belt by a hole or so Therefore in stayed on in Florence allowed my chances of despair I left the beauties of nature to be so revenge to get more distant in fact reached good as to look after themselves and dis a stage of mind when I was doubtful if I bursed a half paul in something to eat after could rightly exact vengeance drifted into which I felt able to face the prospect of fu- ¬ abject poverty and worse than that was ture starvation with a more serene mind continually thinking of a woman who when I passed the day quietly and in the after- ¬ I had rendered her a service treated me with noon Ceci came to tell me all was ready for contempt who had no doubt forgotten me the burial He gave me to understand that by this time amidst her duties if she had Carte had listened to reason in the matter any and her pleasures of which I doubt not of a priest although 1 never knew what ar she had store So the evening came amidst guments he had used to effect this The my reflections and self reproaches and it funeral was much as other pauper burials being dusk I decided to goforth again and and when it was over we walked back to- snatch a purse if necessary to obtain food gether On our return a man accosted Ceci As I rose an impulse i could not control who he said was his nephew and they made me unfasten my money belt and went off together on some business Had I search if by chance there was a coin within only known what I was to be indebted to it Of course there was not a brown copper this gentleman for shortly I should have but my fingers in running up the belt observed him with greater attention As it touched something hard and I pulled forth happened I gave him but a passing glance attached to its tag of red ribbon my cross catching a glimpse of a paleface with strong of St Lazare which it will be rememclear cut features and keen bright eyes bered 1 had placed therein for safety the Corte and I were now alone and respecting night I was imprisoned in the Villa Accolti his grief I said no word nor did he speak I had clean forgot it in my troubles and now as we threaded our way back Near St it lay in my open palm with the diamonds in Iy whole frame Marks Corte suddenly seized my hand it winking in my face raised it to his lips and then turning fled trembled with excitement Here was the down a sde street and was lost to view I means of freeing myself from debt at once attempted to follow fearing that sorrow and of obtaining funds to quit Florence nay had totally unhinged his mind already a Europe At the lowest computation its little off its balance and that he would WOrth could not have been less than forty come to injury My attempt however was crown- - and this at present was wealth to without avail and I returned home to dis me What with the effects of the want of prove the proverb which falsely says that food and the sudden discovery of the cross he who Bleeps dines I began to feel weak all over and flinging The next day I was again favored with a the badge on the table sank down into a visit from Ceci and after some allusion to chair before it to compose myself The the funeral he once more broached the sub loom was almost dark and I sat staring at ject on which he had sounded me before and the jewels and at the diamonds on it which asked for a definite reply I gave it to him sparkled through the gloom That little trinket was linked with the one great event without hesitation Messer Ceci I said whatever my con- ¬ of my life All the past came vividlv before dition may be you are in error if you think my excited brain I was again in that des ¬ 1 am a bravo In short your proposal is an perate retreat oi Charles of France uptie you owe it to my consideration valley of the Taro with the army of the insult and for your years that I do not liing you oftt of League in full cry behind us The old boar tin room I have promised you secrecy and Trevulzio commanded the rear guard distherefore cannot do as I would and that is puted every inch of the road and now and stood boldy at bay and gave a taste of lay the matter before the Signory but 1 tell his tusks to the duke of Pari and the fine you plainly that if I can I will upset your gentlemen of Venice It was at this moment plan and now you had better leave me I had by this thrown everything into the that Rodcrigo Gonsags made his dash ba the height above the junction of the Ceno fire but it was not possible to control my and the Taro Trevulzio saw the movement self longer As for Ceci he sat for a moment his eyes staring out of his head with rage he was powerless to help and knew that if He it succeeded all was lost All the time 1 was and his white beard fairly bristling at his bridle hand rose from hi- sat Ride for your life he said and tell the So Signor Donati this is your answer king that He pointed to the black line ii it Look to yourself most noble excel ¬ of the infantry of Spain moving towards the lency for those I serve have long reach heights I was off at once waiting no sec There is lion ever another thing we have to ond bidding settle before 1 go I shall be obliged by TO EE CONTINUED your paying me the sum of three crowns for rent and other services due to the excellent Messer NubiliM KISSED BY BISMARCK I was overcome with shame for I had not the money Way in You can take this furniture I said it An Interesting Account of the Which the ron Chancellor will pay my dues Honored a Veteran Ceci smiled grimly 1 do not wish to be hard on you and you know the punishment for debt I will I had reached Hamburg after a most Five-and-thirty ¬ -- v 8ttWiJ3 Watt RTlSmffllM ¬ iWa nlllSrA ftiff JSMfel MmfisllfWi Allli KislirS Rlng ln the new kl3e RZ a the true K ou e krlns 0 you e new truc rooa Ptoey forest or Norway 14 Ring ont tte DR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS Improved ¬ Natures most natural remedy science to a Cure for coughs Pleasant Permanent Positive by ¬ wMlwm t A Ail S -- of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs re exhila¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and trw inflaroed membranes are healed and soothed so that ther b no inclination to cough colds and all inflamed surfaces Bottles Only at 300 B Ait GOOD h DRUGGISTS 1 ¬ Aft VrSDCtni k ii novor 7 remedy euui to Lr bUs Pine-TaHoney It elves qut arl permanent rMef hi pip well aa coughs and colds It make weak nnCT strong Mrs M A MeiuUfs r- rnl ffc fit rifi If Kfill S ft or cijdp vaii rn r w ww VV VJI V I 25o 60c and 00 Slai 1 U dlftSftfilf J J ¬ I Special The New Werner Edition of i ¬ The Encyclopedia Britamica IN THIRTY SUPERB OCTAVO VOLUMES ¬ Give Your Boys a Chanceft were the closing words of an address by Abraham Lincoln He realized that parents are responsible in a degree for what their children become If you have children study their individual tendencies and place the best possible educational advantages before them A way has been provided in the New Werner Edi- ¬ tion of the Encyclopaedia Britan nica complete in thirty volumes ¬ - ¬ disagreeable trip across the Atlantic Incessant storms at sea have a bad effect upon the ordinary mortal When during eight days one has seen trunka with and bags playing one another and everything from a sponge to a coat jumping imaginary ¬ hide-and-seek The best thoughts on all subjects in the history of man are treasur- ¬ ed there A systematic study of this work is equal to any college Arch- ¬ course Algebra Anatomy ¬ ¬ I blissful steadiness of a hotel on land invites to reppse I was therefore not at all impressed by the over zealous gold laced portier of a large Hamburg hotel who evidently thought that I had arrived that Saturday evening from America for the express purpose of visiting Bismarck next day Mister must visit Friedrichsruh ze Sunday morning I told him Mister was tired and did not care whether the pope or the czar lived next door and had to be seen what Mister wanted was sleep good honest straightforward sleep not the imitation slumber which was the nearest that could be found while afloat on a tossing ocean i i hurdles in a steamer stateroom the Political Economy are a few of its articles which have been adopted by Yale Harvard and Columbia colleges This shows in what esteem it is held by the highest educators in the land Just now you can secure the itecture Building Electricity Encyclopaedia Britannica for One Dollar Cash The entire Thirty and the balance in small monthly payments Volumes with a Guide and sm elegant Oak Book Case will be delivered when the first payment is made The complete set Thirty Large Octavo Volumes No i New Style Buckram Cloth Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper 4S oo First payment One Dollar tioo and Three Dollars 300 per month thereafter No a Half Morocco Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper 16000 First payment Two Dollars 200 and Four Dollars 400 per month thereafter No 3 Sheep Tan Color Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper 75 First payment Three Dollars 300 and Five Dollars 500 per month tnereafter Is granted by paying cash within 30 days after the A reduction of 10 receipt of the work steamer The poor portier was surprised non- ¬ plussed but he had his revenge when the next morning Sunday I rang my bell at seven oclock and inquired after the timetable to Friedrichsruh Ah it would be difficult very diffi cult for mister to see Bismarck Th Rhenish provinces would have the day and the reception As soon as I heard that it would bo difficult my mind was immediately made up I would certainly go Nature has blessed many of us witi that doubtful quality which in the ver nacular we describe by pig headed ness What we cannot get we want and what lies ready before us we disdain An apple or a peach gainedby the scaling of a lofty orchard wall will we imagine taste sweeter than the fruit to which a pleasant path has led ¬ ¬ Placing- - the comsquietly on the table ¬ ¬ g take the furniture back for two pieces although it has deteriorated by wear and tear to the value of a ilorin and you still owe me one piece See signore and he suddenly changed his tone pocket your pride as many a better man than you has done to fill his purse It is but a stroke of your sword we want and here are ten gold crowns Begone I cried in a rage and starting up laid my hand on my sword Ceci instantly drew a dagger from his girdle and faced me with the highest courage We stood before each other for a second and then with a laugh he put back his poniard ¬ ¬ For sale by G S VARDEN CO PARIS KY I will give you time he said A whole week and now leave you to cool Adieu most noble excellency CHAPTER IX THE MARZOCCO INN of to obtain employment to no avail and in the intervals of my fruitless search for work i9rCKKlta4 I tried every available means I could think haunted the streets and gardens with the hope of obtaining another glimpse of Angiola but without success Inch by inch my resources diminished until they be An old carriage with a hungry-lookin- g horse took me to the station and soon I was cooped up in one of the little Florida Havana Solid trains finest hi the South Cincinnati to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ i- ii - - 1U Afrrt J V became so small that a blind beggar would have hardly thanked me for the gift of them I lived in constant dread of Ceci re- ¬ TAXfiA appearing to demand the sum I owed for The Train Service Is per my rent but he did not come He was evifect in detail Fast sched ¬ dently giving me time starving me out to ¬ MVWtgv ules 24 hours to Jackson surrender to his terms I used to see him as I a HAVANA ville 54 hours went in and out sitting in his office like a spider yet he never even lifted his head as Cincinnati to I passed I hated almost feared going by Havana that door Bitterly did I regret not having H WCRmeamon mjJL iWFPATlA ¬ left Florence when I was able It was now impossible to do so unless as a defaulter and Ctnotnntl KINUTOT the weight of my paltry debt oppressed me ¬ as if a cannon ball were slung around my neck I could not leave until I paid it and 1 of doing this there seemed no prospect had parted with my cloak for money to buy food but the last copper of that was gone and I wis now penniless For two days 1 had not eaten anything but a morsel of No Spare Honrs bread and on the morning of the third day Mr Hayseed arriving at city hotel Luxuries For Men Co 1 rose desperate with hunger and prepared I spose I kin hear the gong here to go to any lengths to satisfy it 1 ate my when it rings for dinner A clean quick and easy sharu is s cant I self esteem and made another attempt to Clerk We have no gong We have Inxnry which all men appreciate and f KY see La Palisse but was denied admittance BOX 0 PARIS luxury which all men get who patronise and when I came back I actually hesitated breakfast from 6 to 11 dinner from 12 of posting and Crawford Bros shop next door to th of Cet s office and almost to 0 supper from 6 to 11 before the door We make a specialty Mr Hajseed Jehoshaphat Ho made up my mind to yield and say I would distributing all classes of paper large or Bourbon Bank Excellent bath serrioi do his business tor him It required an ef- am I to git time to see the city N Y small also distribute booklets dodgers in connection with the shop New psj sunk to rouse mv pride- Weekly fort so low had I etc at reasonable rateo placing your rons are always welcome At last it flared up and with a check hot tf Get our prices before at my weakness I sought my chamber and work At the Vaudeville there passed the day The pigeons that Good stands In good locations sad Yes I lost my watch in the rivel Insure your property againnt tire lived under the eaves opposite my window once and good work guaranteed it kept on running for seven wind and lightning in the Hurst Horn cooing I so often listened and to whose soft Insurance Go a safe and reliable con with pleasure before now aroused other years The watch psny 1 could only lure thoughts within me If CALDWELLS Q Vf MlfcLEB Agent Nab The riverCincLinati En-But it was impossible one within reach J quirer FaxisK and I glared at them w they fluttered and ¬ speeding toward the Mecca of Germany Two distinguished looking gentle men sat near me One a white haired giant a veteran who had heard bullets whistle at Sedan as I discovered later on carried a war medal wrapped in a piece of newspaper in his pocket In spite of his modesty he afterward received a hearty hand shake from Bismarck The other a no less imposing looking man a treasure in his way for he was one of the very few I have met on my travels who spoke enthusiastically of New York and Chicago was kissed by Bismarck Both on their return were delighted for the honor of hand shake or an embrace is reserved for comparatively few Frederick V Wcndt in St Nicholas ¬ railroad compartments X Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and connecting lines Through connections to Tampa Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Servke to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and San Juan Low rate round trip tickets y 5 111 iaaEmNwaj imiu Doilei Bill posting - SUr CONSTIPATION II PEPSlN 11 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER r - 1 1899 0 ROADS NEED REPAIRS STRAY FACTS AND FIGURES In New York city there are 5000 caba that ply for hire Boston banks paid out 40000000 in dividends on July 1 New York banks are said to have paid ten times that Only one per cent of the telegrams over seas are concerned with family or private matters The rest are commercial journalistic or official It is a somewhat curious fact universally noted by travelers that lions tigers and other fierce carnivora are too weak in lung power to run more than half a mile The most densely populated state is Rhode Island which has 318 inhabitants to the square mile Nevada hass more territory for its population than any other state There are more than two square miles of area for each resi dent Several years ago the body of John Hollingsworth was buried at Tempe Arizona He was almost bald at the time of his death yet when the body was exhumed not long ago his head was covered with a luxuriant crop of hair and his beard had grown fully 13 inches Electricity is coming into very general use in Poland It is being largely adopted in many factories superseding rope and belt driving Electric lighting of factories is also becoming general Most of the important railway stations are lightel with electricity The Germans have succeeded in getting the lions share of contracts for electrical equipment Sixty six years ago when George John Stutz was ten years old his mother deposited 4000 in a Baden Baden bank to be drawn by him on reaching manhood She died without informing He came to this him of the matter country in 1849 and is now a market gardener in Piscataway N J He has just learned of his good luck and that the 4000 has increased to 75580 A learned Italian resident in Venice was asked to translate for an American a local papers account of an American victory at the seat of war The translator did this cleveriv and closelv until near the close of the article when he thus rendered the description of the And the band played The music Flag with the Stars on It and It Will Be Very Warm in the City This Even ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ NO USE FOR LOAFERS Modern Falil r- - jSftTritirffjl n 4 Connecticut Law Wisely Provides That They Should Be Mad Whenever Necessary As the state is preparing to spend nearly 200000 a year for road improve ments including the salary and ex ¬ ¬ Assistant Secretary Vnnderllp Deter ¬ mined to Stop Killing of Time in Treasury Department Assistant Secretary Vanderlip is de termined to put a stop to loafing on the part of the clerks in the treasury department which has recently be come notorious Shortly after nine oclock in the morning he visited the office of the third auditor and found the chiefs and a number of clerks engaged in conversation and reading the morn ing papers the assistant secretary s call was a surprise ant there was con sternation in the office when it wai learned that Mr Vanderlip recommend ed the reduction of the salaries of some of the chiefs of the divisions who were held responsible for the neglect of business because of the bad example they set During the day the action of As sistant Secretary Vanderlip was the talk of the office and some of the clerks went so far as to say he took an unfaii advantage and snap judgment upon them as they had not had sufficient In time to get down to solid work of the matter the assistant speaking ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ COMFORT FOR STOCK Rubbing Post Placed Here and There iu Shadeless Pastures Will Save the Fences In pastures where there are no trees or underbrush stock will often rub Bgainst fences causing considerable injury particularly if the fences are made of rails or boards If rubbing ports are provided this will be obviated to a certain extent and the stock given considerable comfort Two con- cl W ¬ t i IS f J r J v f- - FORM OF THE RUBBING POST Bient forms are shown in the illus tration The one at a is simply a post set in the ground at an angle and the one at b consists of two posts with a top piece One of these posts must be ¬ considerably higher than the other so that the upper piece will slope The posts must be set firmly in the ground and the top piece mortised in otherC Millie wise it will be broken ofL ¬ in Orange Judd Fanner THE SPARROW HAWK Investigation Proves That the Farm ¬ er Has No Better Friend Than This Persecuted Bird In many sections the sparrow hawk is recognized as a true friend of the farmer though in others it is included in the general warfare waged by farm ers and sportsmen against hawks of all descriptions The value of the spar row hawk lies in his habit of feeding on small rodents He is a rapacious bird and destroys great numbers of these farm pests also grasshoppers Farmers are slow to appreciate the value of birds of prey If one young chicken is devoured by a hawk a year ¬ ¬ period Mr W B Hall of Wakeman Ol was county clerk while the Ohio hawk law was in force and he issued 46 bounty certificates for sparrow hawks He examined their stomach and found them all to contain the remains of RELIABLE BRAKE BLOCK grasshoppers beetles and meadow mice not one held any signs of chick ¬ Used with Success by the Teamster ¬ account taken of the 500 mice and young rats he may eat during that the whole race is condemned and no penses ol tke commissioner and dep- ¬ uties it i not only fit but absolutely necessary that provision should be made for keeping the roads so im- ¬ proved in good condition Experience shows that many towns will not do this From carelessness or parsimony they allow what has been made a good road to deteriorate from the moment the original work was completed and nothing deteriorates much more promptly than a neglected highway if the state has paid half or two thirda the cost of the improvements it has am ¬ ple ground for requiring that the towns it has aided shall use proper diligence to retain and continue the benefits of the states contribution In this sense the clause in this years bill which di- ¬ rects the commissioner to see that proper repairs are made from time to time is the most important feature in it It is founded in both justice and economy That the danger of neglect is no idte fancy is known to all who have lcked into the results of road building in Connecticut thus far but it is oppor ¬ tune to quote a few lines from the An sonia Sentinel on the subject because that excellent paper illustrates the po- ¬ sition from the experience of its own bailiwick It says This will compel the repairing of the reads which owing to neglect and inefficiency are fast be ¬ coming worthless such as the road in Ansonia and Derby laid two or more vears ago Towns will have to remember that it is one thing to build roads because they can have half or two thirds or three quarters of the cost paid by the state and quite another thing to undertake the responsibility of creating and maintaining good roads The former phrase has described the situation thus far Towns have been urged to vote roads so as to get their share of They could the state appropriation buj- - a road for half price or less and so they were ready to do it But every road builder knows that money so spent is wasted unless a contin You ual annual outlay follows it as well buy a steam en might gine and try to run it without constant care as to build a good road and leave it alone Under the old system some roads have been built which would not have been touched if the condition for proper maintenance had accompanied the appropriation No community which will not keep up its roads after ft gets them cares enough about good roads to be helped in obtaining them Hartford Times j j A general who was conducting a war 1a a distant island wrote to the agricultural de Mrs Archambo partment of his government to ship mn LETTER TO MBS PINKHAM HO 42395 When asked what he in- ¬ ton of acorns M tended to do with them he replied Dear Mrs Pinkham For two There is no shade in our trenches and years I felt tired and so weak and dizzy the troops suffer from heat A growth of large oaks will add much to the comfort that some days I could hardly go of the men in the firing line around the house Backache and head- ¬ He would have said more but his atten- ache all the time and my food would tion was arrested by a buret of song from not digest and had such pains in the a neighboring iungle Ah he signed that is a round robin womb and troubled with leucorrhae And he walked sadly away San Fran ¬ and kidneys were affected cisco Examiner m After birth of each child I grew The Nefv Torpedo weaker and hearing so much of the A young Swede has invented a torpedo good you had done I wrote to you and operated solely by invisible rays of light which enables it to explode at will beneath have taken six bottles of Lydia E the enemys fleet In a like subtle manner Pinkhams Vegetable Compound one Hostetters Stomach Bitters attacks and con- box of Lozenges one box of Liver Pills quers all stomach troubles When a sufferer one package of Sanative Wash and to-¬ from constipation or dyspepsia or liver complaint takes the Bitters he is sure of one day I am feeling as well as I ever did thing sooner or later and that is cure See When I get up in the morning I feel as that a private Revenue Stamp covers the fresh as I did when a girl and eat and neck of the bottle sleep well and do all of my work If A Letter to Mrs Pinkham Brought lealth to ¬ ¬ ¬ vegetarian I have Rale That Works Both Ways time this morning before nine oclock and a few minutes after that hour 1 wanted some facts about the pension accounts and went in search of information I found a number of clerks in the third auditors office killing time and the chiefs reading papers The rule is that emplojes shall be ready for work at nine oclock but I found they were not I did not sneak around but was on business and finding matters in the shape I did I recommended the reduction in position and salaries of the chiefs At first I thought I would over- ¬ look the matter but concluded that it would be best to make an example of them The chiefs are the ones to blame and the punishment falls on them for permitting such violations of rule6 That is all there is to the storv ¬ secretarj said I was at my office about the usual he becomes mutton he and if he eats pork the chances are he will grow swinish Perhaps you are right said the turtle fed alderman I have also observed that when a man lives on nothing but vegetable he is apt to be pretty small potatoes Chi cago Evening ews ever I feel weak again shall know I know frequently observed said the where to get my strength Mkp Salina that when a man lives on beef your medicine cured me something like an ox if he eats Archambo Charlemont Mass looks sheepish The present Mrs Pinkhams experi- ¬ ence in treating female ills is unparal- ¬ leled for years she worked side by side with Mrs Lydia E Pinkham and for sometime past has had sole charge of the correspondence department of The Druggists Work is a druggist in one of the suburban her great business treating by letter There districts who advertises as many as a hundred thousand ailing The doctor prescribes we execute women a year All women who suffer Such advertising cannot fail to appeal to thoe who desire to be executed Boston are invited to wTrite to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass for advice which will Journal 1m be promptly given without charge Do Your Feet Ache and Barn Shake into your shoes Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight or Cures Corns BunNew Shoes feel Easy ions Swollen Smarting Hot Callous Sore and Sweating Feet All Druggists and Shoe Stores seii it 25c Sample sent FREE Ad ¬ dress Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y ¬ ¬ DYSPEPSIA CANDY Purse Proud Father Can you support my daughter in the style to which she has been Crushing the Old Man For six years I was a victim of dys ¬ pepsia in its worst form I could eat nothing oul5 accustomed Complacent Young Man I could if I were contented with it but I hope to give her something better Somerville Journal and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless Chill Toxic Itis simply --iron and quinine in a tasteless form No cure no pay Priee50c m but milk toast and at times my stomach not retain and digest even that Last March I began taking CASCARETS and since then I have steadily improved until I am as well as I ever was in my life David H Murphy Newark O NO REFUGE FOR CRIMINALS The Best Prescription for Chills ¬ General Policy of Extradition Be ¬ tween United States and the New Island Possessions The state department has determined upon a general policy of extradiction between this country and Cuba Hawaii and other territory wholly or in part under the direction of the United States A number of cases have lately arisen in which fugitives from justice Lave claimed immunity by going to Cuba or our insular possessions on the theory that our relations with these places were in such a transitory condi- ¬ tion that the usual processes of extradition would not apply The question was recently brought before the state department both as to Cuba and Hawaii and a general ruling was made that if fugitives were located in theseIands an application for ex tradition made in the usual form to the ¬ ¬ btwecueto TRAGI MARK RSOMTTBRCO horse -- Trader The Noble Animal Dont you want to sell that Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe Sterling Rcmdy Companr Chicago Montreal ing - ¬ Indianapolis Journal Farmer Naw I keep him extra to haul broken down automobiles back to town i Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Kw York DO 10c 25c 50o 311 CURE CONSTIPATION AS SEEN BY A WOMAN To Cure a Cold la One Bay Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c mm MTA DIP Sold and guaranteed by all drng- gists to CTJM1C Tobacco Habit 1 Nothing on earth is so terrible as the fear of it One of womans pet economics is saving string that she never uses is noticeable that persons with false teeth do not enthuse over green ¬ Tommv Tompkins I bet mv vvp kin lick your kitten Wrillie WTilkins Well I bet if he does hell wish he hadnt when my kitty grows up Ohio State Journal Do not allow dealers to sell you something just as good as Putnam Fadeless Dyes There is no such a thing on the market Insist on having Putnam Fadeless ¬ AT TENTION COMRADES are You Ready to Attend the It 33d ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT three cornered block a of wood is fastened by chains or wired to the STORY WITH A LESSON brake beam of a wagon so that it will How a Tramps Politeness Was drag on the ground about two inches behind one of the rear wheels of iha Awakened by the Sight of a Model Creamery A ens The investigations of the department of agriculture are more con clusive yet showing hundreds of mice against eery chicken ¬ in the Mountainous Regions of the Northwest I will relate an amusing incident I saw happen in a creamery I visited a short time ago writes G B Lawson in Creamery Journal The creamery was as clean and neat as any could be There was not a speck of dirt on the floor or about any of the machinery The door opened and a tramp came in with muddy boots on It was rainy Fat the time He made one step on the inside and stopped as soon as he saw the condition of the room looked at his muddy feet took off his hat and apologized for cording in in such a hurry with so much mud on his feet If that creamery had been diiy and grimy as some are that tramp would not have stopped at the door and apol ogised but would have gone in and gotten the buttermilk he wanted without looking at his feet Brother But termaker do you keep your creamery oo clean that a tramp will stop at the door take off his hat and offer an apology for coming in If not try it and see what a difference it will have on the looks of the place and also on the quality of the product made ¬ corn The ideal man is not the one that makes the best everyday sort of a hus- ¬ band Babies are brought up on the bottle and men are brought down by the same means If the telephone girl became engaged every ring she receives there would be trouble Housekeepers who prate of table butter could leave off the first letter and be more truthfully descriptive The feminine server in a cheap restaurant calls herself a waiter girl the one in a wealthy family a waitress Some of our friends are so dependable fhey never come to see us but we may be certain they want something from us Whats the use of crying over spilled milk or of sour milk either when the cook telis you that the latter is just the thing for breakfast cakes It is a foolish bride who insists upon ¬ ¬ Dyes G A R AT People spend a terrible lot of time in getting mad and feeling sorry for it Atchi ¬ son Globe ¬ state department would be turned We have not been without Pisos Cure for over to the military authorities and Consumption for 20 years Lizzie Ferrel euch steps taken as to insure the ex- Camp St Harnsburg Pa May 4 94 tradition of the accused if the usual Burglars the principle prima facie case against him was pre themselves go onthey dont go toof helping and jail until sented The same rule will apply as to they cant help themselves Golden Days persons from Cuba Hawaii Porto Ilico or the Philippines who seek refuge Kails Catarrh Care in the United States Is taken Internally Price 75c ¬ ¬ PHILADELPHIA f September 4 9 1899 CHEAP RATES VIA BIG FOUR ROUTE AND CONNECTIONS TO CHANGE CHURCHES Man has his will but woman has her way -- O W Holmes r JT William K Vanderbilt Jr Is Ex ¬ pected to Join Roman Catholic Chnrch Soon 4 1999 Good to return leaving Philadelphia not later than Sepember 12 1899 with proviso that upon depositor ticket with Joint Agent 1331 Chest nut St notearlier than Sept 5 nor later than Sept 9 1899 Tickets will be on sals September 18 3 an T T-l- xr T V Jfk 3 lm Ai B1 3 lr J 7 tA at time of deposit an extension of return limit to f and payment of a fee of cents per ticket 30th maybe secured leave Philadelphia to and including September her husbands treating her on their wedding trip as though they had been ¬ EFFECTIVE BRAKE BLOCK wagon The driver stops to rest hit team and instead of applying the brake the team is allowed to slacken its traces so the weight of the load will rest on the self acting chock block When the team starts again the team merely has to start the load instead of having to pull against the briake Tin til it can be loosened Orange Judd married ten years he is so quick to acquire bad habits you know Philadelphia Times THE MARKETS Cincinnati 3 00 4 to 5 75 3 50 4 75 4 o 3 O 4 5j ¬ LIVESTOCK Cattlecommon Select butchers CALVES Fair to good lijjht HOGS Course and heavy Mixed packers Liffht shippers FLOUR -- Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No t HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess Pork Aug 31 ft BUI 7 0 -- 1 I S M Farmer SHEEP Choice LAMBS Sorng FRESH DAIRY NOTES When milk is to be taken to the creamery do not mix the milk of the night and the morning even if it will save the use of one can The milk cow must be kept clean the milkers must be clean at milking time and the vessels in which the milk is put must be clean at all times Do not aerate the milk in the stable or in the lee of the stable The air in which the milk is aerated must be pure else the milk in being aerated will suffer more harm than the aera- ¬ tion will do good Milk for the creamery must be milk in its proper condition The farmer that has permitted his milk to get into bad shape had better feed it to his hogs or poultry than attempt to haul it to the creamery where it will be likely to spoil a hundred other batches of milk Farmers Review The Dolled Butter Business One of the worst and most insidious 3 25 A ta 375 b hi S 6J 70 j 4 K 4 8 frj 35 j 9 75 lj fa 10 50 b L I Crescent Cnrcnlio Mark Wherever a fruit is stung by the curculio a crescent shaped mark is left that gradually deadens the portion of fruit inclosed so that the sap will not flow so freely This deadening of the fruit will extend to the stem and loosen its hold Inside this crescent mark the curculio egg will be found It used to be supposed that the curculio could not lay its eggs without making this mark It does not at least but the two operaInstinct tions are entirely separate teaches the little trick to deaden the fekin in order to stop he flow of juices which might flood ana destroy the egg she is about to lay This deadening of the skin causes the fruit to ripen pre rnaturely so that when the egg hatches the worm has ripened instead of green frui to feed opon Germs In the Fore Millc With regard to the number of germs resent in the fore milk Prof Harrison found that in the first few strains of tnilk removed from the tears they raried from 18000 to 54000 per cubic centimeter while the numbers present in the remaioder of the milk amounted to only from 890 to 4800 per cubic These figures clearly centimeter how important it is that demonstrate the first few drops of milk from each teat should be milked into a separate receptacle nd subsequently thrown v ntidr mixed with Lard BUTTER Choice dairy hoice creamery APPLES Choice to fancy POT Al OES per brl FLOUR Winterpatent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Na 3 Chicago spring CHICAGO fa 12i IU 125 1 fa 15 aiii 1 gj 5 Jr will shortly be received into the Koman Catholic church Young Vanderbilt wed a daughter of the church Miss Virginia Fair Mr Vanderbilt has already given up his pew in Trinity cliurch Newports fashionable Episcopalian sanctuary He gave this sitting to his mothers present husband Oliver H P Belmont and this was taken as the first step in his withdrawal from the church of his childhood He is a regular attend- ¬ ant at mass now going each Sunday morning to the Catholic services and kneeling beside his wife and his fam ¬ ily and friends are now fully prepared for the formal announcement of his ad- ¬ mission to the church Mr and Mrs Vanderbilt are ahort ly to go to California and it is expected that the announcement of Mr Vander bilts admission to the Roman Catholic church will be made on their departure derbilt HIS BROTHER DISAPPROVES It is rumored that Willians K Van- ¬ For full information regarding tickets rates Tarfable routes and time Of trains call on agenlt Big Fouh Route or address the undersigned W P DEPPE WARREN J LYNCH A G P Jc T- AgV Gen Pass Tkt Agt CINCINNATI O - wtttouclas 3350 SHOES ion Worth 1000000 wearen ALL STYLUS THE JKXl INK hmm t Don stamped on boOea name and ALL LEATHERS price W Indorsed bv over 4 to 6 compared with other makes An Excellent Combination TLe pleasant method and beneficial effects oi Ibe well known remedy Syrui- of Figs manufactured by the - Take no substitute claimed to be as Rood Jarpet uiakJr and T5o shoes in be of world Your dealer should kep them If not we will send joa1 a pair on receipt of price Stta kind of leather size and width plain or cap Re the value of obtaining the liquid laxative principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing1 to the taste and acceptable to the system It is the one perfect strengthening laxative cleausing the system effectually ¬ ¬ California Fig Syrup Co illustrate Catalogue B Free Mf L DOUGLAS SHOE CO Brockton Mass SAT 1000s of UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS 3 50 fa CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam 7214w eoiofa 21 3 60 73 7 50 fa John Jacob Ator Not Proud That William Waldorf Has Become Bu a British Subject SI 21 v b 3 10 fa fa q 8 5 3 ¬ CORN No t mixed HYE 1 OATS Mixed PORK New Mess NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 reJ CO Lard Western 8 75 n 9 5 BALTIMORE FLOUR F imiiy LJRAIN Wheat No 2 red 3 25 62 36 fa w 3 j Any land corn wili enemies of good cream butter is Corn No 2 mixed process or boiled butter When but-¬ Oats No 2 mixed so bad and rancid as to be ter becomes LOUISVILLE absolutely worthless for any purpose FLOUR Wirier p ttent 3 45 heat No 2 red it is melted to its original oil treated jKM-K-Corn Mixed with alkaloids freed from volatile oil Otts Mixed 22 Mess re crystalied and then churned with PORK Steam LARD sour milk to freshen it This produces a thoroughly renovated and it is claimed wholesome butter with a good body whieh will easily show a butter fat content of 80 per cent From a standpoint too of chemical analysis it cannot be considered adulterated nor an imitation The only protection the should on no account be producers of good fresh butter have is the bulk of the milk to insist that thi manufactured prod- ¬ that will grow a good crop uct shall be sold ue renovated or hoiled To cure Journal of Agriculture J butter grow berriea I Southern Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 2 5 00 5 30 fa fa fa 5 o fa j fa Tne correspondent at Iihinebeck of 25 the Poughkeepsie News Press sends his fc paper an interview with John Jacob 7aaSa Astor at the latters country home near 6l4 hat village in which he quotes Mr gfl As r as disapproving of the action of 50 50 his brvher William Waldorf Astor in becoming a subject of Queen Victoria 50 My grandmother was a sister of Col 693 Henry B Armstrong and a daughter of 71 bOi Gen Armstrong Col Astor is quoted 2b1as saying They were both true Amer ¬ h 20 icans and the Armstrong blood is strong 40 in me When asked if it was true that he contemplated going to the Phil ¬ 69 g ippines Mr Astor said that if the war 21J department expressed a desire for him - lb dispelling colds headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per- ¬ manently Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub- ¬ stance and its acting on the kidneys liver and bowels without weakening or irritating them make it the ideal laxative In the process of manufacturing figs are used as they are pleasant to the taste but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants by a method known to the California Pig Syrup Co only In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package Permanently cures all ItebinK Burning Scaley Scalp and Skin Diseases such as Salt Reum Ec zema Scald Head Chilblains Piles Barns Baby Humors Dandruff Itching Scalp Falling Hair thickening and making It Soft Silky and Luxuri ant All Face Eruptions produclnga Soft Clear Beautiful Skin and Complexion It counties no Lead Sulphur Cantbarides or anything Injurious easy great seller Lady canvassers make Sl An to W8 a day Druggists or mail SOc Canillaris ManufacturingCc H T Address T MANSFIELD AgL GLES RIDGE tuLh W J BARTERS INK None so good but it costs no more than the poorest CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO CAL NEW YORK JT Y LOUISVILLE KY For saTe by all Druggists Price 50c per bottle Great Nerve Restorer 98 trial bottle and treatise free Dr B H KLINK Ltd 931 Arch St Phia Pa nnthipnvl It nntflr f rp tr wa nt r 1 n r woman in uck Manu75 facturers every county applyqPhiladelphia 3945 MarketSt A N K E 1776 ¬ nervCared No PITQ Permanentlyfirst days use offits orKlinesI I wousness after Dr WHEN WRITi TO ADYE2CTISEUS please state that you saw the Advertise meet In this paper Re now BishoDJcs3ph S Key We save yourlKKTHlNA Wrote Teethintr Ponders to our ItttU 3 55 71 34 fe 9 fa 6 22K 25 of events in the Philippines and saya he is willing to answer any call that his country may make upon him to go there he would certainly respond1 He takes a deep interest in the progress JL- - VICCllllllB eethinA Tili rUWUKIS Costs only 25 Cents Ask jour grandchild with the happiest re sults The effects were almost mair- I icl im certainl more satisfactory A m than from anything we ever used f oVauTceuu1 Druggist for it C J MOFFETT M D St Louis Mo or money refunded by your merchant so wl knot try it Price 50c I V 5 THE BOURBON NEWS JfAAIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER high GRADE 1 1899 jxew Can Cure It ft it if A mi - - Contagious blood poison is absolutely beyond the skill of the doctors They Bes may dose a patient for years on their mercurial and potash remedies but he will never be rid of the disease on tne PuLAlND LlilJN AS IOr oALE other hand his condition will grow Bteaany worse o o o is me omy euro Ifeave for sale two extra Egood Fall for this terrible affliction because it is towfcrs and two sows of same litter sired the only remedy which goes direct to and the cause of the disease and forces it 9 Hadleys Model the 1600 hog ae of a sow by the noted Chiet Tecnm from the system tofe 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by T artta offlintH Turlth Tllwl Pnlsrin and the best doctors did me no good though I took Hij Sue yearling boar It was an odor of roses about my nephew that led to the discovery of the Up to his nineteenth birthday glove which arrived a month ago he had gone Dyspepsia IENTUCKY Clsilt U S 16623 winner at Ifty brood sows are all recorded in Owstral aad Ohio P C Records and are Ar such sires as Chief Tecumseh ticl -- Won more Worlds Fair Sweenstakes prizes and sired more prize winners than any hog that ever lived Winds Chiet and other good ones Better breeding than this is hard to iid and I also have the good individuate to correspond tome and lok over y herd and get my prices before buy Correspondence solic ing elsewhere nA Visitors welcome Prices reason Terms cash M ¬ ¬ to get worse all the while I took almost every so called blood remedy but they did not seem to reach the disease and had no effect whatever I was disheartened for it seemed that I would never be cured At the advice ol ¬ friend I then took 8 S 8 and began toim- ion 7 prove I continued the Pending investigations the glove was and it cured me completely build medicine my health and increasing my appetite replaced in Alberts pocket in the nice ing up Although this was ten years ago I have nevei little piece of tissue paper which protect- ¬ vet had a sign of the disease to retnrn Hithed it Then we watched Albert WRNEWMAN Staunton Va he had a habit of leaving the room erto is like self destruction to continue when the conversation took a feminine It him to take potash and mercury besides turn But now a change came over with his mother talked totally destroying the digestion they He sat on when ¬ ¬ ¬ their treatment i ai in fill ly In fact I seemed ¬ through life contemptuous of buttonholes and I was a little taken aback about that time when I ran against him at a corner with a Marechal Niel at his breast He whipped it hurriedly into his pocket and being a kindly old gentleman I pretend ed not to notice But my faith in him Wttl profoundly shaken Soon I learned that he was con veying tastef ll little buttonholes into tbs house up his coat sleeve and he blushed when he wad asked about a tumbler in his bedroom Then his mother found in his pocket six button glove size 5 identify which none of us could For some days he had only one glove himself which he carried spread out in his hand to look like two We could not think that this was its long lost compan¬ Nature in strengthening and recon-¬ structing the exhausted digestive organs It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic No other preparation ¬ ¬ The Chesapeake Ohio sell round trip tickets from to New York City and return at the low rate of Sixteen Dollars and Thirty Cents Tickets on sale September 1 2 3 and 4 good to return up to September 30th Stop over allowed at Washington For further information call at Phoenix It artificially digests the food and aids Hotel and Depot Ticket Offices Koclol it in efficiency Sour Stomach r otk jitv ami Return Througji Virginia Battle Fields and Washington City to the Cr A K Encampment at Railway will Philadelphia Lexington The best train service the amnnthl roadway r the most picturesque scenery and the greatest amount of historical interest from the West to Philadelphia is onerea oy tne nesappaKe x unu Railway The Rhine the Alps atrt the Rattle field Line of AmprifM Thi only railroad passing Bull Run and Ap- pouiauox me oeginniug anu tne end o the Uivii war The route crosses the Blue Ridge am Allegheny mountains through theii most picturesque regions and crosgf Shenandoah Valley where Sheridai sained his fame Write at once for rates and ensraet your sleeping car space All tickets per mit stop over privilege at wasnington ana certain ncseis soio to rmiaaeipms and return not only permit stop over ai Baltimore Washington Covington Va for Hot Sorines and the celebratec Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs bul one additional stop over may be seiect bv the nurehaser of the ticket Excursion tickets will be on sale Sep tember 1 2 3 and 4 and by extension irr limit will be good until September 30th returning For further information ad dress C B Ryan A G P A Cincinnati O ¬ ¬ Cure Diaests what you eat Geov W Barney D P A can approach stantly relieves and permanently Heartburn Dyspepsia Indigestion Flatulence Nausea It in cures ATTENTION CITIZENS Now is the time to bring in your enSick HeadacheGastralgiaCramps and gines mowers and farm machinery for all other results of imperfect digestion repairs Also Mower and binder blades Prepared by C C DeWitt Co CQicago And dont forget your lawn mowers ¬ The Bourhon Steam Laundry having secured office room at work guaranteed Parker James corner Fourth and Main will locate their main NEWHALH MACHINE SHOP office at that place Phone No Cor Third and Pleasant St 4 All calls or bundles entrusted to them will receive prompt at- ¬ j gas and oil stoves which I will make as good as new Gas steam and water pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All tention Qarria2e5 for al Hutchison Bourbon County Ky The best life insurance policy on earth kidneys The best it to keep perfect for those kidneys is andicine on earth Irr Sawyers Ukatine People who bad suffered for years found no cure for ttitr Kidnej disorders until they used Dr Sawyer s Ukatine For sale by W T Brooks GEORGE CLAYTON dry up the marrow in the bones pro- his aunt over the relative merits of styles ducing a stiffness and swelling of the of gowns and though he pretended to be joints causing the hair to fall out and reading his book he was really drinking in the conversation completely wrecking the system ¬ T Brooks ladies were asking each other what was the other name for the waterfall back Hamilton Clark of Cbauncey Ga Albert carried away by his interest is guaranteed Purely Vegetable and is and the discussion murmured savs he suffered with itching piles twent Redin Surplus Jan 1 97 671150225 lljly 3m Paris Ky years before trying DeWitts Witcl the only blood remedy free from these in gote organization dangerous minerals Paid policy holders since Hazel Salve two boxes of which com His mother and his aunt looked at him Book on self treatment sent free by pletely cured him Beware of worth in amazement which made Albert turn Swift Speeifie Company Atlanta Ga W less and daneerons counterfeits both white and red Not long afterward T Brooks it leaked out that he knew what sailor For niqe seed Rye go to Geo W The Aetna Life issues every Koclol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspepsia collars were and liked pale pink ones N freight Stuart directly opposite j Term Endowment We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords Albert even began to take an interest able form of Life because its ingredients are soch that it epot and Accident Insurance The public can rely in his sisters dresses this week nothine so comfortable oi c int help doiug so as a master remedy for all dishe was discovered trying to ascerOnce upon it the feet these warm days orders arising from imperfect diges tain for himself how much Gertrude who soma Oavis Thomson aug4tf Resident Agent in is 14 measured round the waist Not be James M Thomas M D tiou Paris Ky ing accustomed to these attentions GerAmerican Journal of Health N Y Office over the Bourbon Bank Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroug W T Brooks trude liked them at first but it was soon itfjytf digests food without aid from borne in upon her though she was only stomach and at the same time heals ai KENTUCKY PARIS 14 that her brother was experimenting diseased digestive organs One Mincte Cough Cure quickly cure restores the remedv that does both ol on her for private reasons of his own Tt is the onh D Work guarantee 1 satisfactory Call Albert was also curious to know what obstinate summer coughs and colds ul these things and can be relied upon U Your work it jpomptly answered size in boots Gertrude required and smilnrmanentlv cure dvsneDsia W Tl considerdt a most wonderful medicine Kicited Prices reasonable ed to himself when told Gertrude who Of No 503 W Ninth Scot Cincinnati May Brooks W W Merton quick and safe Ohio has known since she was 4 that she has large feet did not like this vVill at the Windsor Hotel Paris hew Wis W T Brooks Our baby was sick for a month witl Office over Vardens drng store It must I think have been a week aft- iy be severe cough and catarrhal fever AJ Hotel Fordham at er the discovery of the glove in Alberts an be found at My agency insures against thonth we tried manv remedies sh night pocket that he asked his mother with an AND TUESDAY Sept 12th 1899 fire wind and storm best old re kept getting worse until we used OnJ artificial yawn whether 5Vfc was not a it Minute Cough small size in gloves for a lady Then his returning every second Tuesday in each liable prompt paying compani- and cured her Cure fewrelieved ata one ffiss days a in mother asked me to go delicately to work month SOWN NOW Affords esnon-union Buffdah Nance- - Prin High School and find out what was Alberts condition Reference Every leading physicianln Splendid Winter Grazing and who she was Will open their Mnie Mass September W T Brooks Texas W 0 HINTON Agent Pans nentucKy uu lbi9 Apniy to them tor terms thought I would leave it to Albert to and Large Yields of I 21je tell me who she was but I experimented Grain S Finest I III I Nothon him to discover his condition descriptions of ing I feel could have been more delicate OUR FALL CATALOGUE gives the way I set about it He carried J other Seed Grain also Clovers and lERMtf STOVE US STORE these andVegetable Seeds Bulbs Fertilizers than glove in an inside jfeket over the the Grasses respot where Albert thought his heart was Etc Write for it and prices of any Seeds Taking advantage of a favorable moment quired I got at the coat and changed the glove IS to another pocket WOOD The next time I had an opportunity for cN rs t r it it was hack in the old place again This happened several times Albert who is a simple youth for all his cunning evi dently thinking that he had put the glove into the wrong pocket himself Then I Jmajeeic Again taking IflSAJESTIC hazarded a bolder step ¬ en Knftj Mrs en possession of the glove I dropped it in a 5TLCUI3 5TLSUIS corner of the drawing room JU-r- L Sulphur and Chalybeate That evening Albert came back from White the olfice in a perturbed state of mind I and Health I Resort Pleasure i watched him on his knees in the hall looking for something and when he saw 1ST TO OCTOBER 1ST me he pretended to be unlacing his shoes iEi- lie wandered from room to room and was vVM a f -- 4 i subsequently heard flinging his things He said not a B Ridiroad and about in his bedroom w On theR N I 4 1 loss however to any one the Kentucky River in the midst ol word about hit k -was surprised to see Next morning Mountains and Romantic s euery Th f Org Goods I went into bright and cheerful White Sulphur is J ipecific tor skin ani him drawing room and behold the glove kidney troubles the Uoalybeate waters the unsusPrices in this Department have also tonic He- Sulphur Bath- - was gone From the way the putting 1 THS GREAT KA STIC One thousand yards Percale sold at 10 was incessantly pecting Albert A been reduced We have just received a full his hand Into that inside pocket I saw lTc a Clear- particular 12 1 2 Cents per Yard in this and complete line of the great that there was once a 5Mi glove in it 1 line of Fine Moquette Rugs in all sizes would treasure it had feared that Albert 1 ance Sale it goes at t cents per laiw 1 liui u I llvlA Also New Mattings and Carpets Call and uas titm s bouse furnishings tAl 1 4 somewhere else now but no he evidently veial roohng door ano thought that he had dropped it in the pvniMii inspect our line Come Early and got first choice VINE KY i refrigerators etc I wradfccreers drawing room accidentally perhaps aftyer passionately gazing on it in secret c iive Uic test Hue for the least mou awakening came when 1 conBut the J Notice cealed the little glove in a vase on the BENJ PERKY i it ri m 11 us i n riri g ii i n itn i hi in 1 Mii Albert ran smoking room mantelpiece ei ii Ky Paris it to earth in a day and a half without saying a word on the subject to anyAll persons having claims against th unless possibly the housemaid Cents Faraisftiufl estate of J Q Ward deceased will pre body next I felt for it in his pocket it When sent tbin prooerlv proven according t was not there From that time Albert law at the office ot J Q Ward Jr 100 and and I were playing at hide and seek All Monarch Shirts sold at for settlement 1 was not looking for the glove he All persons knowing themselves in When 1 found it inside tne case or nis 1 125 Clearance Sale Price 85 cents TTe have fifteen hundred yonrnr debted to the estate of the deceased will was cricket bat and dropped it behind the 1 a lot of Soft Bosom Shirts sold at 50 and 75 thrifty ewes for sale Will sell any please call and settle out and soon niano Albert searched it part of the number J Q WARD Jr J M cents go in this sale at 25 cents each lt FISHER afterward I got it under a corner of the FRET WELL Paris Ky carpet in his bedroom Then I hid it Ang-l-t- f Pa8 K- m iih ii w iwtui i n 2 mnu ii I i mi among some music knowing that Albert All this time 1 would look there last -- tt-tdid not know if he suspected who it was that waB playing with him I do not know now for we have never opened our 33RD NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT C A R 4 minds on the subject Dlntfiinn Shoe Deoartmen among Albert did not find the glovo i the music When two days had passed I put it in an easier place for Albert was Ladies Shoes sold at 150 and 200 sold at 600 Clearance Sale Mens Suits bearing his disappointment bravely Still 1 Clearance Sale Price 100 9 x A he did not find it Next I flung it on the duios ax jj 3 90 Childrens Linen Price Ladies Slippers sold at 100 and 150 floor of his bedroom and Albert did not seem to see it 1 laid It on his mantel25 Cents a Suit Linen Pants at 15 Cents Clearance Sale Price 50 and 75 Cents piece and he let it remain there At last Low Round Trip Rates from all points South If your tickets 1 I Mens Shoes at 95 Cents per Pair Crescent Route you can go one way it struck me to look in Alberts pocket A ner fair read via the Queen y Tb m can stop over again There was another glove in it from Cincinnati and return another a- H eight bs Icons size 6 visit and are also entitled to one at Washington City for a Then I weit to Alberts mother and Side trips have been ar- ¬ other stop over if you want it told her hius cured New York News ranged for at nominal rates from Philadelphia to Gettys- ¬ burg the Virginia battlefields and the sea shore resorts A Slap at Latla The train service north via the Way is Latin taught in the schools Because some foolish person taught it many years ago and other foolish per ¬ sons have been following in his footWhy dont teachers adopt new steps a pleasure trip of this kind as plans when they discover that old ones Is of the very finest character and makes are not satisfactory You will find progto make one nlpawnt as it is oossible ress everywhere except in the schools ntf60 fct FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS are provided on There is no more excuse for teaching All through trains rur on fast schedules nicrht trains is for teaching forLatin than ther anil are vestibuled Day coaches are provided with tune telling Teachers have an qxcuse T9 wr ir tjflB H 91 for teaching Latin which they learned lavatories smoking rooms and other conveniences are of the and the Pullman Sleepers from other teachers but there is nothing for a long trip Rmpniher li i Latin in the schools is a useless in it Routes and Side Trips relic that should have been disposed ot uitous The Stop overs years ago At least half the stuff taught Crescent furnished by Queen particular Further in the schools u useless ami takes up events or by time that should be devoted to practical CHAS W ZELL n r MITCHELL AQCNT studies iUSKM PASSEWQR NATI O Americans cling to a lot of other use less foolish relics and point to them with w ri RldULEAfrSON genl passr agt cicnna f pride Atchison Globe SSS15 Blood On nnp nccjision he came out of his The two shell in a remarkable manner I offer for sale my entire stock of huggies phaetons barouches road wagons carts at reduced Co Insurance prices I will also sell my carriage shop which is sixty five feet Of Hartford Conn long forty five feet wide and three stories high 1555727215 Assets Jan 1 97 J- - H HAGGARD 3884576990 Liabilities Jan 1 97 The Aetna Life other pills more eood than all blood medicines and writes Geo H Jacobs ofi pleasant Thompson Conn Prompt DeWitrs Little Early Risers did me never gripes they cure constipation arouse the torpid liver to action and gives yon clean blood Steady nerves a clear brain and a healthv appetite W 9969780801 X7 -- CHAS- B DICKSOH ¬ JOHN CONNELLY ¬ Miller H DENTiST ¬ PHILIP H FOLFY DENTIST L H Landman ¬ lirs Albert -- Mitchell ¬ NpIIv Buckner YfCI Ait4 Tnf VUlo j JJ ¬ ill the great majestic STIBBS S ¬ TWIN BROTHERS MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE ¬ mi7 it r I H W Estill Springs IT--JL 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 vertised for aO days only Note the following low prices T9uyagi i OrilJIIII M y - 1 i Depriint T k GaipetjattiQj mptva arJkjA - ¬ fftn Tr - Wther lit ¬ ¬ Administrators u y-y-- -y - 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 un 1 ¬ Ewes For Sale ¬ Department 7Z T I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 - I PHILADELPHIA September 1st to 4th uiuupy nonorlmont uoyanmwu i K t ¬ m - U I - - - Queen Crescent Route ¬ ¬ This is a Bona Fide Sale to Re duce Stock Remember ¬ the Plae - 4- O 95 WiilftflfldJBt TWIN BROTHERS Seventh and Main Streets IMPERFECT IN ¬ r- 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