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K tttmimui m it i inn in n mi una 3 or a room mxbj or board or a S or a horse or a positionhouse s yon want it bad enongh to adver- -I tise for it Try the columns of UWJKiSUN JNEWS If you really want a servant REMEMBER THE PARIS STREET FAIR SEPTEMBER 26 27 AND 28 si m i i in iii i ii i 5 j 1 11 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 II i in 1 1 1 iii in it m I - l44 CHAMP U It 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 1 1 is THE BOURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Space in a newspaper is vain- - 3 able to the man who knows how E to use it The wise merchant I E advertises in the dull season ana E profits from it 5 raj NIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllMlllllllllllI BRO Editors and Owners Establish feb 1 IS81 SIXTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 5 1899 Mr and Mrs J R Wallingford of Cynthiana have been guests of Mrs Belle Letton for Several days Misses Sne and Willie Johnson and Mr- - Lida Conway and son of Paris were guests of relatives here Sunday Rev T- Reynolds Best and wife have returned from Cincinnati Rev Best preached at Presbyterian Church Sunday Mr and Mrs Richard Rice of North Middletown were the guests of Mr Porter and Mrs Conway from Friday o - NO 70 VEHICLE OF EVERY STYLE BIRDSELL Â¬ mm RY AND FISH FARM WAGONS entucky and Superior E Butler funeral ot Mrs Sarah Ernst in Covington Friday She was a THE K1NL THAT COOKS sister of Mr Alex Bntler to till siitisiiu tion of the most particular housekeeper is the There will be a number of Millerskind of Coal burg people attend the Ewing Fair to morrow and a good number cf horses will be taken from here MOUNTAIN ASH Layson will attend HamMiss Lillian pure carbon free from slate and dirt and leaves but a ilton College at Lexington Graham is Almost Smedley will go to Georgetown and small residue of ashes I am Sole Agent for this celebrated coal in Harry Best will go to Dauuille Paris and my prices on it are no higher they are just what you The Endeavor Society of the Chris pay for other Jellicos tian Church will give a moonlight fete Thursday evening in their church yard All are cordially invited Admission fifteen cents The protracted meetirg that was to N L Sunday at Baptist have commenced Church has been postponed on account of sickness in family of Rev Porter of Maysville McClintock sold Friday Mclntyre Beard of Lexiugton to Carruthers Thos twelve aged broke mules McClintock sold five Bert McClintock four and Forrest Brooics one Having recently bought the merchant tailoring estab- Â¬ TheY P K C of the Christian Church will meet for transaction of bus lishment of F P Lowry Co will make up fine suits at iness on Thursday evening September 0th at Miss Mary Smedleys All mem greatly reduced prices in order to reduce the stock of fine bers are requested to attend goods now on hand He has engaged Mr O P Carter Will Clarke Sr as cutler and guarantees satisfaction Taka your laundry to agent for Bourbon Steam Laundry Monday Mrs Alex Butler and W NEW NORTHERN WHITE SEED RYE TIMOTHY SEED OATS SALT HAY GRAIN 36959 - - attended the Â¬ JELLICO Â¬ Â¬ GEO W STUART Directly Opposite Freight Depot STOUT the Tailor Â¬ Â¬ 1 Send on Wednesday and return on Friday All repairs free Leave at Cor Â¬ H S STOUT CO Drill See these before you buy The prices are just right R J NEELYS- ajmmmmmmmmmmmmmi MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered In And About The RuriE IN THE V Ad Turner is visiting relatives at his old home in Va Chas Darnell left yesterday on an extended trip South Rev Alev Redd preached here Sun day night at If E Church Thos McClintock lost a horse Satur urday from over neatiug Jhs Woolums and Judge Hull are sufferiug badly with hay fever Samuel T James of Paris attended the fuueral of L C Vimont Saturday Dr Julius Puruell has been visiting friends in Louisville for the past week About one hundred Millersburg people attended preaching at Carlisle Suu Â¬ Â¬ dav iiiiJiJiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiHr s Q3VSSffjfB3Jl BSiBB313l8i jiinuiHMiiiiiiiiiiiiniiinunnititiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS HOOSIER DRILLS Faro mm 1 0 Every Make IJ F nXLvivn n rf UlliiK SUDPIIE SIMS WILSON lUJUiUUWUlUiUUUUUiUiUlUUUis I Mr and Mrs Will Carpenter are buy new goods Mo was visiting Mrs Dave Conway in CincinE E Tamer Compton Come to see me I want your trade Orders filled promptly nati cured of piles bv DeWitts Witch Hazel N J W Dalzell and wife of Hillsdale Salve after suffering seventeen years and over twenty remedies PhysiKansas aie guests of relatives near trying cians and surgeons endorse it Beware town of dangeroue counterfeits w T Brooks BRECKINRIDGE CASTLEMASI ARTHUR G LANGHAM Miss Dorothy Pe d and Mary Smed JOHN B CASTLKMAX lev visited friends iu Lexington MonFor white seed Rye go to Geo W N day Stuarts directly opposite L tf Mies Alice Fritz of Carliele was the freight depot guest of Mrs SauTl Proctor Friday ami DeWitts Little Early Risers perma Saturday nently cure chronic constipation billious OF LIVERPOOL Miss Nannie Ped of Mason was the ness nervousness aud worn out feeling guest of the Misses Peed Friday and cleanse and regulate the entire system Saturday Small pleasant never gripe or sicken W T Brooks famous little pills W Bonlden of Maysville visJohn The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World his brother R B Boulden Saturited Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Sunday day and Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States HUTCHISON Mr Chas Bean and wife and Mrs Fresh Paragraphs About The People In Minnie Harrison returned to Lexing Â¬ This Vicinity ton yesterday Miss Lizzie Simpson is visiting Miss Mr and Mrs E Beasley of Stanford Davis Meteer are visiting her parents Rev W T Manager Southern Department Robt Meteer sold seven loads of corn Grinstead and family last week at 225 Louisville Ky Wm Becraftis cutting ten acres of in Lexington Genera Offices Columbia Building by George Parker which S D Burbridge is out again after an tobacco raised BOARD Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY illness of muscular rheumatism will make 1800 pounds Miss Nannie Kenney has returned Miss Alleen Sanders of Norwood O was the guest of Miss Bettie Martin from an extended visit to her sister in Mt Sterling Friday and Saturday DAYTON RAILWAY CINCINNATI HAMILTON Jas Thompson and George Clayton The Millersburg Training School will open next Monday with all prospects of each h d a norse to run away last week THE MICHIGAN LINE bat no one was hurt in either case a much larger attendance Direct Line via Toledo and Detroit to the Summe- - Resorts ot Misses Nannie ani Annie Miller have Mies Dorothy Peed has accepted a to teach Millers Springs gone to their new home iu Newpoit position after sDending a few days with Mrs Academy in Nelson county George Clayton Georgian Bay Put-in-Ba- y L G Auxier and son of Mt Vernon Mackinac Mr Henderson of Ruddles Mills has were guests of Dr Hurt and famiIslands Muskota Lakes Ind Middle Bass Leshfiieaux rented the vacant store room belonging Toronto ly from Sdturday until yesterday Sault Ste Marie Mt Clemens to A R Ashurst and will put in a large Thousand Islands Sand Beach Mrs Melbourn of the Orphans Home stock of goods Covington was the guest of Mr and Great Lakes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a scientific Only Six Hours from Cincinnati to Mrs O W Rankin Saturday having the endorsement of compound Mrs Lou Con xv ay and daughter Miss eminent physicians and the medical FOUR MAGNIFICENT TRAINS A Anna are visiting Mrs tsettie Long in press It digests what yon eat and D CH For any information regarding ISummnr Tonn wH on Carlisle nd attending Conference MA positively cures dvsp-p-i- a I C Kdwakds i un says it Agent or write Sheriff Horrid Hook of Bracken was Ketron Bloomingdah Faastnger Traffic Manager the gnst of Mr and Mrs Tunes A cured him of indigestion of ten years Cincinnati Ohio standing W T Brooks Butler from Saturday to yesterday Â¬ Smedleys It Frank Campbells three grown sons were killed by foul air in a well Saturday near Shannon Mason county They were nephaws of Hugh Campbell near town le attended the burial Sunday at Shannon has taken W A Cox of Cynthiana a seven inch the contract to bore artesian well for the town Sparks David having failed to comply with contract He began work yesterday and comes well recommended The town folks hopv to soon have water enough for T - y works Female College will The Mill Li City School pened open to morfP yebterday with Misses Mattie Power and Bessie Puruell teachers Miss Sallie Mclntyre will return to Carlisle Miss Maggie Chancelor will teach at Purdys Mrs Regan at Tarrs Miss Julia Miller at Hutchison Misses Louie Warford and Mary Armstrong at Hamilton College Miss Edna Brown at Lexington and Miss Mary Taylor will Thorns conduct a private school Mr Louis C Vimont aged seventy six died Friday morning at his resi dence He had been in failiug health for several years and suffered a stroke of paralysis ten davs ago from which he never rallied Deceased had ten children Joseph Henry and Jennie who are dead and Mrs Orlando Brady of Carlisle Mrs Chan Bean and Mrs Minnie Harrison of Lexiugton Mrs Sue Myers of Bowling Green Mrs Belle Armstrong Thomas A and Banks Services weie held at of Millersburg the residence by Rev J A Taylor of Baptist Church The pall bearers were Ingels Claude Ed Frank Ingels Vimont Frank Vimont Will Vimont Lewis Vimont Emile P Vimont and Arris Vimont all nephews Funeral Saturday afternoon burial at cemetery rington Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ PICKLING SEASON NOW ON 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 J Phone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer LIKE FRESH THINGS GEORGE 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 1 sell it out fast and PARRIS Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ROYAl INSURANCE GO Â¬ Â¬ BAHBEE CASTLEMAN JVltcfikjan SatiaJaand tfie Sreat k aftes the Â¬ mst iAt BTCYCLEJTRUST The American Bicycle Co Has Com Â¬ pleted Its remanent Organization There Will Be Issued 81COOO00 Per Cent 20 Year Hondo 810000 OOO 7 Per Cent Preferred and iv KEY WEST QUARANTINED two Deaths From Yellow Fever and SevÂ¬ eral Cases Diagnosed The Yellow Jack at New Orleans GLOOMY PICTURE Business in Johannesburg Paralyzed and Prices of Breadstuffs Rising SHAMROCK IN RACING TRIM Sir Thomas Lipton Owner off the Boat Arrives in Xew York He Met With a Most Hearty Keception OLD VETERANS Thirty Third Â¬ 44 Annual Encampment He Laughs Best Who Laughs Last j j 0000000 t omuiuu L mock Bicycie Ntw York Sept - The American Co completed its permanent organization Thursday by the election of the following- officers and directors Albert G Spaulding president Col George Pope first vice president J E Bromley second vice president A L Garford C treasurer VY Dxckerson secretary directors A G A Spaulding A Pope A Featherstone Chicago of R Coleman New York J W Riser Chicago E C Stearns Syracuse R S Crawford Iiagerstown Md Charles Ames Chicago R Philip Gormully Chicago liarry A Lozier sr Cleve land The others of the permanent board Oi Â¬ quent meeting For the purchase of the various plants which include the oldest and most prominent bic3 cle concerns in the United States there will be issued fclO000000 5 percent 20 year gold de benture bonds 310000000 7 per cent preferred stock and 20 000 000 com mon stock leaving in the treasury ample means for the purchase of such additional plants as may be desirable and for the extension of the business especially in foreign countries The manufacturers have taken all the 10 000000 preferred stock and the 20000 000 airectors which will consist of 15 members will be selected at a subse Â¬ Â¬ common stock and have subscribed for a substantial part of the debenture bonds The manufacturers are very enthu siastic about the future prospects of the company and most of them announce their intention of holding their stock and bonds as a permanent investment The following concerns nave been purchased and have become health department Friday night re-Â¬ part of the American Bicycle Co Acme Manufacturing Co Reading ceived information of one death from Pa American Saddle Co Cleveland yellow fever at New Orleans Friday Ames Frost Co Chicago Barnes afternoon State Health Officer Blunt Cycle Co Syracuse X Y Black Man at once ordered a rigid quarantine ufacturing Co Erie Pa Buffalo Cycle against New Orleans on passenger and Manufacturing Co Buffalo H A freight business to continue indefinite- Â¬ Christy Co Chicago Cleveland Ma ly and all border stations were noti- Â¬ DEAD IN THE WOODS chine Screw Co Cleveland Colton fied to refuse admission to any person Cycle Co Toledo Crawford Manufac Â¬ or freight from that port Remains of a Cincinnati Man Found Near CoÂ¬ Iiagerstown Md turing Co St Louis Dog Bad Torn the MURDER IN TEXAS lumbus Cycle Co Columbus O Craw- Â¬ Flesh From the Face Â¬ Â¬ Sept 2 Com Â¬ munication with Key West by the rest of the world has been cut off by orders of Dr J Y Porter excutive officer of the Florida state board of health on account of two deaths and several cases which have been diagnos ed as yellow fever The order was issued Thursday night by Dr Porter on the report of the existence of the disDr ease in Key West from agent B Sweeting Charles of the boaid at Key West and sanitary inspector of the port Dr Porter who left Key West one week ago on a brief vacation was reached in Virginia and left immediately for Florida wiring his orders to quarantine the island city He will reach Jackson ville at noon Saturday and will imme-Â¬ diately leave for the south arriving at Mean Key West Sunday afternoon time no one will be allowed to leav the island until Dr Porter arrives The dead are Dennis Eagan jr dep uty collector of customs at Key West who was taken sick early in the week Both and a boy named Cosgrove were buried Friday Five additional cases have been diagnosed as yellow fever and seven suspicious cases are under surveillance Those who have been declared to have the fever were named by Dr Sweeting Friday after Oakley Stockin noon as follows Morris Browder and Pate all sup- Â¬ posed to be white men The susÂ¬ picious cases are Taylor Surgis Cock ran Rosenthal Shomshield Dr Mc Callahan and Mrs E Sudlow Atlanta Ga Sept 2 A special to the Constitution from New Orleans says An autopsy held Friday on the body of Young F Udolph who died Thurs Â¬ day revealed the fact that death was caused by yellow fever The case was reported to the authorities four days ago but Dr Murphy of the marine hos- Â¬ pital service did not think the case was one of yellow fever Austin Tex Sept 2 The state Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Jacksonville Fla Nhw York Sept 2 Capt Archie Opened in the Quaker City X pure blood the other nine should purify 2 Bankruptcy and Starvation Is Staring the ter and his assistant Capt Wringe The Avenue of Fame Which Extends for I the blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla J have timed their work so well that the Five Blocks Is the Most Magnificent People in the Face Transvaal Gov Â¬ j Then they can laugh first last and all yacht which arrived here August IS Piece of Decoration Ever At- Â¬ the time for ernment Will No Doubt Reject after an ocean passage of some 14 days tempted in Philadelphia Last 1roposaU Chamberlains from the Clyde was ready Friday in riinADELriiiA Sept 4 The thirty London Sept 4 The Johannes- Â¬ her racing1 rig and in a new coat oi burg correspondent of the Daily Mail green paint to receive her owner Sir third annual encampment of the Grand who paints a gloomy and pitiable pic- Â¬ Thomas Lipton and her designer Wil Army of the Republic began Monday ture of the condition of things there liam Fife who arrived by the steamei The vanguard oi the veterans has Hogarth ne Shamrocks sailing mas- A hearty laugh indicates a degree of I a I good health obtainable through pure t blood As but one person in ten has 3odsSt lUafmiUtr Â¬ i says It is almost a case of absolute exo- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ dus and panic Business is paralyzed the prices of foodstuffs are rapidly rising half the houses are empty and the others are tenanted by people who do not pay rent the landlords being glad enough to have them as occupants in order to insure some sort of protection to the property The tension has reached the snap Â¬ ping point Bankruptcy and starva- Â¬ tion are staring the people in the face Another fortnight of suspense will re- Â¬ sult in a complete commercial collapse The banks are thronged with people anxious to withdraw their gold and the railways are besieged by those who wish to get away The Cape Town correspondent of the Daily Mail says The Transvaal au- Â¬ thorities are forwarding huge quanti- Â¬ ties of Mauser ammunition from Pre- Â¬ toria to Bloemfontein On Friday 1 500000 rounds arrived at the Orange Free state capital All the special dispatches to the Lon Â¬ don morning papers from South Africa indicate that the correspond- Â¬ ents have got the impression that the reply of the Transvaal government to Mr Chamberlains latest note will be an impertinent rejection of the sug Â¬ gested conference at Cape Town and a threat to withdraw the five year fran- Â¬ chise offer The correspondent of the Times at Newcastle Natal confirms the belief of its Johannesburg correspondent Mr Money penny that aggressive ac-Â¬ tion is imminent A special dispatch from Johannes- Â¬ burg says it is understood that the charges against Mr Pake man editor of the Transvaal Leader who was ar- Â¬ rested on Saturday will be reduced from sedition to contravention of the press laws Â¬ ford Manufacturing Co Hagerstown Md O Columbus Fanning Cycle Co Chicago A Co Chicago Fay Man Â¬ Featherstone ufacturing Co Elyria O Geneva Co Geneva O Gormully C3Tcle Jef fery Co Chicago Grand Rapids Cycle Cool Co Grand Rapids Mich Hart Co Chicago Hartley Manufacturing Co Â¬ Columbus Bicj cle lapt R K w Boyle Shot and Killed Bis AL Brother-in-La- Culberson a itizen of Atlanta Tex Tex ark ana Tex Sept 3 News has reached here of a shocking killing at Atlanta Tex 30 miles south of here Capt R E Boj le shot and killed A L The Culberson his brother-in-lamen had up to a few days ago been on Culberson was a the best of terms prominent attorney a nephew of Con gressman David Culberson and a cousir w Â¬ ford Cycle Co Hartford Ct Hartford Rubber works Hartford Ct Indiana Indianapolis Bicycle works In Novelty Manufacturing Co diara Plymouth Ind Indianapolis Chain Co Indianapolis Stamping Co Indianapolis Indianapolis Rubber Lamb Manufacturing Co Chicopee Falls Mass H A Lozier fc Co Cleveland A D Meiselbach Milwaukee Milwaukee Engineering Co Milwaukee Milwaukee Manufacturing Co Milwaukee Â¬ Â¬ turing Wheel turing ber Co Co Co Monarch Cycle Manufac Â¬ Chicago North Buffalo Bnffalo Nuttall ManufacNj ack N Y Peoria liub Â¬ to United States Senator Charles A Culberson and Boyle is mayor of th town They met Thursday and had s few hot words and began fighting but were separated Friday they mel again in front of the post office and the killing occurred After the shoot ing Capt Bo3le surrendered to the offi cers and refused to discuss the affair GEN R A ALGER e Ex Secretary Declines The body of a man supposed to be L L Applegate of Cincinnati was found in the woods near Ulandon at Jjouis county Siwrv day It was badly decomposed y had probably been lying where foi t for the past week A half emptied bottle of morphine seemed to indicate that Applegate had committed suicide The deceased who had been at work with a local typewriter company has a mother in Cincinnati The body was identified through papers found in the 4 St Louis Sept j Campania The Cunard line steamer Campania arrived at quarantine Friday night al 730 oclock and was met in the Nar rows by a flotilla of tugs and the steam yacht Erin to greet Sir Thomas Lip ton who was a passenger on the liner The quarantine commissioners boat the State of New Vo k also appeared on the scene with a large party un der the guidance of Commissioner Palmer The party consisted of Col Tredwell Gov Koosevelts military secretary who was sent by the governor to receive Sir Thomas Lipton a number of officials and members of the New York Yacht club a number of members from the New England society and other similar organizations All boarded the steamer and came up to the dock Sir Thomas Lipton when seen at quarantine said that he had a pleasant trip but was glad to arrive at his des tination lie saici his party was small consisting of Mr William Fife jr Mr Ratsey the sail maker and Sir Thomas secretar- - Sir Thomas in his welcome down the bay received an invitation extending the courtesies of 50 clubs while in this country and an invitation to lead the marine division of Dewey day celebration with his yacht Erin Both wore accepted One of the first questions Sir Thomas asked after the first greeting was He thn exHow is the Columbia pressed the belief that the best boat We felt it a would win saying waste of time to come here with anything but the best boat in England We are going to do She is here now The Shamrock will do her our best we will try to do better than best and some people who have been here before Whatever the outcome of tha race may be 1 am sure if I am defeated it will be because I have not the best boat- - I feel that I am among friends There was a large crowd at the Cu nard dock when the Campania arrived As the big vessel loomed up a tug bearing- a birr Shamrock flag came ahead and this caused great cheering on the part of the crowd on the dock Cheers were given for the Shamrock and her owner When Sir Thomas came over the rang plank he was received with an- ther great cheer He took off his cap and bowed and there was a smile on his face He was pushed and jostled about in the jrreat throng like a coun tryman in line for a ticket at a circus but he took it all in good nature Â¬ Â¬ reached this city and found the people STORY SOUNDED WELL with outstretched hands Never again perhaps will Philadelphia be thescene Bat There Was Reason to Believe That It Was Xot Wholly of a national encampment of the G A True K Of the valiant men who defended the cause of the union there remains When I first went west tells a retired but a remnant aid with the depletion buines man who now does nothing in the of the ranks the welcome is the more way of work except to mow the lawn and nightr at Â¬ Â¬ see that the cat is in the barn heartfelt and enthusiastic this maimed hand saved my life a ked the visiting neighbor Adm Sampson with his fleet of Is that so who knew that this form of invitation would fighting ships arrived here Sunday be sufficient to insure the story -and this event marks the beginning of Yes thats right If I hadnt lost that first finger when I was a boy I wouldnt be the weeks celebration and me now Jim The route of the veterans parade here the Indians Dixonexchangedwre tradin beads fake We with which takes place on Tuesday is one jewelry and bright calico for furs All the a solid blaze of color and light Not a buffalo were not gone then and we did to good business One time we happened building but has its front incased in strike a wandering band of savages that the red white and blue The avenue held us up on sight and it was plain from of fame which extends from Walnut to Cherry stroet on Broad a distance of five blocks with the city hall as the center is the most magnificent piece of decoration ever attempted in this city There are two classes of columns the way the red devils danced around us we were to be put to death after the Indian fashion All at once I recalled that a good many of the Indians knew me as the that Â¬ Â¬ The larger and more ornate are about 50 are height in and ieet placed at the corners street 25 The smaller columns about feet high stand on each side of Broad street between the larger columns The corner pillar are massive bul graceful and at the base of each are alternately in heroic size two soldiers and two sailors Numerous circles oi electric lights decorate the piles from the base to the golden eagles at the top The columns are connected b VERY OBLIGING festoons of bunting and laurel and strings of incandescent lamps give a He Was Willing to Give the Vol Â¬ canic Vocalist a Good Hard brilliant effect at night Shove The north and south fronts of the city hall will be illuminated with loud and long The young man massive electric light pieces 30 feet in was interrupted bywho sings the door of his a tap at Â¬ four fingered trader who was always on the level with those wild merchants so I held up the hand and kept it up till one of the fning bucks let out a significant grunt and then hurried to the chief in command He came to me in a dignified manner examined the hand grunted about 16 times while deliberating said How and released me as well as my partner We were treated right up to the handle and permitted to depart when we wanted to It was the closest squeak and the worst scare I had out in that country when near calls and heart failure frights were the rule Brave man said one neighbor to an- Â¬ other as they walked away Yes regular big injun if you accept all he tells Between me and you he lost that finger two vears ago while examining a hay Detroit Free Press cutter length badge clothing Dogs had torn the flesh from the face of the dead man until it was unrecog- Â¬ nizable Both arms had also been torn from the body and lay several feet away MURDER AND SUICIDE A Chicago Carpenter Killed Hi Five-Year-O- ld Manufacturing Pope Manufacturing Co Hartford Ct Shelby Cycle Manufacturing Co Shel Sons Co Mil bv O C J Smith waukee E C Stearns Co Syracuse N Y Sterling Cycle works Kenosha Wis Stover Bicycle Manufacturing Syracuse Cj cle Co Co Freeport 111 Co Peoria III to Become Candidate for Mayor of Detroit His Senatorial Candidacy Mich His Own Life by Hanging Daughter and Takes Wife and George L Thompson Manufacturing Co Chicago Viking Manufacturing Co Toledo Western wheel Works Chicago White Sewing Machine Cobicycie department CleveS3racuse XY Â¬ land Star Pointers Great Mile Race of the day at Hartford Ct Sept 1 The feature Charter Oak park was Star Pointers great mile which was in tvo minutes flatv without slip or ORDERED HOME break beating the track record made by the same horse last season 200 ommander Tautsighof the Gunboat Hen Dave McClary drove Pointer and he ningtou Differed W ith Adm Watson was aided by two running horses one and Relieved of Command going to the half and both coming Washington Sept 2 Commander down the stretch on either side of the pacer The time by quarters was o0 T Taussig has been relieved of the command of the gunboat Bennington 10 J 30 200 -- ex seeretary of war respond ing Friday to an inquiry as to whether he would be willing to accept the republican nomination for mayor of De troit this fall said It would unquestionably be a grea honor for any one to be mayor of Detroit However I positively could not think of it I would not think of tak ing a nomination for mayo any more than I could think of taking a nomina tion for governor As to other political matters including his own candidacy for senator the general declined to alk Alger Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Detroit Sept 2 Gen R A Â¬ Sept 4 While mentally unbalanced Sunday Henry Ende a carpenter shot and killed his wife Emma and fatally wounded his daughter He then committed sui- Â¬ cide by hanging himself in the kitchen of their home 358 West Belmont avenue The little girl Hilda died short- Â¬ ly after being removed to the hospital Two other children aged 11 and 9 who slept with their mother did not wake up until several honrs after the tragedy occurred Trouble with tenants who occupied a house which Ende own- Â¬ ed is supposed to have aggravated his mental condition Â¬ Â¬ Chicago Senator Morgans Prophecy J by orders of Adm Watson and ordered Joined the triKers home from Manila He is said to have Newport News Va Sept 1 The differed with the admiral as to the Negr- longshoremen employed by the management of the fleet and his critiUnited States Shipping Co Thursday cism led to the action above noted joined the Chesapeake fc Ohio hands in Unless the officer upon his arrival in their strike None of the 200 colored the United States should seek to pur men who walked out Wednesday has sue the matter and ask for a court of returned to work White longshoreÂ¬ inquiry it is likely there will be no men will probably be imported to take further steps in the matter the places of the strikers Fire in a Packing Plant To Equip the Artillery Kansas City Mo Sept 2 Fire Orange Free State broke out at 1 oclock Saturday morn Â¬ Blomfonteix Â¬ Sept L It is asserted by a local news ing in the big plant of the Jacob Dold paper that orders have been given for Packing Co which covered several the immediate supply of equipment acres of ground on the West river bot and cartridges to the Orange Free toms between Ninth street and Missouri river At 230 oclock the fire State artillery ivas under control The fertilizing deTommy Bran Glen the Deciion Dubuque la Sept L Tommy Ryan partment the engine rooms ihe ice was given the decision over Jack Mof plant the sausage department and the room were destroyed with much fatt at the end of a 20 round bout lard f machinery and other parts oi Thursday night Jiyan had his op ostly or less damaged ponent going in the thirteenth round the plant were more The loss is estimated at 125000ft and could have easily put him out Â¬ Chicago Sept 4 A special to the Times Herald from Washington says Senator Morgan of Alabama prophesies that expansion will be the salva- Â¬ tion of cotton and is about to start a crusade in the south to spread the new gospel In his prophetic vision he sees Manila the great cotton market of the world instead of Liverpool Ihe Receipts of Gold at Hoise Boise Idaho Sept 4 The receipts of gold at the United States assay office here during August was larger than for any other month in the history of the office the total being For the first eight months of the year the receipts were 1 120 5S3 against 5883700 for the corresponding period Â¬ -4- roof and around the structure giving ladsYes was the answer with the air of a the effect of an immense column oi man who is modest but cannot deny the Arv you fond of music truth brilliant light I dont know that 1 am what you would The big parade of Tuesday will be in call fond of it At the same time I havent twelve divisions Post No 1 from anything particular against it I am very I hear RockforJ 111 the oldest post in the much affected by some things thing as being That amounts to the same Grand Arnvy will head the line As fond of it was the answer in a tone of the veterans pass around the City Hall soothing encouragement caught the been wondering I they will be reviewed by President Mc words haveyour favorite song if I correctly Let of Kinley who is expected to arrive here me see How often oh how often Monday night accompanied by SecreHave I wished that the ebbing tide taries Root and Gage and Postmaster Would bear me away on its bosom General Smith There will be over To the ocean wild and wide A feature of Tues- Is that right 42000 men in line my recol all Yes days events will be the chorus of o OOC lection itsthatright ofaccording toyou are af the pieces one Is school children who will occupy a por- fected by Yes have tion of the grand stand oa the north hours at aI time been affected by that for It has drawn me irresistside of the city hall As the parade ibly to you It has filled me with a yearnpasses this point the children will sing ing to do something that would make you And I called up to ay that if happier THE GUNBOAT MARIETTA patriotic airs youll come down to the river with me any A question of absorbing interest to evening Ill pay your car fare and hire a Got Bushnell on liehalf of Citizens of G A R veterans which will be decided boat and give you a good start on the first And I dont mind Marietta O- Presents the Vessel tide clieduled is during the encampment the ebbing that the further out it bears you the laying Vith a Fine Silver Service election of a commander-in-chie- i Washington Star better Ill be satisfied and other officers Two candidates in Boston Sept 2 Gov Bushnell of Xot So Bad Ohio in behalf of the citizens of Mariet-Â¬ the field are Albert D Shaw of Joe How did the family come out in the matta presented a silver service to the gun Spratt post Watertown N Y and ter of settling the estate was asked of one boat Marietta at the Charlestown navy Judge George flassieur of St Louis of the brothers Might yard Friday Crov Bushnell was ac- Â¬ Private James L Dalzell of Com- succeeded have been worse but Ave finallv a compromise pany H 116th Ohio is also a candidate our lawyer in effecting he agreed to letwith companied by a delegation of Marietta by which U3 Detroit Free Pies On reaching the navy yard Others urged bj- their friends are Col have half citizens W C Johnron of Cincinnati acting the governor was received with a sa- Â¬ commander-in-chieFamily Pride f and Brig Gen lute of 17 guns and under escort of ma Â¬ The Husband But we cant afford to keep rines proceeded to the dry dock in Charles Miller of Venango Pa a carriage The Wife I know we cant but I want to which the vessel lay decorated with A DISASTROUS FIRE show that stuck up Mrs Brown that we can flags and bunting have things we cant afford just as well at The crew of the Marietta officers of Thirty two Frame Buildings AYith Theii they can X Y Journal the navy yard and the invited Content Destroyed at Pinconning Knew His Capacity Poor Bilkins is Mich--los- 8 guests were assembled on the deck About 75000 dead He drank lj gallons of straight whisky 14 high balls and a half a keg of beer After Gov Bushnell had presented the Bay City Mich Sept 4 Pincon night before last Is that so What was gift Commander Gleen of the MarietChicago Times the cause of his death ta responded and short addresses were ning village 20 miles north of Bay Herald made by lir Adm Pickering com City was vbiited by a disastrous fire Fact in Physiology They say a man mandant of the navy yard Col J Sunday afternoon Thirty two frame buiiding s including- the Michigan who turns pale when he gets mad is the most Payson Bradley representing Gov dangerous guess that is so A man Wolcott and Mayor Quincy of Boston Central passenger station Macabee who is scared nearly out of his boots will hall 13 business houses and 25 dwell put up an awtul tight Indianapolis J our- hal ings were totally destroyed with their Preparing for War Johannesburg Sept 2 The town contents in nearly ever1 case A heavy Huntley Funny thing that elopement is preparing for the eventualities of north wind prevailed and the firemen of Miss Longwaite and young Snipper AuThat was an abducwere unable to cope with the flames thor Elopement The inmates of the children war Philadelphia North American tion home are going to Natal The town The fire stopped when it had burned council is providing a three months itself out the loss is roughly esti-- The people who cant see a joke are not f supply of food for the men and ani mated at 575000 with small insur- jait uou exagperating as those who do see it i uiuih niucu oi li uui tuck mals connected with the scavenging auce Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Excuse me said the tall thin stranger Rows of incandescent lights I occupy the flat 1 am sorry to intrude extend from the top of Penns statue under you and I have come up to inquire 55 feet above the street level to the if you are the gentleman who sings bal- representing the G A R apartment Â¬ Â¬ -- - -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - j Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - j department barg All the outgoing are crowded and most of the promi nent men have already left Johannes trans Â¬ Will Be Wedded September 25 U in Control The It Weston W Va Sept 2 The West Newport ET Sept 4 Mrs Potter Palmer has issued the invitations for the marriage of her niece Miss Julia Dent Grant which are in the follow Â¬ Â¬ C-820 of last year The Lynchers Were Foiled Evasviile Ind Sept 4 Sheriff Thomas of Posey county arrived here Virginia Pittsburgh railroad passed into the control of the management of Ohio Co Friday A the Baltimore M Lane has been appointed division superintendent and S A Steele foreman All the present train men will R be retained Â¬ Brig Gen and Mrs Freding form erick Dent Grant request the honor oi your presence at the marriage of their daughter Julia to Prince Michael Count Speransky on Cantacuzeue Monday September 25 1899 at 12 oclock at All Saints Chapel Newport Â¬ V Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Sunday evening with Dan Powell colored whom he saved from a mob by escaping in a buggy Sunday William Carr a prominent citizen of that place was fatally shot by Webb Thomas a Negro who escaped and is now bein hunted by infuriated citizens A mob then turned to the jail to lynch Pow ell who shot an officer a week ago and is under penitentiary sentence Feeling against Negroes is running high at Mi Vernon gum of Â¬ Â¬ Greexsbuko Ind Sept 3 For some time past the Big Four Railroad Co has been anno3ed by someone throw ing stones through the car windows a the trains passed through Westport a station ten miles south of this city Mrs Grant Plummer was struck and seriously injured by one of the flying missiles Detective Grady arrested Edward Turaska 17 years old and brought him to this city He was arraigned before Mayor Willoughby Fri day morning and bound over in thf Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Stone Thrower Itiund OTer 500 Brakemang Horrible Discovery Ixdiaxapolis Sept 4 The body oi Samuel L Brown one of the old freight conductors on the Big Foui railway was brought here Sunday night Just before the train reached Sunmau Sunday the brakeman missed the conductor and upon running back he found him lying dead on the rooi of a car with his neck broken It is the supposition that he was struck by one of the overhanging bridges span ning Tangiers creek Brown was 4 years old and leaves a widow His home was iu this city Sick headache Food doesnt di gest well appetite poor bowels con It s your stipated tongue coated liver Ayers Pills are liver pills easy and safe Thty cure dyspep sia biliousness 25w All Druggists Want your moustache or beard a beautiful Then use brown or rich black PIS c DnuaciSTS on R P BUCKINGHAMS DYE 60 CT f tJter Nashua N Hll A Co H Â¬ I KflicmotTl 1 CURES 1 sM gW CI WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Beat Cough Syrup Tastes Good in time Bold by anifgiBta mm CH MOH - M0U4H THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 5 1899 SHORT RATIONS Filipinos Trying Every Scheme to Get Food aiid Ammunition They Are TJln Homemade Black Pow- derA Force of Native Police Has Begun to Patrol Manila Co Operating With Provost THE DEBT STATEMENT There Was a Decrease for the Month of August of 84 281 116 The Total Na- Â¬ tional Iebt Was 81157316555 TALKS OP THE PAST will be in the popular branch of con I gress Porters AnttoepOo Healing Ott For ents Relieves all pain instantly burns boils bruises itch ecxeaia ca tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns chspped bands or lips piles snd all ul cers or sores of pkin or mucous mem Â¬ brane it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty sight hours Satisfaction guaranteed of money refunded Horsemen will find this oil will curs alter bnrns scratches cracked heel No cure no old sores and collar galls Â¬ RAILROAD nSflB C Manila Sept 4 Many Spanish pris- Â¬ oners are escaping from the Filipinos and Grinding- into the American lines stories of hard treatment They agree that the Filipinos are exceedingly short of rations and that a large section of their troops is reduced to the use of - home made black powder The na- Â¬ tives are trying every scheme to get food and munitions from Manila Daily arrests are made for attemt ts to smug of rice pie contraband of war through the American ines In one case a casco with a cargo of bamboo poles was overhauled and the poles were found full Â¬ The insurgents have a wholesome respect for the British on account of several threats of British warships to bombard their towns unless the rights of British subjects are respected Two British vessels the Laeson and the Nero were driven by stress of weather into the harbor of Dajrupan the north Â¬ ern terminus of the Dagupan railway The crews were imprisoned but on their protests that they were British Calhoun Clark Was FanLiliar with He knew everybody by name and spoke to everybody but he maintained a dig the Giants of Long Ago Washington Sept 2 The monthly nity which was respected Mr Calhoun lived at my fathers house and 1 was statement of the public debt shows that at the close of business August 31 Old Washlagtonlan Han Some Pleas- Â¬ named after him He was regarded as the most studious man in the house 1899 the debt less cash in the treasant Recollections of Men Known and his statements of fact and of law ury amounted to 1157309555 a de-Â¬ to This Generation by were always accepted just as the statecrease as compared with last month Name Only ments of John G Carlisle were always of 84281116 This decrease is accountaccepted Special Washington Letter ed for by a corresponding increase in Henry Clay was a friend of the page I can think only of the days of my the cash on hand boys There were many congressmen boyhood says Calhoun Clark a venerThe debt is recapitulated as fol- able WTashingtonian long retired from who would not vote a gratuity for th lows business who has many friends and is pages and who would try to defeat it But Henry Clay alwajs stood by us and gl 046 CMS 850 highly respected Interest bearing debt debt on which interest has ceased since I have reached that period in life at the close of each session we usually maturity 1215150 debt bearing no when my recollections of the long ago secured an appropriation of 200 each interest oS9 395427 total SI 430059 are more vivid than the recollections of in gold in addition to our regular salwas also 427 yesterda and of last week I read aries he Mr Morrill to preventour friend the adopnever tried and This amount however does not in- when a young man that in advanced tion of our annual bill clude 8001443203 in certificates and age the memory would play such Daniel Webster knew all of the page treasury notes outstanding which are freaks and now I realize that I am an boys by name and he always spoke in offset Ly an equal amount of cash on old man for 1 think constantly of the a kindly manner to them In the sendays before the war hand favorite of Just at present there is particular ate he had an especial His name w as The cash in the treasury is classified whom he was very fond reason for this action of my brain as follows which you will readily understand Arthur Gorman Daniel Webster en Gold 8317440900 silver 8505059S14 Xot so very long ago 1 attended the couraged him to study law and make paper 5S4S4240 bonds deposits in funeral of the late Senator Justin a man of himself As a result primarinational bank depositories disburs- Smith Morrill of Vermont in the sen- ly of this interest which Daniel C7 ing oflicers balances etc I ate chamber and as 1 gazed upon his Webster took in him young Gorman making a total of 962379882 against venerable features my mind went back entered politics and lor the past IS a member of the years which there are demand liabilities out to the year lb50 when he first came to senate he has been and a leading democratic politistanding amounting to 9683027010 cian 1 guess the page boy Arthur leaving a net cash balance on hand of Gorman has been one of the best and 8279352872 The net geld in the ablest men in the senate during the treasury Friday was 248757971 the present generation They tell me too largest amount in the history of the that Senator Gorman has always been Â¬ Â¬ John C Calhoun was popular whfU at the same time he was very dignified L AN E B ARRIVAL Or TRAINS i front Cincinnati m 1058 a m 688 pi 1010 p m sVoffi Lexington 511 a m 745 a ui 883 p m627 p in From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 888 p a From Mays ville TAB s m S25 p m DKPAJtTtTKE Â¬ pay Of TRAINS Â¬ For sale by Clske Esntncky Kenney Paris 10mar 6mo Â¬ Now Photograph Gallery Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ D Cable has opened a coxy new pho tograph gallery on Main street opposite the Telephone Exchange where he is prepared to make good pictures at low prices Kodak work will also be fin Â¬ ished up promptly in first class style He solicits the patronage of the public 16s m 751 a 340 p m To Lexington 7 47 s m 11 05 a 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 11 HXJ a m 548 p -- To Cincinnati mj m m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 685 p m F B Gabs Agent Â¬ To My Patrons my residence on Henderson street but I am prepared to make pictures from old negatives or make large pictures and finish kodak work Orders can be left at Vardens drag store or at my residence ssa I86t mm EAST Â¬ I have moved my gallery fixtures tc TIME TABLE BOUND k Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Lv Louisville Ar Lexington Lv Lexington Lv Winchester Ar Mt Sterling Ar Washington Ar 30ani 600pm 1115am 840pm 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm 1158am 923pm 915am 630pm 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm 65uam 240pm Ar Philadelphial015am 703pm Â¬ New York 1240nn 908pm Â¬ subjects the insurgents permitted one man named Edwards to come to Ma nila promising to reiese the crew of the Laeson il Edwards secured from the British consul at Manila a statement establishing the nationality of the crew A similar concesion was made to the crew of the Nero Edwards says he saw several Ameri can prisoners who were better fed than the Spaniards or the Filipino soldiers Moreover they were not compelled to work as the Spanish prisoners are A force of native police has begun to patrol the city of Manila co operating with the provost guards whose lack of knowledge of the language and the re Â¬ sorts of native criminals had given many opportunities for burglary an in dustry which has beei flourishing of Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ government an increased of over Thursday SbT737U kind to COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Government Rece yis and Expenditures for August An Increase in Receipts Over August of Last Yeir Washington Sept 2 The conpar ative statement of the government receipts and expenditures shows that during the month of August 1899 the receipts from all sources amounted to Â¬ 49978175 an increase over August 1896 of about 8S 150 000 EX SENATOR GORMAN JHe Began His Public Career as Page Boy in the Senate late The new force includes many members of the old fore and some in Â¬ surgents who have grown tired of fighting It has already done good work in running down native criminals The American secret service recently found a Filipino spy in Calamba lie is supposed to have been the man who stole four guns belonging to the WashÂ¬ ington regiment He offered desperate resistance to the soldier who was sent to capture him and tried to run away with revolver shots in his head Finally he was brought down with a rifle bullet in the hip He died after jumping from the stretcher and trying to run General Bates it is expected will es- Â¬ tablish posts at Zamboanga and in the islands of Tamthani Jolo and Bongao Late Sunday afternoon the Kansas regiment embarked in big barges in the river and were towed to the United States transport Tartar the regimental flag fljing and the men cheering and singing The Tartar sailed for home Sunday evening Â¬ INDIANA MONUMENTS f They Will Be Dedicated in hickamauga Park September SO Prominent Indi an tans Will Be Present C Â¬ A Washington Sept 4 The Chicka mauga and Chattanooga park commission has received notice that the state of Indiana will dedicate its battlefield monuments September 20 The gov Â¬ ernor and his staff the state commission state officers prominent members of the legislature and of the state del- Â¬ egation in congress together with a large company of veterans will at tend The Wilder brigade association made up of Indiana and Illnois veter- Â¬ ans will dedicate its monument at the same time an attendance of 1500 from the two states interested being as-Â¬ sured on the part of this organization alone Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Policeman Killed by an Italian New York Sept 4 Policeman Patrick OKeefe attached to East 126th street station was shot through the head and chest Sunday by Michael Far relii in Farrellis saloon a notorious dive in Second avenue OKeefe will die Farrelli was placed under arrest after a long chase and a desperate fight in which he made further efforts to do murder A mob of several thou Â¬ sand people gathered after the shoot ine and made determined effort to Â¬ lynch the Italian Injured in a saloon Brawl Chicago Sept 4 As a result of a saloon brawl here Sunday in which a score of men participated several were injured by flying bullets and the estab lishment wrecked Â¬ Vt ill Seme n Life Term Â¬ San Francisco Sept 4 Thomas McVeigh will not be shot to death but will serve a life term in the military prison at Alcatraz island by the order He recently of President McKinley arrived here from Manila on the Grant and was sentenced to be shot to death by musketry for making a murderous assaut on his superior officer Capt D Wright of Company G 1st Wyom fner volunteers He stabbed his com pre- Â¬ panion William Ferris at the Philip sidio before learing for the phines CL Â¬ The disbursements during last month amounted to 40522811 as against congress as a member of the house of This representatives 1 Mas a page boy 56260717 for last August then and was growing too large for leaves a surplus for the month of 4 the business and soon afterwards they 4V 862 gave me a mans position which I held The receipts from customs during lor some time the last month amounted to 20540097 When Senator Morrill came to con Â¬ against 16249699 for August 1898 gress he was one of the most striking from internal revenue 824237039 figures I had ever seen and in fact 1 have never since seen any man of finer against 24 015934 for August 1898 physique or more intellectual appear From miscellaneous sources 85 194 In the coffin I saw the shriveled 430 against 81517073 for August of ance form and features of a very old man last year of representatives I used the The disbursements charged to the In look house a man six feet four inches up to to war department during August tall with broad shoulders and perfect- Â¬ amounted to 14081590 against 2 He had heavy wavy ly proportioned 103235 for the corresponding month ol black hair and abundant black whislast year kers while his carriage was that of a The disbursements charged to the giant He was by far the most attrac- Â¬ I saw navy department were 4597965 tive looking man in congress him as he advanced in position until he against 63S6277 for August 1896 Since July 1 1S99 the receipts have became chairman of the committee on of means aggregated 89b 032 431 as compared ways andwar was when the tariff act In civil named after him with 85629816 during the same period the those days he was sent for very often last year by President Lincdp rwho consulted The expenditures during the last two him on all matters of great importance months have amounted to 8102 OSS 402 mst as President Mekmlev has been against 81o0524193 for the corres- in the habit of recently seeking counsel of the late Chairman Dingley on ponding period last year financial and revenue matters He was a very great man and was always re- Â¬ THE BOILER EXPLODED garded as a very good man too 1 remember when he was elected to Men Were Killed and Four Others Three Fatally Injured I he Bowl factory the senate and what a splendid recepWas C oiupletely Wrecked tion he had on the rloor of the house of representatives when that honor was Mamstkk Mich Sept 2 The boiler conferred upon him The leaden of the in Chapman Sargents bowl factory house regretted to lose him and yet Copemish 30 miles north of here they were sincerely cjlad of his eleva at exploded Friday afternoon killing tion to the upper house of congress be three men and fatally injuring four cause his abilities warranted the ad vancement Besides while he was the others George Rice was severely but not fa leader on the floor of the house inpolitical enemies as stead of tally scalded The building was totally so many making have done he was for- t leaders wrecked debris being scattered for SO ever increasing the number of his sinrods around Water was immediately cere friends by treating all men fairly thrown on the ruins and fire prevented There was another handsome man Hand- - who was the foreman was in the house of representatives at that found with his head blown completely time It was George W Jones of Iowa off The other men were working at He had been a representative from the machines in the mill when the ex- Michigan later from Wisconsin and plosion occurred All but three of finally from Iowa and that state also them leave families The loss to the sent him to the senate Gen Jones had been a great Indian fighter He was a factory will be 8- 000 man of splendid physique and Aery attractive manners He was a very warm Stogie Makers Meet personal friend of Lewis Cass John C Cleveland O Sept 2 The fourth Calhoun Henry annual convention of the National ster They were Clay and Daniel Webtogether a great deal Stogie Makers League began Friday in and they had jolly good times together Delegates were present after the custom of the day for temArch hall from Columbus and Cincinnati perance principles were not then in Wheeling W Va and Pittsburgh vogue as they are now Everybody Clarion and Uniontown Pa The lived in hotels then and there were few Resolutions were boarding houses for congressmen session was secret When John C Breckenridge came to adopted encouraging the Cleveland congress he took precedence over them street railroad strikers in all lawful all because he was not only a handattempts to better their condition some man but a gentleman of the most genial manners He had an indescrib- Â¬ The larnell Monument Boston Sept 2 A cablegram was able air which drew men to him and a ladies man That was not received here riday from Lord Mayor he was also was particularly because he a Daniel Tallon of Dublin and Hon after the society of the ladies dangler but beJohn E Remond M P signifying cause the ladies were all after him 1 their acceptance of an invitation to guess that John C Breckenridge was visit the United States to inaugurate for a time the most popular man in the movement for a monument for either house of congress Thomas H Benton of Missouri was Charles Stuart Parnell The cable- Â¬ unpopular in the house of representagram states that they will leave Ire tives because he was so pompous He land about the middle of October had served for 30 years in the senate Explosive gelatine is far more de- a record which had never before been structive than dynamite A shell con- equaled When lie came to the house of taining 113 pounds of explosive gela- representatives he naturally expected tine lodged in a 12 inch projeetille considerable consideration because of weighing 1039 pounds was recently his long career in the senate But in fired from an ordinary service gun at that he was mistaken Nobody in the the government proving grounds house of representatives has ever seSandy Hook A shell of this kind ex- cured deference for what he has been ploding in the hull of the largest battle- but every man there has to stand uponÂ¬ his own merits and manners It has al ship would rend the vessel to atoms ways been largely a question of man- Â¬ Whats the use of crjdng over spilled ners For example in later years milk or of sour milk either when the James G Blaine captured everybody cook tells us that the latter is just with his manners while Roscoe Conk the thing for breakfast cakes Phila Â¬ ling repelled men lv his austerity Thus it has always been and always delphia Times Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ page boys never forget- ting that he was at one time in a similar humble position While Senator Morrill was in the house of representatives there was a big man there from Pennsylvania tvho was handsome able and popular His name was Galusha A Grow and he came from Pennsylvania He was made speaker of the house and filled the position with great ability Twenty five years passed away and I read in the papers that Galusha A Grow had been elected to the house of representa Â¬ tives in 1S92 I could hardly believe it was the same man and concuded that it must be a son of ttie same name I waited until the congress assembled and went to Willards hotel every night to look at the register Finally 1 found the name cf Galusha A Grow there and it was the same handwriting that I knew so well as a boy 1 sent up my card and was invited to come to his room I went up with a bell boy and when I entered there stood a big man with partly bald head gray hair gray whiskers and back of them all the same old face He stepped biiskly for- Â¬ Well ward took my hand and said sir what can I do for you I stood still a minute looking at Are hivr carefully and at last I said yoVye same Mr Grow ihat used to ember of the house of repre- se nes wnen l was a dov He laughed and replied 4I dont know when you were a boy but I used The Â¬ i - L Grinnan 8 8 Abnet mall carrier will haul light baggage to and from depot Term very reasonable Leave orders at Poet tf office WEST BOUND Ar Winchester Ar Lexington ArKhel by ville Ar Louisville r Frankfort 4100am S15pm 100lam72ipm 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm 840am 520pm 735am 345pm 01 larn 630pm t j The Bourhon Steam Laundry having secured ollice room a Parker James corner Fourth and Main will locate their main office at that place Phone No 4 All calls or bundles entrusted to them wiU receive prompt at tention 2ept Sunday other change Trains marked thus f rnn daily ex trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without For rates Sleeping Car ssservations oi any information call on DrGE0ROE W Â¬ Div Pass Agent Barney Agent L - F B NRR Paris Ky Carr Lexington My agency insures against fire wind and storm best old re- - j prompt paying compa- liable nies non union W O HINTON Agent Frankfort Cincinnati Ry ELKHORN jROUTE RD IN EFFECT LOCAL TIME DE EMBER 5th 188 Life IP ranee policies BOUGHT FOB CASH H S STOUT Paris Ky TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS NO GAS NO COCAINE A simple application to the gams usee only by me and acknowledged by th public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Catephoric treatment for painlesi filling Set of teeth Upper and lower- Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns 150J MMM50 cts EAST BOUND No 1 No 3 Pass Phm Cve Frankfort a T 7 ooam 3 40pin 7 Ham 352pm Lve Elkhorn 7 18am 4 00pm LveSwitzer 4 10pm Lve stamping Qrnd 7 734am 416pm LveP valld 7 SiUm 422pm Lve Johnson 7 4oam 4 2 pm Lve Georcetown Lve C S Ry Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm 8 17am 4 48pm Lve Newtown 8 25am 4f6pm Lve Centreville 8 Oam 5 00pm Lve Elizabeth A rr Paris c 8 40am 5 10pm No 5-Mlxed i 00pm 1 ira 120pm 185pm 55pm 2 30pm 3 OOprn - 800 Painless extraction hp 100 np 500 50 eta J Hours I 8 ADAIR D I 1 WEST BOUND iN o72 No 4 Pass Pass 9 xOam 5 4upm Lve Paris e 40am 5 50pm Lve Elizabeth 9 4am R 55pm Lve Centreville 9 53anu 6 08pm Lve Newtown Lve C s Ry Depot b 10 2Sam 6 17pm 10 32am 8 26pva Lve Georgetown fTam 6 6pm Lve Johnson 10 43am 2pih Lve Duvalls Lve Stamping Ornd C 50am 6 49pm Lve Switztr li 00am 6 49pm 11 07am 6 56pm Lve Elkhorn 11 20am 7 10pm Arr Frankfort a No MixeS 7 7 8 50am 51am 22am 40am 8 55am 8 9 15am 321 Main St Paris Ky opp Court hotiee to 12 Daily except Sunday N b connects with Q a Connects with L 4C connects with Ky Central v - - am to 5 p Telephone 79 a i m KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS PM AM 340 70 L 42 750 Lv TiMO 840 Ar 830 Ar I - N C FISHER Attorney-At-Law 616ill12Ar 720 100 Ar Georgetown Paris Maysville Winchester Richmond Frankrort Ar Lt lv 545 Lv 709 1028 61 Lv 930i 540i 1 Ar AM 11 - 7M 2 620j a I Paris Kentucky Congressman GALUSHA A GROW from the State o at-Large GEO B HARPER Supt JUS U NEWTON G P A dnl Â¬ Â¬ Office on Broadway Pennsylvania Phone op stairs 2 doon West of Bourbon News 58 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ to be a member of the house and was one time speaker of the house I said You used to remember everybody there Dont you remember mo He sat down laughed long and loud You have the best and finally said me I dont remember the old men of but I remember all of the young men and boys just as well as ever But I dont remember ever having seen you there or anywhere else It was the same old man He had lived many years but he had not grown old as I had 1 finally said Dont vou remember Cal Clark the page boy He jumped up came to me anil I remember that little cuss very said Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 M- - D Â¬ Surgeon The Leading Specialists cf America DiXK 20 YEARS IN OHIO Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 7 250000 Cured 6aatn to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m WECURESTR1CTURE Thousands of voungr and miJdlo ased men are troubled with this disease man unconsciously They may have a smart ing sensation small twistiLg stream sharp cutting pains at times slight dis charge dimcultr in commencing weaa organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have STRIC Â¬ TURE Dont let doctors experiment on stretching or tearing vou bv cuttin you This will not cure you as it will re-Â¬ turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hence removes tho stricture Dermanently It can never return No pain no suffer Â¬ ing no doMntion from business by our method The sexual organ are strength ened The nerves are invigorated snd tho bliss of manhood returns Thousands of young and mitldlo aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this disÂ¬ ease They aro frequently unconscious of the camo of these symptoms General Woakues Unnatural Discharges Fail ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- Â¬ ory Irritability at times Srxarting Sen Â¬ sation Sunken Eyr with dark circles Weak Bark General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may be the cnue Dont consulfcamily doctors as they have no experience In I allow these special diseases--doQuacks to experiment on you Consult specialists wh o have made a lire study of Diseases of Men and Women Our N E W METHOD TREATMENT will posi Â¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars for a cae we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure n SI Mill il TH Â¬ Â¬ 1-- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ well What has become of him When I told him that I was Cftl Clark he hugged me opened his bos of cigars sent for a bottle of Apollinaria water and invited me to dinner with him I stayed there until after midnight talking over old times He talked to me about the statesmen of the old days gave me his opinion of Banks Cobb Clay Webster and all of the others in a frank friendly manner If I had been a newspaper man I would have jotted it all down and printed it Say the old man is now at Willarda hotel just where he used to live long Why dont you go down there ago and get him to give you some of his It would do you good rei liniscences to hear him and it would do your readers good to read aTout those old fel- Â¬ lows as described by the oaly man liv- Â¬ ing who knew them well Guess Id better do it for a subsequent letter SMITH D FRY Â¬ NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE I nHTamnrni i r i niiii in nunui finuun PARIS KY 3s AT LOW RATES S BROADWAY 2lma99 tf WE CURE GLEET Trees Plants Mi Â¬ Â¬ Fruit sod Ornamental Trees Shrubs Bmall Fruits and everjthinjK for Orchard Lawn or Garden We employ no agents ho sell direct at reasonable prices Btrawberry and Tree Catalogues or application to M F H1L17ENMEYER Leoangton Â¬ Kr Telephone tTs post the- policy holders fifty cents on thfl unaied dodars during the year 1897 - Insurance n the Hurst Home oni CURES GUARANTEED EMISSIONS We trest and euro VARICOCELE SYPHILIS rtLKET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRA7X TNNATT RALDISf Ha ROÂ¬ ES Kl ONEY and BLADDER Disuses BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE Tf Kiable to call write for FREE HVSTTOV BLANK for liOJiJS S UEATMENT A Vnlnahle System O W UlUsKR Agent Pari K Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ an thief very eay thougi she was dis guised in mens clothes Officer No 2 How did you do it Officer No 1 Oh by following out Sherlock Holmes system of observa- Â¬ tion I noticed she walked right past a saloon door and then stooJ for ten minutes with her nose glued to the pane of a millinery stow window World Â¬ Â¬ Officer No l Yes I ran in that wom- Â¬ X 8 Maine at Havana Dvwey anf Walthaui works cheap us uny AUmirn lewey anil uit Sitfb e have thew Their tacMniile letters mailed tougents M AMERICAN BE a AN male of Buy wsteh taken fron Ntrl W t DOLL tl CO i Maidtn Lane New tork KENNEDY rrcs KERGAN are imrredlatelt dt umir our it t bj AQTUIU1A TKEATMEST andcure w continued use effect s by mail SO A tral will nonTince Complete outlt h LABOUATOiiisu WJMiWD DfcCIUCu CATARRH Inffercrs r lifvou limn rrmv llnl 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O THE BOUREOJS NEWS PARIS EY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 5 1899 THE BOmUM HEWS 1881 THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE News and Comment of Stage Matters and Other Gossip NUPTIAL KNOTS Engagements Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Â¬ iNineteentn Year Established Publithed every Tuetany and friday by WALTER CHAMP 8WIFT CHAMP 1 ot and Hvnert Make all Checkt Money Orders etc Payable to thr order of CHAMP Bro valuable iiece of stage property is now in its Iu Old Kentucky seventh year and has bronght ninety thousand dollars in royalties to its author Chas T Dazev formerly of this city Tat Invitations are out announcing the marriage of Mis8 Priscilla Welch of Cynthiana to Mr H A Breast of Nashville Tenn on Thuisday afternoon at the Methodist Church in Cyn Â¬ Â¬ Thought I Would Ner Be Well Again One of the saddest things that can hap- Â¬ pen to a woman is to fall into such a depth of despondency through unnatural weakness ana disease as to imagine that she can never recover For two ream says I Â¬ thiana OBITUARY W ADVKR1I81RU RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each iusertion Locals in black type wenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obitur 3s cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Political News Notes The Democratic State campaign head quarters will be moved to Lonieville Chairman Redwine has been with drawn from the list of speakers for Mr Grofbel Â¬ Â¬ Ex Congreesman D G Colson was Btricken with paralysis Sunday at Mid dlesboro It is telegraphed from Frankfort that Gov Bradley will take the stump for General Taylor K MJCollier of Cynthiana late candidate for Auditor has surprised his friends by coming out for Gov Brown Senator Goebel will start on the 18th for a tour of the mountain counties accompanied by Capt Jim Blackburn Senator Blackburn having been called Â¬ Â¬ Richard Manstie d will open his Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit season at the Chicago opera house in izens Cyrano da Bergarac Benjamin F Harrold an aged citizen of Bourbon died Sunday night at his Cincinnati theatre goers will have the home on Kennedys Creek aged seventy opportunity of seeing Mrs Leslie Carter seven years This almost closes the book in Zaza her greatest success early of the Harrold and Couchman family this season Viola Allen in The Mrs Huldah Pryor being the only mem Christian is another New York success ber left They were retiring in disposiwhich comes to Cincinnati early this tion strictly honest and respected by everyone From 1780 to 1899 the neighFall bors have felt veneration and love for it Harrold and Couchman home and Mr and Mrs James Ray McCann o the regret to have it close by the death of this city are with Hoyts A Texas their old friend Ben Harrold Steer this season Mr McCann has the leading part of Maverick Brander Theres always hope while theres One An attack of Minute Cough Cure pneumonia left my lungs in bad shape Manager Borland of the Paris Opera and I was near the first stages of conHouse left Friday for New York on a sumption Cne Minute Couh Cure business and pleasure trip H will completely cured me writes Helen Mc book all the good attractions he can get Henry Biemark N D Gives instant relief W T Brooks at this late date for the local theatre Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mrs W G Day ot Trussville Jefferson Co Ala I had suffered with weakness headache pain in my back and side which would become so sore that I could hardly bear the weight of my haud on it I had cold hands and ieet and many other bad svmntoms too numerous to mention Home physicians treatment did me no good I had be Â¬ come very despond- Â¬ ent and thought I would never be well FRAN K CO TI Leaders in style and Fasdion NEW FALL DRESS GOODS NOW IN STOCK But with a faint to Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo N Y aud described my symp- Â¬ toms as best I could He promptly answered by letter and sent me a treat- Â¬ ise on Woman and Her Diseases he also out lined a treatment for me which I followed to the best of my ability and after taking six bottles of the Favorite Prescription I can truthfully say that I felt like a new woman In a few months afterwards when I was suffering with the many troubles due to pregnancy I procured Favorite Prescription again and took it through that time I soon became very stout and felt well I was in labor only a short time and got along well better than I ever did before My baby is a fine boy now two mouths old and has never been sick any I cannot find words sufficient to express my praise of Dr Pierces medicine I never miss an opportunity to recommend it I hope all suffering ladies will consult him for they wili be benefited by taking his medicine Letters to Dr Pierce are treated in the most sacred confidence and never published without permission and the most careful professional advice is given by return mail free of charge again heart I wrote Â¬ Black Orepons Plaids for Skirts Tailor Suitings The DeMrs Langtrys new play generates scored a big success in London last week It is understood that the play portrays many scenes and incidents scandals etc from Mrs Langtrys life The play is by Sydney Grundy and is Â¬ Â¬ very daring East Gen P W Hardin has returned home from a visit to his son in Minnesota and refuses to be interviewed on politics Emma Bolles Matron Englewood Nur Gen Hardin will not make any stump sery Chicago says of it When all else fails in healing our babies it will speeches this Fall his brother says W T Brooks W J Bryan will come to Kentucky cure about October 2 to make about forty School commenced Monday speeches in twenty days It is under- and mothers will he thinking stood that he does not want Goebel to ahont buying a Boys School Suit endorse any local ticket backed by or an extra pair of pants Price sound money Democrats Co clothiers have an immense Governor Stone of Missouri will Fall line at prices to suit one and come to Kentucky to make five speeches all Extra knee pants three to for Goebel He will speak at Richmond sixteen years old No trouble to next Tuesday Mt Sterling Wednesday show goods Bards town Thursday Lebanon Friday Export Cattle Purchases and Litchfield Saturday Â¬ For wounds burns scalds sores skin diseases and all irritating eruptions nothing so soothing and healing as trotted for at the October meeting at Mrs DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Â¬ Women would understand their own mental and physical natures better they would make better wives and mothers they would be every way healthier happier and more STOCK AND TURF NEWS capable by reading and studying Dr Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Pierces great thousand page illustrated book The Peoples Common Sense MedTurf Notes ical Adviser It is a veritable complete Broadwell have paid Har family medical library in one magnificent Wills a million rison county farmers about 19000 for volume More than half each but copies a free have been sold at 150 760 mule colts which they shipped East copy paper bound will be sent to any Dr J T Ware bought about 300 at an woman on receipt of 21 one cent stamps to pay the cost of mailing only or if a average of 25 heavier handsome cloth - bound book is The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breed- Â¬ preferred send 31 stamps ers Association offers 80000 to be Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 3500 Yards Outing Cloth Mill Ends Regular 8 Price - - the walnut log buyer Sacurday his Kingston-BaSept 5th David Judys heirs 360 for 8500 Ballyhoo of land near Millersburg Kingston The best life insurance policy on earth Never were such values offered in is to keep perfect kidneys The best shoes as we are selling daily front our medicine on earth for those kidneys is Dr Sawyers Ukatine People who bad bargain counter suffered for years found no cure for Davis Thomson Isgrig their Kidney disorders until they used Dr Sawyers by W For chicken feed go to Geo W T Brooks Ukatine For sale freight Stnarts directly opposite tf depot Lexington J Will Forsyth sold in New York llyhoo colt is again in foal to Auctioneer ments Forsyths Engage Â¬ l - 3c Goods Our a Yard so Closing Out mi Summei Ms LN W B Griffith buyer of this city Lancaster Record W O Brock of Clark county eighty The Kentucky Press boys are now six choice 1450 pound cattle for Septem Sound Kditoral Advice They were like iron those childrens Oxfords and slippers that go almost for AH persons having claims against the the export cattle the asking at Davia Thompson estate of J Q Ward deceased will pre has purchased of Isgrigs ang4 tf sent them properly proven according to Â¬ Â¬ m Administrators Notice mixing up over the Fall election Keep cool brethren A thousand years hence you will not know there were such men as Goebel Taylor or Brown and you will care less Look a bit further the end of your nose remember there will be a great hereafter and you will not say bard things about one another Print the news in your domain and remember few people care what your individual opinion is ber delivery Mr Griffith also purchased from Col J M Bigstaff of Montgomery 250 choice corn fed 1500 pound cattle out of his lot pf 875 cattle This lot of cat tle is considered by export buyers to be one of the finest lots of home raised short horns fed and ready for the market in the Blnegrass section This is the second largest sale made by any one feeder of fat cattle in Central Kentucky Col Bigstaff ie one of the noted short Mr Setfces Speech horn breeders aed one of the largest feeders of fat cattle iu the State These The magnetic personality of Congress go through the Tolin Com man Evan Settle the ablest orator cattle will mission Co of East Liberty for R H speaking in Mr Goebels interest atAllerton Co for the European market tracted a large audience from the court was private day crowd to the court house yesterday The price paid afternoon Chester H Brown Kolamazoo Mich Mr Settle who was introduced by say 8 Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured me Judge WMPumell spoke an hour and of a severe case of indigestion can it nine minutes and his witticisms drew strongly recommend yon to all dyspepDigests what eat tics forth frequent applause He spoke of from the stomach and cureswithout aid dyspepsia Goebels honesty praised the Courier W T Brooks Journal and former Senator Blackburn Wb are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords and denounced the Louisville Dispatch this week nothing so comfortable on N Mr Settle did not and the L feet these warm days uphold the methods of the Louisville the aug4tf Davis Thomson Sc Isqrio convention by Graying your ladies and Savb Mr Settle predicted that Goebel would childrens shoes at Davis Thomson win by 25000 to 40000 majority Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ law at the office of J Q Ward Jr For nice seed Rye go to Geo W for settlement N freight Stuart directly opposite L All persons knowing themselves in Â¬ debted to the estate of the deceased will depot please call and settle Nature Is forgiving and wiH restore altf J M J q WARD Jr Ky Paris t give you your diseased kidneys that Sawyers perfect health by using For sale by W 1 rooks TJkatine Franl 404 5 8j Co PARIS KY 1 MAIN STREET Ewes For Sale We Scores of patrons testify to the great shoe bargains bought from our bargain counters thrifty Aug-l-t- have Davis Thomson IsgrkT part of the7rfumber FRETWELL f fifteen hundred young ewes for sale Will sell any I have a few hundred bushels of nice white seed rye for sale Goo W Stuart N freight depot directly opposite L FISHER Paris Ky ii JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Take a pill that is a pill built on J medical science by an able physician Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls such is the short story of Dr Sawyers promptly answered Your work is Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by solicited Prices reasonable W T Brooks r- - I RAILROAD TIME CARD L NRR arrival of trains From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 p m From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m DEPARTURK GW DAVIS FURNITURE CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC FUNERAL FURNISHINGS Calls for Ambulance Attended to I DO YOU KNOW OF ANY- Â¬ Isgrigs Excursion to Cincinnati Â¬ N will sell tickets to CinThe L aug4tf cinnati Sunday at the rate of 125 for Isgrigs tm t the round trip Tickets good going on Stop Over at Wash- Ten a m train and returning on the 515 ington night train No baggage checked on mav be enjoyed by purchasers of tickets these tickets to Philadelphia and New York over Pennsylvania Short Lines Tickets via writes Washington are sold at same fares as They are simply perfect Robt Moore of La Fayette Ind M of via direct line of Pennsvlvauia System DeWitts Little Early Risers the fa- For special information apply to Geo mous little pills for constipation and E Rockwell A G Agt Cmcin all liver ailments Never gripe W T nati O If your childs shoes are almost gone get a pair of these low shoes offered at such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson Iay To Lexington 747 a m 110 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 fo Cincinnati 340 p m Sa P TRAINS THING NEATER AND m 751 a m m PRETTIER THAN A r To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent 1016 p m m Promptly Day Phone 137 Night IOO Â¬ I r OYSTERS OYSTERS Louis Saloshin Co White Enamelled Iron Bed Brooks 9 16 3Vct Use of words to say that we have the swellest prettiest line of new Neckwear ever brought to Paris Youve heard that expression before but fts gospel truth this time Every 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 I am now showing a Magnificent Line of these Beds and they are of the E R DURKEE rastraccifjttict i COS MOURNING STARCH ment of Fresh Oysters for this season They are tine If you for stiffening colored prints and muslins especially are seeking something new to tempt your appetite MOURNING GOODS We have received our first ship Â¬ Gauntlet Brand BEST MAKE AND FINISH Come in and take a look at them and Mattresses to suit TRX A CAN CELERY We are also receiving regular shipments of Choice Fine White Plume Celery We keep constantly on hand a full supply of Fresh Fruits and you wanted Your Money Back On Demand Vegetables registered Trade Mark ol the Undertaking in all its branches name and design of rne Gaunt Â¬ Km 1ml mi scientifically attend- let as well as a fac simile of their ed to Carriages for hire written signature For sale in Furniture repaired Household goods moved WOOD MANTELS Paris by and TILINGS always on hand TELEPHONE NO 36 11 Manufactured by CO E R DURKEE New York Every genuine packet bears the Springs I can furnish you at any time an experienced man for mantel work THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF LAMPS in Central Kentucky j I NIGHT PHONE 22 OK 5G PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky JAMES Jas Fee Son JLouis Saloshin Co J T HINTON THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY Paris Street Fair September Paris Street Fair September Paris Street Fair 26 27 28 26 27 28 26 27 28 September TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 5 1899 j Paris Street Fair September Paris Street Fair September Paris Street Fair 26 27 28 26 27 28 26 27 28 SUMMER September Near Jackstown this county Friday Nineteenth Year Established 1881 night Henry Gifford was 6hot and badly COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY wounded by a man named Jfhn Galla THE NEWS MAN at the Post office at Paris Ky as her The sceue of the shooting was in JEnteied cod oiiss mail matter the watermelon patch of Frank Smith Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At who had employed Gallaher to guard The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And TELEPHONE NO 124 his place Elsewhere Miss Carrie Berry left yesterday for A Remarkable Revival SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Fulton Mo Payable in Advance A dispatch from Mt Olivet tells of a Oaeyer S2 00 Six months flOO Miss Sue Ford left yesterday for most remarkable revival just closed at Kansas City Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Hildreths Chapel by Rev Hall Pollitt payable to the order of Champ A Bro Mr Tucker has been quite ill for There were nearly one hundred converabout ten days sions and many of the converts would Corn Shelled corn by wagon or car- fall at Rev Pollitts feet and remain as Mr C Alexander attended the Danload for sale by R B Hatchcraft long as he would stay with them The ville Fair last week 25aug6t Miss Edith Cox returned Saturday meeting lasted two weeks and some of The Jewish New Year is being cel- Rev Pollitts sermons lasted nearly all morning to Falmouth day Hon M R Lockhart of Newport ebrated to day is visiting relatives in the city Our Fall line of Shirts and Ticket No 2323 held by S R Burris Neckwear arriving- daily Price Mr J Simms Witoon lest Saturday of Little Rock won the ten dollar cash for a business trip to St Louis Co Clothiers premium offered by Parker James Mr J K Smith of Dayton was a Fire at The Windsor ruest at Mr W A Hills Snnday Wanted White girl to do general The Are department was called out at Mrs Wm Hukill Sr returned yeshouse work Inquire at Mrs J W half past eleven yesterday morning to terday from a short visit in Lexington Hughes on Seventh street 29aug3t extinguish a small fire at the Hotel Miss Lizzette Dickson is at home The Country Team will oppose the Windsor A defective flue in the kitchTown Team to night at the Pastime en started a blaze which did about 300 from a visit to Miss May Escott in Shelbyville Bowling Alley worth of damage The loss was covered Mr John Hukill has arrived home The Williamsburg and Barboursville by insurance The fire was conquered from an extended visit in Cincinnati and companies of State militia were iu the in a few minutes though the dining Newport city yesterday en route to Lexington to room had considerable smoke in it dur Mr and Mrs Wyndham Joyce of ing the dinner hour attend the State encampment Florida are guests of Mr and Mrs T Judge Webbs Prizes E Ashbrook H M Collins Co yesterday placed the Barr Cash Carrier system in their Miss Ura Slaughter has returned Judge Webb distributed the following dry goods store It works perfectly and prizes at the last session of his court from a visit to Eminence to enter the will be a valued improvement Mag Ellen Macon was surprised with High School Mrs Lila Guest and son and Miss Eld J T Sharbard writes that he a 1250 prize for using abusive and profane language Jennie Kate Purnell left last evening is having a fine protracted meeting at Mollie Leer was given a ten dollar for Baltimore Glendale Ky The meeting at Cane Miss Kate Alexander was in Lex Ridge will begin Sunday with preach- souvenir for disoiderly conduct Resin Middleton colored drew a ington last week visiting her sister Mrs ing morning and night 1750 reward for practicing a solar Hughes Bronston Clarence Cunningham colored who plexus blow on his wife Misses Olivia Buckner and Bessie mm shot George Wesley colored at a cake Holladay left yesterday for a visit at Court Day Stock Report walk at Jackstown was arrested yesterUeconceverte W Va day in Nicholas county and brought to September conrt attracted only a Misses Anna Victor and Sarah this city and placed in jail small crowd to Paris yesterday Busi Southgate of Cynthiana are guests of Council Wilson resigned his position ness in stock circles was dull there being Miss Jessie Turney near this city last week as salesman at Clays Shoe only a few cows offered on the square Mr Phil Allison and Miss Mattie Store and has accepted a position with A few mules changed hands the best Shad bourne of Louisville are guests of 110 each 100 to the Boston Shoe Company of Louisville bringing from treet ThosMcClintock bought a pair from W the Misses Hill on Pleasant He left for that city Friday T Redmon at 165 Mclntyre Mc A boating party was given up Stoner in mm Crawford Bros have made ample Clintock sold two hundred stock ewes to their honor last night Mrs Ambrose Buford returned Sat preparations for warm weather by put Dave Prewitt of Clark at 225 urday co Covington after a visit at the ing in four fans at their barber shop Minor Court Events borne of her daughter Mrs George Three will be run by water power and one by electricity while yon get a cool Authur Turner Brinlby Carter and Alexander comfortable shave tf Misses Lena and Sallie Whaley have John Lewis all colored were arraigned a visit The wife of Howard Lewis a former in Judge Purnells court Saturday on returned from Wood to their sister Mrs and other relatives citizen of this city died of fright last the charge of stealing watermelons from W Hoffman Turnay near Ruddles Mills The is Mt Sterling week at Helena Ark She was driving Matt charge could not be proven and the Mrs Chapline and daughter Miss down street when a drunken negro cases were dismissed Mamie who have been visiting at Mr drove recklessly up toward her firing John Kennedy colored is in jail F R Armstrongs left Friday for their bis pistol every few ftet Mrs Lewis charged with whipping Harriet McAfee home in Cincinnati was so frightened that she died from the and will be tried to day Mr R M Pryor of Cincinnati rsstrit of the shock Superintendent of Kentucky Agencies of Paris Schools Open The Cynthiana Democrat very truth the Phoenix Mutual Insurance Co was All this talk about fully remarks The Paris schools opened yesterday the guest Sunday of Mr G L Whitlock negroes formiug democratic clubs is so with a good attendance Misses Margaret Arnett and Fran much foam The negroes may agree to Superintendent Reubelt reports that ces Steele and Mr Palmer Harris and go into such oganizations but when the City School opened with nearly four voting time comes they will be found hundred pupils in attendance and others Mr Arnold of Woodford are guests of lined up in the republican column as will be enrolled this week The Colored Mrs Frances Cummins near Jacks town usuaLv City School also opened with a large at Mrs Ed Nippert and children who tendance Ball Games This Week have been visiting relatives near Lex Prof Yerkes private school opened ingfeoa passed through Paris Saturday A match game between the regular with a full attendance Mrs LizParis Club and a picked team of older zie Walker enrolled twenty eight pupils afternoon en route to their home in players will be played Thursday at Miss Frances Butlers new school opened Newport Miss Alleen Sanders the pretty Bacons Grove with about fifteen pupils and Miss Bet The Paris team will play at Millers tie Ingels has twenty eight in her kin- daughter of Mrs Belle Srnders who has burg Friday been visiting relatives in the citv left dergarten Miss Lucy Johnsons school opens Saturday afternoon for her home in The Street Fair Norwood Ohio next Monday managers met Friday The Street Fair Editor Jamee Allen of the Demonight and appointed committees on Terrible Head End Collision crat banker las Withers City Clerk amusements advertising finance Lawrence Williams and auctioneer Two passenger trains on the C O premiums floral hall and arrange Â¬ Lydick were among the Cynthiana ments The various committees will collided Saturday afternoon at Denton people in Paris yesterday meet tonight at City Hall and make about thirty miles from Ashland Both Dr Ben Frank left last night for Wheeler and Charles reports The success of the street fair engineers Ed New York City to spend several months is already assured and a large attend Â¬ Robinson were instantly killed and to prosecute his medical studies and both engines were demolished Both ance is expected many His nremen ana several other persons were practice his profession wish him unbounded success in Tip For Colored Folks injured The exact cause of the acci- Â¬ friends dent is not known but it is thought his new location a conversation the other day with In Mr J G Gravely of Danville that a confusion of orders caused the The News Judge Purnell gave a very wreck Va son of the manufacturer of the timely tip to the colored folks who re Mrs Sue Ewalt and Mr Joe Ewalt famous Gravely tobacco is in the city ceived charity from the county last year were on the East bound train on the on a business trip and is visiting his during the cold weather Many of the wreck but escaped with only a scare customers Mr Gravely is delight ea beneficiaries are idling away the Sum and a severe jolting They were en with his first visit to the Bluegrass mer and spending money on excursions route to White Sulphur Springs Natural positively refusing to work when good Bridge and Roanoke Va A beautiful center table given positions were offered them Judge away to casta customers at Price Purnell told The News that be was Change In Despatchers S rvice Co Clothiers keeping a list of such persons to be used The L Ns force of despatches at Best on the market for coughs and for reference this winter Other per this place has been augmented by an coHs and all bronchial troubles for sons who dispense charity are also croup it has no equal writes R marking the idlers and will be loth to additional despatcher Mr Henry Terrih Whitford South Canaan Conn HenryOne of promoted from Train having been belp tbem wJren cold weather comes Cough Cure W T Brooks Masters clerk to th position of des Minute patcher The force of despatchers now Wheeling to Niagara Special To Ewing Fair consists of Mr- - W H Anderson Master The St Thomas Canada Journal of of Trains and his clerk Berry Stuaxt Beginning to morrow morning the L Dr Wednesday August 30th said N will run a special train to the Chief Despatcher H H Hancock des W Conrad J M Burley J R Brad patchers John A Bower Joe Groeche Ewing Fair fl laavivg Paris at eight don of Paris Ky and P A Neil of and Henry Terrill and operator R C oclock and returning after the fair is Georgetown Ky all colored passed Bonar over Round trip fare eighty cents through the city this forenoon on their It will be seen that Mr Anderson beReal Gstate News wheels on their way to Niagara Falls lieves in rewarding young men for honest and faithful service as his force is They left Kentucky on the 21st inst composed Saturday auctioneer A T Forsyth of young men It is safe to staying three days in Detroit on the way assert that from Chief Despatcher Han- sold for Special Commissioner iM and will remain three days at the Falls cock to third trick man Terrill the L Scott 215 acres of land near shawhan a N has no force of younger or more Tbey met bed roads in Ohio and Michi part of the George Pugh land to Chas gan The weather all the way has been competent despatchers a handling its Wilson and brothers at 3510 per acre trains Mr Anderson is model Train aimilar to that of Ontario dry and Master and is esteemed by every man in He also rented for Lancaster North warm The distance they have already the train service He is a strict disci- cott agents forty acres of corn land wheeled is 550 miles averaging 90 miles plinarian but his kind and impartial near Ruddles Mills to J R Patton at a popular Train a day for the time occupied in traveling j treatment makes him 560 ner acre Master return by way of Cleveland They Â¬ TIE BOBBBOJf JEWS Shooting at Jackstown PERSONAL MENTION WANDERERS of Pleasure and Ptrilang Tn Search j Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Health at Summer Resorts Mrs G N Parris is spending a few days at Torrent Henry Fuhrman has retured from a months visit in the East Dr J W Jameson left Sunday for a business trip to New Yvrk and other points in the East W B Griffith lefi Saturday for a trip to Jersey City New York and other points in the East Miss Helen M Davis will leave tomorrow morniug for Cincinnati for a visit to Miss Carrie Simmons Thos E Moore Jr and family ar rived yesterday from Estill Springs where they have been spending the Summer Albert Hinton arrived home Sunday night from a stay in Canada Mt Clemens and Detroit Mich and a trip on the lakes He is much improved in health Mrs Sue Ewalt and eon Mr Joe Ewalt of near this city left Saturday for a months stay at White Sulphur Springs and Warm Springs in Virginia John A Bower arrived home Friday from a trip to Washington Atlantic City New York Long Branch and Manhattan Beach He also visited relatives in Boyle county en route home Â¬ Â¬ Goods j Early Fall All the Craze for Separate Skirts NEW CREPONS NEW BLANKET PLAIDS From the Cheapest to the Finest ETT1MINES AND COVERTS The Proper Goods for Tailor Made Suits NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS All the New Weaves Call and see these Goods LADIES TAILOR MADE SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES C3-- TUOKEEt SCINTILLATIONS An SUMMER CLEARANCE SUMMER CLEARANCE Our whole stock must be cleared up before Fall goods come in and we have cut prices on ever thing Here are a few special values 25c French Organdie now 12Jc 15c CONDONS Interesting Jumble Of News And Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Comment Paducah will have a street fair Over 1000 copies of Richard Carvel have been sold since June 1st Thirteen Madison county boys have enlisted for service in the Philippines Frankfort is getting impatient for that war trophy in the shape of a Span ish cannon Tollgate raiders dynamited a tollgate Â¬ BOUND TO GO NOW 8c Cotton now Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ near Eminence Friday night and the keeper and his family narrowly escaped death The Flemingsburg Telephone Company with 2500 capital has been in Â¬ corporated by C S and J H Powell and J M Baldwin of Richmond Katie Martin a fifteen year old Lexington girl who made an unsuccessful attempt to suicide with morphine re- Â¬ quested a white hearse drawn by four white horses to be used at her fnneral In New York Saturday windows com manding a view of the Dewey parade to be given on the 28th were quoted at tRW This is merely a rentaf figure m T oeenot include a deed to the win- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Lawns now 8c 35c Imported Pique now 20c 25c Imported Pique now 15 20c India Linens now 10 15c Madras Cloths now 8c 75c Table Linens now 50c 50c Table Liues now 83c 8c Penang and Percales now c 5c 25c 10x4 Sheeting now 18c 20c Bleached Vests now 10c 15c Lisle Vests now 8c 2 00 Silk Umbrellas now 100 20c Ladies and Childs Hose now lflc 50c Lisle Thread Hose now 25c 1 00 Sntnmer Corsets now 50c 175c Kid Gloves now 100 These are a few of our great redketions and by calling on us you will find everything else reduced likewise UMBREUAS Ogi t ffUktj RE G61EREB WHILE YOU WAIT AT L3EW IR t dispatch from Mt Sterling in a More than Cincinnati paper says fifty bouses have been burned by incendiaries here during the past year It is believed that friends of Tom Blair who was taken from jail here and lynched several years ago are thus getting re A Â¬ Â¬ IJUIJSO FROM CSE DOLLAR UP 9 venge Â¬ Â¬ The FaU Howard Hat at 3 in all colors and styles have arrived Co clothiers They at Price are beauties Best hat in the market for the money Give us the pleasure to show them to you Â¬ Â¬ Stoves and Tinware is large and complete Omr E- prices are as low as anyone We make a specialty of Builders Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and 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HINTON JR BRO Proprietors Phone 4 Main office at Parker James t g3l3 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KX TUESDAT SEPTEMBER 5 1899 A HERO - He treads no gory battled 3s Wellington or Bonanarten Kights of Crimson Cros t of the Lion heart ie of no exploit of his ieven knW hJS name For his brow neer The laurel wreathb8 fame been twined of In fact hes just a simple boy A merry gentleman v Whose honest heart and lad kindly WOrds Must make the v y angelstfad The fearless glance- of his eves Candor and truthfulness reveal And prove to all thai he has naught Of meanness to conceal At lessons household tasks or play His earnest spirit the same In school he stands the tirst in class Is foremost in each manly game Kind words and sunny smiles he gives To all nor cease- then Indeed Hes ready with a willing hand iffe Ld - i supping there but I had no eyes for thern all I could think of was the pasty the roll of white bread and the ruby Chianti which I ordered It is a common belief that those who have not eaten food for any length of time are unable to do so when it is placed before them at first Whether am constitutionally stronger than the generality of men 1 do not know all can say is that I formed an exception to the rule if a true one and demolished my supper gaining strength with every mouthful and feeling my chilled blood wanner with every drop 1 drank of my goblet of wine My courage came back to me and banished all thoughts of the Arno At last was done and leaning lack in my seat viewed with complac the huge orifice I had made in a most excel lent pasty and the whiles slowly sipped my wine That feeling of sleepy m iort which attends like a good angel 1 Â¬ 1 1 Ponte Vecchio and at length we came to a bait before a small side door let into what seemed to me nothing but a vast blank wall My new friend opened this door noiselessly with a key he drew from his pocket and invited me to enter Pleading ignorance of the way however 1 gave him the pass and followed him up a narrow and very dark stairway which opened into a long gallery likewise in semi darkness Dp this gallery we went then there was another small passage and lifting a curtain at the end of this we stepped past an open door into a large room evidently a study for it was filled with books all but the side near the Â¬ 1 passage which was covered Â¬ tapestry In the middle of the room was a large table littered with papers in much confusion and eight tall candles burning in a pair of grotesque candelabra threw a a bright but soft light over the chamber Sit you down there said my host point- Â¬ ing to a chair and we will have something You are wounded to drink Diavolo Why did you not say looked at my left arm and sure enough the coat sleeve was red with an enlargening patch Jt was only a trifle however as we found on examination but my companion who still kept his mask on insisted on ban da ing it which he did with deft fingers ami then turning to a curiously inlaid cabinet let into the wall brought thence forth a flagon of green crystal and two long stemmed Yen elioa glasses Whilst he was thus engaged my eyes rest- Â¬ ed on a book on the table and I saw at a glance that it was the copy of Plutarchs Lives which Ceci had lent me on payment so that it was most probable that 1 was in the presence of the noble against whom the Medici plot was directed and in whose library the intendants nephew was employed partly 1 guessed as a spy My hand was on the book as my host placed the glasses on the table and observing the movement he said with a smile see re you not only cany a sharp kn w a book as well sword but 1 answered As for books s more know but little of them This one however 1 thought 1 had Been before he said Indeed that is odd for 1 believe this is the only rendering of Plutarch into Italian which is in existence Strange as for over a week I could not find it any where Very I answered shortly and my host pouring out a ir me helped himself and settling comfortably in a chair opposite tr me slowly removed Ids mask and laid it aside I saw before me a man in the prime of life of middle height and slender iigure with however a great dignity of carriage His head covered with short dark hair was II but well shaped his dark eyes sparkled with intelligence and a slightly aquiline nose curved over a pair of thin sar castic lips which were however now smiling at me with as much good humor as they ould expi s Cook he said are the delight of my Without themall would be stale Here is a priceless up a volume and he li reasure It is a manuscript copy of Ciceros I obtained it from my friend Do Gloria poor Angelo Poliziano Of fc truth lie laid down the book men were giants in those days but hark 1 Â¬ 1 1 Â¬ by a heavy Could you leave Florence at a moments notice It is a matter of funds Thev Will be provided Then yes Enough Tomorrow a man will call on you precisely at noontide with a letter 1 want that letter delivered into the hands of the cardinal of Kouen at Rome It is a se- Â¬ cret matter and if you fail in it you may forfeit your life If you succeed his eminence will give you further occupation Do you accept Yes As I said this we again heard the creaking noise and Maehiavelii jumped up as agilely as a panther and sprung to the door behind the arras It was open but no one was Â¬ Â¬ Sip a fvisM H Kwia f ifn g Xfl 1 vV I u RhHhK ITa 2 riviJESlfevKfms ffwtt - To help anothers need My eyes are aching for a sight Of him my ideal boy hero I challenge you to tell me now If such a lad you really know Id like to grasp him by the hand And tell hiro that around his name There is a giory brighter than i he bla of woruly fame olden Dar s w vtBiirT K2X- S- A J vr-O-vCl o IV nvt 1 V- kbi - L 1 s j vv cjLtu Y5 Co Copyright 189s by D Arpleton All ribt reserved CII A IT E R X - onti k ced I found Lharies mounted n Savoy lii of the l one eyed black char lie king grasped the horses baveev situation at a glan e a sharp order closed his vizor wi tli a p and min Mowed liim down utes a tbousiind Ian e up wii li Iiev aniardswere the louj a aolutely silenl advancing was Is v charge Not went u and the only sound ua the tliui liorses boefs and the clink ol nail - we sjed on the king Then there was a Bullen crash and a sea The ii and In rses veteran tioops of the peat captain main tained their high reputation fighting like dragons to the end Charles whose horse lind carried him fai in advance of us all was in great His he met had fallen or been struck off and t seeing all was he was recognized lost made a despairing rush at the king with a half dozen men at his oack and had it n I been for the way Savoy kicked and plun would have surely slan him I7rgtpcy I burse to its almost sp ached Uharjea just m time to ward oil a furious blow aimed by the Spaniard it the king and riding full tilt against him brought down both horse i possessed me my borrows had for the moment taken themselves oil and 1 grieve to say 1 did not even bestow a thought on her to whose charity 1 was in Â¬ debted practically for my life I sat for the moment lapped in a dreamy comfort for getful of all things I dozed for about hah an hour and opened my eyes with my head clear again and my pulse beating firmly I had somewhat recklessly it is true enjoyed B crowns worth of happiness there was another fat crown still in my pouch with care it would last sonic days and during that time luck might turn With these thoughts running in my bead I let m eyes wander over the om It was now somewhat late and only the night birds were left 01 t a party of five was seated at a table a little removed from me and were conversin low tones Jt needed but a glance to Bee that they were not honest men and from the suspicious manner in which they lo around them 1 gathered they were here for no good purpose One of the part rested - on me and then whispered to a panion who was seated with his face me 1 caught the answer which was given in sor what loud tones Even if he docs what docs it matter Cannot a few gei in peace at their ordinary men enjoy a If he gives trouble we can quiet bin Yes it was no Other than Could it be the ancient Brico who had I perceived t lie clutches of his frit the catch 1 i oils of Montevarchi made certain there- Â¬ fore 1 would have business sh rtly and leaning back again pretended to doze keep ing my ears very wide open and hold watch on the scoundrels from the tail of on a full meal 1 Â¬ there he exclaimed Maldetto Signore there are spies in my own house help me to tear down this tapestry I did so and in a few minutes we laid bare the side of the room and piled the tapestry in a heap against a bookshelf Wjftifhfe I IflSiirAjJ s out tbe alde s tile true e brInt f you the new and true from dralw Norway fuG Ww Ptay toR tot r3 DR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey W BELLS Improved by in - - 3r That is better Maehiavelii said you see the spy whoever he is must have a master key There is no use going into the passage after him but for the present I fancy we are safe I must have a bolt put on and keep a watch To resume business You say you accept and only however ASaEFi Natures most natural remedy science to a fin irar TMyi Cure tor coughs eoleb and all inflan of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Pleasant Pcrmanevt Positive surface need funds Exactly so He pulled from a drawer a bag which chinked with a pleasant sound to my ears Here he said are a hundred crowns It is your fee for the task I set vou It is ample Aid now Messer Donati farewell ou will always find a friend in me You know your way 1 have left the side door open and bear a loose sword A word your excellency Say on wfttw tfli JPP The sore weary cough worn Lungs re exhila Â¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and thv inflated membranes are healed and soothed so that then Is no inclination to cough SOLD BV UiGOOD DRUGGISTS Wwrnrb Pine-Tar-Hon- Bottles Oni 25c 6O0 and 100 BE SURE YOU GET I AM SO YEARS OLD ad never naua ny rtiu ly aquM to Ur BeU It tf ves quick and permanent relief Dr Bells In grip a weU as couglm androids Pine-Tar-Hoit- Slttt ey i -- j Â¬ a laugh 1 uy and man The next moment oth and we were sale Philip de Joniines reproached theking respectfully for ru himself ial peril but Charles wiping his sword on the mane ot hia barger sik with All is well Â¬ that ends well ray lord of Ar but it is thanks to this good sword here and he turned to me t hat our cousin oi Orleans must exercise his patience yet a little loneer Come closer sir I dismounted and apiiroached helmet in hand ihe king detached the cross of St be wore and bending from the sad Laare dle slipped the loop ot i lie ribbon round my neck Wear tus for the sake ot France be said with a gracious smile And now the patience ol Orleans had come to its end and Louis XII was king and of my hopes and dreams all that remained was the cross ot the order blinking at me It had to go and there was no help for it With an effort rose and thrusting the cross into my pocket hurried into the street My way led to the ward of San Spirito and it took me some little time to reach the place where 1 meant to dispose ot the jewel When I reached it I was bo over come with weakness that I had to halt tor a moment to rest It was during that halt genton Â¬ 1 Â¬ that hesitation of a minute that my age came back to me and I pulled forth the cross and held it 111 my cold fingers with a heart tossed by conflicting emotions 1 could not do it Death would be preferable Wall emir- - 1 had faced death before and there was no reason why I should not do bo again will an equal mind The Arno was deep enough to hold rue and God would perhaps be kind Â¬ er in the next world than in this 1 placed the cross back slowly my honor was still white and death that was coming would give me a full quittance for all my troubles 1 turned 0 back on the pawnbroker and v ent toward- - he Arno but I had miscalcu lated my strength and near San Felicita I fet a sudden giddiness and sank downward snuggled to rise but on the pavement increased and dragging my the faintness self close to the wail I leaned against it in a sitting posture and a kind of stupor fell still felt the inupon me through which ol hunger In a little time 1 tolerable pangs of bit better and as I saw the flash conin laughing torches and heard voices versation I made an eltort to rise gaining my feet just as two ladies with their attendants came opposite to me and then I staggered back again Toor man lie is hurt I said m the bitterness of 1 am starving my agony and the next moment could have killed myself for I recognised the ladies whop I had rescued from Luigi in the Garden of St Michael 1 had my desire and had seen her again but how Madonna Angiola made a hurried search for her purse and not finding it with a hasty movement tore something oil a bracelet and thrust it into my hand Before I could recover from my astonishment they 1 called after had gone on and although stop The shame of bav them they did not in received charity and from her was all but unbearable but with it I felt the hand f hunger knocking at me in a manner that would take no denial My courage was gone end urged by the tierce pangs of my hunger I resolved to utilize the gift and obtain some 1 smile as food to give me Btrecgth to die Then it was no laughing 1 think of this now matte J plucked myself upsufficieutlyit to I ro bacs to the pawnshop I Entering be a to judged plaeed- the article winch had no Vn examined which jewel but him before the man in attendance and asked for an advance thereon he It is one 01 the gold tan of Amain full on bis finger and of wid poising it weight Do you wish to sell it I replied 1 merely wish to pledge No 1 Â¬ I 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tallies ite said one perhaps our a is wrong I have it from a sure band from the young er Ceci Buonoccorsi and he will both be here The former however as you know we do not want almost started at these words Was it il Ic that I had stumbled on the bravos who were engaged in Ceci a plot Its thing never happened to me and chance was probably throwing in my way what otherwise I would never have been Even as the last spe able to discover finished his sentence two persons vidently of consequence an woman entered the inn and set themselves down at a table close to mine The men oth wore masks id let her glance run ut the lady did not with a free look on us ill One of her two companions a very stout man put down hi mask disclosing a rubicund face and roared out for a Qagon of wine The other still keeping his features covered engaged in a I i veli badinage with bis fair friend and as he moved his hand slightly I caught the 4asb of a valuable ring The live at the table all had their heads ther now and I saw the one nearest to me stealthily draw his sword With an ap- Â¬ parently careless movement I so placed my own weapon as to be at hand on the moment Presently Brico arose and iwagger ing across the room with a glass in his hand deliberately stopped before the lady and drained it to her health She laughed back her appreciation and Brico called out Blood of a king Madonna but you waste yourself with His Corpulence there and he jerked his hand towards the stout man who sat speechless his cheeks purple with rage Come and join us good fellows here he added and attempted to piss his arm around her waist but the masked stranger flashed out his rapier and Brico only es caped being skewered by an agile retreat This was however the signal for an instant nit and with a shout ofA Medici palle palle those at the table rushed on the smaller party As they rose I jumped up and pushed my table with great violence in their direction Two of the men fell over it an this gave me time to draw my sword and join the weaker party The lady rushed out with a scream and the stout gentleman bellowing lustily for help followed suit the attack being solely directed against the masked man who with his back to the wall and the table between himself and his assailants defended himself with great spirit and skill Slashing one of the ruffians across the face which put him out of the fight I ranged alongside of the stranger and a very pretty set to ensued At this juncture the others innkeeper entered with and kept dancing about adjuring us to stop but offering no help I made for Brico but could not reach him having to engage with a better swordsman than I had met for many a day but 1 saw we were now three to two for the ancient was more bent on executing flourishes with his sword and in cheering on the attack than on real business My opponent was a left handed man so anything like He a time thrust was out of the question played the usual game of left handed men namely a cut over and disengagement in tierce but remising I forced him to a straight riposte and pinked him through the ribs He fell with a howl just as my companion ran his man through We were now two to two if Brico was included but the others waited for no more and lied no attempt being made to stay them by the The inkeeper however began to host make a great to do but the stranger thrust a purse in his hand and iifting his mask spoke a few words in mine hosts ear The effect was magical and the padrone was now We had a look at the two men all civility who were down the one who was slashed across the face being nowhere to be seen They were both quite dead and an pair of corpses did they make Have these carrion removed padrone and beware how you say a word of what and the masked has happened signore 1 thank you me man held his haud out to will find 1 have a long heartily and you memory Do me the favor to accompany me to my house 1 had no reason to refuse and bowing ru acknowledgments we left the inn He Â¬ 1 -1 1 eye From what has happened to night I see plainly that the plotters against your life have friends very near you If they tailed this time they may not fail again One of the men who made the attack- - to night I rec- Â¬ ognized lie ia called Urico formerly an ancient perhaps still bo in the army ut Tic mouille J will attend to the Signor Brico Yet a little more If your excellencys movements are known it is probably from within your ou n house would keep an eye on your library scrih Per Baoco Signor Donati but you know I am more loo much and nioie your 1 weak lnnzs strong KdUicah ay- - Mrs M A Metcuiis It msei Special Offer The New Werner Edition of The Encyclopedia Bbitabbici IN THIRTY SUPERB OCTAVO VOLUMES debtor The hundred crowns have repaid me 1 replied as 1 took my departure having sai all I dared say of the plot without breaking my pledge 01 secrecy to Ceci 1 TO be continued Give Your Boys a Chance were the closing words of an address by Abraham Lincoln He realized that parents are responsible in a degree for what their children become If you have children study their individual tendencies and place the best possible educational advantages A way has been before them provided in the New Werner Edition of the Encyclopaedia Britan Â¬ c I jy - Tmvssmvs i i - 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life Messer I I answered with a know not your name He Kept II U Job heat and rose as if to take my leave little Boss See here William this is the He laughed cheerfully and putting his hand on my shoulder pressed me back into twentieth time youve been late and unless youve got a good excuse youre my chair Sit down signore I meant no offense going to be fired and my name is Niccolo Maehiavelii Will William the porter I stopped into you give me yours in return church on my way downtown and I was then before the secretary of the prayed for the improvement of your Council of Ten the crafty politician who at business X Y World that time held Florence in his hand and with whose name all Italy was full I now Rather Warm understood Ceois plot at once but the Speaking of battles major said the question was should I give my right name were you secretary would find out bud of a former season Sooner or later the I accordingly answered him as honestly ever in what might be termed a real and as possible serious engagement 1 pass under the name of Donati your ex- Â¬ Well rather replied the major I cellency will that do was once engaged to a widow for three I like con- weeks He leaned back reflectively Chicago Daily News fidence when I give it he said and yet You had no idea pe haps it does not matter i um I uk and Going he added who 1 was when you helped me Mrs Cnmsonbeak Theres been a with a quick look I did not feel justisteady stream of men going into that Not the slightest fied in adding more saloon nearly all day long Well Signore Donati 1 have work for Mr Crimsonbeak I dont suppose it which I want a brave man and if you care was a very stead- - string coming out to accept it offer it to you Yonkers Statesman Your excellency 1 will plainly say that 1 hardly know where to turn for employ A 3Iean Thing ment in fact I am in such straits that can Do you call this angel cake Kathar- not afiord to look for a hair in any egg that 9 may fall my way at the same time your ine Yes isnt it good Cn AFTER business must be such as 1 can take with Of course dear but I didnt know honor N1CCODO MACHIAVELLI With honor of course he smiled sar- there were any iron jawed angels I suppose I reached the street expressed the castically and then added As we Detroit Free Press lady and her stout companion can trust you hope that the You need not give me employment sigOh were in safety The stranger laughed An Infallible Methol he and La Sirani are no doubt nore if you do not thing you can trust me Buonoccorsi Professor lecturing on precious met- Â¬ shivering in security by this time but let and pardon me it is getting late als What is the easiest waj of deter- Â¬ Sit do n man I did it but to try you us hasten for although we have barely no mining whether an object consists of more than a couple of cross bow shots to go and you are the man I want Where do you gold or silver our bravos may return and have better lodge Student Try to pawn it Fliegendt In the Albizzi palace in the street di luck St Johnl but it was a narrow affair Blaetter past the Pucci Our way led back to San Felicita Â¬ 1 Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ 1 At this moThat is too loud for a rat rustling behind the ment we heard a distinct tapestry which hung on one side of the My host sprang Up and with drawn wall rapier in his hand lifted the arras I followed him but we observed nothing but a door which was concealed behind the curThis is a private door leading to the tain corridor and confound it it is open How Howeer this the devil did this happen He turned the key will make things sure which was in the lock and removing it placed it carefully aside in a drawer and his face was shaded a little with anxiety This however he brushed off like a fly and resuming our seats he poured out some more Â¬ Â¬ you take me for a slot machine Lady I expect you to act like one Tramp Im like one of the slot machines that dont work And is he walked leisurely out of the yard picking his teeth she was sorry she hadnt let him alone 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There are plenty together that on occasions by accident so called lished 300 Years Ago Morning- Her Wise Selection Her Pa Now that you have become lurraed to young Badger I must iay that 1 feel sorry him Daughter For what reason pa Her Pa Because my dear you know you cant cook eve n a little bit Daughter I had thought of that pa aut you see he is a professional forty day faster Richmond Times The Doctors Proscription fr But you must remember replied the consoling one that even little kit- tens grow up to be cats in a compara tively short space of time Detroit Free Press Her Pnsr Nose Xell You should have seen the way that man stared at me Belle spitefully He was probably watching your nose Xell My nose Belle Yes hes a reporter and is supposed to keep his eyes on anything that turns up Spare Moments When we were tirst married ho called me his little kitten wailed Mrs Bickers and now he calls me a cat Poor Consolation I think I understand Miss Sprightlv You must not let that young man Ben What SuffeMng from the grip again Compress this little hand So tightly Chicago Tribune UTILE WOMBS BLESS EM The Navajos and the Mokis are an- Â¬ grouping cient enemies The Navajos stalk the The Mokis of fishes plain wide scattered huddle on the point of a precipitous or design may come together side by side or in mesa towering- a thousand feet above the red desert Inch by inch they some other regular order or formation Â¬ cowered before their persecutors but there are few if any that get together as the groupers do In the tank through a hundred years until at last of groupers at the aquarium says the they built their village of to day on the heights four centuries Though bitter New York Sun these fishes may be seen foes the Navajos peaceably visited the a dozen or more of them at a time half ranged along the glass at the front of Mokis every alternate year on the day the tank heads all to the front and of the mysterious ceremony of the with their bodies lapping one another snake dance Three hundred summers ago so runs diagonally with uniform regularity the tradition a Navajo boy while watch Sometimes at feeding time they stand ing the dance fell from the brink of or rather suspend themselves in the water side by side in a uniform rank the mesa to a mangled death on the And every heads up near the surfaee and wait tumbled rocks far below there for the man with the food whose second summer since when the visiting step they may have heard on the plat- Â¬ Navajos come on to the mesa they stand now in groups now singly at the sjot form back of the tanks where the boy fell and gaze down from A curious illustration of the fishes Â¬ the heights for hours at a time rendency to group was shown in anThe Mokis believe the Navajos are other way Into a tank in which there were two parrot fishes there was put only waiting a favorable opportunity also a grouper One of these parrot to pounee upon them and avenge their fishes was not feeling very lively in- Â¬ clansmans death Recent visitors to of swimming around it lay on the the land of the Mckis say that on the stead bottom of the tank over in one corner day of the dance there is always a red just breathing and taking things easy blanketed Navajo on the point of rock This was the groupers opportunity gazing stolidly below Behind on the and it stretched itself out on the bot- Â¬ pile of the village and outlined against tom of the tank right alongside the par- Â¬ the sky is the solitary form of a Moki rot fish and as close to it as it could get watching the Navajo intensely Both and staved there were standing the guard their ancestors stood through 300 summers DOG WHIPPING DAY - Â¬ One of the Bohemian citizens of the town went home the other night after having donned a pair of skates that would have slid him over an Arizona desert with the mercury bubbling out of the top of the thermometer He had no recollection of how he got home and even the next morning he was not certain whether he was on a storm tossed Atlantic liner or making a leap from a balloon minus a parachute He went down to the breakfast table with enough wet towels wrapped around his head to make a turban for the mahdi His wife met him with reproaches in her eyes but she did not scold him She wanted to inform him of his conduct the night before however My dear she said did you know that you came very near killing us all when you went to bed last night Nope said her husband thickly as he telt his hot forehead Well you did You knocked over the babys cradle Then you blew out the gl and we were nearly asphyxiated What do you think of that Her husband is usually a resourceful man but the fumes of many cocktails taken the night before somewhat clouded his intellect He made a grand brace and tried to look pathetic Mlove he said as a ray of inspiration burst through his foggy brain wasnt I here to die with you Washington Post Â¬ W Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ m Some scientists have claimed that music has the power to soothe the nerves But the quickest way to cure nervousness is to strengthen the nervous system We know of nothing which will accomplish this quicker than Hostetters Momaeh Bitters It is the cne medicine that is successtui above all others in the treat nent of blood stomach Do not take a substi and liver diseases tute See that a private Revenue Stamp covers the neck of the bottle Â¬ Music for Nervousness Â¬ 4 v rv She said I was forward little chit Shed no right to say that dear youre hardly conceited Ally Sloper Change of Andience a conceited vulgar a caution When woman says she needs a rest Her least desire no man should balk She merely means i would be best On some far porch to sit and talk Chicago Daily record An Unsatisfied Longing Mrs Just wed Before we were married you said you would be willing to go through anything for me Mr Justwed So I am dearest but the way you hold on to your fortune is Â¬ When Every Boy Is Allowed to Use Why He Thought So Switch In Old Kilduff So you believe with Carne Castom gie that to die rich is a disgrace do you There are parts of rural England Poindexter No I dont What made where they still set aside a day for you ask that whipping dogs Kilduff I saw you coming out of a Dog whipping day is October 18 stock brokers office Town Topics Then every boy in the neighborhood is privileged to arm himself with sticks Hon to Drnw Them Did you hear about that New York and lashes and beat every dog he meets woman who gave 100000 to a man who to his hearts content There are different stories as to the origin of this rescued her from drowning Yes If there were more women strange custom In Yorkshire tradilike that at the seashore they would tion has it that a priest when going his never have to deplore a lack of men at rounds many years ago dropped the holy water used in communion service the resorts Chicago Times Herald A dog that happened to be near by In the Dark swallowed Young man cried the irate parent whipped for it and was promptly gulttony in didnt 1 tell you to leave when the memoration his thi6 event andhas comof it been Now light out clock struck ten deemed expedient to thrash the entire The lights been out for some time dog family faltered the ardent lover Chicago succeeding on this day throughout the years In the vicinity of Daily News Manchester the tale goes that the good A Stimulant fathers in a certain monastery used to You call me a lazy lawyer et platters of food outside the gates And I may be so until for the poor pilgrims that infested the You give me a Will to work with country at certain seasons On one ocAnd then Ill work with a will Harlem Life casion a dog whose stomach was probably empty as any pilgrims ever dare HARMOXY IX COLORS be very selfishly ate the food him self He was caught in the lawless act and was whipped soundly and his crime and its punishment have been visited upon his descendants these many generations Eng-land--A- THE BUTTERFLY Mother trses the Down from Her Body to Make a Nest for Her Young Then Dies There is something really pathetic in the way a mother butterfly builds a nest for her children In the first place the little home where the eggs are de- Â¬ posited represents a great deal of sacrifice for it is lined with several lay- Â¬ ers of soft down plucked from the mothers own soft body The eggrs having been laid carefully upon this luxurious pretty couch are protected by an equally pretty coverlet made of the same material These butterfly bed- Â¬ clothes are often arranged with an in Â¬ tricacy that is quite curious and per Â¬ plexing Sometimes a bed is made so that each separate delicate hair stands uprights thus giving the entire nest the appearance of a little brush of downy Then again the eggs are laid fur spirally round a tiny branch and as the covering follows their course the effect resembles the Bushy tail of a fox only the nest is more beautiful than the brush of the finest fox that ever roamed over country The build- Â¬ ing of this downy nest is the last earth- Â¬ ly labor of the mother butterfly for by the time it is completed her own delicate body is denuded of its natural and there is nothing left for her to do but to die a sacrifice which she prompth- and heroically makes in the interest of the coming butterfly generation Â¬ Irony Did ye iver notice r mon from St Louis inquired the janitor philosopher Will if ye didnt its worth yer whoile Up th boulevard he struts vid hid iievated Sud dinly thors a big coTimotion an hes lifted off his fate by an autymobiie He picks himsilf up goes hoim an tills his frinds th hor eliss carriages a- - Chicago are run by jackasses but thot th jackasses are insoide Oh hes a bitter lobster Chicago Evening News Â¬ The debilitating drains and discharges which weaken so many women are caused by a tarrh of the distinctly femini e organs The sufferer may call her trouble Leuchorrhoea or Weaknessor Female Disease or some other name but the reai trouble is catarrh of the female organs and nothing else radically and perma- Â¬ nently cures this and all othei forms of Catarrh It is a positive specific for female troubles caosed by catarrh of the delicate lining of the organs peculiar to women It always cures if used persistently It is prompt and certain Pe-ru-- na Â¬ Home Seekers Excursions via Four itoute Biff Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ To the North West Northwest Southwest South and Southeast Selling dates August 15th September 5th and 19th and on October 3d and l7th 1899 ait one fare plus 200 to authorized points in the following states Alabima Arizona Arkansas British Columbia Colorado Florida Georgia Iowa Indian Territory Idaho Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan tTiinnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Manitoba New Mexico Nebraska North Carolina North Dakota Oregon Okla- homa South Carolina South Dakota lexas v yomine Virginia Utah isconsin Washington ror full information and particulars as to rates routes tickets limits stop over privileges etc call on Agents Big Four Route or address the underT Agt signed W P Deppe A G P Warren J Lynch Gen Pass Tkt Agt Â¬ Â¬ The microbes that cause chills and fever and malaria enter thesystem through mucous membranes made a porous by catarrh heals the mucous membranes and prevents the entrance of malarial germs thus preventing and curing these affections Pe-ru-n- Â¬ BIG FOUR TH6 Sea Level Route TO Â¬ NEW YORK DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE WAGNER SLEEPING CARS DINING CARS E ING ALLS E O Â¬ Cincinnati O Guest feet w aiter I Â¬ What He Had What have you got Â¬ MrCOMIICa Ive got fiver calf s brains pig s physÂ¬ President Asst Pass Truffle Mr WARREN J LYNCH GenL Pass Ticket Agt Â¬ i i Mexico and the Yaqnls The struggle between the Vaqui In Â¬ dians and the Mexican government has STILL RULES THE WAVES Â¬ been inevitable ever since the construc Â¬ tion of the Mexican Central railroad ple do when they are in love brought civilization within an easy Britannia Owns Half the Tonnage Johnny the jewelers hopeful of the World in Ships and They come to pa for an engagement inarch of the Vaqui territory With Uncle Sum Is Next the extension of the area of gold dis ring Jewelers Weekly coveries in Sonora the conflict could not Their Joint Account The old time boast that Britannia be longer averted and it will have a mel Â¬ Parke I have a joint account in the rules the waves was nevor more justiancholy interest in history as prob- Â¬ bank with my wife now Figures pubably the last stand of the red man on fied than it is to day You make an even Lane Good this continent against destiny The lished in Feildens Magazine show that thing of it eh the entire tonnage of the world in ships Yaqui is not as aggressive or asdood Parke Yes T put the money in and thirsty as the Apache but he is fully amounts to a round total of 27673523 she draws it out Stray Stories as impervious to civilization and quite tons of which enormous aggregate the United Kingrlom and her colonies A Sore Spot as good a fighter own rather more than one half or to Bragsby Hello you look a bit blue Why was Mr Sweet offended when be precise the immense and overshadBirch Wood Exported for Spools they asked him to impersonate the this morning About 10000000 feet of birch wood owing proportion of 13988508 The Major Yaas painted the towp Sand Man in that tableau Deducting- from this latter total Ally Sloper will be sent this year from Maine to He seemed to take it as a personal red last night 10615S4 owned by the British colonies England and Scotland for spools slur You see hes a sugar merchant One Strike at Golf throughout the world the United Philadelphia Bulletin Good Man Ho you know what be THE MARKETS Kingdom possesses no less than 12826 eomes of little boys that use bad word Life Indian Summer 924 tons It is indeed a far cry from this Cincinnati Sept 4 When I was young arl foolish I when they are playing marbles predominating tonnage to the second G5 0 Thought all the girls in love with me Dey grows up an LIVESTOCK Cattle common Bad Boy Yep U0 ho biggest which it is hardly surprising Seleet butchers now Im old soft hearted and Bui oU 25 CALVES Fair to irood light plays golf Chicago Daily News every girl l see In love with to learn is that of the United States of uO 2 HOGS Coarse and heavy Town Topics Mixed packers 4J America and which figures oqt to 2465 ft She Did the Conrting 35 6J Litrht snippers 387 tons IK THE DIMM- - ROOM 8U 85 Williamson Did Jackson court his SHEE- P- Choice 0 LAMB Germany takes third place with 2453 sprint wife very long before he married her FLOUR Winter patent ou 2b 334 tons which thus follows closely Henderson He didnt court her at QRAIN 3 Wheat No 2 red upon American heels All probably but 6 No red all Jackson married a widow Ohio 34 Corn -- No 2 mixed those who follow maritime affairs close Â¬ Oats No 2 State Journal Rye No 2 ly will learn with some surprise that H 10 2a 10 CO HAY Primeto choice Comprehensive Norway easily occupies the fourth PROVISIONS Mess Pork a 50 place Your friend has a wonderful mental 10 Lard Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Judge According to His Light Teacher Johnny surelv vou know what osculate means What do peo- Ik cDg dont want a description of your ical peculiarities What you have got to eat is what I want to know Boston Traveler - Some men are so deficient in the elements of success that they would never set the world on fire even if the world were insured in their favor Detroit Journal and Fever is a bottle of GttOYES Tvttless Chill Toxic its simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form No cure -- no pay Priee50c Cant Succeed W L DOUGLAS 3350 SHOES Worth 4 to jglgj 6 compared with The Best Prescription for Chills ALL LEATHERS ALL STYLES TH I M INK haif W L Douglas namr and price klanprd on bottom Indorsed bv over 1000000 wearers other makes Sort of dynamiters of Japan are Pak Ki Yank Pak Chung Yung and Pak Yune rlyo and they are a very bad pack Balti more Herald To Cure a Cold in One Dav Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All TV 105S Sort Deck as good Largest nMkefi and 1850 shoes in the world Your dealer should keep then it nut we will send yi i WB8WBaaVJv yVVt State li patron rvi etiit of price kind of leather size and width plain or cap toe W Tike no substitute claimed Â¬ L atalojue B Free DOUGLAS SHOE CO Brockton Mass aruggistsretundmoneyititiaiistocure ioc fcKr A Boston paper says that about 300 women have been licensed to preach The rest nave not taken the trouble to get a license St Louis Republic Oh man lovely friend a sure Feminine Exhortation Y77tAiociib at the top and when I asked lim how he said turn it upside down Boston Traveler - that I should have married a funny she wailed What is the matter dcvrr asked her most intimate He came home and told me he had way to keep jelly from getting moldy Â¬ Send your name and address on a postal and we will send you our 1 56-page illustrated catalogue free WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO New Haven Conn 1 176 Winchester Avenue SX5XsSxxS You have several dollars worth of old clothes that are good but soiled Dye them over with Putnam Fadeless Dyes and they will be new again Only takes one hour and they will not stain your hands or vessels Tommy Who was that ladv vou spoke to WilHe Thats the lady that lets my ma go out any afternoon hut Thursdays and Sundays Boston Transc ript READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL BUB8T1TUTK8 OR IMITATIONS grasp Â¬ Our sewing society met to day for the first time in over two months she aid Ah He has was the weary answer He APPLES Choice to fancy Washing- POTATOES Per brl thinks he owns the earth CHICAGO ton Star FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Natural Inference No 3 Cnicago spring CORN No t OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam BUTTER -- Choice dairy Ctioice creamery 1 1 50 30 A it 1 lVi V 1 33 40 3 50 i 66Jia 7 5 05 3 6J si- - 3 60 72 7 8 00 5 20 3 21tt S he returned Chicago Post A another scan j daL States What lake teacher Freddy Freddy I dont know I havent nut is that any yet Puck Hotel Proprietor Ive been here only behaved M Hi Wont Crime one season and cant pronounce it Teacher What was Zeros great Y Weekly California produces about one third crime Tommy He played ihe fiddU of the almond consumed in the United Town Topics Guest Seem inir Contradiction does seem queer such things should be It However it is viewed Guest The man that killed that Thf husband thats most shrewd is he First That never has been shrewd chicken was cruel Brooklyn Life Second Guest Weil he didnt have Unable to Say rmn h respect for old age Chicago Short Jones wants to know wheD Daily News he may expect a check Hysterica of SlanK Pyerust his partner That depends Oh gilded youth what are these tricks on whether his temperament is san Why sp ak oX mmney so guine or otherwise Brooklyn Life Unto my hands it ever sticks ysu call it dough What makes Washington Star Natural Inference Charlie is a big fool asserted the The Modest Muil in blue Dolly Why will you never be able to girl When will your engagement be an look Charlie in the face again asked the girl in white Madge He happened to see me in the nounced Chicago Post house with my bathing drew on Town II Couldnt Say TopicsHow do you like your nevr Friend Takes Turns s CORN No 2 mixed RYE OATS Mixed PORK New mess LARD Western NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red 8 75 a 9 a 3 25 3 WXCiC BALTIMORE PLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Southern Corn- - ft Â¬ CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Oats No Corn No 2 2 Mixed Hats No 2 White Rye No 3 western 67 27 n 5 00 5 3J U5 it 5 Mixed mixed tt a 3 45 7u 22 Tr schoolboy crying bit- Is a Constitutional Cure Price 75c ANK E 1777 She had the conductor bring the lad to her compartment and finding YV1IKN MKITIXO TO AUVEKT1XFKS Men are never so good or bad as their pleane state that you saw the Advertise 90 that he was proceeding to Vienna to opinions Mackintosh meet in this paner 74 attend his fathers funeral she inMsted 3s j 61 on his traveling with her paying the RevnowBi3liDJosepSKey 25 difference in his fare as he had only a Wa ftaTt jourTKKTIUNA Wrote 50 Teething Powders to our ll- third class ticket During the trip she gnuMteklM with the aaaaint re devoted herself to the task of comfort sults The efforts were almos 50 ing him telling the boy among other DrwuAnm Tftflthinrr rOWQeiS On I B leal anl cTtauil inon A m taaafraaaaajtUafwaavw u JSL- - Uccinillg 704 things that she too had suffered much A- 37 OR Cnntr jr Cnrtc VU1J UyJ vou la ns jfuut uiufcgidi flui it If not kept by aVaslata Anlu Art a nxiMV from the loss of a fondly loved parent VU 310 28 Cewta to mail fa who had died suddenly in a foreign T C j- - MOFFETT -- - F Sl Ionic Mo 20 -M w Wjilt77 WW land It was only when the boy reached 4J Vienna and was leaving the train that he discovered that the kind lady was 67 Â¬ Sweet Sympathy is told at Vienna about Archduchess Valerie youngest daugh Let us The car conductors motto is ter of the emperor It seems that when put off till to morrow the man who cannot L A W Bulletin traveling the other day from Linz to pay to day Vienna she noticed on the platform at HallM Catarrh Cure A pretty story I can recommend Pisos Cure for Con- Â¬ sumption to sufferers from Asthma E D Townaend Ft Howard Wis May 4 94 AOTERSINK Too good and too cheap to be Â¬ without it Linz a Restorer S3 trial bottle and treatiso Gtcui Arr h St Pbi a P fre Dr R H KLINE Ltd No titsor nerv lITCJfrmaelN rsi ur dtnaeofDr Kiicus I I O oaaoeaa after w lav Nerve b terly U Â¬ eethinA Â¬ sati-J-n- rr V5C 32 2i Archduchess Valerie- - LOUIS YJLLE FLOUR W nfer patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red PORK LARD Â¬ Oats -- Mixed Steam Corn- - Mixed 3 58 i 34 4- - Mes 0 2 Si 6 25 Uj a 2tf Spanish Queens Charity The queen regent of Spain recenfly Inherited a large fortune from a bach- Â¬ elor Alexander Solar and has given 600000 of it to charities We desire a limited number of trustworthy energetic men in eacx state To acceptable parties we will pay a regular salary of STTTV DOLLARS per month All applicants must furnish references Thi3 advertisement will only appear in this issue therefore address at once 6000 J PER MON 1 CO L2 Q H CHAMBERS St Louis Mo - at Maine resort I J rl is nb sii il H aTJ 1 1 H To cure or money refunded by your merchant so i H Ki kT i s s IhsB Price 50c why not try it THE BOURBON NEWS PAIS KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 5 1899 ATTENTION CITIZENS 1 Oh the Pain of Rheumatism vainly sought relief from this disabling Jla8efend are to day wors off than Rheumatism is a disease and Swifts Specific is theblood cure be- only lt ihe onl remedy which can teach such dep seated diseases A few years ago I was taken with inflamma- Â¬ tory Rheumatism which became so that I was for weeks unable to walk intense I tried several prominent physi- Â¬ cians and took their treat- Â¬ ment faithfully but was unable to get the slight- Â¬ est relief In fact my con dition seemed to grow worse the disease spread vTti uijfcuure Doay ana y- from November to March HL VL V l suffere agony I tried I i many patent meriioinps tut uone relieved me av Vpon the advice of a 9 B8S Before allowing me to take it Â¬ ever my guardian who was a chemist how Â¬ analyzed the remedy and pronounced it free of potash or mercury I felt so much better after taking two bottles that I continued the rem JF nd in two months I was cured completely The cure was permanent for I have never since had a touch of Rheumatism though many times exposed to damp and cold weather Eleanor M Tippbll 711 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia - WJ p Throw aside your oils and liniments as they can not reach your trouble Dont experiment with doctors their potash tnd mercury will add to your disabil- Â¬ ity and completely destroy your diges- Â¬ Dont suffer longer with Rheumatism underwent a minor operation for gran I had to sit for three ulated eyelids days in total darkness and being a confirmed smoker 1 longed for the solace of a cigar The first difficulty I encountered was in getting a light and 1 wouldnt confess my helplessness until I had burned off half my mustache Then I let my wife hold the match but I kept complaining that the My wife tobacco wouldnt ignite would assure me that it was burning like a furnace but I couldnt taste a thing One of the main pleasures of the habit although we dont realize it is to exhale the smoke gently xul watch it curl up into the air I caugTft myself straining after that sight a hundred times and there was an overwhelming sense of something missing Except when I inhaled the smoke it was absolutely impossible to tell whether the cigar was going so I got some cigarettes and inhaled every one But it was a poor substitute 1 felt instinctively that I was getting only a morsel of the old delight When they took off the bandage I grabbed my pipe with an avidity that surprised the euti household 1 have been trying to catch up ever since New Orleans Times Democrat Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ eld theory that the pleasure of smok ing resides more largely In the taste than it does in the sight said a busi ness man of this city who recently I am convinced of the His Sniorc In the Drrk truth of the Â¬ Â¬ Ah dear old Pietro man never had a truer better friend Do you remember lietro those happy days you aud your maKter spent down in the pine woods mid swamps of LouisiauaV Have you Nature in strengthening and recon- Â¬ k ten the little one room cabin alstructing the exhausted digestive or-Â¬ in the very heart of Tickfaw gans It is the latest discovered digest ii swamp where we dwelt all alone so long ant and tonic No other preparation just you and I can approach it in efficiency in- Â¬ One morning in early spring I took stantly relieves and permanently cures down my gun and commenced to clean Dyspepsia Indigestion Heartburn it Pietro lay in the corner watchiug Flatulence Sour Stomach Nausea me He knew as well as I what my SickHeadacheGastralgiaCrampsand Kodol HI Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat Â¬ Uont Suffer the Now is the time to bring in yonr en gines mowers and farm machinery for repairs Also Mower and binder blades And dont forget yonr lawn mowers gas and oil stoves which I will make as good as new Gas steam and water pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All It artificially digests the food and aids work guaranteed Â¬ NEWflALLS MACHINE SHOP Cor Third and Pleasant St It every movement meant all otherresults of imperfect digestion It was a glorious morning The air Prepared by E C DeWitt Co Chicago was filled with the perfume of yellow jasmine watted down from the tops of Qarria5efor 5al I oiler lor sale my entire stock cures all diseases use medicine A pure Oxygen treatment by absorption It cures where every hiug else fails It is needed in every family for it will relieve every weak ness or ailment to the most persisient chronic disease and without the use of a graiu of medicine Thousands of people all over the United States from private citizens to Lawyers Doctors Preachers Supreme Judges Editors etc even Crowned Heads of Europe have given written testimonials of theee facts B ok of testimonials and matter of great interest with pric of instruments sut free Every family should have an Electropoise it saves money induces health rtend your address at once and see what people say who have thoroughly tesibil its merits Agents wanted THE 513 4th St ELECTROPOISE CO Louisville Ky Â¬ npoise of without the T the tall trees Â¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry having- secured office room at It was indeed an earthly paradise that James corner Fourth Not a Parker quiet little nook in the swamp sound disturbed the stillness of the scene and Main will locate their main save now and then the splash of some office at that place Phone No fish or animal in the dark water over 4 All calls or bundles entrusted there Sitting down on the upturned root of to them will receive prompt at Â¬ - No matter in what direc- Â¬ tion I looked wild flowers met my eye Â¬ tion cure perfectly and permanently It is guaranteed purely vegetable and contains no potash mercury or other mineral Books mailed free by Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga trill SSSrfieBlood HIGH - GRADE - m v6 4 l n iAr - j - j yf POLAND CHINAS for SALE have for sale two extra good Fall boars and two sows of smumi litter sired by Hadleys Model ithe 1600 hog and out of a sow by the noted Chief Temn seh 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by my fine yearling boar 1 KENTUCKY U S by sncb ires as 16623 Central aad Ohio P C Records and are at Claude Swpstakes winner Worlds Fair Chief Teeumseli 2d -- Won more prizs and Sired more prize winners than any hog that ever lived Vans Chief and other good ones My brood sows are all recorded in peddler the other day found himself in an office building occupied He went up to wholly by lawyers the first flat looking for a customer but he found all the doors locked Then he went up to the second flat and there he found everybody absent and so at last he went to the top flat Here he espied an open door and looking in saw a man busy writing at his desk The peddler began telling of his wares but the lawyer interrupted with No I dont want any Still the peddler continued and again the lawyer pro I tell you tested dont want any But the peddler per Â¬ thing Get out sisted so that the lawyer thoroughly angry quickly arose and threw the intruder down the stairs Just as he lauded the lawyers partner appeared and taking it for grant Â¬ ed that there was good reason for such action he seized the poor man and threw him down the next flight Strange enough the janitor of the building saw the second landing of the peddler and the fact that he was a peddler was enough to cause him to seize the victim and throw him down the final flight of stairs Here the unfortunate man picked himself up and rubbing his bruises observed Well this is the first visit I have made to this building and I must say tbey have got a perfect system Detroit Free Press A Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Struck by the System Â¬ Â¬ Tlit- - ing elsewhere ited aide Bettfcr breeding than this is hard to find auri I also have the good iudividn ale to correspond come and lok over my herd and get uiv prices before buy Â¬ Â¬ -- Correspondence solicVisitors welcome Prices reason Terms cash GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison Bourbon County Ky shriveled tremulous figure See him a villager inquired of the summer resident pointing a shoulder at the shambling figure Thats a paregoric fiend He swallows more paregoric than all the babies in the village put together Howd he get in Well the way of taking the stuff you know Down the village street getting on foot before the other wifh a combina- tion of a jerk and a drag came a Paregoric Fiend PERMS STOVE AM TIB STORE THE GREAT MAJESTIC - i rrH j- I1 T li J93GBI if MAJESTIC MFG CO 5TLBUIS ftyjft gy A MAJESTIC Hr5C3 5TLCUI5ljj our town that think paregoric good for all manner of things thats the matter with your insides an wheu daddy had pains from eating too much his wife dosed him with paregoric an the first thing she knowed he couldnt get on without it Hes worsen a drunk ard now an you cant get within ten feet of hii without smellin the stuff He had a stroke a spell back an the doctors tried to scare him about using paregoric but it wasnt no use Hell never stop now till he stops breathing Exchange Â¬ Â¬ theres some old women in i Il JT - - iter v TV mm m TC I have a complete line of the great Majestic ranges For gas fittings house furnishings metal roofing door and plumbing window screens refrigerators etc I can give the best line for the least mon- Ml Gold and Silver Siurm Nearly 100000 worth of gold and over 1200000 worth of silver are left out of doors unguarded every night the year round in Greater New York No one ever thinks of stealing it and indeed until some Inventive thief comes along the owners need have no fear because the wealth is securely glued down and generally from ten to 100 feet above an ancient cypress tree I prepared to rest awhile and enjoy the scene to my hearts content to live in paradise just for once I dont know how long I had been sitting there when hearing a rustling in the tangled vines behind me I turned my head The picture that met my gaze will remain engraved upon my memory bo long as life lasts My eyes were dazzled by the girls indescribable beauty 1 turned them away as I would from the sun then looked again Thou seemest surprised young stranger Verily I do bethink me thou takest me for a spirit Thou art tall and strong young man Surely a bit of a girl has not frightened thee out of thy wits I repiled I am No fair creature not overcome from fright so much as by surprise Look thee stranger is not this truly a lovely kingdom and as such should it not have a ruler That being true why should not I be its queen 2 My home is just two miles away through the swamp and we call it Jasmine Bower Oftentimes when time hangs heavily turn my footsteps to this spot An hour spent here among these flowers drives away all care and puts me in a good humor with the world my little world What brings Speak thee into my kingdom I am but a wandering hunter fair lady I and my dnmb friend here patting Pietro on the head lire back there across the bayou all alone We started out this morning for a hunt Sitting down on that upturned root I gave my self up to thought while lietro seized the opportunity to take a imp Hearing a rustling in the vines behind me I turned my head and I beheld the most beau ful creature that ere met the gaze of man and Nay nay the girl interrupted with a frown say not those words pray thee rf thou wouldst not anger me speak not again of my poor beauty Pardon my hasty words Miss Call me Laurine I did not intend to offend Forgive me I crave Thon art forgiven she smilingly pueo again buov nig ner perron teetn But thou art my prisoner I claim thee because ikon hast entered my kingdom without royal permit At home I have two toothers who too are mighty hunt ers There is not a deer bear or turkey in all of Tickfaw swamp the haunt of which they do not know The rarest fish ing places they can find ou the darkest nights Come with me my stranger pris oner and my giant brothers shall give thee a lesson iu woodcraft Come and I grant thee 1 will Drove a most merciful queen Follow me She started off along a path that led to the right Pietro and 1 closely following Entering a high arched gateway we passed on through a wilderness of flow ers from the modest blossoms of the wood to the rarest specimens of the world I could see at a glance why the place was called Jasmine Bower for in every direction that fragrant flower could be seen Laurine ushered me into a beautiful room Here and there soft seated settees were temptingly arranged and vases tilled with flowers stood on a table near a window Everything about the room from the paintings on the wall to the well filled bookcase betokened refinement and Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tention Kid of buggies phaetons barouches 350 go this week for 150 at Davis road wagons carts at reduced Thompson Isgrigs aug4tf prices I will also sell my carriage Rye is scarce I have a few hundred shop which is sixty five feet long forty live feet wide and bushels left Buy what you need before it is all sold Geo W Stuart three stories high directly opposite L N freight depot J H HAGGARD lljlj 3m Paris Ky D Cable photographer will make Oxford sizes 2 Ladies to 4 worth The Aetna Life Insurance Co three Mantello photos for ten cents during the next two weeks Gallery opposite telephone exchange CHAS- - B DICKSOH 1 We Want your name tor PASTIME clean illustrated story and Oi Hartford Conn paper for the family circle bumorous Office over the Bourbon Bauk lo1 large pages only 75 cents h year on 4 months 10 cents give a We trial USjytf Assets Jan 1 97 4555727815 nickle silver watch to each subscriber a Liabilities Jan 1 97 3884576990 neat medium sized watch guaranteed Surplus Jan 1 97 671150225 One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures for one year Will keep time for many Paid policy holders since organization obstinate summer coughs and colds ul years as accurately as a 100 watch And for a little work we give Gold consider it a most wonderful medicine Watches Bicycles Sewing Machines V V quick and safe Morton May Guns etc Sample and particulars free The Aetna Life issues every desir- hew Wis W T Brooks Send us yonr address to day if you do able form of Life Term Endowment no more and see how easily you can get and Accident Insurance My agency insures against something nice you want We will sur a minute prise yon fire wind and storm best ol 1 re- - send now Plense dont wait stamps for A7V Better enclose 5 Resident Agent liable prompt paying compa trial subscription aud present or 38 Paris Ky Snies non union stamps for watch and paper while the watches are going fren The PASTIME W 0 HINT0N Agent Pub Co Louisville Ky a bright DENTIST DONT WAIT A 3IINUTE Good Watches Absolutely Free 9969780801 Â¬ Â¬ O Miller L H Landman Of No 503 W MD Cincinnati Paris Â¬ Ninth Ohio Scct WOOd IttMt wilftir StUMS CMSsNiRaVn SEEDS Will be at the Windsor Hotel iy Â¬ TUESDAY Sept 12tli 18M returning every second Tuesday in each nonth Reference Every leading physicianin Paris Kentucky Are thoroughly re cleaned new crop and of highest quality It costs comparatively no more to sow Grade Seeds than the ordinary stocks so generally offered while more satisfactory the results Our Catalogue gives fullest information about Grassesand Clovers soils the varieties are adapted for best combinations to give largest results in hay or pasturage care of pas- Â¬ tures and meadows etc Write for Catalogue and prices of any seeds required Â¬ WOOD STIMS J 1 rA TWIN BROTHERS MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE Is now going on in all departments It will be to your interest to take advantage of this sale Everything will be sold as ad- Â¬ vertised for 30 days only Note the following low prices Â¬ r j tA ij r Dry Ms uptnni r r r xl 1 a - Oamet mailing Vripp 1hmit t Bug Dpiflpt t V Â¬ One thousand yards Percale sold at 10 and 12 1 2 Cents per Yard in tliis Clear- ance Sale it goes at 5 Lents per lard Come Early and get first choice in tmpii this Dpiwvtinpnt Ljivp nlsn V a ljivc ill at rppAi ni full taste Presently she returned and placed JU Gents iu line of Fine Moquette Rugs in all Me A lai fiv M 11 1 ino s inrl Cimnts Cill mrl pect our line T -T- -k be- Â¬ take fore me cake and wine aud bade me par Sllllllllllllllllnilirillllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilill BEXJ PERRY Paris Ky and silver leaf far purer than the metal which Uncle Sam uses for his coins amounting in value to over 200000 a year is used on the signs of this city One brewery alone spends 30000 annually for gold and silver ILUl It is on the signs of the city Gold the sidewalk PHILIP H Office over FOLEY DZNTIST Vardens drng store tilt IMtHClB lilt- - tlUI fil manufacturers go In most extensively Tor gold and silver signs while a good U authority has estimated that on the windows and above the doors of New Yorks drug stores there Is enough gold to tempt any number of thieves New York World Also Anxious About It I would like to know said the gruff Old father tc the young man who had been calling with considerable fre quency whether you are going to marry my daughter So would I answered the diffident Would you mind asking young man Â¬ night tan be found tt Hotel Fordham at Estill Springs White Sulphur and Chalyheate Pleasure and Health Resort her Chicago Post Hm JUBE 1ST TO OCTOBER 1ST B Railroad and NI Kentucky River in the midst of the Mountains and Romantic Scenery The White Sulphur is specific for skin and kidney troubles tbe Chalvbeate waters prp Nitres tonic Hot Sulphur Baths n the bouse For further particulars addiees On the R Brimble seems to have a good deal more money than brains Yes All he inherited from his faCleveland Plain ther was the money Dealer A tax of sixpence per head Is levied on all passengers landed in the Isle of Man It is collected frcm the steamship companies carrying the passengers Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Accounting For the Shortage Just at this juncture I heard heary steps in an adjoining room In a moment tbe door opened and in stepped two as fine specimens of manhood as ever met my gaze Each was more than sis feet tall and as strong as an ox These are my brothers said Laurine introducing us I told this gentleman whom met in the swamp that you were mighty hunters and would show him where to hunt and fish Many were the hunts we had together In the depths of the dark wild swamp and many were the quiet smokes we en joyed at night in my little cabin Scarcely a day passed that I did not go to the Bower and on each succeeding visit my love for Laurine grew stronger 1 could think or dream of nothing else save the beautiful girl At times I would catch myself talking of her Pietro would gaze up In my face with s look of wonder and injury I believe in my very soul he knew what my trouble was and more I believe he waa jealous One morning I had known the girl three months I took particular pains with aiy toilet making myself as present able as possible On reaching the Bower I went direct to the cozy little parlor expecting to find Laurine there Picking up a book I had just begun to read when my attention was attracted by the rustling of skirts in the hallway outside the door Just as I arose- Laurine entered the room She was not alone By her side with his arm about her waist was a dapper little Frenchman whom 1 had seen sev eral times in New Orleans What doos this mean Laurine I de manded Just then Pietro gave a loud bark I awoke with a start It had all been a dream Nashville Banner 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Fiifiiisiii Departm 7LK r I II j All Monarch Shirts sold at SI 00 and s 125 Clearance Sale Price So cents a lot of Soft Bosom Shirts sold at 50 and 75 E 1 cents go in this sale at 25 cents each If ri 1 1 1 ii 1 ii 1 1111 11 ll ii 11 1111 1 11111 li 1 1 if 111111111111 1 1 1111111 1 1 1 is 1 Cloning Department V Shoe Department Ladies Shoe sold at 150 and Clearance Sale Price 100 Ladies Slippers sold at 100 and Clearance Sale Price 50 and 75 Cents Mens Shoes at 95 Cents per fair 2 CO 1 Â¬ r L J This is a Bona Fide Sale to Re Â¬ duce Stock Remember -- Mens Suits sold at 600 Clearance Sale 3 90 Price Childrens Linen Suits at 25 Cents a Suit Linen Pants at 15 Cents ner Pair ZLA -- 50 3 Jf-- Â¬ the Plae jpt i thomas 1KVINK rim KT The custom of keeping birthdays Is Tom Nobody She and Jim are going many thousands of years old Pharabirthday festivities are mentioned to live with her folks Chicago Times ohs -- -j Herald in the Pentateuch Gernldine away Her Ty Retainedgave the And who bride TWIN BROTHERS Seventh and Main Streets i SbSEAJnflHFSfiigflSfflj