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Presiding Elder Maysville J O A Vaught W F East Maysville Geo E Rapp Millersburg J H Williams Flemingsburg W W Spates Tilton W D Welburn Hillsboro J W Gardner Mt Carmel M S Clark Bethel A P Jones Carlisle B E Lancaster Owingsville J R Nelson THE K1NJD THAT COOKS Salt Well Jas E Wright Vanceburg C A Bromley to the satisfaction of the most particular housekeeper is the Mt Olivet S H Pollitt kind of Coal Sardis P J Ross Germantowii R H Wightman Washington U V W Darlington MOUNTAIN ASH S Walker Tolesboro J is Almost pure carbon free from slate and dirt aud leaves but a Moorefield Josiali Godbey Burtonsville J R Word small residue of ashes I am Sole Agent for this celebrated coal in Millersburg Female College Paris and my prices on it are no higher they are just what you President C C Fisher pay NEW NORTHERN WHITE SEED RYE TIMOTHY SEED OATS SALT HAY GRAIN - JELLICO SHELBYVILLE DISTRICT for other Jellicos FARM WAGONS entucky and Superior Disc Drills See these before you buy The prices are just right E Wright Presiding Elder Shelbyville W F Taylor Simpsonville H C Wright Taylorsville W S Grinstead Bl6omfield J W Simpson W H H Ditzler supernumerary Newcastle T J Godbey Port Royal R B Baird Iiimpbellsburg J D Redd Bedford W F Wyatt Milton J R Peeples Prvstousville To be supplied Lawronceburg To be supplied Lagrange J W Crates Eminence and Pleasurevilh J P Jalius GEO W STUART N Freight Depot Directly Opposite L NINE TAILORS May make a man all right but nine are not abso- ¬ 1 have a fine selection of Fall lutely necessary Strother Beards W J Doran Christiansburg To be supplied Gratz J L West Polsgrove To be supplied DANVILLE DISTRICT RJ NEELYS Conference Closes ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ F S Pollitt Presiding Holder Danville J R Savage Harrodsburg C J Nugent Nicholasville T W Watts F W Noland supernumerary Perry ville W A Penn Mackville C M Humphrey Chaplin EH Uodbey Salt River E J Terrell Salvisa J T J Fizer Wilmore B C Savage Burgin D B Cooper Lancaster L Robinson Stanford W M Britt Preachersville S M Carrier Stanford Circuit To be supplied Richmond H G Turner College Hll S W Peeples Somerset- - F M Hill W E Arnold supernumeiY Suitings Overcoats and Trouserings and my cutter Mr O P Carter Sr can fit you up correctly with- ¬ out the aid of the other eight Perfect fit and latest My coat maker Mr Barney style guaranteed Sheridan is a master of his profession See my goods and orices before placing your order H S STOUT P At F Lowrys Old Stand PICKLING SEASON NOW ON West Pulaski S M R Hurt East Pulaski J H Pence supply Moreland F B Jones LONDON DISTRICT PURE CIDER VINEGAR PUREj5PICES I ¬ Burnside C L Bohon Prest Asbury College J W Hughes W B Ragan Presiding Elder Pineville and Middlesboro H ammmmmmmmmmmmmmtg EVMTHl IN THE IIJllllIliilHIlIllHJIlMiiuilJlllllJliiiiMiiiaiiiiiiiHiiaiinni mini- - B Conference concluded its work at Cockrill Carlisle Monday and adjourned to meet London F T Mclntyre J A Sawnext year in Nicholasville yer supernumerary Barboursville R H Hobbs supply The jury in the case of Rev John Pine Hill To be supplied Reeves Presiding Elder of the Lexing Manchester To be supplied ton District reported finding the ac Pittsburg Edw Allen guilty of the charges preferred Irvine W L Selby cused Campion J J Dickey and recommended his expulsion from Hazel Green and Frencliburg Price Upon hearing the verdict Conference Smith supply Rev Reeves left the room in tears West Liberty E J Pike 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 J Phone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer -- Clay City C W Clay The Temperance Committee introJackson H R Mills duced and adopted a resolution proMt Vernon G G Ragan tecting against the coarse and unjust Hindnian and Hazard W T Tyler attack made by the Shelby ville Senti supply nel upon Rev Dr Kerfoot TRANSFERRED A strong resolution was adopted conH O Moore to Florida Conference demning Sunday traffic of all kinds and J S Ragan to Western North CaroSunday trains and Sun lina Conference more especially G W Crutchfield to Western North day campmeetings which charge an Carolina Conference admission fee Olin Boggess to St Louis Conference The folowing apointraents were made Secretary of Education E G B Those marked with a are changed Mann ¬ ¬ ¬ LIKE FRESH THINGS Tlio freshest Vegetables and Fruits in the Paris market can be found at my store My groceries are all fresh stock ami as good as anybody sells M stock keep fresh because 1 sell it out fast and buy new goods Come to see me I want your trade Orders rilled promptly GEORGE N P ARRIS LANGHAM BRECKINRIDGE LEXINGTON A DISTRICT ism jj CETJMi SI-- v Bin W irl n 111 n 1 11 111 Lexington Ep worth W K Dennis Spears J N Ison Pains E G B Mann Frankfort T F Taliaferro Versailles C F Evans Georgetown W A Cooper and G W Young Winchester G H Means Mt Sterling D W Robertson Oamartro B Redd Presiding Elder Lexington High street J S Sims Ladies Appreciate Them with JOHN Commodious dressing room plate glass mirror and elegant dresser are features of new sleeping cars run ning over Pennsylvania Short Lines to Indianapolis Chicago Columbus Pitts ¬ B CASTLEMAN ARTHUR O CASTLEMAN ¬ burgh Baltimore Washington Philadelphia New York Details for the asking Address Geo E Rockwell A G P Agt Cincinnati O ¬ ROYAL INSURANGE OF LIVERPOOL GO It 1 111 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 111 11 J 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 n 111 1 U 14 11 11 11 lltlllllllll I I I I BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS I 1 HOOSIER DRILLS Fan Matary i Every Ms Farming Supplies f 1 Mo was E E Turner Compton George cured of piles bv DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve after suffering seventeen years ana Froh M Lee trying over twenty remedies PhysiNorth Middletown R Savage Hinton F A cians and surereons endorse it Beware of dangerous counterfeits w T Brooks Mt Hope W T Benton New Columbus G W Bos well Corinth J M Johnson For white seed Rye go to Geo W N Monterev W S Taylor supply Stuarts directly opposite L tf Morehead u li Maim depot freight President Kentucky Wesleyan College G S Savage Bible E H Pearce Crawford Bros have made ample Teacher for warm weather by put Chaplain Frankfort Penitentiary L preparations ing in four fans at their barber shop G Wallace Agent Childrens Home Society Wm Three will be run by water power and Shoesmith one by electricity while yon get a cool tf comfortable shave COVINGTON DISTRICT J R DeeritiQ Presiding Elder The best life insurance policy on earth Covington Scott st EL Southgate lis to aeep perrect Kianeys xne oesi Covington llth st J W Mitchell medicine on earth for those kidney s is People who bad Dr Sfiwyers Ukatine Newport O J Chandler years found no cure for suffered for Highlands J L Clark their Kidney disorders until they used Augusta B F Chatham Alexander T W Barker JC Minor HrSawver s Ukatine For sale by W T Brooks supernumerary Grassy Lick and Mt Zion F Cosbv ¬ Company The Largest Fire Insurance Transacted in the World in Kentucky -- Does the Largest Business Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States BARBEE CASTLEMAN Manager Southern Department Louisville Kr Genera Olnces Columbia Building Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY BOARD CINCINNATI HAMILTON DAYTON RAILWAY Micfiicpn Scrnada and tfte Sreat taftes Geortrian Bay Put-in-B- ay THE MICHIGAN LINE Direct Line via Toledo and Detroit to the TTokiiiac LesCheneaux Islands Sault Ste Marie Sum Kcsorts of 1J SIMS WILSON tJUUUUMUUUUUUUUUUUlUUUUlK Visalia D P Ware Falmouth F K Struve If your childs shoes are almost gone W L Clark Great Lakes Butler get a pair of these low shoes offered at Only Six Hours from Cincinnati W T Rowland Carrollton such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson x v mr to aug itf Petersburg J W Harris Isgrigs FOUR MAGMFlCKVi TKAJjaa Warsaw W W Green D M W Hiner Geo B Never were such valrp offered in For any information regarding Summer Torn DnH on neari C H Brooksvilh Kdwards Pogue mperaumerary shoes aa we are selling daiy from our Agent or write Pabuger Traffic Manager G W Buf bargain counter Walton E E Holmes Cincinnati Ohio fimrfon supernumerary Isgrig Davis Thomson Cynthiana C F Oney Middle Bass Mt Clemens Sand Beach Muskota Lakes Toronto Thousand Islands to the a imi THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1899 A STEEL FAMINE Seriously Affects Building of Torpedo Boats Now Under Construction WOMANS RELIEF CORPS Tkc Seventeenth Annual Convention Opeas ed in Philadelphia Nearly 300 Del ¬ egates Were Present THE KEARSARGE On ¬ ¬ IT HANGS ON A WORD THE NAVAL VETERANS a Trial Trip the First Class Battle Ship Made 17 1 4 Knots an Hour Capt Alfred Dreyfus Fate Rests With The Proposed Admission of Spanish War Emperor William His Decision Is Veterans Causes a Split in Their Anxiously Awaited Society A New One Forming r The seven Other Builders Are Anctoi by the teenth annual convention of the Wom Heavy Prices and Scarcity f Steel ans Relief Corps began Wednesday and May Be Compelled t- - Ask morning President Flo Jamieson for Extensions Miller of Monticeilo 111 in the chair Nearly 300 delegates representing ev-¬ Washington Sept ft The navy it ery state in the union were present beginning to feel seriously the effect Following the presentation of creden- ¬ of the heavy advance in the steel mar tials and the appointment of tempora- ¬ ket Tuesday the shipbuilding firm ol ry committees President Miller read Lally Co of Boston asked a years her annual address It was largely a extension from October 1 in building detailed review of the work accom- ¬ the torpedo boats DeLong and Blakely plished by the various departments now under construction in their yards during the past year as indicated in The Nixons at Elizabethport N J the reports Mrs Miller also made a who are building the torpedo boats number of recommendations Among Nicholson and OBrien have stated tc the more important were the follow ¬ naval officials that it is impossible for ing That departments be given the them to get forgings and sruts and it privilege of disposing of all money in is expected that they will have to ask their emergency fund as they may an extension There are 12 of the tor- deem for the best interests of their re-¬ pedo boats and destrojrers under con- spective departments struction in various yards and all are That a committee of three shall be affected by the steel famine and the appointed to urge the adoption of a heavy prices so that it is expected bill making the wives mothers wid- ¬ that extensions will be asked on all of ows and daughters of soldiers living in the various soldiers widows homes these craft The prospect is that the bids on the eligible to the same assistance as the six protected cruisers to be opened on soldiers in state homes The remainder of the session was November 1 will be much higher than devoted to the reading and discussion was expected when the appropriation for them was made It is roughly esti ¬ of reports The Ladies of the G A R and the mated that the steel in hulls has ad vanced about 50 per cent in engines Ladies Auxiliary Naval Veterans also 40 per cent About 300 in boilers 30 per cent held executive sessions and that the average advance on all delegates were present at the former classes of steel used in ships is about which was presided over by Mrs Agnes Winslow of Chicago The other So per cent The engineering bureau has aiao which has branches only in Provi- ¬ felt the advance not only in increased dence R I New Bedford and Salem prices but in an inability to get ma- Mass Baltimore and Philadelphia terial and buildings inside the limit was presided over by Anna R Sears of Baltimore fixed by congress On a recent pur50 delegates were present chase of electric cranes the advance About was found to be about 25 per cent In THE GRAND ARMY the contracts for material for the power plant at New York the increase Daring the Past Eighteen Months There rang d from 30 to 60 per cent the lat- ¬ Were 11083 Deaths Among the Mem ¬ ter applying to engines bers in the Organization The bureau of yards and docks is un ¬ able to proceed with a number of build ¬ Philadelphia Sept 7 The surgeon ing projects at navy yards and sta general Albert S Pierce reported tions owing to the advance in steel that during the past 18 months 11083 This is the case as to the large build deaths had occurred in the grand ings at the New York navy yard all army There are the report states the bids being in excess of the amount 1672 deserving sick and maimed allowed by congress The same is true soldiers not receiving pensions In of the ordnance shops at League Island government and state homes for sol- ¬ yard Philadelphia and other lesser pro- diers and sailors there are 6431 in- ¬ jects mates and 54 old sailors and old sol ¬ Civil Engineer Cunningham of the diers are in alms houses bureau of yards and docks says In his report Daniel R Lucas chap- ¬ structural steel has advanced 100 per lain in chief states that there are cent and in some cases 300 per cent- 6682 soldiers graves unmarked He Adm ONeil of the bureau of ord recommends that as the government nance says ordnance is about the only furnishes headstones the neglected branch not affected by the rise in steel graves should receive attention Gun metal is use only by the army and During the noon recess the Pennsyl ¬ navy so that there is no commercial vania delegation met in caucus and demand to send up the prices voted unanimously to support Shep pard for the office of commander-in-chie- f AT THE CAPITAL They also decided to present ¬ The Preparations for the Reception of no candidates for office to the conven tion This action was taken for the Adm Dewey in Washington City Are purpose of breaking up the practice of Rapidly Assuming Shape conceding to the state in which the con ¬ Washington Sept 6 Preparations vention is held the office of senior vice Immediately aft ¬ for the reception of Adm Dewej in commander-in-chie- f assuming shape er the election Commander-in-Chie- f this city are rapidly and from the programme even in its Johnson was the recipient of a diamond incomplete condition the celebration badge the gift of his chief of staff will be one of the most noteworthy Col W L Smith and aides Col Johnson was elected as commathat has ever occurred in Washington to fill the unexpired The admirals reception here will be nder-in-chief Commander-in-Chie- f in the nature of an term of Sexton largely cen- ¬ which ends next Thursday as Chicago its official function present was selected as the meeting place next tral feature will be the ation of the magnificent sword voted year The celebration to him by congress THE G A R LADIES will take place on the night of October There will be an imposing A Home for Veterans and Their Wives 2 or 3 Will Be Established in California parade at night at which all the naval Present Membership 25556 and military forces of the United 7 ¬ Philadelphia Sept Both on Going Ont and Coming Beck Many of the Foreign Ships Passing Dipped Their Colors and Sainted the New War Ship ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Captain-Command- er ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Newport News Va Sept 6 The official reading of the log gave the first class battle ship Kearsarge which went on her trial trip Tuesday a re-¬ cord of 173 knots which speed was maintained for nearly half an hour Those interested in the construction of the splendid vessel consider her accom- ¬ plishment as phenomenal in view of the fact that the course was in shallow water and that the vessels bottom is filthy in a pretty condition having been n the water continuously for 13 months The steam and hand steering gear were subjected to the most severe tests the mass of steel and iron responding to her wheel al¬ most as readily as a steam launch On one test she made a semi circuiar turn in two and one qaarter minutes Capt Folger who is to command the Kearsarge and the other naval officers on board expressed themselves as highly pleased with the result of the trip The Kearsarge sailed at 6 a m in charge of Capt Faircloth She was handled by a picked crew of 200 men from the yard She left the dock un- ¬ der her own steam and at once pro- ¬ ceeded toward the Capes At Old Point Capt Chester who will command the Kentucky sister ship of the Kearsarge boarded the vessel Here the anchor chains were tested before proceeding to the neighborhood of the Capes the compasses were adjusted and the big ship was put through the various paces necessary co test the qualities of her steam steer ¬ ing gear Passing out of the Capes with the water curling high up on her prow forced draft was put on and the re-¬ markable speed noted above was made Twenty two miles out from Cape Hen ry the ship swung around and started on the return trip the hand steering gear was tested and found satis factory The tew bearer of the noble name of Adm Winslows old frigate then steamed back at a lively clip Both going out and coming back the Kearsarge received a noisy greet ing Many of the foreign ships pass ing dipped their flags and saluted the new war ship with their whistles The Kearsarge steamed up to her dock at 6 p m with brooms lashed to her peak ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The salvation of Capt Dreyfus hangs on a word from Emperor William This wa the gen- ¬ eral opinion here Wednesday night If the kaiser consents to allow CoL Schwartzkoppen the German military attache at Paris in 1S94 to testify be fore the court martial or to send a deposition or what is considered still more probable to allow his deposition to be accompanied by the actual docu- ¬ ments mentioned in the bordereau then Dreyfus is saved If the emperor however decides that it is not in the interests of Germany for Col Schwartz ¬ koppen to intervene then Dreyfus case is hopeless and his condemnation 7 and masthead ¬ THE G A R PARADE T- Thousands of Veterans March in Review Before the President Over Five Miles in Length ¬ States the District national guard military bodies from states through ¬ out the union and many organized civil bodies will participate Tnere will be a general illumination of the city and the procession will be reviewed by President McKinley and i Adm Dewey The governors of all the states and territories have been in ¬ vited to be present The presentation of the sword will take place upon a stand erected at the east front of the capitol and it is believed that the Adm Dewey home which will be purchased by popular subscription will be formally presented to him at the same time Railway Muster Blacksmiths Meet Milwaukee Wis Sept 6 The National Railway Master Blacksmiths association opened its eighth annual session Tuesday at the Plankinton house The association was welcomed by Mayor Rose President McClellan of Denver responding Defender Again Lefeated Newport R L Sept 6 In the fin est kind of sailing breeze Tuesday the cup defender Columbia defeated the Defender by three minutes and eeven seconds over a 20 mile course ten ailes ¬ ¬ to windward and return London Sept 6 According to the Rome correspondent of the Standard Camille Barrere the French ambassa dor to Italy will be the next French ambassador to the United States and has already been appointed Trench Ambassador to the tnitea i tates- - ¬ burg Gazette says that Queen Wilhcl mina of the Netherlands has written to the to Queen Victoria appealing British sovereign to intervene in the Africa interests of peaea in outh Queen XVilhelmina Wants Peace Madgebubg Sept 6 The Madge The report of President Winslow of the Ladies G A R was read at the afternoon She session announced that a home for veterans and their wives would be established in California The total present membership is 25556 Representatives from 27 states an- ¬ swered roll call Three thousand seven hundred and ninet3 four was expended during dollars the year and there is a balance on hand of 59472 A new department was added at Oregon and 63 new circles were formed A gold badge and a dia- ¬ mond ring were presented to President Winslow Missionary Dead of Consumption The election of officers will take 6 New York Sept Annie Van place Thursday Sant aged 27 of Salt Lake City who had been a missionary in the Levant Court House Wrecked By a Storm Wixfield W Va Sept 7 At 3 for three years died September 4 of pm Wednesday a heavy storm passed consumption on board the steamer over Winfieid completely wrecking the State of Nebraska which arrived here court house a large brick building Tuesday The 1lague at Astrahkan and doing considerable other damage Petersburg Sept 6 The plague in the streets as A blockade prevailed St trees and tangled wires made them im ¬ commission reports officially that there No loss of have been 24 cases of the plague in passable for some time life has been reported but the damage Astrahkan since July 7 and that the to crops and farm property is consid ¬ deaths numbered 23 There is only one case now erable Japanese Ports Opened Highest Temperature Ever Recorded 7 Washington Sept Lnited Peoria 111 Sept 6 The tempera- ¬ States Minister Buck at Tokio has ture Tuesday was 102 in the shade and notified the state department that the on the tower bridge the coolest place government of Japan has opened to in the city the thermometer stood foreign trade 22 additional ports un- ¬ at 99 all the afternoon This is the der the operation of the new treaties highest temperature ever recorded in the city Hishop John Moore stricken Wilkesbarre Pa Sept 7 Bishop Death of Dr Peter Peterson John Moore of the diocese of St Au ¬ Bombay Sept 6 Dr Peter Petei gustine Fla was stricken with paral- ¬ son the distinguished Sanscrit scholar ysis at Harveys lake Tuesday He and brother of Principal William Pe ¬ was resting comfortably Wednesday terson of McGill university Canada night is dead Sept 7 ¬ Piiilai elfhia Tuesday was the big day of the Grand Army encampment and the city was alive at an early hour The presence in the city of President McKinley and his drive over the route of the parade aroused the greatest enthusiasm among the throngs Adm Sampson and the captains of his fleet made a formal cal upon the president The presidential party reached the reviewing stand at 1010 oclock The head of the procession soon came in view and thousands of veterans passed with flags flying and bands playing patriotic airs Thirty five thousand men were in line and the procession was over five miles long Independence hall was passed during the march and caps were lifted and colors were di pped by the veterans Post No 1 from Rock ford 111 the oldest post in the grand army headed Gen Jas W Latta of this the line city was chief marshal Among the many relics of the civil war which appeared in the parade was the worn and stained flag which was used at Gen Thomas headquarters It was carried at the right of line in the ciety of the Cumberland at Chicago the reception of Gen Grant on his return from a trip around the world Disabled veterans rode in carriages following the department of Pennsyl vania at the end of the line The Avenue of Fame with its snow white columns and festoons of bunt ing and laurel was the favorite view point Sept 6 Philadelphia There were lively times at Wednesdays session of the 14th annual convention of the Na- ¬ tional Association of Naval Veterans A resolution providing for the admis- ¬ sion of participants in the Spanish war to membership in the association start ed a rumpus and the result was that there is now a split in the organization At the convention held in Cincinnati last September the resolution above mentioned was introduced and un der the rules was laid over until this year There was much discussion among the members as to the advisability of admitting the Spanish war veterans and when the resolution certain ame before the association Wednes Wednesday night the eyes of France day everybody was ready to fight for or were looking across the frontier to igainst it The leader of the forces in Stuttgart where the kaiser is staying tavor of the proposition was Past Rr and anxiously awaiting his decision Adm B S Osbon of the Farragut aslie is in the position of the spectators sociation New York city He deliver of a gladiatorial combat in the Coli- ¬ sd a passionate address in seum in ancient Rome with Dreyfus which he said that the Naval lying at the foot of his antagonist and Veterans association should be watching whether the emperor points perpetuated by admitting the his thumb up or down At a late hour men of the late war and not let the or- ¬ Wednesday evening he had given no ganization die with the veterans of sign either way and Frenchmen are the civil war He was followed by awaiting with breathless interest the Surgeon A Trego Shertzer of Balti- ¬ first indication of his will more who stoutly maintained that the To all intents and purposes Emperor association was organized for the sail William stands to day the arbiter of Drs of the civil war only and that it the internal peace of France for every should die with them A number of one anticipates that King Humbert Dther speeches were made and the will follow his lead This is probably vote on the resolution was overwhelmthe explanation of the delay Em- ¬ ingly against admitting the men of peror William has gone to Wurtem the late war burg from Alsace Loraine and King When the result was announced the Humbert is at Turin Communication Farragut delegates from New York between the two monarchs is there- ¬ and the delegates from the Adm fore somewhat complicated and as Boggs association of Newark N J they will undoubtedly agree upon iden- walked out in a body It is their in¬ tical measures in replying to M La tention to start an opposition associa- ¬ borirs appeal it is possible that several tion to be known as the United States days will elapse before their decision Veteran Navy and headquarters will is known probably be in New York city The The opinion generally held here is bolters claim that they will get nearly that Emperor William and King Hum 200 members from the Naval Veterans bert will allow Col Schwartzkoppen association and will admit to member- ¬ and Col Panizzardi to be examined by ship all those who were in the navy a rogatory commission and their depo during the Spanish war Outside of sitions to be sent to Rennes with sup- ¬ this episode the convention was a har plementary evidence from the original monious one Rr Adm Foss of Min- ¬ of Esterhazys treasonable writings neapolis was in the chair and made The anti Dreyfusards are extremely a very able address A resolution exasperated at what they characterize was adopted abolishing the title of as M Laboris trick He had long rear admiral and giving the highest been seeking an excuse to invoke the officer in the association the title of intervention of the German and commodore commanding Italian sovereigns and seized the ap- ¬ The proposition to parade with the pearance of Cernuschi as his opportu Grand Army of the Republic each year nity declaring that the admission of was defeated as was also a resolution the evidence of this foreigner justified providing for the organization of a his application regarding Schwartz ¬ beneficial society within the associa- ¬ koppen and Panizzardi tion M Labori insisted that the appearThe convention will be visited Thurs ance of Cernuschi on the witness day by Adm Sampson of the North stand was quite without precedent but Atlantic squadron now in the cit point out and the a certain amount of reason that THE GREAT RACE with the counsel for the defense were really foreign Star Pointer V on the First Heat and Joe the first to introduce Patchen the Last Two Star Pointer testimony as they summoned the W ill Never Race Again English journalist Rowland Strong on the question of Esterhazys confes New York Sept 7 Fifteen thou sion to having written the bordereau sand enthusiastic spectators were at Rknnes Sept 7 At the opening of the Empire City trotting track Wedthe Dreyfus court martial Thursday nesday to see the great race between morning M Labori announced that he the star pacers Star Pointer Jo had received a semi official intimation Patchen John R Gentry and Searchthat Col Schwartzkoppen and Col light Panizzardi would be unable to appear In the betting rings there was a personally before the court and so he surging crowd only too anxious to bet proposed that a rogatory commission 100 to 30 on Star Pointer against the should be telegraphed to receive their field until pool selling was stopped by depositions the local authorities M Paleolouge and Maj Carriere did Star Pointer won the first heat not oppose this proposition only the beating Joe Patchen by a neck Time latter pointed out that the proposed 204 Vstep would involve a deviation from In the second heat Joe Patchen won the general proceedure in necessitating by a length Time 202 the fastest M Labori re- ¬ a long adjournment mile made in a race this season plied that the court was entitled to ad There was a rush to cover amongst journ for 4S hours and in case a longer the spectators who recognized that period was required he suggested that the old time pacing king was to be dea short session be held Friday when throned and they made no mistake the court adjourns until Monday As soon as the word was given Joe He then drew up a formal applica- ¬ Patchen started out to complete his tion that Cols Schwartzkoppen and victory and he did it in a most efPanizzardi be cited as witnesses and fectual manner Star Pointer broke thac seven questions should be tel ¬ so badly that he was distanced and egraphed them to which they should John R Gentry was utterly unable to reply under oath The first question compete with the horse that he beat at was if they had ever received Rochester and which beat him at the documents mentioned in the Goshen The time of the last heat and he also requested was 20414 It was announced that bordereau that they also be asked if they had re- Star Pointer would never race again ceived the firing manual when and Two Killed By Lightning from whom whether either had sent to Esterhazy the petit bleu a copy Garfield Minn Sept 7 John L whereof had been telegraphed and Larson John Lundstrom Albert Lar finally if directly or indirectly they son and Henry Eggan of Garfield and O C W Westman from Belle Rivers had had any relations with Dreyfus M Laboris threshers while returning from BranThe court deliberated on application for a rogatory commission don Wednesday afternoon were struck for a quarter of an hour at the expira by lightning Lundstrom and West tion of which time Col Jouaust read the man were killed instantly The others decision declaring that the court was were more or less injured but will re incompetent to grant the application cover 7 ¬ ¬ ¬ Rennes Sept Philadelphia Sept A hearty Laugh indicates a degree of good health obtainable through pure blood cAs but one person in ten has pure blood the other nine should purify the blood with Hoods Sarsacarilla Then they can laugh first last and all the time for He Laughs Best j TT7Y T T 1 t wno laugns iasu ft i 3od6 iUabamfo STORY SOUNDED WELL Bat There Wan Reason to Believe That It Was Xot Wholly True When I first went west tells a retired business man who now does nothing in the way of work except to mow the lawn and see that the cat is in the barn at night this maimed hand saved my life asked the visiting neighbor Is that so who knew that this form of invitation would be sufficient to insure the story Yes thats right If I hadnt lost that first finger when I was a boy I wouldnt be here now Jim Dixon and me were tradin with the Indians We exchanged beads fake All the jewelry and bright calico for furs buffalo were not gone then and we did a One time we happened to good business strike a wandering band of savages that held us up on sight and it was plain from the way the red devils danced around us that 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 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 cf the oung 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 ray partner We were treated right up to the handle and permitted to de- ¬ part 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 ¬ other as they walked away Ye6 regular big injun if you accept all he tells Between me and you he lost that finger two years ago while examining a hay ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ cutter Detroit Tree Press VERY OBLIGING He Was Willing to Give the Vol ¬ t ¬ canic Vocalist a Good Hard Shove ¬ ¬ The young man who sing loud and long was interrupted by a tap at the door of his Excuse me said the tall thin stranger I am sorry to intrude I occupy the flat under you and I have come up to inquire if you are the gentleman who sings bal lads Yes was the answer with the air of a man who is modest but cannot deny the Are you fond of music truth I dont know that I am what yotr would call fond of it At the same time I havent anything particular against it I am very much affected by some things I hear That amounts to the same thing as being was the answer in a tone or fond of it soothing encouragement I have been wondering if I caught the words of your favorite song correctly Let me see How often oh how often Have I wished that the ebbing tide Would bear me away on its bosom To the ocean wild and wide ¬ apartment ¬ ¬ ¬ anti-Dre3-fusar- ds ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It has drawn me irresist ¬ ibly to you It has filled me with a yearn ing to do something that would make you And I called up to say that if happier you 11 come down to the river with me any evening Ill pay your car fare and hire a boat and tfive you a good start on the first And I dont mind ebbing tide scheduled saving that the further out it bears you the Washington Star better Ill be satisfied hours at a time ¬ Is that right Yes its all right according to my recollection Is that one of the pieces you are af fected by Yes I have been affected by that for ¬ ¬ ot So Bad How did the family come out in the mat- ¬ ter of settling the estate was asked of one of the brothers Might have been worse but we finally succeeded in effecting a compromise with our lawyer by which he agreed to let us have half Detroit Free Press The Husband But we cant afford to keep a carriage The Wife I know we cant but I want to show that stuck up Mrs Brown that we can have things we cant afford just as well as thev can N Y Journal Knew His Capacity Poor Bilkins is dead He drank H gallons of straight whis ky 14 high balls and a halt a keg of beer night before last Is that so What was Chicago Times the cause of his death ¬ - Family Pride ¬ Herald ¬ Fact in Physiology They say a man who turns pale when he gets mad is the most 1 guess that is so dangerous A man who is scared nearly out of his boots will put up an awful fight Indianapolis Journal ¬ of Miss Longwaite and Huntley tion thor Funnj thing that elopement Au0un2 Snipper Elopement That was an abducPhiladelphia North American ¬ ¬ The people who cant ee a joke are not half so exasperating as those who do see it but dont think much of it Puck ¬ ¬ jygrs Sick headache Food doesnt di gest well appetite poor bowels con stipated tongue coated Its your liver Pills are -liver nills Avers - r- easy and sate They cure dyspep sia biliousness 25c All Druggists --- j-- ¬ Railway to He old at Auction Gold for Cape Town Melbourne Sept 7 The British Simpson Capt Sept 7 The Chilean section of the steamer Moravian Trans Andean railway will be sold at sailed Wednesday for Cape Town with public auction September 14 150 0n0 Santiago de Chile via Galveston gold Killed One and Wounded Another Alton 111 Sept 7 J P Bellinger shot and killed Joseph Riley and of Agriculture The Georgia Cotton Crop Atlanta Ga Sept 7 Commissioner C PnU - mortally wounded Hatty Watson here turned Wednesday night Bellinger on Tues- spection states that the Georgia cotday secured a divorce from his wife ton crop will be at least half a million He wanted the Wacson woman tc bales short marry him Tennessee Miners Strike ¬ B Stevens who re-¬ Wednesday after a trip of in ¬ ¬ - - Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black Then use - -- -- BUCKINGHAMS DYE 80 Spanish is to be taught in three of Chicagos high schools This was decided upon by the board of education Wednesday Sept 7 Chicago Spanish in Chicago High schools Chattanooga Tenn Sept 1 Two hundred coal miners at the Sale creek mines struck Wednesday because the company was furnishing coal to th Dayton Coal and Iron Co whose minen were on a atrike for highr wages cts qr Dyuoo jTg on W P Hail a Co Nhu Ute H H CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use In time Sold by druggists night XL isms M WHEN SAML SINGS Hyeah dat sinin in de medders I were Sometimes I wirn a missionary -- Whaih de folks is mckin hay is preU middlin heavy Fu a man to he so gay Yu kin tell deys somepn special F om de canter o de song Somepn sholy pleasin Saml Wen he singin all day long him Hahdtwas wablin way dis monla Fo light enough to see Seem lak music in de evenin Alius good enough fu me Bu dat man commenced to hollah Fo hed even washed his face V ould you blieve de scanlous rascal oke de birds erroun de place Saml took a trip a Sadday Dressed hissef In all he had Tuk a cane an went a strollin Lcokin mighty pleased an glad Some folks don know what de mattah But I do you bet yo life Saml smilin an a singin Case he been to see his wife She live on de fu plantation Twenty miles erway er so But hen man is mighty happy Wen he git de chanst to go Waikin alius ain de nices Monin fins him on de way But he alius comes back smilin Lak his pkasure was his pay Den ho do a heap o talkin Do he mosly kin o still But de wods dey gits to runnin Lak de watah fu a mill Whats do use o havtn trouble Whats de use o havin strif Dats de way dis Saml preaches Wen he been to see his wife An I n ckon I git jealous Fu laff an jok an seon An I say Oh go on Saml Des go on an blow yo hon But I know dis comin Sadday I vii be bright r days in life 1 -- Paul Laurence Dunbar in Philadelphia Evening Post An Til be ez glad ex Saml Wen I go io s wife r j W Practical Philosophy o catch her Cousin 1 DIDNTintroduced name when garden Edith us at the There is such a difference said she between practice and theory I conceded the point She was so Charming in fact that l wished it had been a larger point to concede Tim 1 ventured to remark that doesnt make the theory wrong She leaned her cheek thoughtfully upon one gloved finger possibly to dis ¬ play the small ness of her hand possibly because the pose suited her probably for both reasons When you say that the regeneration of the universe can only be accom plished by white men marrying blaek ¬ party but she was unquestionably In teresting We ran through art and mu sic and drama in half an hour Then Ave cameto philosophy ¬ ¬ women And blaek men white women No thank you She shrugged her Well as a matter of fact shoulders you do not care anything about the regeneration of the universe I dont believe I do I laughed Nor contemplate marrying a negress yourself Unfortunately my personal taste lies so strongly in the direction of the Edith had remembered this blonde with her usual discretion If I were black vou would sav von preferred ebony to ivory I as- ¬ I raised my hands in protest sure you I averred solemnly I prefer you as you are Cut ycu havent seen me any other ¬ would come to me I get tired oi THE COCAINE HABIT making fun of things and think that perhaps they are serious after all I twirled my mustache and felt mj Its Victims Suffer Torture That Is own smile fading out They are seBeyond Description rious enough I said if you look at them in that way It isnt a good way to look at things things in general Experience of an Australian Physi ¬ I think cian as Told by Himself Sale But one looks sometimes she said of the Drug Should Be absently at things iu particular and Regulated by Law feels very very serious Then I said leaning forward one Special Washington Letter doesnt talk about them much There Truth is stranger than fiction in is rarely anyone to whom one cares tc many instances The fiction that a man talk about them was possessed of a dual nature that on I dont think she went on with a occasion he was a Dr Jekyll and on little catch in her voice there is ever another occasion a Mr Hyde is susany single person to whom anyone tained by facts in real life would like to tell them all the serious Some one of these days you will read particulars I mean of the death of an eminent man in the t4I dont think there is so usually one national capital either by Ida own doesnt tell them hand or as the result of BO encounter Or unburdens oneself in install- with another Or else you may read ments as opportunity offers She that he has committed a murder or done sighed again something heinous And yet he has alExact ly That is why there are such ways been known as one of the most odd confidences now and then The gentle and honorable of men He moves critics lashed a scene in my last book about in high official and social circles because he told her one of his secrets and is known to be as suave and gentle in the first half hour of their acquaint- as ever Put Jin eminent man of sci ance It was natural enough really ence tells me that fully one third of He was bound to tell some one she every day he is closely watched to pre assented and she was the fitting con- vent him from injuring himself or othfidante for that particular secret ers He is a victim of the cocaine habit Quite so Slie was the response to For a score of years he was known to that one item of his nature be one of the most business like of cor- ¬ Tlie worst of it my fair ac respondents and every days mail was said is when ones nature is answered every day During the past quaintance many sided because wed MU know year it has been noted that he was be what 1 mean coming careless and that tin mail was Society expects us to find a single permitted to accumulate for days at a kindred spirit which is to respond to time Then with two or three stenog all the call- - and it cannot raphers be would answer all the let No it cannot she spoke with sud- - ters with business like tact as former energy though it may answer so ly Put during the past two months he well so very well to some Her lias not written a letter although his hands trembled Li her lap correspondents continue to send their Wherefore said speaking half to inquiries to him He hates the sight of myself we find it a sound theorv not a letter carrier He knows that his t expect too much freiv anyone to business is being neglected but he does lie thankful for what is given and com ¬ not strive to attend to it Moreover he is beginning to look pale and to be las panionate to what is misiiing You look at the matter more calmly situdinous in Ids movements but these she cried passionately with symptoms are only noted by his rela than her lips quivering tives and some men of science who Perhaps I told her 1 have looked have been requested to look after him at it ofttner or longer ago In a recent article on the subject of She studied the iloor for a time and cocaine some of the evils of the drug I studied her She certainly was very were pointed out The scientist who gave thai information has given more pretty What percentage of one do you to day which will be of general inshe asked at terest He says that the eminent gen think Mi- Nugent length ought to meet with a re porse tleman alluded to is but a type of a in a a friend kind of patients rapidly multiplying of ex recent years It is his opinion that Well Im hardly prepared for amination in the mathematics of the public attention should be called to the subject It depends on the one and evil habit and repeated warnings be given the people the friend and the kind of demand she These evils cannot be more strongly Take yourself for example revealed than in the experience of an proposed AH right said I shrugging my Australian physician He has given if it pleases you Ill dis the world of medicine the benefit of a shoulders sect myself My esthetic demands upon narration of what he underwent after he had become addicted to the almost the friend 1 have already formulated they are approximately satisfied by several people whom I know for example you Your aesthetic requirements are evidently very reasonable but they are 7 a minor matter after all Theoretically they may be prac Then ticaly they are all important my intellectual demands I hardly know some people satisfy SO per cent of them You would answer to quite 05 per cent 1 imagine She laughed again As I have stated she had a charming laugh ¬ willingly by a new injection the same terrors About that time I bought three St Bernard dogs thinking they would protect me but one night 1 found out they were talking about me how could they get rid of me so 1 stood up and shot one of them with a revolver which I always used to carry I think this w as the most dreadful night of my life I standing on the table with an Indian dagger and a syringe on the ground one three foot high dog going to die and two rather dangerous dogs Porter AsUlMpttB MOlft Ofl WLAUJXOJLn rflSU NR For outs all pain instantly secerns ca¬ barns boils braises Itch tarrh sore throat errsipelHS corns ehappfcd bands or lips piles snd all ul cers or sores of tkin or mucous mem brane it is tare and permanent cure Will core sore or inflamed eye in forty tight hours Satisfaction guaranteed ox money refunded Horsemen will find this oil will curs alter barns scratches cracked heel old sores and collar galls No core no ¬ ¬ L 4 t 1 ARRIVAL OF TRAINS lYoir Oiucinnati 1058 a m 588 0t m 1010 p m PiXMik Lexington 511 a in 745 a inj 883 p m 627 p in From Richmond 505 a in 740 a m rrom alaysvillo To Cincinnat- i- 888 p n lASk a mr 825 p m roaring and groaning aloud reproachfully looking at me who always fancied ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ they will tear you to pieces I stood the night on the table until the arrival of my wardman who hardly risked to enter the room The strangest thing however in the cocaine habit is that there seem to be two souls in the cocain- ¬ ist one infested by the cocaine suffer- ¬ ing and tortured by its effects the other normal laughing at his fears and saying What nonsense it is only an fsssstt hallucination produced by an injection ¬ Not frightened enough by these experiTo My Patrons ences and escaping from the troubles produced by his conduct on the cocain- ¬ I bare moved my gallery fixtures to ist goes taking more and more and toy residence on Henderson street but I sm prepared to mske pictures from old l negative or make large pictures and finish kodak work Orders can be left at Vardens drug store or at my resi dence ¬ ¬ Now comes the moment when 16 a m 751 a 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a mf 545 r m 1014 n m New Photograph Gallery Io Richmond 11 K a 548 p 1U16 p m D Cable has opened a cosy new pho tograph gallery on Main street opposite To Maysville 750 a m 686 p m F B Cam Agent the Telephone Exchange where he la prepared to make good pictures st low prices Kodak work will also be fin-¬ ished up promptly ia first class style fie solicits the patronage of the publio pay DRPAKTI7KE OV TRAMS For sals by Clarke Ksntucky Kennsy Paris lOmar 6ino n a mm i EAST obio ei TIME TABLE BOUND rm Lv Louisville Ar Lexington Lv Lexington Lv Winchester ¬ ¬ mail carrier will haul light baggage to and from depot Termi Leave orders at Post ery reasonable office 8 8 Abney tm h 65uam KT PhlladelphialOloam 705pm Ar New York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND Ar Winchester ar Washington ah J5ieriingiopm Hpm Ar 340pm 1115am 840pm 1125am 850pm 830am 590pas 1158am 923Dm 915am 680Dm traOam 830am 600pm 705pm GltlNNAlf tf Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville Ar Louisville 1001am 720pm 4100am 15pm 911am 60pm 730am 450pm 655am 20pm S00am 520pm 735am 845pm ¬ ¬ ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry having secured office room M Parker James corner Fourth and Main will locate their main office at that place Phone No 4 All calls or bundles entrusted to them will receive prompt at tention ¬ change Trains marked thos f rnn daily ex ept Snnclay other trains rnn daily Throngh Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without For rates Sleeping Car seeervations 01 any information call on Georoe W Barney Lexington Agent L F B NRR Carr Div Pass Agent Paris Ky 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 w AMm Mr how demands are the difficulty A general answer is im- ¬ Ah yes possible there You can never tell without trial and when you try the demand changes and when you fail you pay a price It is always a risk Is there no way of forecasting Cannot even she inquired eagerly me an author with a reputation for analysis There is not1 I declared another of character I wish 1 had make my experience goes like you so far as I shook my head an estimate You are putting me in a glow of Scarcely I think He might make a myself Please go on good guess Do you want me to sum satisfaction with There ought to be one or two nice up someone for you points remaining in me No o 1 merely wanted an exam1 regarded her with calm scrutiny ple impudence becomes Well I said smiling Ill take my An appearance of I said unworthy self again and my emotional but you needs You would I judge answer to But 99 per cent of them So do all appearances But you see she objected I am Prav dont think that vou have ex- She sank already appropriated appearances hausted my Why For the matter of that said I so back in another attitude am I barely known me an hour 3ouve Then we gave way to laughter said feelingly of exAn hour which is the practical philosophy quisite quality which Black and White sug gested An hour she should rightfully have been devoted to The Crescent She looked as if she a black woman The origin of the Turkish crescent is rewould like to add something but lost in antiquity As the emblem of frained progress and increase it figures in the You were going to say Her eyes warship of Atarte the chief goddess Poor black woman of the Phoenician Pantheon who un- ¬ I dont mean it sparkled wickedly der various names was adored by ever she hastened to add I ex- ¬ Semitic race It is not therefore sur According to my theory prising that the crescent should be the plained you should have been delight chosen emblem of a conquering and ing the eyes and ears of some dusky spreading people The hordes of Gen gentleman and er I never saw such ghiz Kahu carried it on their banners loor black man from the great wall of China to the a girl to laugh If you were to Indu and the Yolga in the thirteenth On the contrary century yet these were Mongols and adopt my theory 1 should paint myself enemies of the very people with whom black crescent is generally associated Put you wouldnt be so black as you the Ottoman Turks who first got lands The were painted in Asia as a reward for assisting the Stop stop Ill assume that youve Seljuks against the Mongols seem from paid me all possible compliments Let their first arrival in these regions to us get down to the bedrock of serious have displayed the well known symbol eon ersation It appeared on the banners of the Janis ¬ One so rarely gets there saries of the Sultan Orkhan in the Umph that 1 doubt if 1 have any serious con ¬ fourteenth century and subsequently You arc not a missionary the Crusaders fixed it in the eyes of versation in disguise arc you Christiandom as the counter emblem of She didnt answer for a minute It the cross It is sometimes held that the was carious to watah her face change Turks borrowed the crescent from the from merriment through thought to Byzantine Greeks but this is evidently First the laughter died not the case On the contrary the seriousness gradually in her eyes then the little Greeks had probably at an early period curls and turns went out of her lips adopted it with other religious symbols then the dimples in the cheeks smooth and ideas from the east Detroit Free ed themselves out like ripples widening Press into nothingness on the sea then she Money lifted up her head a little on one side Money talks but it isnt on speaking and looked at me with solemn childterms with a good many people Chi ¬ Bometteea she said sadly 1 wish cago Paily News I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ am clear that improvement is impossible She laughed a delightfully saucy laugh What a stock in trade of compliI can understand ments you keep why your cousin described you as a tonic for a diffident young person like Most peoples intellectual demMids The emotional she said are small A COCAINISTS DELUSION constant use of the drug In the course of hesitate to make public he said in deThe first feelscribing his sensations ing a cocainist has is indiscribable excitement to do something- great to leave a mark But alas this disappears as rapidly as it came and soon every part of the body seems to cry out - that confession which he did not ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ for a new syringe The second sensa tion at first at least no hallucination is that his hearin- is enormouslv increased so that he hears the flies Very soon Walking over the paper every sound begins to be a remark about himself mostlj- - of a nasty kind and he begins to carry on a solitary life his only companion being his beloved syringe Every passerby seems to talk about him Often and often have I stopped persons or ordered the police to arrest them thinking they were talking about me After a relatively short time begins the hunting of the You imagine that in socaine bug your skin worms or similar things are moving along If you touch them with wool especially absorbent wool they run away and disappear only to peep cautiously out of some corner to see if there is any danger These worms are projected only to the cocainists own person or clothing He sees them on his washing in his skin along his penholder but not on other people or things and not on clothes brought clean from the laundry How is this to be explained About the same time appear many other hallucinations of the opticus and strange to say hallucinations also Night turns to day You sit up in your room syring ing until the morning and fall asleep in a como In my ease this occurred to such an extent that I had to engage a hospital warder w ho camr in the morn ing to revive me with about ten syringes of five per cent solution so that I was be to drive not walk fearing some one might garrote me Other dreadful Lullucinations I had in thousands all of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ self-suggest- ed ¬ The afflicted physician in summariz- ¬ ing the physiologic effects of the drug says that the cocainist earlv loses all appetite for solid food but likes sweets lollies and cakes Vpon the muscular system the drug as is generally recognized acts as a most powerful stimulant for either single or continued effort Not only could he make long marches without becoming tired but on one occasion after injection he says he lifted a cab with one hand on the axle It increases also the number of the respiratory and of the heart contractions as well as the amount of sweat hence the great loss of weight After each in- ¬ jection the pupil dilates but remains dilated only because injections are continued As regards the brain mental processes seem quickened but a kind of hypnosis intervenes so that the brain works without and even against the will Immediately after the injection the cocainist becomes excited and remains restless while under the influence He likes manual work however trifling but has neither will nor ability for mental work These are facts which the temperance lecturers of the future should possess and disseminate The crusade against alcohol which has progressed for well nigh half a century has been partially successful It has made the liquor business unpopular the saloonkeeper a pariah and the drunkard a dreadful example to the young That there is yet much work to be done in that cause everybody sees and admits The crusade will go on for decades before its end shall have been completely attained But here is additional work to be done for humanity and it must be done primarily by men of education and discernment It will require some years for the workers in the cause of humanity to apprehend and comprehend the conditions thus outlined They must know that there is now on the market a well advertised wine which is a decoction of cocaine Some physicians recom mended its use as a stimulant for the nervous system and for the digestion This is an insidious form of introducing the cocaine habit and those physicians who understand the dreadful and hor- ¬ rible results of that habit will not recommend its use in any form That they will administer it themselves must be taken for granted because it is a good drug and a valuable addition to the pharmacopia Cocaine may be effectively used to produce temporary anaesthesia over the entire nerve trunk It can be ef- ¬ fectively used to benumb sensibility and relieve pain in all mucous tracts which the surgeon may desire to reach It is better than chloroform or ether in many particulars Surgeons dentists and physicians may intelligently use it for the benefit of mankind But cocaine must be kept from the common people Nature has produced enough perverts criminals and idiots for some inscrutable purpose Alcohol and opium have added to their number Cocaine should be throttled before it increases its demoniacal empire ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ insures against SHOOTING HIS DOG FRIEND fire wind and storm best old re prompt paying compa Frankfort then enters a new kind of illusion Liable Cincinnati Ry which finishes him up for the mad- nies non union house I mean the revolting sensuous W 0 HINTON Agent illusions ELKHORN ROUTE My agency 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over you laugh at it and produce Bible Puck ¬ ¬ - Insurance In the Hurst Home onr tost the policy holders fifty cents on the naded doUars during the year 1897 O W Uujjtn Agent Paris K I Thousands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis ¬ ease They are frequently unconscious of the cause of these symptoms General Weakness I nnatural Discharges Fail ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- iiHMiuiuijiw mi8 li ¬ gation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Parts eto GLEET and STRICTURE may be the ciuse Dont consult family doctors as they have no experience in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialist who have made life study of Diseases of Men and W omen Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi ¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a care ii CURES GUARANTEED We treat and 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insertion thereafter locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals in blacL typ wenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at iine rates Obituar38 cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of t like nature ten cents per line Bpecial rates given for large advertise ¬ ¬ ments and yearly cards Political News Notes Senators Blackburn and Goebel will epeak at Mt Olivet Tuesday Gov Brown will speak at Maysville Monday afternoon and Judge R o Breckinridge will be there at nigbt Judge Tarvin of Covington has written from New York offering to make speeches for CJoebel In these days of combines one may ex pect to hear of a floaters trust as election time draws nigh ¬ ¬ A verdict in the Dreyfus cae is ex pected Monday It will not be given out to morrow for fear of trouble Sun ¬ ¬ day Texas is expecting 100000 people to attend the Democratic National Carni val at Dallas on October 2 and 3 There ¬ was never anything small about Texas paragraph printed in some Kentucky papers better fit those publications for circulation in the sewers rather than the homes of Ken The smart tackians Senator Mare Hanna will sail to- ¬ morrow from England for America and will arrive in time to take a hand in the fight against John R McLean for Governor of Ohio Heres predicting that John R wins the race THEATRICAL AMD OTHERWISE News and Comment of Stage Matters and Other Gosaip WEIDEMANN Of Stork Crop Kto Funeral Annon nrtmeiits cf Deceased Cit Sale and Transfer Notes Turf if us Turney Bros of this city bought a Lewis H Westloian aed thirty eight died Tivsilay afternoon at his bay yearling by Deceiver dam Lizzie home on the Kennedy place near the Montrose Wednesday at the Eastin sale Fair grounds He leaves a wife and at Sheepshead Bay Plowing for winter wheat has been five small childi n The funeral took place from his residence at ten oclock stopped in most localities by the dry yesterday morning witu services by Eld weather Rain is badly needed in J S Sweeney Baiial at the Paris cem- nearly all portions of the State etery Bacon Bros Little Billy by Lapnta Elisha Nix aged about fifty died at d riven by James Hnkill won the green his home on South Maiu street yester trot Wednesday at the Ewing Fair F E Nelson secured secdnd money in the day afternoon same race NUPTIAL KNOTS W In Cincinnati last week J iCngaigeiiiente Announcements And Sol Thomas Jr sold fourteen hhds of toemnizations Of The Marriage Tows bacco at 1225 to 10 and three at Mr E T Shipp formerly of this city 1225 to 10 J W Thomas Son Y N in Bnffalo was married sold five at 1675 to 12 25 Jnne 10th to Miss Martha Elizabeth There is a very general complaint Mr Shipp Peck of Brockton Mass in some sections of damage by army is travelling salesman for Packard worms Pastures and meadows have Fields of Brockton and has made his been injured by them and corn leaves home in that city for several years bally eaten in some sections Miss Peck is one of Brocktons most Joe Thayer of Lexington has sold to attractive and popular young ladies After an extended trip to the East they M H Piatt of Macon Ga the The Tramp by Jay Bird The arrived here this week on a visit to Mrs colt has trotted in 221 last half in 106 B D Shipp and is entered in the Kentucky Matron William Cox aged twenty three of stakes the Kentucky Futurity and the Bon rbon county and Miss Ethel Cox Stock Farm stakes aged twenty three of Kenton county Tuesday autioneer A T Forsyth sold married this week at Covington Master Com for H C Kimbrough Over at London Ky this week Miss missioner of Nicholas 360 acres of land Nellie Kuhn aged thirty nine was and one half miles northeast of married to Ralph Chapman a thirteen four Millersburg belonging to the estate of year old boy The boys parents gave D B Judy deceased to William T D their consent to the marriage and G D Jndy and Mrs Bettie John at son four of the heirs at 5850 per The engagement is announced Owensboro of Mr Short and Miss acre Sharpe who will be married on Sept Theres always hope while theres One 12th This must have been one of those Minute Cough Cure An attack of pneumonia left my lungs in bad shape shore sharp and decisive events was near the first stages of conWill Daugherty a barber who for-¬ and I Cne Minute Cough Cure sumption merly worked for Crawford Bros in completely cured me writes Helen Mc this city was secretly married in Cyn Henry Bismark N D Gives instant thiana on August 14th to Miss Lulie relief W T Brooks Mattox of that city by County Judge Take a pill that is a pill built on Lail They will reside at Richmond medical science by an able physician such is the short story of Dr Sawyers SCINTILLATIONS Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by Interestinr Jumble Of News And W T Brooks ¬ ¬ ¬ two-year-old FRAN K j CO j I EsmSh Leaders m Style am FasDioi The engineer misunderstood the signals and there was a frightful railroad collis- ¬ ion with terrible loss of life The whole country was appalled by that accident There is doubtless a far greater loss of life occurring every day in various sections of the country for which the only excuse is the doctor didnt understand the symptoms These cases are not the subjects of special inquest or the country would be aghast at the sacrifice of life to ignorance It has been the experience of Dr R V ¬ NEW FALL DRESS GOODS NOW IN STOCK ¬ Pierce and his staff of assistant physicians that ninety - eight out of every hundred persons submitting to their treatment can be cured People given up by the local physicians weak ema- ¬ ciated with stubborn coughs and bleeding lungs have been absolutely cured by the use of Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery Sick people are invited to consult Dr Pierce by letter free All letters are held as strictly private and treated as sacredly confidential Answers are mailed in plain envelopes without any printing on them ¬ ¬ ¬ Black Crepons Plaids for Skirts Tailor Suitings - m ¬ Last spring I was taken with severe pains in my chest and was so weak I could hardly walk about the house says Mrs G E Kerr of Fort I triad several Dodge Webster Co Iowa physicians and they told me I had consumption I heard of Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and I thought I would try some of it Before I had taken the first bottle I was very much bet ¬ ter I took five bottles of it and have not yet had any return of the rouble 3500 Yards Outing Cloth Mill Ends - tr ¬ They are simply perfect writes Robt Moore of La Fayette Ind of DeWitts Little Early Risers the fa ¬ mous little pills for constipation and all liver ailments Never gripe W T Brooks Regular 8 - l r M 3c Goods Our So a Yard I have a few hundred bnshels of nice white seed rye for sale Goo W Stuart N freight depot directly opposite L For wonnds barns scalds sores skin eruptions nothing so soothing and healing as Mrs DeWitts Witch Hazel 8alve Emma Bolles Matron Eoglewood Nursery Chicago says of it M When all else fails in healing onr babies it will W T Brooks cure diseases and all irritating ¬ Closing Out mi Sommei food I Comment President McGarvey and Prof Loos of Lexington will establish a Normal School at Morehead Home Seekers VIA Excursions REPERTOIRE CO Manager Borland has booked the Weidemann Comedian for six nights and two matinees at the Opera House beginning Monday night presenting a repertoire of comedies at popular prices The company numbers twenty people and carries a band and orchestra The opening bill is the four act American melodrama Little Miss Thompson Between the acts five specialty features will be introduced making the performance continuous The vaudeville performers include Nellie Weidemann the electric dancer in rose lily and American dances and Tha Baptism of Clark Duncan travesty sketch Fire team Zella Marie the child vocalist and Pete Chinn the black face comedian Ladies will be admitted free Monday nigbt when accompanied by an escort lady or gentleman holding a thirty cent ticket purchased before seven oclock Monday nigbt 9th The sale of reserved seats opens to Nannie Florence Tucker of Maysville morrow morning at Brooks drug store was kidnaped last week by a man who w lived near Ripley When detectives fonnd Richaid Mansfield will stick to the girl at bis house he said he wanted Cyrano de Bergerac for the earlier her for company for his wife part of the season Later on he will George Secrest formerly proprietor produce a new play by Moreau entitled of the St Cloud Hotel at Carlisle shot Beau Brummel The Jeffreys and killed himself Tuesday at his home Devils Disciple and others in Mansfield near that city He had met with finanrepertoire will be used from time to cial reverses in the past few weeks He time was a prominent lumber dealer and farmer Wood Longmoor of Frankfort has A beautiful ceuter table given written a beautiful song which has away to cash customers at Price been dedicated to Miss Katharyn GibCo Clothiers bons the clever young singer who took the leading part in the opera which the We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords Frankfort company produced here this week nothing so comfortable on some time ago The mnsic of the song the feet these warm days Davis Thomson Isqriq is by John Mason Straass Miss Gib- aug4tf bons who is just sixteen will go to DeWitts Little Early Risers perma New York to study music this winter nently cure chronic constipation billious ness nervousness and worn out feeling For nice seed Rye go to Geo W cleanse and regulate the entire system N freight Small pleasant never gripe or sicken Stuart directly opposite L I W T Brooks famous little pills depot ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Peter Vinegar will preach to night at the subject Hells Lexington on Is Peter monkeying with Afloat politics The Central Baptist Association in session yesterday at Springfield en dorsed Rev Dr Kerfoot and denounced his traducers Thirty five thousand G A R vet- ¬ erans were in the parade at Philadel phia President McKinley reviewed the marchers Capt Noel Gaines has recrnited at Frankfort over forty men for the new volunteer army These will go into Capt Gaines company E P Dean of Lexington has just been paid 100 accident insurance for a fortnights time lost by being stung on the eye by a kissing bug Gov Bradley will deliver an address Resources and Advantages of on the Kentucky at the Southern Industrial Convention at Huntsville Ala October BIG FOUR ROUTE TO THE NORTH WEST NORTH WEST SOUTH WEST SOUTH AND N will sell tickets to CinThe L cinnati Sunday at the rate of 125 for SEPTEMBER 5th aad 10th and on the round trip Tickets good going on OCTOBER 3d and 17th 1899 the 515 a m train and returning on night train No baggage checked on AT Finn 820 to Authorised Points in the these tickets ¬ SOUTHEAST Selling Dates Excursion to Cincinnati Franl 404 MAIN 2 T Co PARIS KY STR ONE FARE Following States Alabama Arizona Arkansas British Co ¬ Colorado Florida Georgia lumbia Iowa Indian Territory Idaho Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Minne ¬ Montana Missouri sota Mississippi Manitoba New Mexico Nebraska North Carolina North lakota Oregon Okla ¬ homa South Carolina South Dakota Texas September 5th and I9th only Utah Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Washington For full Information and particulars as to rates routes tickets limits Wop over priv ¬ ileges etc ca 11 ou Agents Big Ko ar Route or address the undersigned Warreo J Lyocb Chester H Brown Kolamazoo Mich says Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured me of a severe case of indigestion can strongly recommend it to all dyspepDigests whatyon eat without aid tics from the stomach and cares dyspepsia W T Biooks ¬ r jLLr---3r 3 Gen Pass Tkt Agt Cincinnati Book Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a scientific compound having the endorsement of eminent physicians and the medical press It digests what you eat and M positively cures dyspepsia A Ketron Bloomingdale Tenn says it cured him of indigestion of ten years IP e standing W T Brooks AG P fc T Agt 0ULw9ra - lu r JXx JL r K A ry r j rt ffMife If lUTlM WSf 1 jf HI 7 f O Mwm Educate FOR A KeepingBusiness PHONOGRAPHY Type Writing Situation GW DAVIS FUNERAL FURNISHINGS Calls for Ambulance Attended to M WJdWTM TsMSbttmiVn wmm-m-- aKtt 3 BTWisy M Address WILBUR For circular of his famous and rpsponsible COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY UNIVERSITY R LEXINGTON f COPVSIQHTEOT FURNITURE CARPETS SMITH WALL PAPER ETC KY ¬ Telegraphy DO YOU KNOW OF ANY- ¬ THING NEATER AND ¬ ¬ tion Books and Board in family about 90 ShorthandType- - Writing and Telegraphy Specialtiis Kentucky University Diploma under seal awarded graduates Literary Course free if desired No vacation Enter now Graduates successful In order to have your letters reach us addnss only Awarded Medal at Worlds Exposition in positions Cost of Full Business Course including TuiRefers to thousands of graduates Promptly Day Phone 137 PRETTIER THAN A 8The WILBUR nnd nearly SoteKentttckv University NK R SMITH student in attendance last gear resources Lexington Ky f5O0D0 Night lOO and i OYSTERS OYSTERS Louis Saloshin Co White Enamelled Iron Bed 9m gt rttzaaut m I am now showing a Magnificent Line of these Beds and they are of the E R DURKEE COS 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 its 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 you wanted Your Money Back On Demand MOURNING STARCH ment of Fresh Oysters for this season They are fine If you for stiffening colored prints and are seeking something new to muslins especially tempt your appetite MOURNING GOODS We have received our first ship ¬ Gauntlet Brand BEST MAKE AND FINISH Come in and take a look at them and Mattresses to suit Manufactured by CO E R DURKEE New York Every genuine packet bears the I can furnish you at any time registered Trade Mark ol the Undertaking in all its branches We are also receiving regular name and design of rne Gaunt ¬ Embalming scientifically attend ¬ an experienced man for mantel shipments of Choice Fine White work let as well as a fac simile of their ed to Carriages for hire Plume Celery For sale in Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF We keep constantly on hand a written signature goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky full supply of Fresh Fruits and Paris by and TILINGS always on hand Vegetables TRY A CAN Springs CELERY TELEPHONE NO 36 NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 PARKER Fourth and Main St Paris Ky JAMES Jas Fee Son Louis Saloshin Co J T HINT0N TKE 2 Paris Street Fair September 27 28 Paris Street Fair September Paris Street Fair 26 27 28 26 27 28 Police Court Tips September Paris Street Fair September Paris Street Fair September Paris Street Fair 26 27 28 26 27 28 26 27 28 Where They Attend School Septemftoar TIE Mieses Helen Frank Mary Clay Mary In Judge Webbs court Fannie Fields was fined fifteen dollars for using un- ¬ COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY and Sallie Lockhart Sue Buckner and Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Anna Bruce McClure left this week for ladylike language to a neighbor THE NEWS MAN Shelby ville to attend Science Hill Acad- Brown Potter was fined 750 for belEnteiei at the Post office at Paris Ky as coco iws mail matter ing loaded The Brown mans burden Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At emy Miss Mary Lou Fithian left yesterday was liquor The Depot In The Hotel Lobbies And for Cincinnati to attend the College of TELEPHONE NO 124 Elsewhere To Chattanooga Called Music Mrs Duolap Howe is quite ill Misses Annie Hibler and Willie Bow- SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Rev F W Eberhardt pastor of the Mr Matt Howard is very ill Payable in Advance den and Messrs Frank Daugherty and One year 2 00 Six months 1100 Baptist Churcn in this city has received Mr G Tucker is improving from a Albert Stone are attending State Col- a chII to the First Baptist Church in serious illness lege Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Chattanooga j but has declined the night payable to the order of Champ Bro S M Borland returned last Robert Hiuton will leave in a few charge and will remain in this city New York days for New Haven Conn to enter This will be glad news to the many from of Mt Airy Yale Spears Corn Shelled corn by wagon or car- friends of this popular minister John W Jack Carter leaves Monday to attend avenue is ill of fever load for sale by R B Hntchcraft Ind Robbed In Covington 25aug6t Mr L Frank arrived home last Wabash College at Crawfordsville Michael Comack Ray Mann James John Henry of near Centerville this night from New York Our Fall line of Shirts and Chambers Buckner Woodford Jr Mrs C J Nugent is the guest of Neckwear arriving daily Price county was assaulted and robbed TuesThomas Roche and Charles Potts will day night near the stock yards in Cov- Mrs Wash Fithian Co Clothiers attend Kentucky University ington where he was found Wednesday Miss Louie Bruer is visiting Mrs Clarence Kennev Harry Bedford Chas Rorer of Cyntbiana fell in morning in an unconscious condition John Duley in Maysville Clarence Wright Frank Kiser and N A this city Monday and broke hie leg Mr Henry was en route home from Mr Sidney Johnson of Mt Sterling Shropshire will go to Central UniverMichigan where he had been to buy was in the city Wednesday sity at Richmond Wm Schrote the eaddler assigned LINES TAILOR MADE SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES sheep and had just sent the stock home MisseR Lizzette Dickson and Anna Tuesday to the Central Trust Company for a Mr J W Davis left yesterday Garth Tarr will enter Wards Seminary sojourn at Mt Clemens Mich Boriotti Bolted Chinese and Harrisii lillies Roman Mrs Carl Crawford is spending a in Nashville hyacinths and Frenzia W M Goodloe special from Harrodsuurg says A Mis6 Bessie Thomas will attend Madfew days at Olympian Springs in a room in the ison Female Institute in Richmond Deputy U S Marshal Con McCarthy that a poker game Mrs Corne Watson arrived home town was raided Monday night Miss Callie Thomas goes to Hamilton of Frankfort was in the city yesterday heart of broken Tuesday night from New York by the police The door was College Lexington Cin- open and four players were arrested just Mr Jake Slaughter of Emmenct Dr L H Landman optician of J C Owens is attending Commercial Hotel as a deal was being made Peter was in the city this week visiting rela- College at Lexington cinnati will be at the Windsor Tuesday Boriotti who was running the game tives Miss Jennie Kate Purnell is studying made his escape out of the back way Mrs E T Hinton and Miss Lucy music at Peabody Institute in Baltimore Rev R W Clelland formerly and has not ytt been caught The four Lowry will leave to morrow for OlymMiss Matilda Alexander goes to Mi6s pastor of the First Presbyterian Church arrested confessed judgment and were Elys school in Cincinnati pian Springs Our whole stock must be cleared up before Fall goodis will fill Rev Cheeks pulpit in that let off with a tine of 20 each enFrank is attending Kentucky come in and we have cut prices on everything Julian The Darby and Joan Club was Here church Sunday Mrs J Military Institute at Lyndon tertained last night by Dr and The New Bank Building John Miller Stephens will leave in a a few special values Scores of patrons testify to the great T Vansant San Francisco to study 25c French Organdie now 12Jc The brick work on the new Agricul shoe bargains bought from our bargain 8Jc Cotton now 5c Mrs Kittie Cogar is dangerously few days for Drs Barclay 15c Lawns now 8c 25c 10x4 Sheeting now 18c Bank has been completed and the ill and it is not thought that she can live medicine His brothers counters tural Isgrig 20c Bleached Vests now 10cr Thomson Stephens are located in that 35c Imported Pique now 20c Davis and Joy roof will be put on immediately The but a few hours 25c Imported Pique now 15 15c Li6le Vests now 8c city plasterers are preparing to begin work 20c India Linens now 10 2 00 Silk Umbrellas now 100 Miss Mattie Lilleston leaves this W N Doll Moore ha assumed the at once The ground floor rooms will 15c Madras Cloths now 8c 20c Ladies and Cbilds Hose now IGfcr by buying your ladies and 75c Table Linens now 50c Save duties of a clerk in the Register of the be finished first and will be occupied morning for Birmingham Ala where 50c Lisle Threads Hose now 25c childrens shoes at Davis Thomson 50c Table Lines now 35c 1 00 Summer Corsets now 50c The salary as early as possible by the Agricultural she will teach music Land Office at Frankfort Isgrigs 8c Penang and Percales now 5c 175c Kid Gloves now 100 is 1000 per year Miss Vestie Lockey of Kansas City Rank and th Central Trust Co The building will be completed by leaves for home to day after a visit to Best on the market for coughs and These are a few of our great redkctions and by catfifgg Thr citizens of Paris heartily con- entire of the year and will be one of relatives in the city colds and all bronchial troubles for the first gratulate the Methodist congregation on croup it has no equal writes Henry R on us you will find everything else reduced likewise the handsomest blocks In Central Mr Ed Brown is spending a few Whitford South Canaan Conn of One having Rev E GK B Mann retained as Kentucky days in Louisville This is his second Minute Cough Cure W T Brooks pastor of their church vacation in three years If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inc Rev Reeves Will Sue at 3 In eyesight is failing ana snouia nave lnimeuiaie airennon The Fall Howard Hat N is selling tickets to the The L Messrs J W Ferguson James Hu Interest in the case of Re John kill and Henry Gaitskill attended the all colors and styles have arrived ninety cents Ewing fair this week at imperial spectacles ana eyegiasseB nave perieei leuwt ijjf prucuujr irn of purest materia set in frames of the highest elasticity and consequently c Co clothiers They durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames andgsatey 3 Special train leaves Reeves who was expelled from the Ewing Fair Wednesday at Price the round trip reneacf for H Bowens system they are beauties Best hat in the are scientifically fitted by Dr Cspectacles nor of men whoalways give satisfaction ftt thi and returns after Methodist Conference at Carlisle Mon Paris at eight oclock Mrs S E Wornall and daughters do not know how to Never Pm money Give us are perfect poorly buv cheap has not abated Rev Reeves riv adjusted wpectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are brtter off wite You will get the fair to Kansas City after market for the returned yesterday a reliable okmr with either of has employed G A Cassady and J D the pleasure to show them to you any glasses than will last longer these defects Buy imperial spectacles of without change aud be cheapest in the eud dealer aud they a visit to Mrs Kate Wornall They wear like iron those childrens Pumphrey to fight his case in the courts Miss Ella Caldwell of Paris Ills We have engaged the services of Dr C H Boweu who wilf vuwCi Oxfords and slippers that go almost for Suits will be brought in Fleming Bath to be the our store on the second and last Thursdays of each mouth and invteM at Davis Thompson and Nicholas counties against R T arrived Wednesday evening the asking all to call and have their eyes examined for which there tip 3 ng4 tf Marshall Dr C R Garr and C W guest of Mrs J J McCliutock Isgrigs charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded arrived home last employed W G Mr Joe Ewalt Aitken They have Col A J Lovely and Sir Knights Deering of Flemingsburg and A M J night from White Sulphur Springs Ed Hibler G B Brooks and Will Cochran of Maysville Warm Springs and Natural Bridge Six Nights Commencing attended the funeral at Carlisle White Suit will be instituted immediately Va vflsterdav of their Pythian brother and the facts then made public II Miss Sue Todd who has been visit MONDAY George Secrest vy ing Mrs J J McClintock left Wednes For chicken feed go to Geo W day afternoon for her home in IndianapJ L Earleywine of this city yester Stuarts directly opposite L N freight Roberts denot Fred H W succeeded day W olis secretary to Gov Bradley Warren and wife of Eld Wm as private Held Over To Circuit Court been appointed Police Kearney Mo returned home Wednes Mr Roberts has 1u rNext visit -- Thursday September 14 18H Judge of Oweusboro Will Henry of the Little Roak pre- day after a three weeks visit to relatives cinct was tried before Judge Purnell hi Bourbon N will run a one dollar The L Company of Twenty People yesterday on the charge of horsestealing Miss Nannie Roberts has returned excursion Sunday from Cincinnati to Cirwas held over for trial by the Are advised that our stock CmT from Frankfort where she was employ- ¬ Magnificent Band and Orchestra Winchester and Richmond A and Paris cuit Court ed as stenographer in the office of Five Strong Specialty Features Harware Stoves and Tinware rate of fl25 is given from Paris to colored Auditor Saml Stone Cunningham Clarence Cincinnati on the same date Oik is large and complete charged with malicious shooting was Miss Katie Lucas left Wednesday Opening Bill the 4 Act American also arraigned yesterday before Judge afternoon for a visit in Newport before Suggestion To Parents E- prices are as low as anyone Wes Melodrama Purnell and wae held over to the Cir- going to Owen county to teach several make a sneciUtv of Builders Keep your eons and daughters at col- cuit Court Cunningham is the man Little Miss Thompson private family Wesley at a cake walk pupils in a lege posted on home events by sending who shot George Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work SteeH Jackstown prank Karthaus son of Ernest Kart News two letters at County Attorney Dundon was the them The Bourbon haus a former Parisian who now lives Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We employ the Ladies Free Monday Night from home every week containing all prosecutor at both trials at Hunts ville Ala was in the city this the news that is good for them to know best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED Se his aunt Mrs L Frank Prices 10-20- -30 Cents week visiting The Antlered Brethren us before contracting The Snfolla Club will give a dance Street Fair Arrangements The Louisville Elk have invited opens at Brooks Drug Sale of seats LUWKY WINN ad Odd Fellows Hall next Thursday Store on Saturday morning varous committees will meet Admiral Dewey to attend the Fall Car The orchestra has Wini night the 14th Saxtons Successors to Cook again to night to perfect arrangements nival and Exposition to be held in Octo- been engaged to furnish music for the ber the street fair Dr Ben Frank was initiated in the dance Dudley has secured the contract Wm to Ed Hutchcraft arrived home Wed for advertising the fair and is in Cincin- Paris Elk Lodge before he started nesday afternooa from a business trip nati to day getting the big stands of New York A good buggy together with harness Tige Owings is through Missouri Kansas Arkansas Secretary E H and Rflvoral other articles was fonnd in bills sojourn at Olym and Mississippi He will leave on the Rudolph Davis was in Cincinnati enioying an extended deriving much 18th for a trip to Denver Jand other front of my house on the M B Lovell Springs and is place adjoining East Pans Horse oe this week getting decorations for the pian mineral Western cities longing to same escaped Owner can benefit from drinking the by describing propertv fair Miss Alice Spears who has been get buggy etc waters charges and paying Tuesday night will be the regular having a charming visit with friends An Exceptionally Hot Week JAMES TEFFERSON We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered Virginia will West night of the local lodge Paris Ky meeting in Charlestown This week has been the hottest expeThe Times says that an Elk lodge may leave next week for Plainfleld New All Ladies and Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords arte Kentucky in eleven years rienced in Niss Maria Jersey to visit hsr sister be organized at Georgetown Since Sunday the thermometer at Wil Slippers must go this month regardless of price Many Spears and Miss Dunham averagNews Of The Schools sons drug store in this city has Mr and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page heat hs been SALE lots go at less than half price Our bargain table ed 102 degrees daily The 383 gave a novel entertainment last Saturtt n voatarrlflv there had been all early anci fearful but no prostrations have been pupils enrolled at the High School and day evening at their cottage at York broken lots is well worth your inspection reported 256 at the Colored High School making Harbor Me in houor of Mr John Fox get choice I will sell publicly on A Cincinnati optician says that the in a total of 639 pupils at the public schools and Mr Carey the latter of the Centurv caused by the disappearing tense heat is The number of teachers em- Publishing Co The event was a chil Saturday Sept 9th at 1030 am on the sun causing the rays in Paris of the soots drens party and all the gnests were says these spots ployed is eighteen story brick warehouse situated to be more intense He bought for attired iu yoatnful garb Mr Page and my two Fourth street Paris Ky A thirty inch bell bus been come ou many thousand of miles in area and the High School Tne first bell rings Mr Fox wore sailor suits of white Also at the same time my predicts and goat intervals He also 8 second bed 830 to 832 duck and Mr Caiey who is a bald from 755 to by FRAME COTTAGE showers and cooler weather A Sorry Sight and the tardy signal sounds at 830 The 250 pounder wore a baby gown trimmed row Court- with baby ribbon Mrs Page sat in a containing four rooms with kitchen and school time is the same as tbe a mans liben is when eent bonwr arirtfcsr Management Purchaser of clock large shoe surrounded by switches to adjoining warehouse In Hotel Change house cottage can run deferred not s at pleas he has taken it to tbe wrong lacradxy The tuition of non resident pupils ia receive the guests Howe who has ure with 6 per cent interest Landlord Dunlap If you want your white or col paid in advance and non residents are Terms one third cash and balance in the efficient host at the Htel excluded from rooms that are tall forgiving and will restore one and two years bearing 6 per cent been Nature is your collars and cuffs to be eenthome am up B F HARRIS for several years has given by your diseased kidneys that will give you interebt Windsor All of the teachers are encouraged the piDk of condition with tlto flfeessr account of his Sawyers lease of the hotel on his satisfactorv opening of the schools perfect health by using Dr will go back the color ami finish on it that it is jeembm For sale by W T Brooks wifes health Mrs Howe - and teachers and pupils are determined Ukatine days for treatGO TO THE to achieve bring it to us and beJ9P to Cincinnati in a few to make the schools a success School commenced Monday PARIS PRINTING AND STATIONARY CO Pure and palatable drinking water is Company has engaged and mothers will he thinking The Hotel Howe furnished the city school from the school FOR ALL and Julian been about buying a Boys School Suit Messrs R L Parks copywqmt mm young men cistern The girls play yard has and competent or an extra pair of pants Price SCHOOL SUPPLIES PAPERS enlarged fifty feet tTruthe hotel Mr Parks will be The pupils are trained to march in Co clothiers have an immense MAGAZINES NEW BOOKS be clerk manager and Mr Howe will of the Fall line at prices to suit one and THE LATEST STATIONARY had ample and out of the building to music have 3IUSIC ETC all Extra knee pants three to BRO Proprietors Both young men W M HINTON JR to con piano aud drum business No trouble to in the hotel sixteen years old experience Miss McCarthys Old Stand Persons interested in the schools are class Phone 4 Main office at Parker James hotel in a 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twilight breeze is singing low of love We love and mid The sunset glorys sheen spread on the sKy Her face is close to mine her eyes are tender And glowing with a light that cannot die Upon her face there falls a heavenlv The suns lust rays reflected glory from above And pictured there 1 see that old sweet story A trusting womans pure unsullied love We drift alone her hand in mine confid- ¬ ing The waters gently murmur as we glid Within each heart eternH love abiding Faith hope and trust th God will ever guide E Carl Utsey in Louisville Courier Scr Journal v t - lt-5-- 5- V o-A w jfr K N rjL P n L s AV i 3 oj Jcrji s irz ifif I v M - m l m 1895 Kvpv bj D zr sA tk lB fc I fc rf neh yws ApptetOO - Copyright All Co rights ntim-ed CHAPTER 1 Now it bapioned that as gained thecor ridoi snv in the dim light a figure re- ting hastily before me but with noise m footsteps ami having in mind the strange attempts to play spy on us 1 made no doubt hut that here was the culprit and wed up i Ran the figure turn at the end or the corridor and enter anothei cr then another and yet another finally vanishing as it were against the wall Owinj to my not knowing the way properly am to the semi gloom J was unable to follow last enough to overtake the spy who flitte before me like a diist but ii a very human hurry When at length I came up to the wall I looked to se if there was a door of any kind but could discern nothing and was so astonished that for a moment 1 felt a little chilled thinking that it may have been a spirit alter all Fortifying myself how ever with the thought that it it was a spirit it seemed in no way anxious to meet me I went to a closer examination and saw by the moonlight that 1 was before a door painted in exact imitation of the marble wall This settled my doubts and putting my shoulder to it 1 made a trial with all my strength to force passage but in vain 1 therefore gave up the matter and turneJ to find my way back This was however easier said than done 1 could not find the gallery I wanted and after groping about hopelessly tor a little time thought 1 had best give a shout which would no doubt summon some one to my aid 1 was just about to carry this into execution when on further reftectiou it struck me that might be landed in other difficulties thereby and that might make another try to free my self without bringing the house about my ears and perhaps compromising the secretary who had saw an enterprising and active enemy under his roof iSo I stilled my tongue and made further exploration with the result that I found myself before a stair¬ way that led to the lloor below me and de termined to sec where this would take me Accordingly I descended as softly as possible and arrived in a lew steps at a small landing covered by a carpet so thick that 3 fell as if was treading yn the softest moss At the end of the landing ami opposite to me was a half opened door the room in side being in light Stepping noiselessly up to the door I peered in and saw a chamber furnished with the utmost luxury and ap parently just vacated by its occupants In a corner of the room stood a harp lying on a table close to a low luxurious scat were some articles of dainty feminine embroidery son silken curtains shrouded the walls and th ceiling was painted apparently with some representation of the history of the house A white marble figure of Cupid held out at arms length a lamp whose pal shade soft ened its bright light and on a gilded triangle set in an alcove swung a blue and scarlet macaw a rare eastern bird who with his head tucked under his wing slept in a position which would be intolerable torture to any other created thing except a bird It was clear that 1 had invaded the private sitting room of the ladies or lady of the household and I wa about to beat f hasty retreat when the screen of an inner room was swung aside and I saw before me my two unknowns of the garden of Sr Michael and the giver of the tari which had saved me from death It was too late to go back now as the sound of my fet on the marble stairs would certainly reach and perhaps alarm them tread ever so softly so I resolved to stay where I was until they letired again and then go back This I judged would be very shortly as it was late I had not however sufficient experi ence then of the lengths to which those nocturnal confidences in which the fair sex In the indulge with each other extend the grace meantime I could not but admire ful figures before me and especially of her Clad in a soft m ho had given me the tari clinging robe clasped by a jewel at her throat and a silver girdle round her awaist with her pale proud features set in mass¬ embodi of daik hair she seemed to me an thought womanhood and 1 ment of pure have how lucky the man would be who could life to help him through such a companion I gueoved also that the other was the wne by her rf Machiavelli being aided thereto that her 1 drove Luigi off statement when husband was one who could help me mucn some At the name time I couid not but led she her when I thought itv in my heart tor so con- va w- dd o to a man of a character who the secretary iradu tory as that of for the sakcof indulgwife could leave a fair back ing in low dissipation and come bury after hm his life to escape with or in the perusal of iclf in matters oi state p ign ancients However and mirthful ice as Jf sorrow on her fair a kitten she vith ail Ibe teasing nature ol and Stirred hinittj vaiked up to the ma aw an attentwo Vita her white tinkers 1 1 not appear to relish for he ruffled his plume insistent beat but the wind was from me and let forth an ear piercing shriek aud the chime came softened to my ears Heavens she laughed how that bird Already the east was whitening and the screams lie is almost as cross as you An moon was sinking to rest All the old hall giola formed resolutions I had made to let my Thanks replied the other 1 do sympa- enemys crime pass to leave vengeance in thize with the bird though for vou never the hands of Jod came up aiid fought with kave off teasing It is enough to make a the fierce desire that the apparent opportunity 01 meeting DEntrangues again had ftnt cross Marietta Well fanned into life What had not that man tease any more and Mariwont etta put hot hand on her friends shoulder done to me How could I forgive We are 1 am sure though it was he and I will all not framed in the same way A tender woman might condone what man would have the last word I wondered to whom the reference was never pass over W hy should I not be the made as Angiola replied instrument of Ciods punishment on that 1 really do not Without Him nothing was possible care if it was but there is a draught and man I must shut this door and if I succeeded in killing DEntrangues She came up so quickly that there was no would it not mean that the deed had His time to retreat and in a moment I was dis- sanction On the other hand there were the words of Savonarolas text and the forcovered giveness I had seen with mine own eyes She gave a little cry and stepped back Tossed by doubt now resolved now waverWho are you sir How dare you I saw that the other was going to scream ing at one time certain I was right to be out and burst forth Madam I implore my own law at another encompassed by a ou to be still There is absolutely no dan- terrible fear of sin I did what all men have to do at some time or ether I sank down on ger I have had business with his excelmy knees and wrestled with the temptation lency and missed my way Pardon the intrusion and 1 stood with my cap in my I do not know what words of prayer I used or how long I was there but I can say this hand Weil sir said the Lady Angiola as that when I rose my mind was at rest and you have lound out that you have missed I had won a fight with myself I would leave DEntrangues to the justice of God And your way had you not better tufn hack I would win it back again for my honor Why Angiola it is the gentleman who not in distant lands but here here where rescued us m the gardens called out Mait was taken iron me and then what a fool donna Marietta with a sudden recognition 1 as When my shield was while once Who looks as if he were here now to n ore I would sheathe my sword rebuild our make up for it by cutting our throats Ac cording to you he should have been dying oi old rastle in the Sabine Hills and there Hthaps oh 1 dreamed mad things when Starvation at San La Felicita wish cut in had died of that peace fell upon me But there was such Madam prosaic matter as sleep and 1 had work will vtarvation rather than heard this r the morrow so I pulled myself together however lestore what 1 have received li and with a mind mote comfortable than for you can only Rhow me the waj out oi tin many a da swept the coins into the lag 1 again seek 1 sua house be grateful and saw again to the fastening of the door and pardon for disturbing you ing my bed slept a dreamful sleep until e J suj Ljse you are speaking the truth aroused by the cooing of my friends the Come give me that candle M irietta pigeons It was with a very Sifferent air The other handed her candlestick and that I went down the stairs that morning refusing my proffer to bear it and with a and 1 realized from contrast how brave a st to walk in front she directed curt I meant to have and led me along the interminable galleries h it a full purse can make until recognized the corridor from which paid so o 1 at once but he was not in hi of breakfasted in a leisurely manner was again about to thauk her fice entered t the sign of the Double Florin and then but she simplj pointed to the d lor returned Your way lies there sir As soon as reached the Albizzi Palace 1 1 opened the door and ste d on to the went straij lit to Cecis office and found him stairway without another word In glanced once engaged in conversation with a man The ting the door behind me more in hei direction She was already on latter started when he av me and hurried took his departure but not before J rec way back the single caudle throwing ognized in him Cecis nephew and my it- - soft light on her loose robes and graceful shadow of last night He gave me do friend figure look as he went out perhaps he was sore 1 made my way down the stairs at the end ith the memory of whe end of nvy boot and realizing the sensation ol suddenly finding had mind to give him the day but pru my foot meet the ground alter the last step held my tongue between my teeth dent i thonghl there was yet another and was Ceci was looking much disturbed and an light op with a nasty jerk Stcppinj laughed secretly to myself as I noyed an iy into the street and holding my drawn thought that after all I had been the in- sword in my hand I hurried towards my ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 i ¬ 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 ¬ 1 ¬ 1 1 ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ abode When had gone about 50 pa heard the sound of a door opening and shut ting behind me but thinking it was the wind playing with the door 1 had left unlocked having no key took nu notice and wenl on but soon became aware 1 was being fol wed stopped therefore and deliberately faced round The footsteps behind me instantly ceased and J could make out through the moonlight the si dowy Ggure of a man stooping as if to search for something Thii was of ourse nothing but a pretense and I had half a mind to go back and question him Reflecting however that it would be u ser to avoid any further adventures for the night and that after all it was but one man 1 went on and my pursuer did like w ise but at a greater distance than before until finally he apparently gave the matter up seeing I was on my guard Crossing the SCUare of Santa Felicita however 1 saw some one running swiftly a little ahead of me and then disappear behind the shelter or the small casino of the Medic which stood there I felt sure it was my shadower He bad passed me by some short cut and was now probably intending to bring mat ters to a head Keeping well in the middle of the road I went on and to my surprise saw nothing but in a short time again became conscious that I was dodged and dropping into an artifice quickened my pace to a run The sound of rapid footsteps be¬ hind me showed that my curious friend was doing likewise and not to deprive him of the exercise 1 kept up the pace until we reached the street di Pucei and were close to my lodging Here I faced about and ran back full speed at my pursuer feeling sine that the burst I had given him would try all ins speed to get away He so little calculated on my bange of front that he raw on about 20 yards before realizing what was the Then he turned round and was matter about to make off when I reached him and driving him against the wall held him there with the point of my sword at his breast Imagine my surprise on seeing before me the young man with whom feci had gone away on our return from the funeral of C o tes daughter He was doubtless also the spy of the evening and now with a face white with either terror or anger crouched against the wall holding a dagger in his hand but any attempt to use it would have J been Useless I said have you had enough of Well and I emphasized the question with this I ¬ 1 fnKmr I 1 ¬ 41 r Jr- jsisr - N e ¬ WfflK vfa V-- 4w - 2 You mentioned that Yes or diavolo how was I to find you Let me tell you sir your consequence was much increased thereby he puffed rather than spoke I do not doubt it and I marveled at Machiavelli having selected this garrulous fool to be the bearer of his letter Subsequently I discovered that the secretary did this deliberately in ord r if complications arose to be able to dehy that hf had any hand in a transaction in which an obscure soldier like myself and a notorious old scamp like Puonoccorsi had borne part In fact he very often adopted an artifice such as this namely first sending public dispatches solemnly by a known official of state and following them up at once by a secret letter which either confirmed them or put quite a different complexion on their meaning taking care to choose his messen ¬ gers in such a manner that he would have nothing to fear from failure of then- I have come with a letter for you Pu onoccorsi continued and pulling from a breast pocket a sealed but unaddressed packet he handed it to me His excellency he said tells me you know what to do with this I do I gave answer and examining the seals carefully put the letter in the pocket of a vest which I wore under my bun coat Then that is done he replied ami now signore have you anything to drink my throat is like a limekiln r I am sorry I have not but if you will ac company me to the Marzocco The Marzocco Plood of St Jolin No more Mzoccos for me he burst in as the red went out of his cheek at the very thought of last nights affair Man alive it Flor ence only knew what happened last night the whole place would be in an uproar it was lucky for the secretary that you came to his aid as I had to protect La Sirani ladies first you know and could not heip his excellency in any Way Quite so and rose with a smile but you must allow me to Bee that you cool that lime kiln of yours am only sorry must you to come a little way with me 1 Oh would go a long way for a can Signor Donati and wili drink one gladly to our health ing he got up and we went down and out into the street I took him to my ordinary The Double Florin and betook a long time in quenching his thirst When at iat he had done he ished me good day and we parted not deeming it desirable to he seen too much together in the streets and besid is had much to do to get off by the evening 1 made up my mind to recover the gold tari had pledged and after that to buy a horse and quit Florence at once The tari itself I should have liked to return as I had promised or rather said in my anger last night that lm would but 1 could see no way of doing this without attracting too much attention On my way to the pawnbrokers 1 kept my eyes well open and caught a glimpse of the tibrar scrilc 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out All the more pleasure in receiving it and placing a couple of gold pieces on the table I received my quittartccand change Messer Ceei 1 went on I leave Florence to day and there has been ill blood between us your making entirely I cannot ¬ ¬ ¬ For the last hundred years there have been traditions of huge snakes in the interior of Java gome a hundred feet long- and as big around as a barrel More than a dozen parties of European explorers have gone hunting for these srnkes and they have either never returned or if they did they saw or- Encyclopaedia Britannica for One Dollar Cash and the balance in small monthly payments The entire Thirty Volumes with a Guide and spi elegant Oak Book Case will be delivered when the first payment is made No i ¬ ¬ The complete set Thirty Large Octavo Volumes New Style Buckram Cloth Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper ¬ ¬ a sharp prick ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ - ¬ Mercy he called out thinking his last hour come and scrabbled on to the pave- ¬ ment arms Be ofT with you then I said and assistThere are others who have longer M sser ed his departure with a hearty kick aa he Donati and a dead tongue can tell no tales I take your warning I replied and rose He needed no second bidding but made off at a good pace turning on my heel sought my chamber to When his figure mingled up with the haze await Machiavellis messenger I could not and was lost to view 1 proceeded on my way help thinking I had been wise to force the ¬ wondering a little at the incident 1 could conversation with the intendant as I had not help connecting it with the affair in the done and was sure now that Ceei and the secretarys room the man I had chased up other conspirators were aware who had the endless galleries of his house and the spoiled their soup they would devote a litattempt at murder in the Marzocco Inn tle attention to me It behooved me there- Days Why was I followed I could not make this fore to wear a loose sword for the future An Invitation out but thankful that I had escaped with and look well into corners before I passed 1 was not sure moreover whether I a whole skin climbed up the winding stair- ¬ them Wild Bill exhibiting Indians on the way of the tower which led to my chamber should still consider myself bound by my stage Now then ladies and gents Carefully shutting the door I lit my candle promise of secrecy now that I had been as heres a full band o wild Sioux Indians and emptied out the contents of the bag I much as told that the conspirators were like- who will go through all their peculiar had received from Machiavelli on to my bed ly to include me in their plans and turn war dances and will also give an exso that the coins might make no sound their knives on me I could well see that the secretary would not be able to retaliate by hibition of scalping as done in the days the open process of the law against the at Cf Custer Will some lady or gent kind- ¬ CHAPTER XI tack made on him considering the circuni ly step on the platform some one with THE LETTER TO DAMBOISE stances under which it took place That he plenty of hair please N Y World I could have thiown my cap over the would dio so however under the mask I The Vounu lden housetops I could have shouted for joy as felt sure and he had received sufficient Do you like learning to spell Wil ¬ 1 saw the coins spread out before me I warning Whilst thus reflecting I heard the asked the visitor stooped over them holding the candle aloft gong in the yard below me strike 12 and lie 1 think I would Oh I dont know in one hand whilst 1 ran the lingers of the shortly after heavy steps ascended the stairs There with the sound of much puffing and blowing if words was spelt like theyre pro ¬ other through the clinking metal they lay bread shining pieces of silver The new arrival stopped at my landing and nounced said Willie flecked here and again with the mellower knocked firmly at my door Thinking it best Which for instance light of gold At one stroke when my luck lo be careful 1 unsheathed my sword and Oh jography and rithmetic and joy was apparently at its lowest ebb it had letting down the bolt stepped back a pace Come in The door man Whats the sense of spellin joy turned again and was coming up in high before I called out Harpers Bazar tide Xot only this I was to go to Pome opened ami in walked my stout friend who nan had retreated so rapidly from the bravos at very place of all others where I was likethe Aeeotin titifc for It and I breathed the Marzocco ly to meet DEntrangues Horrified Mistress Verena the Mes er Donati he said with an inquir- guests are not eating their an impious prayer that good angels might oyster pie see hnn come to no hurt until we met and ing look What is the matter with it The same 1 bowed and ofleied Lira a even as I prayed the vision of that dying New Cook I dunno mem 1 put in who forgave with her last breath chair woman every pint of The devil he exclaimed sinking into half a cupful of sugar came before me My hand shook so that I Mebby that wasnt enough barely hold the candle and turning it but ic is like an ascent to Heaven for a eysters could jway 1 placed it on the table and went up sinner to reach you and he mopped his mem Chicago Tribune that ur to my window Midnight war long past and face with a large handkerchief If you would have a good time wfcv The only mndgeon downstairs the intendant flatly we were touching the morning sound that broke the stiihiesa was the dis refused to inform me vhere you were until ever you go take it with you Chicago 1 came from the secretary Daily News tant clang of the martmee- keeping up it I xnev ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ forget however that when I was ill you helped me much and that in other ways you were kind Let us part friends and Messer eci you are old I would advise you to let matters of state alone He looked at me and the corners of his mouth hardened as he said Leave me and my age alone Messer Donati If it was not for you there would have been a deed done last night at which all Florence would have rung again So your precioM nephew brought the 1 answered news to you this morning with a question hazarding a shot Ceci remained silent and drawing my conclusions I went on Had what you plotted succeeded you would have been in a lair way to taste the arms of the rack Even now you are not safe You see Ceci I know too much and it would be wise to be civil Not safe and he laughed scornfully who says I am not safe I do remember the secretary has long dinary snakes only M or 40 feet long Finally two captains in the English army with a party of Sikh soldiers went after snakes with the determina- ¬ tion to find them or perish in the at- ¬ tempt and in a few days they reached the snake region They found wild hogs deer and crocodiles and a few SO feet reptiles but no giants One morning a native hunter came iiaand reported a big snake The Englishmen prospected and found a snake three feet in diameter and after breaking its back with a shot discovered that 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crate two boards b b are CRATING HOGS MADE EASY I slid between the end boards and held in place by a bolt through top and bottom af each From bottom up side boards are nailed on three four and five inches apart respectively To handle hogs take three planks one foot wide place one end in rear of wagon other on ground as shown at c Two men take the crate at each end follow up and drop over the hog and then walk the bog under the crate up the plank on the wagon In this way I bave loaded alone hogs that weighed 400 pounds Keep crate close to ground or the hog will poke hex nose under and crawl out If hogs are wild feed them and while eating set crate over them I less fertilizing material in it than has a lead hogs from pen to pasture in this grain of barley way C A Phoenix in Farm and It is the peculiarity of most weeds Home that most of their growth is taken di- ¬ rectly from the soil and that both it STOCK ON THE FARM and the moisture to make the plant food crops needed Matter How Small the Premises It soluble are growth by growing among of a weed Each days Will Pay the Owner to Keep hoed crops lessens the yield If the Hog or Sheep weed is left until late its roots will be 3So farm so small but there are some so intermingled with those of valuable wastes on it if the produce is sold direct crops that one cannot be destroyed from the farm It is impossible to raise without uprooting the other A little and sell grain and hay without losing care in destroying the weeds while some portion of it which might have small will save much labor later besides the inevitable shrinkage of the crop been saved if live stock were kept among which the weeds have been al- ¬ The man with a large farm may be able to go on raising and selling grain lowed to grow American Cultivator snd let the wastes go but the small CHEAP COLONY HOUSE farmer cannot allow these losses For the small farmer horses or cattle are out of the question as they require Roosting Plaee Protected from Wind and Rain Is All Fowls Need in too large an area for pasturage but the Early Fall with hogs or sheep the case is different They can be kept with profit in comFowls do well colonized out in small paratively cramped quarters Either of flocks in summer and early fall They these kinds of stock may be used to more shelter than a roosting make meat of grass and grain Feed need little ih may be sold in the shape of mutton place that protected from storms and wool or pork to better advantage than showers The cut shows an A shelter boarded in its original condition The small matched lumber to the ground on farmer should be an intensive farmer with uide one and end with nests and roosts and intensive farming is impossible without the help of live stock pr the inside Put the tight side and end to purchasing of large quantities of fer- ward the direction of storms Fowls tilizers which is not good farming The man who owns a small farm and keeps a small herd of hogs or a email flock of sheep is likely to become an en thusiast and if this is the case the stock kept will get much larger prices than common stock and the profits will be in creased As a matter of fact the small farmer with a few animals is in a position to take the very best care of his animals Whether they are to be used for market AN A SHELTER or are pure breds which are to be sold for breeders and in either case the re turns will be larger than they could be can thus be colonized in many flocks where larger flocks with less care are on pasture and other rough land ob- ¬ viating the necessity of building many kept Farmers Voice yards and of furnishing all the feed Fowls on free range will get half their When to Buy Mill Feed The plan reduces of year millers need all living themselves At this time of permanent chicken their spare store room to hold grain the number and will sell bran and wheat middlings houses required since the flock is usu ¬ much cheaper than they can afford to ally much larger in summer and fall do later in the season There is often than in winter after the market chick- ¬ a saving of two or three dollars per ton ens and the old hens have been culled even though the price of grain does not out Farm and Home advance if the mill feed needed for winfor the Hornfly ter and spring use is purchased now If The Remedy is becoming trouble- ¬ hornfly farmers have spare room in their barns some in some sections and that can be kept always dry thev can experiment station reports the Kansas that they profitably use it for storing bran found the following mixture to though it is very bulky in proportion to have them its cott and for that reason room for effectually prevent collegefrom troubling Two herd the agricultural it cannot be afforded where storage is quarts fish oil one pint crude carbolic expensive American Cultivator atd ten ounces of oil of tar one ounce oil of pennyroyal one quart kerosene Sngar fleets Potash except the kerosene In several foreign experiments with All any good drug store can he obtained and the cost is at the culture of sugar beets noted by the Put it on with Ha cents a gallon department of agriculture it was found but in fine spray from that whereas nitrogenous fertilizers in ¬ brush cloth or once in two or three atomizer creased the yield of beets per acre days- - Theabout is from one half to one cost they also decreased the sugar content cent a head each day and the t flics and and purity of the juice but that the all others will carefull vavoid it application of potash and phosphoric acid fertilizers improved the quality of Owes No Man Any thins the beets The greatest increase in Sheep are unlike all other stock if de ¬ BQgar was due to potash fertilizing Beets grown from large seeds gave bet- cently managed A good sheep can a man die in ter yields and were ru her in sugar never weaneddebt to consunted Jf it dies nothing it has than those grown from small seeds It whendies the first winter the wool will was concluded that 14 inches was a If it pay for its keep up to that period if it good depth for plowing lived to be sheared once it brings its owner in debt to it and if the ordinary KnoniiK a lilt Too Mneb of wool production and breeding Another difficulty with those who courseon that indebtedness increases goes Banage incubators is that they know with great rapidity as long as the sheep too much They know more than the lives If the horse or steer die at three man who made the machine and do not years old or the cow before always follow directions Each one or four the loss is almost a total one breeding will have some whim or make some Free Press Ontano Canada which faneed remarkable discovery by world Cabbages are gross feeders They re- ¬ ke is to electrify the poultry not realize that they know quire a rich soil and thorough cultiva ¬ and they do nothinff at all until they spoil one or tion if the best results arc obtained two hatches for which they condemn¬ Be careful about potato vines which the incubator but after awhile bet- have been spnayed with paris green ter results follow and the iterator is that the stock cannot eat them somewhat satisfied ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ be difficult for most farmers to calculate how great is the loss from the prevalence of weeds in crops In a Believed by the Admiralty That She season when dry weather prevails these Will De the Greatest Triumph In losses are comparatively small though Naval Arehltectare To Cost even then the weeds take water from S12500OO the soil which is not all returned when they are uprooted and buried in it The At the moment Emperor William was weed that is buried is surrounded by air telling Congressman Foss that the best spaces keeping the soil more porous peace conference is a strong navy plans than it otherwise would be and there- ¬ had just passed the British admiralty fore drying it out faster The case is for an entirely new class of warship still worse as regards the fertility that Great interest is taken in the new vesthe weed has taken It was originally sel which was designed by Sir William entirely soluble but the weed has to White director of naval construction ferment and be resolved into vegetable who has given a representative of the mold before it can be put in the same press the following particulars soluble condition Yet we have known We believe she will be the greatest farmers to delay cultivation of hoed triumph in naval architecture both for crops so as to have more grass and speed and fighting She will cost ready weeds to be plowed under for sea about 1250000 her speed will It is often said that weeds are a pre- ¬ be a knot in excess of any British bat- ¬ ventive of good farming that there tleship and her guns turrets torpedo would be much less cultivation of hoed tubes nuts and booms will embody crops if it were not that the growth of ideas which experience and experiment Vet where have proved far beyond anything yet weeds made it necessary the cultivator is kept going all through attempted in this or any other country the season so often as to prevent any Her guns will be generally of smaller weed from reaching the surface the caliber than those of the Bulwark now weed killed as quickly as it sprouted building She will be the longest and has done the soil more good and less broadest warship ever laid down in a harm than it could do at any subse ¬ government dockyard while her draft quent stage of its growth At this ear ¬ will be shallow Her breadth is de ¬ ly period about all the plant substance signed to attain the maximum steadi ¬ has been directly furnished from the ness under fire and from her new steer swelling and decomposition of the seed gear very excellent results are certain in germination At this time the car- ¬ Forward will be the circular tops bonic acid gas which the seed gives off mounted with rapid fire giins Her to- ¬ when it germinates makes its plant tal armament will be 52 guns The food more soluble than it ever can be details as to their caliber for the pres- ¬ after the plant puts forth roots and be-¬ ent must be kept secret Six torpedo gins to draw from the soil Finely pow- ¬ tubes will complete her equipment Her dered malt has been used as a fertilizer protection of harveyized steel will be When it has been applied in contact less than on the ships now building with seed grain of any kind it has pro- ¬ The Spanish American war directed our duced remarkable results though it is attention to coal capacity and nothing too expensive a fertilizer to be used on will be wanting in that respect Her a very large scale But the ordinary displacement will be 13000 tons The weed seed is much smaller and has far new vessel which will be laid down in ¬ It would Plan for an- Entirely New Class of Warship for British Navy Women Will Be Employed Pathetic Plea of the Bibulous Head of the Home Next as Indian Schoo Superinten ¬ Morning dents by Gorernment ¬ One of the Bohemian citizens of the town Indian Commissioner Jones has dewent home the other night after having cided that no more women shall be ap donned a pair of skates that would have slid pointed as superintendents of Indian him over an Arizona desert with the merschools and for some time past has cury bubbling out of the top of the thermom¬ j ¬ been reducing those holding such office to subordinate places and putting men Owing to the in charge of the schools required of su- character of the work eter j Commissioner Jones holds that women do not possess the necessary qualifications The commis- eioner advances several reasons for this The superintendent is on duty practically 24 hours every day presid- ing at the school under his or her care The superintendent has the executive head of the school work and has charge of the employes including teachers matrons seamstresses cooks laun The managedresses and farmers ment of the force is an arduous task especially in the larger schools For the issuance of the clothing and provisions the superintendent is als o re sponsible and must be familiar with aecounts and business methods The principal objection to women superintendents lies in the fact that at all Indian schools industrial training s the principal feature and it is said It has been demonstrated that women are unfitted for work of this character Herds of cattle farms and gardens are to be looked after by the superintendent who also has charge of the disburse- ¬ ments and is expected to prepare estimates for new buildings repairs and other improvements Where a man is superintendent he has general oversight over the entire plant and operates the literary department through a principal teacher the domestic department through a matron and the industrial branches through a farmer or industrial teacher as the case may perintendents ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j j He had no recollection of how he got home and even the next morning he waa 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 he- - 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 felt his hot forehead Well you did You knocked over the babys cradle Then you blew out the gis and we were nearly asphyxiated What do you think of thatr 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 pa¬ m zmmL The debilitating drains and discharges which weaken so many women are caused by a tarrh of the distinctly fcminJ Se organs The sufferer may call her trouble Leuchorrhoca or Weakness or Female Disease o some ether name but the real trouble is catarrh of the female organs and nothing else radically and perma- ¬ nently cures this and all othei forms of Catarrh It is a positive specific for female troubles caused 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 thetic Mlove he said as a ray of inspiration burst through his foggy brain wasnt I here to die with you Washington Post m ¬ ¬ strengthen the nervous system We know of nothing which will accomplish this quicker than Hostetters Stomach Hitters It is the one medicine tht is successful above all others in the treat ncnt of blood stomach and liver diseases Do not take a substitute See that a private Revenue Stamp covers the neck of tke bottle ¬ quickest Music for Nervousness Some scientists have ctaimed that music has the power to soothe the nerves But the way to cure nervousness is to ¬ Irony ye ¬ ¬ ¬ didnt its worth yer vvhoile Up th boulevard he struts wid hid iievated Sud- Did ye iver notice a mon from St Louis inquired the janitor philosopher Will if - be BOY WHO FLAGGED New dinly thors a big contimotion an hes lifted off his fate by an autvmobile He picks himsilf up goes hom an tills his frinds th horseliss carriages a Chicago are run by jackasses but thot th jackasses are insoide Oh hes a bitter lobster Chicago Evening News TRAIN Home Seekers Excursions November at Devonport immediately after the Bulwark is off the slip should be ready within a year She will be the nearest approach yet attained to a per- ¬ fect combination of the fighting capac- ¬ ity of a battleship with the mobility of a cruiser of that type advocated by one of the highest naval authorities in the world Capt Mahan DRY One Is Will a floating dry dock at Cavite Philippine islands to be used in repairing the war ships of the Asiatic squadron The ad visability of the construction of such a dock is now being discussed by naval officials and it is looked on with great - Secretary Long will in all probability his action of a few days previously in Cincinnati recommend to congress the building of flagging the train and preventing what ¬ ¬ To the North West Northwest South west South and Southeast Selling dates August 15th September 5th and 19th and on October 3d and l7th 1899 at one fare plus 200 to authorized points in the folThe recent flagging of a train by a lowing states Alabama Arizona ArkanBlack hills South Dakota boy and the sas British Columbw Colorado Florida generous treatment accorded him by Georgia Iowa Indian Territory Idaho Kansas the passengers and railroad officials Kiinnesota Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Mississipjid Missouri Montana bave resulted in inaugurating a new in Manitoba New Mexco Nebraska North dusty among the Blaek hills boys The Carolina North Dakota Oregon Oklaother day some passengers when at a homa South Carolina South Dakota Texas DOCK AT MANILA Wyoming Virginia Wisconsin Utah station where the flagging episode oc ¬ WTashington For full information and parGreatly Needed Cong res s curred noticed a bright faced ragged ticulars as to rates routes tickets limits urchin standing near the track Hop ¬ Btop over privileges etc call on Agents Be Asked to Make an Big Four Route or address the undering to get a sight of the boy who had Appropriation T Agt signed W P DepDe A G P created so much favorable comment by Warren J Lynch Gen Pass Tkt Agt Industry Inaugurated Among Four Route Tim Bis ¬ The microbes that cause chills and fever and malaria enter the system through mucous membranes made heals the porous by catarrh mucous membranes and prevents the entrance of malarial germs thus preventing and curing these affections Pe-ru-na ¬ the Urchins of the Black Hills In South Dakota BIG FOUR TH6 ¬ ¬ Sea Level Route TO ¬ ¬ NEW YORK DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE WAGNER SLEEPING CARS DINING LARS M ¬ O mirnl Watsons flppt mnct Vo cent Hong Kong 600 miles away to be docked and the expense ranges from 2000 to 4000 for each ship A floating dock could be built in this country and sent in sections to Manila where the parts could be assembled and put together Some years ago this method was adopted in the case of the monitor Comanche which was built on the Atlantic coast taken apart and shipped to San Francisco on a sailing vessel The cost of a first class dry dock would be about 000000 exclu- ¬ sive of transportation If the con- ¬ of the dock is authorized bj struction congress it will probably be followed by the erection at Cavite of shops and appliances for all sorts of naval repair work and in time this government will have a thoroughly equipped naval sta- ¬ tion at Manila 1 might have been a serious accident some of the kind hearted and passengers asked the lad who was He promptly replied he Im de kid wot flagged de keers t other day Without stopping to verify his claim they at once began tossing him nickels dimes and quarters and the lad profited greatly by his deceit Every urchin who puts in his time at the depots in that particular locality to see passing trains is now the boy who flagged the train and unsuspecting passengers have ample opportunities to part with their spare change hero-worshiping Waiter 1 ve got liver calf s brains pig i feet I dont want a description of your physical peculiarities What you have got to eat is what I want to know Boston Traveler -¬ Guest -- What have you got What He Had President I ING ALLS E 0 JleCOSHIIC Pass Traffic Mft Agt Asst WARREK J LYNCH Ticket GenL Pass W i Some men are so deficient in the elements of success that thev would never set the world on fire even if the world were insured in their favor Detroit Journal Cant Succeed DOUGLAS 3350 SHOES j1 L Worth ALL LEATHERS ALL STYLES TIIK M XI INK Uso W L Iouplat Dame aud price stamped on bottom Indorsed bv over 1000000 wearers 4 to 5 compared other makes itl ¬ The flest Prescription for Chills and Fever is a bottle of Gkoves Tasttless Cdiix Tonic Tts Bimply iron and quinine in a tasteless form No cure no pay Price50c Sort of TEST TORPEDO BOAT Holland Snbmnrlne Vessel Travels KiThe boss dynamiters of Japan are Pak Yank Pak Chung Yung and Pak Yung Under the Water and Discharges Hyo and they are a very bad pack Balti Dummy Torpedoes more Herald To Car m Cld In One Bay For the first time since the Holland Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All submarine torpedo boat came to the druggists refund money if it fails to cure 35c Shelter islands waters a test of dis Feminine Exhortation charging torpedoes was made the other A Boston paper says that about 300 women day The trial took place over the govhave been ernment course Besides the torpedo not taken licensed to preach aThe rest have the trouble to get license St ¬ Stort Deck Take no substitute clahred to be as good Largest nmkert iI shoes in tat and world Your dealer should keep them 11 not we win sendy l iairoii rerelpt of price Staff kind or leather tlze und width plain or cap toe - Catalogue B Free W L DOUGLAS SHOE CO Brockton Mass W ¬ WNnj V HV SSSXsSSS 4D BIB OBtiB1 a A ¬ VjS tftJ TAL6UE THE MARKETS Cincinnati Sept LIVESTOCK Cattle 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the boat was moving and about four feet below the surface It was blown from the tube by air pressure and was taken in a straight line for about 75 feet There scarcely was any disturbance in the water from the discharge of the torpedo only a few air bubbles showing on the surface near the bow of the boat The torpedoes were dummies of the smallest whitehead tj pe used bj-- the ¬ she wailed What is the matter man lovely dear asked her most intimate He came home and told me he had friend a sure way to keep jellv from getting moldy at the top and when I asked him how he Boston Travsaid turn it upside down that I should have married a funny Send your name and address on a postal and we will send yoa our 156- page illustrated catalogue free ¬ eler WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO 176 Winchester Avenue New Haven CcnnfS l I 4 READERS OF THIS PAPER DKSUUNG TO BLT ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THKT ASK FOR REFUSING A TI SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS You have several 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Kure ffensive Nest An old friend met us He first showed Miss Bessie Peed of Mayslick is the as a black spot far up on the shore guest of the Misses Peed then drifted grandly down upon set Frank Herbert took twenty coops of pinions tacking in and out like a fowls to the Ewing Fair yacht working to windward It hap Miss Nauuie Collier of Cynthiana is pened he was slanting shoreward when he passed and at 40 yards his snowy the guest of Mrs J as Jollier Miss Katie Miller went to Cynthiana head and tail broad brown fans Tuesday to visit Mrs Williams 6hoved to fine advantage We could see the polished yellow of his hooked Miss Ada Chancelor went to Mason bill and the fierce flash of his marvelWednesday to visit relatives ous golden telescopic eye as he turned Mist Rebecca Martin left yesterday it upon us and then back to his tireless for Chicago to attend college searching of the water and the wave Will Allen of Paris was the guest of line along shore Royce Allen and mother luesday For years this eagle hoary old beach Mrs C M Beet was in Cincinnati comber as he is has patrolled the shore Tuesday and Wednesday on business daily for miles seeking what the waters have cast up for be it known Wm Millerguest of Robert and Chas he is not above accepting even carrion Millei returned yesterday 10 Cincinnati Many a dead fish and lost bTrd he gets Thos D Judy has been on the sick for the trouble of picking them up but list for the past week withspiual trouble he can hunt too when he feels so disMiss Julia Miller left Wednesday to posed Season after season he and his take charge of the school at Hutchison mate have patched the old nest and Mrs Ed Hull visited her parents iu reared their eagles in peace No one can climb the tree and no Flouiiugaburg Tuesday and Wednesday decent man would shoot at the birds Miss Tillie Javnes of Paris is the Should you visit the foot of the tree guest of Mrs bue Jayues and Mis T E your nose will be assailed by a most Savage objectionable odor and your naturally Dr Garrett Judy and wile f Bethel brief inspection will convince you that has been tbe guest oi relatives here sev the eagles do hunt more than they are eral days given credit for Everywhere are fragMiss Katie Savage returned Tuesday ments of fish while among them are from a visit to Fieuiiugsburg with Miss wings and tails which must have be- Anna Simms longed to grouse portions of hares and Mrs Anna other fragments suspiciously like cer- Wednesday toThornton went to Paris daughter Mil tain parts of lambs sucking pijxs and John Connell visit her domestic fowls But they were not our Mrs W H H Johnson and daugntei lambs pis or fowls and so no shot Miss Lelia of Paris visited relative whistles after the old pirate who scones to understand that he is free to here Wednesday Aaron Sinedby of Hutchison was tht buccaneer to his hearts content Ed guest or J 0 Smeley and iaiuily Tues JSandys in Outing W day Wednesday Mrs Zene FUugher and dangbtei GESTICULATING TALKERS have returned 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¬ provement I continued the medicine and in fonr months the last it tie scab dropped off Ten vears hv pnmaoH a sign of the disease has returned R F Williams Gillsburg Miss Wf steadily worse cided to try S I de- ¬ 88 The Bourhon Steam Laundry having secured office room at ¬ 1 and Main will locate their main office at that place Phone No 4 All calls or bundles entrusted three stories high to them will receive prompt at- ¬ J H HAGGARD tention Hjbjr 3m Paris Ky i Parker James corner Fourth I offer for sale my entire stock 2 Ladies Kid worth of buggies nhretons barouches 1350 go this Oxfordforszes toat4 Davis week road wagons carts at reduced Thompson Isgrigs 150 augltf prices I will also sell my carriage shop which is sixty five feet RYEis8carce I have a few hundred long forty five feet wide and bushels left Buy what you need before it is all sold Geo W Stuart directly opposite L N freight depot D Cable photographer will make three Mantello photos for ten cents during the next two weeks 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wonderful medicine Watches Bicycles Sewing Machines V W Merton quick and safe May Guns etc Sample and particulars free The Aetna Life issues every hew Wis W T Brooks Send us your address to day if you do form of Life Term Endowment no more and see how easily you can get ud Accident Insurance My agency insures against something nice you want We will sur fire wind and storm best oP re- ¬ prise yon Please dont wait a minute send now Better enclose 5 utamps for Resident Agent liable prompt paying compani- trial subscription and present or 38 Paris Ky stamps for watch and paper while the esnon-union watches are going free The PASTIME W 0 HINTON Agent Pub Co Louisville Kv a bright DENTIST WAIT A MINUTE Good Watches Absolutely Free IONT 9969780801 -- desi--ibl- ¬ O V7 Millor POLAND CHINAS for SALE boars and two sows of same litter sired by Sadleys Model the 1600 hog and T have for sale two extra good Fall oct of my 6ne yearling boar a sow by the uoted Chief Tecum efa 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by KENTUCKY U S Oiistide Sweepstakes Worlds Fair C5ief Tecumseli 16623 winner at i My brood sows are all recorded in Oeofcral aad Ohio P C Records and are by sach sires as Won more prizes and sired more prize winners til an any hog that evei lived Vis Chief and other good ones Better breeding than this is hard to fiad and I also have the good individu sdd to correspond t oine and 1 ok over my berd and get my prices before bny mg elsewhere Correspondence solic Visitors welcome Prices reason atcta Terms cash tI ii te- GEORGE CLAYTON Hutchison BourbouJCounty Ky STORE m ffttn STOVE UMAJESTIC aiweiiMi HE GREAT - v - -- r i I hr-- dsr i - -- V His Brogue Saved Him The thiclmess of his brogue secured i sImijestic IkT Iff MAJESTIC for a recent arrival from the Emerald J r Isle a ride of several hundred miles at vi y I H n UJIi the expense of the Pennsylvania railroad His destination was Boston and at the Broad street station he riwSFaEyccr2Ss- - asked for a ticket to the Hub The iir L i fcliii Ili a ticket seller was unable to determine whether it was Boston or Washington the man wanted to reach but finally i sold him a ticket for the latter city and a few hours later he found himself in m the national capital As he was unable ifTra to read the mistake was not discovered until he reached Washington and to r complicate matters he had not suffi1 have a complete line of the great cient funds to purchase a ticket to laiajestic ranges Boston For gas fittings honse furnishings Pie presented his case to the railroad plumbing metal roofing door and officials at Washington and they putWindow screens refrigerators etc I ting him to a test were unable to disi ran give the best line for the least mon- tinguish from his pronunciation of Washington and Boston any material BENJ PERRY difference thus exonerating the clerk Paris Ky at the Broad street station in this city for his error The facts of the case being laid before the general passenger department the man with the brogue was forwarded to his proper destination Philadelphia Record LII i II i JSP Oliii- Jl an entire course of calisthenics before Give a he has talked five minutes Neapolitan a pair of dumb bells and ask him what he thinks of the weather and before he finishes his answer he will have taken enough healthful exercise to last him all day This traveler spent many an interesting hour in watching the Neapolitan talk One day in a cafe he sat next to a couple of Italians who were engaged In a most spirited conversation The younger of the two men grow very With his hands he made excited reaching and clinging motions as if climbing Then he reached right and left above his head as one would do in picking cherries Then without slackening his remarkable flow of conversation he put the thumb and first finger of his left hand together and held them a few inches before his eyes and went through the careful movements of one threading a small needle And all the time he talked Next he made overhand motions as of throwing Then he gave an imitation of some one swimming After that he described several rapid circles with his left hand which gave the impression of a revolving wheel Then he leaned forward and with his right hand lifted acted as a person would act in trying to put a key into a keyhole The writer asked his friend who understood Italian what all the fuss was about Theyre talking chiefly about the was the reply London weather ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ day McClmtock have shippeo Mclutyre 12500 lambs to Eastern markets thh -uiuuier and handled over 2500 stocl ewes Geo Johuson and Chas have the peanut pop corn week and sodi Mrs W M Brut and sou of Stanford who haye been guests ot Mis C M Best returned home Tuesday Mr and Mrs E T Beediug and sol are visiting Thos Prather and wife ic Mason and attending the Ewing Fair J J Smedlev returned Tuesday from a trip to New York and Philndelphib after purchasing his Fall stock of goods Mrs Tom Prather and Mrs Ad Myall of Mason weie guests ot for mers bisters tbe Misses Wadell Tues LH ViU be Landman M Ohio D I f No 503 W Ninth Sotrt vmcmnau Paris WOOd at the Windsor Hotel SlbW cMrsViRcisvEi STIMS asssEffiffi Pertiliiera Etc cr I SEEDS TUESDAY Sept 12th 1899 -- uonth eturning every second Tuesday in each Every leading physiciaLin Kentucky Paris Are thorough re cleaned new crop and of hiphest quality It costs comparatively no more to sow owfitft Grade Seeds than the ordinary stocks so generally offered while the results willoWar more satisfactory Our Catalogue gives fullest in formation about Grasses and Clovers soils the varieties are adapted for best combinations to give largest results in hay or pasturage care of pas tures and meadows etc Write for Catalogue and prices of any seeds required ¬ tiBFRRENCE WOOD 1 nnicuii - i vw w Jefc c i - v Merriine water privelege at the Ewing Fair thir 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- ¬ vertised for 30 days only Note the following low prices The Millersburg training school wil be opened by C M Best Monday tb 11th not later as reporUa by som papers Remember the Lawn Fte to night ii the Christian Church yard for benefit ol the Endeavor Society Admission fifteen cents Mr and Mrs Josh McCliutock and son of Pinsant Hill Mo returned home Tuesday after several weeks visit ¬ Mail i ¬ C2 -- -- with relative R M Evans started his New Rolle Process Flouring Miill here yesterday He built the mill put in all tbt machinery and does all his own grind ing The D B Judy larm of 360 acres foui miles east of town was sold Tuesday at 5860 and bought by Mrs W H H Johnson Will Tom and Garrett Judy four of tqc heirs Rev and Mrs Danl Robertson and daughters of Winchester visited Mr and Mrs Caleb Corringtou and othei friends Tuesday and Wednesday on theii r i 4 i - A A A a a aa - - - -- ni -i f Dry Boons Department sold at 10 uns Clear in i1 I I r W carpi Plaiting Bug Oplipt also One thousand yards Percale i aa ana iz i z jeius per V J iaru ance Sale it goes at 5 Cents per Yard A Come Early and get first choice 1 Prices in this Department have been reduced We have just receiv d a line of Fine Moquette Rugfl in all Alho New Mattinrs and Carnets Cull inspect our line full ize s and I L P 5ar - l ¬ way home from Conference fRRev C C Fisher of the M F C opened school Wednesday with thirty two boarders and the largest day at tendance he has ever had He expect more boarders and day pupils Hon M T Bryan of Nashville Ex Lieut Gov Bryan of Covington and Mr John White of Cincinnati honored Millersburg with a visit yesterday Millersburg is proud of such sons as these ¬ At tttt 2 r ii in 15 r eiiiiiiii iiiiiiM9iiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiii i Gents ForgisNog Department 4 -- ¬ TlfZ f-- ¬ ¬ tou of Miss Emma McClintock and Mr Samuel Stofer Miss McClintock formerly lived at this place and Mr Stofer who is from Montgomery is the secre- The engagement is announced atLexing 100 an d All Monarch Shirts sold at 8125 Clearance Bale Price 85 certy a lot of Soft Bosom Shirts sold at 50 and 75 cents go in this sale at 25 cents each I g H Tift ¬ ¬ tary for J 8 StollCo ¬ CARLISLE Mews PHILIP II FOLEY D3NTIST r U Siiiuiiiiuiiiniiiiimimiiiniiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiml i Clothing Deparimem SDoe Department Ladies Shoes sold at 150 and 2C0 Cle irance Sale Price 100 Ladies Slippers sold at 100 and llfO Clearance Sale Price 50 and 75 Cents Mens Shoes at 95 Cents per Pair Culled From Nic olas County Precincts From The Mercury Fmit Versa Alcohol store Fruit will destroy the desire for alStce over Vardens drug Oranges and apples Cud be found t Htrl Ford ham at coholic drinks raigfat have been found to be the most efAnd the fectual cure for inebriates more they eat of these lucious fruits the more the desire for drink will diminish until at last it is completely crucified and so far as the individual is concerned is gone forever ¬ ¬ 290 pupils Carlisle Graded School has enrolled Estill Springs White Stilplnir and Chalybeate Pleasure and Health Kesort Pi JIIJJE 1ST TO OCTOBER 1ST OafaeR -citic B Railroad and NI he Kentucky River in the midst of Mountains and Romantic Scenery The for skin and White Sulphur is J fisherman The best kidney troubles the Chalybeate waters amateur got away from her catches fill appointments at Hairodsbure Win Denver chester h rankfort and Lawrencbnrg always r Wntrea tonic Hot Sulphur Baths Post George R Secrest shot and killed ai tne aoase particulars addiess Per further himself To sday pijht at his home Tho highest Inhabited place In the He was thirty itrhr years old Burial i THOMAS PROll world is the customs house of Anco yesterday afternoou at the Carlisle CirT marca in Peru it being 16000 feet cemetery Deceased carried 5000 life JKVINE KV above the sea insurance j The Adams Express Co will have an old hoss sale Oct 9th The engagement of Miss Anabel Lee to Mr T E Burns of Knoxville Tenn is announced Carlisle entertained Conference most hospitably and every visitor had a pleasant stay in onr city Jack Campbell Henry AdamaDn and The Blnff Called Bessie George Blake of Nicholas have unFather from head of stairs if that young man doesnt go pretty listed in the army to go to the Phillip pines soon he will miss the last car Hon Wm Goebel and Hon J C S Bessie in parlor Thats all right papa He likes to walk New York Blackburn will address the people of Nicholas at the Court House in Carlisle Journal Monday Sept 11 at one oclock When a married woman talks of her Hon Johh G Blair Peoples party girlhood days she reminds us of the nominee for Governor left Monday to ¬ ¬ Mens Suits sold at 600 Clearance Sale Price 3 90 Childrens Linen Suits at 25 Cents a Suit Linen Pant3 at 15 Cents ner Pair 4 f t 4 zjA I This is a Bona Fide Sale to duce Stock Remember the Plaa e Seventh and Main Streets Re- ¬ TWIN BROTHERS I r- -

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