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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): September 12, 1899

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): September 12, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899091201_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): September 12, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. mm u in 11 it ii riw um Miiiiinuiii in is 11 or a room or board or a house J 3 S or a horse or a position yon i 3 want it bad enough to adver- I I tise for it Try the columns of 3 Ir you really want a servant REMEMBER THE PARIS STREET FAIR SEPTEMBER 26 27 AND 28 Still 14 1 1 1 II 11 1 HtUI IllltlU I II I It III 111 1 1 - 5J- - nu DUUKBUN INEWS iiiivniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiuMiiiiiii CHAMP BRO THE BOURBON NEWS PKINTKD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY 3 3 E 3 3 Space in a newspaper is vain- able to the man who knowehow to use it The wise merchant advertises in the dull season and profits from it n 111 s f I W 11 m 11 1111111 mi 1 1 ti 11 1 it 11 11 ri 111 i5i Editors and Owners Established fkb i 1881 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12 1899 MILLERSBURG News Notes lathered In And About The NO 72 VEHICLES OF EVERY STYLE BIRDSELL OLD HICKORY AND FISH P Hut day to Mt Olivet J Will Clarke entertained a number of his friends Friday evening Sanford Carpenter sot several blue ties at the Ewing Fair last week Th Ebenezer Presbytery will convene here to day and last until Friday Harry Conway of Carlisle visited his mother Mrs Lou Conway Sunday Mrs Lou Ireland of Paris was the guest of Mrs Bettie Martin Sunday THE KINO THAT COOKS Robt Collier of Mt Sterling visited to the satisfaction of the most particular housekeeper is the his mother Mrs Jas Collier Sunday kind of Coal Will Ross of Carlisle was the truest of his sister Mrs Ed Ingels Sunday MOUNTAIN ASH Miss Lillian Layson left vesterday to is Almost pure carbon free from slate and dirt and leaves but a attend Hamilton College Lexington Frank Bowden of Paris was the small residue of ashes I am Sole Agent for this celebrated coal in guest of his brother Dwight Sunday Paris and my prices on it are no higher they are just what you Dr Julius Purnell returned Saturday pay for other Jellicos from a visit with friends in Louisville Miss Florence Bass of Louisville arrived Friday and will teach at the M FC N L Miss Bessie Joiner the guest of Mrs Shannon returned yesterday to Lexiug Jas Cray and family returned Satui -- All Hi vf If i IMli lIllL m Hkuil Llrtsk NEW NORTHERN WHITE SEED RYE TIMOTHY SEED OATS SALT HAY GRAIN if-- JELLICO 3Sfi ¬ GEO W STUART Depot Directly Opposite Freight 1 ton FARM WAGONS Kentucky and Superior Disc Drills See these before you buy The prices are just right Martin left Thursday for Chicago where she will teach this year Miss Lorena Thompson of Louisville is the guest of her cousin Mrs Marion Johnson Mrs W V Shaw returned Friday from a months visit with her parents at Butler Miss Lanuie Layson returned Friday from a visit with Miss Sue Wood neai Stanford Miss Katie Rankin returned last week from an extended visit in Missouri with relatives Mrs Samuel Dodson returned Satur day from Swango Springs after a Miss Rebecca ¬ NINE TAILORS May make a man all right but nine are not abso- ¬ have a fine selection of Fall lutely necessary 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 At S STOUT F- P- - months visit Miss Anna Marshal returned Satur day from Atlanta for a few weeks visit ¬ Lowrys Old Stand RJ NEELYS HUTCHISON aimmmmmmmmmtTtTTtTTTmm Fresh Paragraphs About The People In This Vicinity Mrs Lessie Logan is visiting in the neighborhood EVERYTHING IN THE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 1 w BA 11 Geo Clayton has returned from the Ohio State Fair at Colnmbus Miss Pearl Kenney is entertaining a honse party of Millersbarg friends Miss Minnie Howard of Cvnthiana is visiting her sister Mrs Johu McLeod who is ill Mr Geo Bain will deliver a lecture at Antioch on Friday Sept 15th There Ball will alo be some choice vocal music Rev J A Taylor commenced a meetgiven by a Lexington sextette ing last night at the Baptist Church and will be assisted by Rev Porter of Mays Thy are simply perfect writes ville Robt Moore of La Fayette Ind of Frank Herbert of the Clover Leaf faDeVVitta Little Early Risers the coastip itiou and Poultry Farm received seven premiums mous little pills for Never ripe W T out of ten shows at the Ewing Fair last all liver ailmentweek Brooks Rev S Rush Hurt will leave tomorrow for West Pulaski to fill bis ap pointment as minister for the M E ¬ ¬ with parents Danl Kimbrough and family of Cyn thiana spent Sunday with John Jameson and family The Lawn Fete given by the Endeavor Society of the Christian Church Friday night netted 1375 Rev W S Grinstead and family will leave to morrow forJIajlorsvillej where he is stationed next year Rev J R Williams returned to Cbristiansbnrg yeaterday and will move his family here this week Mr Tice Hutsel returned to Cincin nati last week and is filling his old position as clerk at the Gibson House Mrs Win Hinton of Fleiningsburg was the guest of her brother Simpson Butler from Thursday to Saturday Miss Mamie Conway of Cincinnati She is the truest of Miss Alma Collier year will attend Hamilton College this Rev J C Wright has rented the cottage belonging to Thos Savage near college He has four daughters at school Dr Robt Hurt and Henry Patterson were put in the Local College Board in ulace of Dr V M Miller and A C ¬ ¬ PICKLING SEASON NOW ON PURE CIDER VINEGAR PURE SPICES M -- - I 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 KKE im LIKE FRESH THINGS buy new goods Come to see me I want your trade ¬ - The freshest Veetahles and Fruits in the Paris market can he found at my store My groceries are all fresh stock and as good as anybody sells My stock keep fresh because I sell it out fast and ¬ ¬ KMi - i y- jm HM Church of Shenan Prof Horace Campbell doah couuty Va arrived Saturday to assist Prof C M Best at the training ¬ GEORGE N PARRIS LANGHAM BRECKINRIDGE CASTLEMAN Orders tilled promptly school JOHN B CASTLKMAN ARTHUR G I - I K BHH HB fBrd3fiiHI Miss Jimmie McClintock to Chicago to day to teach Rnth will accompany her school Mrs Orlando Brady Brady and Thos Brady were guests of Mrs Belle will return Her sister aad attend Miss Alice of Carlisle ROYAL INSURANCE OF LIVERPOOL GO Sunday Armstrong 1 11111 11111 in ii 11 111 1 s iti rill ii ti 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1111 ii i s mi mil ii 1 1 1 11 1 111 ii 1111111 BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS I The lunm UlllltJ nr nain Tta for the I b mother to decide With good neaitn I and a stronsr womanly organism I motherhood but adds to a womans I attractiveness Oomasg of Baby I J Jt -- - MoELREFS imiafcMtt i i ii Wins of Cardui takes away all terrors by strengtbening the vital organs It fits a mother for babys coming By revitalizing the nerve centres it nas orougnt cnuDDy crowing youngsters to thousands of weak women who reared they were barren It purifies heals regulates and strengthens and is good for all women at all times No druggist i oo would be without it For advice in cases requiring special directions address giving symptoms The Ladies Advisory Department The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chat- ¬ tanooga Term gays JTLXV9 JLiU Mrs John Byrnes formerly Miss Julia Evans of Petersburg Ind is tne guest of her foster patents Mr and Mrs Jos A Miller Miss Ida Dodson returned Friday from a visit to Bath and Montgomery She was accompanied by her cousin Mi99 Bettie Young On account of a broken cog wheel W M Cox has not commenced to bore the artesian well for the town He is ex pected to day Miss Louie Warford and Miss Mary The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States BARBEE CASTLEMAN Manager Southern Department Louis ville Ky Genera Offices -- Columbia Building KOARD Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY HOOSIER DRILLS Farm Machinery of Every Ms nn Farming Suupli CO fjuuuwuiuuuuiuuiiuMuuuuuiR J SIMS WILSON i Armstrong left yesterday for Hamilton College Lexington where they will teach this year John Hnnter and sisters Misses EJna and Flora of Washington have been guests of their uncle R B Boulden and family several davs Rev J H Williams the new pastor at the M E Church preached Sunday morning aud night to large audiences and all are much pleased Mrs J H Laird and son who have been the guests of Rev Laird and family for several weeks returned Saturday to Montgomery West Va CINCINNATI HAMILTON DAYTON RAILWAY jtticfiigatt Satiada atid tfte Sreat tafies Put-in-B- ay THE MICHIGAN LINE Direct Line via Toledo and Detroit to the Suinme- Resorts of Mackinac LesCheneaux Islands Sault Ste Marie Georgian Bay Muskota Lakes Toronto Thousand Islands A DAY r - Middle Bass Mt Clemens Sand Beach ¬ Only Six Hours from Cincinnati to the Great Lakes egg FOUR MAGMF1C EXT TRAINS w hid not have any children I had a fine girl baby Wit Wrt rimi When I first took Wine of Cardui been married three year but could J mrmMAw BUU Jsine months later Best on the market for coughs and For any information regarding Summer colds and all bronchi troubles tor Agent or write cronp it has no equal wriUM H3nry R Wbitford South Canaau Conn of Oue V T Brooks Minute Congh Cure I Turs Paese uger Traffic Manager nenist C H GEdwards u on D Cincinnati Ohio - - MSSS - BHef 1HE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12 1899 I DREYFUS GUILTY EXAMINATIONS He Receives ENCAMPMENT ENDED Col Albert In Chief -- POWDER MILLS The Work on the Government NAVAL DISPLAY on Lake Superior Navigation Many Hundreds of Tons of Ore Lightered tttimIWIfMSKBISMIMtWIWtHlHWIBHaifllISIISIIf The Court Standing Five to Two Oo a Sentence of 10 Years Treasury Department Modifies Then in Customs and Revenue Services Applicant Moat Be a Person of Moral Cour age Undoubted Honesty 1 hysical Ability and Familiar With IJusines Methods Shaw Elected Commander Resolutions Adopted on the Pension Question IX Philadelphia Sept a The ¬ Near Indian Head Being Pushed 33d na- Plant Many Lake Craft Lifted The Embargo lve Year Be Released by October 15 From the Date Qf Formef CoademnationTht Alio the Opinion of Several Attorney 1 Expect to tional encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic came to an end Thurs- ¬ Altogether the Group of Building Will Number 24 or 25 With a Capacity day night The election of a commander-in-chief which it was sup- ¬ Rexxes Sept 10 Capt Drevfus was found guilty The courts verdict sentences Drey fus to ten years imprisonment in a fortress The court found extenuating circumstances Five judges voted for conviction and two a ainst During the reading of the verdict absolute silence prevailed in the courtroom The socialists are particularly bitter and the excitement engendered by the presence of their leaders is growing hourly Rexxes Sept 11 Dreyfus has borne the terrible shock with marvelous fortitude one might almost say with unnatural calm Saturday he seemed stupefied when Maitre Labori com municated to him the verdict but he has since rallied He passed a quiet night and arose when his orderly brought him water at 5 oclock Sunday morning just as he did during the ¬ ¬ trial when it was necessary Madame Dreyfus and Mathieu Drey fus his brother visited him during the course of the afternoon his brother subsequently leaving for Paris The application to the court of revision was taken to him at noon by Maitre Lab oris assistant and he signed it Sunday he spoke but little though he has teemed in better spirits than might have been anticipated The meeting with his wife was naturally very af fecting but both held up as well as possible He said to her I am not uneasy regarding myself as I shall uoon be free but I think of you and my poor children They will be brand ed as the children of a traitor He is convinced that the ten years imprisonment to which he is sentenced will be wiped out by the five years of solitary seclusion he has undergone on Devils island and he expects to be re leased by October 15 which will be Gve years from the date of his former ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ acquainted with the applicant wheth ¬ er the applicant is possessed of moral courage and would be a proper person to employ without yielding to in ¬ fluence where he would be apt to temp¬ tation It must be shown that the person signing the voucher would trust the applicant with employment veyors The department has concluded to reduce the examination to arithmetic including the conversion of currencv letter writing plain copy and business experience and training The arith- ¬ metic will be as practical as possible and where practicable will relate to the actual business transactions in- ¬ tended for the employes For storekeepers and gaugers the candidates will be called upon to fur- ¬ nish vouchers to be filled by reputable citizens who are acquainted with the applicant The applicant will have to show his age occupation and residence The person signing the voucher must show the length of time he has been ¬ Washington Sept 8 The treasury department has had under consideration for some time the preparation of examinations for the positions in the customs service and internal revenue service which pertain to excepted places under the presidents order of May 29 1899 such as deputy collectors of internal revenue storekeepers and gaugers compensation under 500 and for positions in the customs service filled by cashiers chief or principal deputies at customs ports and the principal deputy at each sub port deputy naval officers and deputy sur- ¬ ¬ would be settled only after a warm contest was conducted and car- ¬ ried out in the most peaceable manner imaginable CdL Albert D Shaw of Watertown N Y was unanimously elected to the highest office of the or¬ ganization after Judge Leo Rassieur of bt Louis had declined to be a candidate Early in the campaign there were three candidates W C John ¬ son of Cincinnati who was acting commander-in-chief was first mentioned Col Shaw and Judge and the names of Rassieur later became prominent Johnsons boom was ended Wednesday with his election to the office for the unexpired term of the late Commander Sexton lasting two days This rendered him ineligible to can- ¬ didacy for another term and with the election of Col Shaw he becomes as past commander-in-chie- f The friends of Col Shaw and Judge Rassieur claimed the victory until the Missouri veterans at Thursdays session of the encampment withdrew from the con test in favor of his New York oppo¬ Aside from the selection of a nent commander-in-chie- f the pension ques tion receives the major portion of at- ¬ Resolutions were adopted tention 225 passed by congress in that rule 1890 and now in practice was a hard ¬ ship in that it required proof of iden- ¬ tity and injuries wnich many old sol- ¬ diers could not furnish and asking ¬ ¬ ¬ posed of 2000 Pounds Daily 1 he Plant Covers a Wide Area From the Sunken Vessel The Proces ¬ sion Over 40 Miles in Length Pa ¬ rade Down the Kiver 5 the circumstances may be altered by purifying and enrich- i ing the blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla i i It is the great remedy for all ages and both i I i sexes Be sure to get Hoods because 1 J tism eruptions etc Incases of scrofula salt rheum dys- I pepsia nervousness catarrh rheuma- - AU mier Lases t i I that rule the 164 president re establish later passed by congress which is not so stringent in its re- ¬ quirements The resolutions alto de-¬ plored the practice in the pension bu reau which bars widows who have an income of 96 a year and asks that the ¬ londemnation He is so sanguine he has made an extraordinary request of his wife for a novel to read in the meantime explaining that his mind is so shaken and weighed down by re cent events that he needs to divert his thoughts and to try to get all the recollections of the last three months Jut of his mind He thinks that reading a novel will afford the desired mental repose and keep him from brooding The town Sunday was perfectly calm There was not a sign of a demonstration nor a cry for or againsi Dreyfus or the Jews heard anywhere A number of people gathered to see Mme Dreyfus visit the prison but they were quite respectful The troops and masses of gendarmes who Saturday gave the center of Rennes the appearance of a military camp have completely vanished There are hardly any gendarmes in sight ex- ¬ cept near the Drej fus residence where a few are posted So far as can be ascertained military men are perfectly satisfied with the verdict which they interpret as safe guarding the honor of the army and at the same time doing an aciof mercy for Dreyfus who they say has sufficiently expiated his crime in the awful existence he passed on Devils Island The- - point out that even if he is sent to Fort Corte it will be to receive henceforth the humane treatment he has experience since his return to ¬ ¬ that COL ¬ Elected Commander-in-Chi- ef ALBERT D SHAW of the G A R at Philadelphia limitations be increased to S250 a year Pursuant to the resolutions a commit- ¬ ¬ requiring undoubted honesty that the applicant has physical ability and can efficiently perform the duties that he is of good address and familiar with men and the manner of approaching them the voucher must show the length of time he has lived in the dis¬ Sept 8 At the Dong las county fair at Camargo lightning ¬ struck the north end of the grand ber stand killing two men instantly fa ¬ A correspondent Sunday afternoon tally injuring two more and seriously interrogated M Coupois the clerk of disabling six others The party was the court martial on this point He eating supper under the grand stand was most emphatic in declaring that when the flash came Dreyfus must serve 10 years from the date of a fresh degradation the court Took Her Life martial having considered the case as Zaxesville O Sept 8 Miss Eva beginning when Dreyfus appeared be- Gould a former patient of the Athens fore them disregarding altogether his insane hospital discharged as cured previous sentence hung herself an Indignation Meeting Will Hold Vigorous Quarantine Useless Invitations New York Sept 11 Oporto Sept 8 The faculty of were sent Sunday to leading citizens medicine have telegraphed to King and clergymen irrespective of race Charles asking him to come here in and religion to take part in a great person and see the uselessness of the Dreyfus protest meeting which will be vigorous quarantine They belittle held this week in Cooper Union Every the seriousness of the plague out- ¬ leading Hebrew citizen is on the com break mittee and will take part At this meet ¬ The Temperature at Chicago ing will be appointed a committee of Chicago Sept temparature men of standing of the financial polit¬ 94 mark Thursday and six ical and religious world who will go reached the to Washington and ask the president prostrations were reported A lake to make anorsonal appeal to President breeze followed by a shower cau- td a Irop of 15 degrees loubet of France fcr Capt Dreyfus I1L ¬ ¬ he One strange France fact ia the extraordinary difference of opinion respecting the exact effect of the judg ¬ ment whether he can be degraded again and whether the five years soli tary confinement he has undergone will be regarded as equivalent to the ten years detention to which he is now sentenced and he will be released This matter is quite next month aside from the general impression that he will be pardoned in a few days by President Loubet who will find some ground to exercise clemency Maitre Demange thinks the five years will count for nothing and that Drey fus according to law will have to suffer ten years detention Many oth- ¬ ers however including several lawyers hold a contrary opinion and de-¬ clare that he will be released in Octo¬ ¬ ¬ trict from which he seeks to be erans tee of five was appointed to seek re-¬ lief from the administrative officers and failing there to ask congress to amend the law in favor of the vet- ¬ ap- ¬ pointed and with the familiarity he has with inhabitants must show what knowledge applicant has as to methods of operating small distilleries and his familiarity with the mcnufacture of spirits at illicit distilleries and that the candidate can render efficient service as an officer of internal revenue where honesty and integrity are indis- ¬ pensable The applicant must have this voucher prepared before he is sub- ¬ jected to any academic test and when it is approved by the collector it will count 70 per cent in an examination The other 30 per cent in the examina- ¬ tion will be the academic tests Two Men Killed by Lighting As Chicago secured the next en ¬ campment it is expected that Judge Rassieur will then be elected commander-in-chief Tuscola The 26th Volunteers Pass Ihrough Chi cago Chicago Sept 11 The 26th United Inter State Commissioner Resigns Chicago Sept 8 A story was circu- ¬ States volunteers New Englands reg lated Thursday night that W J Cal- ¬ iment commanded by Col Edmund houn is to resign from the intcr state Rice passed through Chicago Sunday commerce commission to practice law night en route from Boston to San in Chicago Friends of Mr Calhoun Francisco where they will embark there is really any friction between the Sons of Veterans and the G A R and whether tne two societies shall in the future camp together are the seri ¬ ous questions being considered by the eighteenth annual encampment of the Sons of Veterans which began here Thursday afternoon Opinion among the delegates on the matter of camping together with the veterans of the G A R is divided There is in the hands of the resolutions commit- ¬ tee a resolution fixing the 1900 en ¬ campment at Chicago simultaneously with the G A R and ordering that the sons camp with the veterans here- ¬ after It was reported to the delegates for consideration Friday The ons of Veterans Meet Detroit Mich Sept S Whether and one vast naval procession headed down the lakes while another started on its way to Lake Superior In the reau inspected the work during the two there were over 200 of the largest last week and was much pleased at the craft under the American flag save the progress made Already about a dozen ocean liners buildings are completed the electric The lifting of the embargo was full light plant said to be one of the finest of dramatic incident It was Tuesday in the world is installed and the stand last when the Houghton was sunk in pipe 120 feet high is up There are the narrowest part of the channel by a ten or twelve other buildings well collision with the schooner Fritz along toward completion Altogether which she had in tow In oassinc the group of l uiidings will number 24 through a narrow cut of solid limeor 25 with a capacity of 2000 pounds stone the wheel chains on the Houghof smokeless powder daily This daily ton had parted and the steamer drove output seems large at first thought her nose far into the limestone rock on but one of the big 13 inch jruns of the one side while the current swung her Indiana uses 1000 pounds of powder at sterr against the opposite side of the a single shot channel The next instant the Fritz The various buildings of the powder crashed into the side of the boat cutplant cover a wide area about four ting a hole in her side The Fritz then miles back from the river The gen- also swung across the channel which eral purpose has been to keep the was as completely blocked as if the buildings as far apart as the require- ¬ engineers had constructed a dam at ments of manufacture would permit that point in order to avoid the dangers of explo- ¬ Every man who could be secured was sions For that reason there is no put to work Divers succeeded in put large central buildings but many small ting a patch of wood over the break ones each having a distinct branch of and night and dav after that the ore the powder making They are ar was shoveled into lighters Sunday at arranged also with a vJ3w to the pre noon 1800 tons had been lightered and vailing winds so that the risk of hav ¬ the bow of the Houghton had risen ing the fumes of acid borne by the ut of the water about five feet It wind is reduced to a minimum was found that the steamer had One building is us d exclusively for driven her way into the lime¬ the picking process another for the stone ledge about 12 feet and mixing another for the acids In this the ledge had to be blasted away way each stage of manufacture is de- ¬ The first blast of dynamite only tached from all the others not only re cracked the rock A second was then ducing the chances of accident but placed under the rock and four tugs also giving some security against wide were hitched against the Houghtons spread damage in case of explo- stern on one side and two on the other any sion in one stage of side while one was placed at her bow the process Another precautonary The tugs started up at full speed and measure has been the building of light the battery was fired It was expected paper walls at the ends of the build that the next instant would seethe ings These readily give to the pres- ¬ Houghton floating down stream carsure of an explosion leaving the main ding the tugs and lighters and even walls of the structure standing- and the trees from the bank to which the materially reducing the loss which oc- ¬ boat was hitched by a 12 inch hawser curs when an explosion is closely con- But the Houghton did nothing of fined the kind The great boat raised In order to connect the many build slightly and then settled back nine ings and permit the powder process to inches deeper in the pocket than she be carried on expeditiousl a com- was before Again the rocks were plete trolley car service is to be in op- charged with dynamite and again the eration This will keep the material tugs puffed and snorted when the in its various stages moving forward charge was fired Again the Houghton from iuiiding to building until com did not move an inch This was re pleted The electric light plant serves peated again and again unci finally the three fold Duroose of running the after an unusually heavy charge machinery running the trolley car which shattered the rocks which held service from mill to mill and supply the bow of the ijoughton in a vise the ing light for the plant big boat moved in the current and The opening of the mills will mark drifted and was puled out of the a distinct departure by the govern channel ment Heretofore all the supplies bi It was a time of great rejoicing powder have been drawn from private among the captains of the blockaded sources The first appropriation made fleets over a hundred of whom were at by congress for a powder factory was the scene They hurried back to their about 8200000 but in the last naval ships to prepare for the procession appropriation bill Si 000000 was given down the river They scon began to for the purchase or manufacture of move into position in Hay lake where powder This permits a part of the they took their places in the order of last appropriation to be used for the their arrival at the locks mills now in course of construction Sunday night the fleet stretched out for miles in Hay lake Captains are Can Not Accept the Sword waiting for word from Capt Davis to Atlanta Ga Sept 10 Mrs David start They were passing down a third Eichberg of this city who recently of a mile apart in order to avoid dan started a movement to raise a fund ger of collision The procession is among American Jews for the purpose over 49 miles long As most of the up of presenting a handsome sword to bound boats have been gotten out of Capt Alfred Dreyfus convicted fcr the way the procession will be perfecttreason toward the French govern ly continuous and doubtless it is the ment received a letter from Mme greatest naval display ever given in Dreyfus in which she said the captain the United States could not accept a sword from the American people THE PARIS EXPOSITION ¬ ¬ Washixgtox Sept 11 The navy Sault Ste Marie Mich Sept 11 department expects to begin the man- ¬ The embargo on Lake Superior navi ufacture of smokeless powder at its gation by the sinking of the steamer powder mills a few miles back from Douglas Houghton in the Soo passage the Potomac river near Indian Head la6t Tuesday was lifted at 330 oclock within the next two or three m nths Sunday afternoon The largest fleet Work on the mills has been pushed ever accumulated on the lakes if not energetically and at present about in America began to move soon after ¬ 3odA 9 SBiiMBiPWSiiiiisnsb A m iwiiilitaniiiiiiiiatiaiiiiiiiitiiitii NATIONS GREETING TO DEWEY 1200 men are employed Adin ONeil chief of bureau of ordnance accompanied by Lieut Seymour of the bu- Features of the Reception to the Manila Hero in Wnuhl wjjtou The central idea underlying the grand welcome to be given Admiral Dewey in Washington the first week in October is Its national character His arrival at the Capital wili mark his rea1 home coming to the American people where the omcia3 of the government will participate and the magnificently jeweled sword voted by Congress will be presented To that end ai thearrangements will be of a simple but most dignified character The welcome to the hero of Maniia at the National Cap- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington The different features of the prepara ¬ tions are in the hands of a central body of citizens and eleven committees em ¬ bracing in all over a thousand people Preparations for the celebration have r for ovr- - p nr nh The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and other railroads entering Washington have agreed upon chcaij rates for the celebra ¬ tion and the committee expects that there will be an outpouring of patriotic citizens aimost equal to the inauguration of a President P- Sword t ronrrssf to Dtwer ltal will probably occur on Monday Octo ¬ ber 2 although the date will depend upon the length of the celebration in New York which is still unsettled The principal features of the reception in Washington as planned by the citizens with the co- ¬ operation of the President and Cabinet will be two in number the presentation of the sword voted by Congress and a night parade A public reception at the White House will be followed by dinner to the Admiral by President McKinley The sword win be presented by Secretary Iong at the east front of the Capitol in the presence of Mr McKinley all the members of the Cabinet late in the aft- ¬ ernoon while the parade consisting of or ¬ ganizations of all kinds will be accompa ¬ nied by an illumination of the city on a ecale of beauty never before witnessed ia Ttd ad -- Look up lift up was the motto on the badge worn by the pale young man Wots dis asked the elevator boy Has us guys got a union Indianapolis Journal ¬ BjM ¬ ¬ Altgeld on the lru t Conference Chicago Sept 11 Ex Gov John P Altgela has returned to Gov Tan ner the commission appointing Mr Alt geld a delegate to the trust conference to be held in Chicago September 13 As to his reasons for this step Mr Ait The fact is I havent geld said confidence in the proposed trust much conference It looks as if it were go ing to be more of a trust love feast than anything else ¬ Many ¬ Intended Exh bitors in Hungary Have Withdrawn Their Notices of Participation ia the Big Show Bida Pest Hungary Sept 11 The following semi official statement has been issued A move is on foot against sendine exhibits to the Paris exposition in 1900 Many intending exhibitors have with drawn their notices of participation on the ground that the present state of things in France renders it unsafe to ¬ ¬ send exhibits ¬ say the story is true for the Philippines September 15 The Cathedral chapter of Gran capital of the county of the same name on the Danube and the residence of the Catholic primate cf Hungary has can jelled its decision to send exhibits as a reason its unwillingness to endanger works of art worth millions of florins ¬ Kidneys Liver and Bowels ClEanses Sv Y r Acts oently on the the System t- fft -I I I Ml I V iv-ing ¬ Synagogues St Petersburg Sept Closed 8 The Situation at Key West Shot His Son ince ernment officials of the province of Kieff recently oidered the closing of 30 synagogues and schools at Birdit cheff which is the center of the Jew- ¬ ish population of the southwest prov ¬ The gov ¬ Key West Fla Sept 11 Twenty three new cases of yellow fever and two deaths have been reported in the past 24 hours The situation is still very gloomy and large numbers of peo pie are sent to the detention camp at Dry Tortugas - Prof heelers New Position Took Everything in sight Chicago Sept 8 William Morton Sept 11 Express Cochise Ariz Wheeler assistant professor of embry ¬ train No 10 on the Southern Pacific ology at the University of Chicago has was robbed here Saturday night by resigned to accept a similar positiof four masked men who blew the safe wit the University of Texas open and took everything in sight Brazil Ind Sept 11 Bruce Cook wfes snot in the chest Sunday morning oy his father George Cook an employe in the Crawford McCrimmon machine shops There had been trouble between the elder Cook and his wife and it is said that when he came home drunk Saturday night and began abusing his wife young Cook interfered and knocked his father down As Bruce was entering home Sunday morning his father began firing at him The father is now in The young man may recover Jail ¬ AUIvRNIA ffG fSYRVP kii wv Lr rCtt SAU BY wr cau c0 t t OwM A All 0RU66CT PWU SOt PtB B0TUL CURES WHEKnulELSE FAJLST Best Cougb Syrup Taeics Good Use in tuna Sold by druggists NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS boul1 pan edChTthClM f lhs bw not neccwrily lh pubhcanon hT80 ibi T lor tam nd ni naqaes aie often difficult toplau and distinct decipbw txcu m winch ntteo Proper of ib ET YER TEETH AN COME AGIN come your way but buck Agin adversity till you Through breakin clouds kin see the blue JJon t think because the skies are back ine sun has jumpod his job but stack er nerve all in a bunch to win An set yer teeth an come agin In every life some rain must fall In every tweet there is some gall An every earthly trail of ours iust have some thorns among the it fortune treats you rather rough flowers Look on its coldness as a bluff At every knockdown wear a grin An set yer teeth an come agin Hasnt he got the dearest little J I think youre mean said th Merjde irl reproachfully when the young man had passed on Why ddnt Indians Vigorously Opposed to the you let him come up Division of Their Lands Who is he mus¬ the itraw hat gTacount to the jerky lemoval ol IRE NOT SATISFIED tache Dont loaf around an kick when luck a on t seem to but The man who wins success mus fight His way up fortunes rocky height Mus battle bravely dav bv day didnt you say you wanted him How was I to know Here Ill call him now Well then what do you want Youd have been sorry if I had asked him to come up he isnt a bit amusing Besides he wouldnt have come Why not Oh just because Well I guess Ill haveto go You just stay right where you aie No but dont you really know who he is Why no Well oh quit laughing or I wont tell you a thing Hes Mr Wallis Why Oh its I thought you were my friend all right for you Maud Davis Present Condition of Affairs in tbe Creek Nation Indian Territory Is Not ReaBsnringTroable Is Probable Special Chetocah I T An never loiter by the way Reverses ofn come the foe Will deal you many a stunnin blow But solid nerve is bound to wir Jes set yer teeth an come agin The field o life is thickly strewn With men who lost thoir nerve too soon v no acked the gritty nerve to stay An give an take in many way Choose fur yer motto Win or die When sent to grass dont never life An sidlysay it might have bin But set yer tetth an oome agin When you have reached the- goal at last Y lth not a cloud to overcast Yer sky of life when day by dav All things 1 s1 bi em to fall vour way Then you kin take yer lazy ease Kin loaf around jes as you please An thin youll say with cheery grin I sot my teeth an come agin - Yes surd Im not going to say one single thing more There isnt anything to Jell anyway What were you going to say about Eldridge Heres Marguerite Ill ask her about oh Now youre just perfectly ab ¬ itr Denver Post j As Marguerite Told It A small pale faced girl of 11 with long black stockinged legs slid down the bannisters skipped through the hall and bounced into one of the porch rockers where she cneed pum vig orously and kicked her hees together Whos Mr Wallis Marguerite asked the Merode girl ALF replied lfaruerite ener getically What does that mean i d in the Marguerite said th tea rose waist warningiy That means another litt - fool bev n about explained Marguerite the worst of the lot too lie bought BM a doll on m- birthday Wouldnt thai kill you A doll Maybe I didnt gei ¬ The troubles over the allotment of ands to Indians seems to be increasing The full blooded Indians do not wish the land divided but prefer that the title remain in the tribes The recent law allots to each member f a family 160 acres As many of the Indians have large families they will get good sized farms On an average the Indian cultivates only 40 or 80 acres Under the tribal laws he can locate as much as he wishes Then he leases it to white men A few jumpers fence a tract of several thousand acres and lease it to a white man for a cat- ¬ tle ranch The Indians live in idleness on the revenues They naturally op pose the allotment and so do he Amer ¬ ican holders of leases to these large tracts Another element the full blooded Indians are also In opposition because they read their fate in thus placing the lands within he reach of the pale face The law also provides that the present leases shall be reduced to 160 acres per capita under a penalty 3f not less than 100 j day Strangely the law makes no provision for a sur- ¬ ¬ ¬ Letter chief of each nation names another and each pai ticular town names a third When the property shall be offered for sale the occupant has the first privilege to bid the appraised valuation after that it is open to all There will no doubt be a great scramble much litiga- ¬ tion and perhaps more serious troubles will follow during the next several months The interest on the Indian funds in the treasury will hereafter be paid to each family individually and not to the nations Flush times are expected when thee cash allotment are made In explanation it may be stated that the Indian Territory is composed of five porters Anttiepde Uealtn OfX AUAoLn jjmut C4ULUt Relierte ail pain inetantry For euta burns boils bruises itch eczesis ea erysipelas corns tarrh sore throat chapped bands or lips piles end all ul¬ cers or sores of fkin or mucous mem ¬ brane it is a cure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed ox money refunded Horsemen will find this oil will cars alter burns cratches oracked heel old eoree and collar galls No cure no pay L AN R B ARRIVAL OV TRAINS PfUKi J 1010 p m 9kotn Lexingiou 511 a in 745 a in 883 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a in 740 a m 888 p ui from MaysTilto 74 a m S25 p m DKPAjrriTftE oa llucinrrati 10S a m na 688 trains For sale by Clarke Kentucky Kenney Paris lUmar Gino To Cincinnati nations inhabited by five civilThe Choctaws Chicka ized tribes ¬ New Photograph Gallery D Cable has opened a cozy new pho- ¬ tograph gallery on Main street opposite the Telephone Exchange where he is prepared to make good pictures at low prices Kodak work will also be fin- ¬ ished up promptly in first class style Be solicits the patronage of the public U8a6t m a m 751 a mi 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 11 KJ8 a m 548 p m 16 saws Cherokees Seminoles and Creeks Each nation has its tribal government and chiefs The United States laws are now supplanting the tribal laws and courts but the nations retain their chiefs and legislative councils All criminal and civil eases originating within the past few months will be tried in the United States courts and Indian juries and courts are virtually out of existence Heretofore capital punishment was inflicted by shooting and the condemned was permitted to go home settle his business and bid his family good by and he returned promptly on the day of execution to be shot Not a failure is reported in the hitory of the terri- ¬ tory and the executions were many This paroling of the condemned will now be stopped under our civilized law It will be remembered that Won ga Tonga who was recently shot was ¬ ¬ To May sville 1016 pm 750 a m M p am F B Can Agent To My Patrons moyed my gallery fixtures to my residence on Henderson street but I am prepared to make pictures from old negatives or make large pictures and finish kodak work Orders can be left at Vardens drag store or at my resi dence mm i EAST bio t ei t I have TIME TABLE BOUND Lt Louisville ¬ Ar Lexington 1115am 840pm Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 815am 630pm Ar Mt Sterling1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65uam 340pm Ar Ar 830am 600pm PhiladelphialOI5am 705pm New York 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND It Grinnaw 8 8 Abnet mail carrier will haul light baggage to and from depot Termi very reasonable office Leave orders at Post tf mm Ar Frankfort ArShelbyvill Ar Louisville Ar Lexington Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 855am 2a0pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 11am 6S0pm 1001am 720pm 4100am 15pm ex-¬ nn v i i i 1 11 S- - IIs S 1j SIS lSs i jisifi - idea of such a thing ex- ¬ claimed the girl with the tea roe leaf waist as she balanced herself on the rail at the top of the steps and fanned herself with a magazine Id have tolfl her what I thought of her Wasnt it mean said the one with world exactly how I was going to have it made She didnt ask outright you Icnow but she told me about what she was going to wear and I could see she even the Merode hair arrangement She new just as well as anything in the rvss MK ni w v WW W KKT a vy r wMi S4i17t A her Tell me about it Marguerite darling said the Merode girl coaxingly You neednt ask to ride my whee any more if you do sad her sister I dont care Billy Freeman lets me ride his any time I want to He p es by here every morning no not Billy Mr Herb Wallis and he generally looks up at the windows doesnt he Maud Last Thursday mornim I went into Mauds room and put oe of lu r dresses on the bolster that gingham you know the one I mean Then when Mr Wallis came along I sMeamed Herbie rnd threw it out of tne win dow You ought to have seen hinii It was gorgeous Hello theres Hilly now Marguerite danced off down the steps Dont feel badly about it said the Merode girl Hell get over it The little imp said the gir with the tea rose waist viciously Talk about little brothers being mean Id trade her for any little brother m the block Oh I dout care whether he gets over it or not if he had any sense hed have laughed but hes oheYif that kind that is always afraid somebodj- - is going to laugh at them I wouldnt give a boy like w ell your brother Eldridg for a hundred of them Ill tell Eldridge If you do Ill never speak to you again I mean that Theres Mrs Buggies Look at her Quick Isnt that hat hideous She always has the most distressed looking hats Why you like Clara Mawby dont Well of all things Would you like a girl who acted like that with you Eldridge likes her though I dont believe he does He just talks about ter because he knows I loathe ¬ ¬ -- The Bourbon Steam Laundry having secured office room at Lexington and New York without Parker James corner Fourth changerates Sleeping Car saserrations of For and Main will locate their main any information call on office at that place Phone No F B Carb Agent L NRR 4 All calls or bundles entrusted wIGeorge W Barney Paris Ky to them will receive prompt at Div Pass Agent cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Trains marker thus f run daily tent ion Lexington against My agency insure fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ liable prompt paying compa W 0 HINTON Agent ¬ nies non union Frankfort Cincinnati Ry ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME CARD IN EFFECT DECEMBER oTH 18 8 EAST BOUND No 1 No 8 Kb 5 Pass Pass Mixed 7 00am 3 40 pm i 00pm 711am 352pm 120pm 7 18am 4 00pm 1 35pm 7 2am 4 10pm l 86pm CIVILIZED INDIAN FAMILY OF THE CREEK NATION Life club and ¬ insurance Policies What does he say THE GIRL WITH THE ROSELEAF Nothing much Oh I want you to WAIST see my new silk rag curtains I havent was dying to know what I had planned got them woven yet but Ive nearly She hasntot the least taste herself enough tied Theyre going to look and mother well you saw what iuineyere Collins has got a pair wijre at Mrs Hubwrights recep- ¬ swell she in her room Theyre perfectly lovely tion T-Ill come over to morrow evening Wasnt it awful maybe Clara wont be there will she Id have thought somebody would Oh 1 dont really dislike her There liae told er But that wasnt any isnt much to her one way or the other thing to vvhit she wears sometimes She thinksClaras just about right Its a good thing somebody thinks so Thats what I say I thought Id die when that girl sailed into the room Why Maud shed even got the same colored slippers 1 had The dress oh the dress was exact seven gored skirt three flounces and square neck I came near having it made V shaped just at the last moment I wish I had now She must have looked well in pink The Merode girl giggled Clyde Williams said she looked as she had bought her hair to match if and she He was awful about her Thought shed make an impression on him She thinks that about everybody Doesnt she Shes as vain as she can be Id hate to think every time a man talked to me five minutes Id made an impression on him But thats all she thinks of I dont like to talk about people bat Clara Maw by isnt a girl Id like for a sister Id soener have Gladys Thompson Why Eldridge isnt Oh dont ask me Ive no patience with that boy I guess he doesnt reaMARGUERITE about llyI believe nx only talks brings her to like or dislike Oh her ard Fva youll to plague me Thats what so often She pre ¬ pro nise you wont say anything about round to our house what Marguerite said to anybody tends to call to see me Mommer is Thore really and truly isnt a thing to though dad ou to her it You know Id tell you the very Why you awful girl I mean that mommer first dont you 1 dont care 1 wont tell Eldridge if thats what i not deceived regarding her real mo- ¬ tive Is that what you wanted me to j ou mean Who is he Isnt The girl with the tea rose waist h Maud vayf You know I didnt blushed slightly I swell she said A slender young man with a pensve mean that Why of couise you did you goose dot band around expression and a polka his straw hat was coming along the Oh Maud The girl in IL tea rose waist blushed street The girl in the tea rose waist her eye- again and fluttered the leaves of her looked at him obliquely under al lashes without moving her head and at- migaine under her thumb improved her The Merode girl jumped upandltised most imperceptibly titude As the young man passed and the girl with the tea roe waist thret looked up h assumed a look of times and ran lightly down the ftepi jicwed urpne and hawed with sit eet Chicago Daily Record rey and if the work is done by the lessees they will make liberal allow ances for themselves There will be many prosecutions instigated in many instances by those who want the land and this may lead to the usual war and vendetta The lessees will send a dele ¬ gation to congress this winter in their own interests and the full bloods who are opposed to the allotment will also send a delegation to have a big talk with the wllite chiefs who make the bad laws against the Indian As these lands jare perhaps the most valuable they will be much sought after when the allotment is made A pale face cattle rancher who holds 10000 acres under the blanket lease of a few Indians who have jumped tbe land will be dispossessed of all except the quantity the Indians are entitled to under the allotment which maybe one half or one fourth according to the number in each family For ex- ¬ ample one rich Indian in the Creek nation has jumped about 5000 acres and as he has a family of only four per- ¬ sons he will lose nearly all of his land The United States attornejs have or- ¬ dered the marshals to cut down the wire fences of these illegal holdings and this may precipitate the trouble ¬ ¬ hr f ¬ - - UilLg 160 hvw PETER MACNAC Full Blooded Creek Indian Checotah IT The Indian is now prohibited from lo¬ ¬ klSW y Oh-li-- ¬ ¬ ¬ acres for each of his family and this wholesale land grabbing will doubtless be checked White men are behind the Indian jumpers The aim is to give to each Indian a home where he must reside permanently Under the tribal laws he moved to any unoccupied land when he wished It belonged to the nation and he was one of the tribe He paid neither rent nor taxes and was happy A disaffected element under Musk ratt Whirlwind and Grills will soon emigrate to Mexico The townsite matter is another impending trouble When tbe pale faces swarmed into the territory they lcised lands from the nation in which they located or from an Indian who held bj- - the right of the squatter This is the same condition in towns and on farming lands No one has a title to the land on which he lives He kos a lease or temporary claim and ca only sell his squatters claim and the improvements On these temporary occupations villages and cities have been built This land is reserved from allotment otherwise the braves would select tracts in which there were several orner lots This property will be sold nd the money will be paid to the gov f rnment as agent for the Indians The improvements belong to the present occupants The secretary Df the interior is now appointing appraisers He names one for each town in the territory the -- cating more than tion to be held in November Chief Set of teeth 55 vw Isparhecher is a candidate for reelec- ¬ Upper and lowe- r15641 tion Kolly Mcintosh grandson of the 50 cts np Silver fillings noted Alabama chief who gave Gen Gold fillings 100 np Gold crowns Jackson a great deal of trouble is on j jjt 50 cts Painless extraction plat the ticket for second chief Their form is in opposition to the treaty 0 0 S- JR relations with the United States It is known as the pure blood or straight 821 Main St Paris Ky Indian ticket opp Court hons Gen Porter and Hon Motey Tiger are Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p i candidates for first and second chief Telephone 79 on th e respectively progressive ticket which forces an alliance with LC the white mans government Pennyman a negro Indian and Wil ¬ Attorney-At-La- w liam McCombs head another ticket which opposes the others on general Paris Kentucky principles The Creeks number about 15000 polling about 3000 votes White Office on Broadway up stairs 8 door men are not eligible to the franchise West cf Bourbon News Theyare not citizens ad are classed as Phone 58 intruders Indians vjpte viva voce They state their name to the clerk with those of their candidates The M- - D clerk records the vote It is likely that the Mexican system of repeating and changing the record may be introduced by some of the half breeds who have learned of civilized ways which will no Phone 136 doubt bring on trouble The candi- ¬ Office Fourth and Pleasant 3ts dates are able speakers Motey Tiger is really eloquent The Indian orator Office Hours never speaks from notes he speaks 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m from the heart The campaign will be 7 to 8 p m the most lively one in the history of the Saue tn nation The chief receives only 1000 a year but the honor is the greater prize The second chief is paid 600 a year TH They bear about the same relative posi- ¬ S tion to their people as the president and NON UNION AGENTS vice president do in the pale face gov ¬ ernment The next chief however w ill RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE be shorn of nearly all of his power his AT LOW KATES duties will be limited to local matters S BROADWAY PARIS KY concerning the tribe all civil and crim ¬ 21ma99 tf inal business having been transferred to the United States courts the Indian courts are abolished and the council is deprived of the law making power The council has two branches the Trees house of kings which is similar to our senate and the house of warriors which is similar to our house of repre- ¬ Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs sentatives in name if nothing else for Small Fruits and even thingrfor Orchard they have disturbances which are set- ¬ Lawn or Garden We employ no aeut tled only after a quiet knock down or ha 6ell direct at reasonable prices two They receive 3 a day each and Btrawberry and Tree Catalogues or application to are satisfied writh the honor These officials are paid out of the H P HLLLjSXMEYER LSXUiOTON Kr tribal funds which are held in trust by the United States government Telenbone t7fr BOUGHT FOB CASH starred through the country while un der sentence of death His was the H S STOUT Lve Frankfort a T last execution to take place under InLve Flkhorn dian law in this territory When shon Lve Switrer Lve stamping Grnd the writ of habeas corpus issued by a TEETH EXTRACTED Lve D j vails United State court the Indian sheriff Lve Johnson WITHOUT PAIS Lve Georeetown grunted saying that the Indian judge Lve C S Ry Depot b wa- right and proceeded with the exeLve Newtown NO GAS NO COCAINE Lve Centreville cution This is an explanation of ther system and the recent changes In A simple application to the gums used LveEltzaleth Arr Paris c some of the nations an American court only by ine and acknowledged by th will be held for the first time next No public to be the best and easiest and WEST absolutely free from any after effects vember Catephoric treatment for painlesc In this Creek nation there are three filling Lve Paris c tickets in the field for chief the elecLiVevhzabeth ¬ a member of a baseball Paris Ky 734am 416pm 739am 422pm 7 45am 4 2 pm 7 50am 4 8 17am 4 8 25am 4 8 8 - ¬ 3uam 5 40am 5lQpm 2 30pm 38pm 3 08pm 48pm 6pm 00pm ¬ BOUND No72 No 4 Pass Pass 9 SOam 9 40am 10 10 ¬ Lve Centreville Lvo Newtown Lve C s Ry Depot b 5 5 9 45am 9 53arn Hi Lve 1107am 6 56pm Elkhorn 11 20am 7 10pm Arr Frankfort a Daily except Sunday a Connects with L N b connects with Q t C counects with Ky Central Lve Lve Lve Lve Lve Georgetown Johnson If 57am 626pm 10 4oam 8 32pm Duvalls Stamping Ornd C 50am 6 39pm Switser li 00am 6 49pm 32am 2Sam 50pm 5 55pm 6 03pm 6 17pm 7 60am 8 20pm 7 51am 8 22ara 8 40am 8 55am 9 15am 4pm Mixes No7 KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS 42v 750 Lv 10 840 Ar 830 Ar 616 ll42Ar 720j 100 Ar N C FISHER 340 700 L Georgetown Paris Winchester Richmond IWay8ville Frankfort Lv 930 541 Lv 545 Lv 709 25 Lv 620 203 Ar Arlf 20 7iJ 1028 611 ljf GEO B HARPER Gonl Supt JUS R NEWTON G P A ss I Will Kenney Physician Surgeon The Leading Specialists cf America 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cured WECURESTR1CTURE Thousands of young and miudlo aged men are troubled with this discaso many unconsciously They may have a smart mall twisting stream ing sensation ehrp cutting pains at times plight dis- ¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have 6TRIC- TURlJ iont let doctors ex penmen ton you by cutting stretching or tearing you This will not euro you as it will re turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hencercmoves the stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suffering no detention from business by our method The sexuu organs are strength ¬ ened The nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns ¬ 1 ft IRNPARGEi Plants lines ¬ J M SCAJMLAND A StiKSTCHtion ¬ ¬ Doctor The patient requirv absolute rest I wll prescribe something that will deaden his nerves in fact render him partially enseless lie lative Why dont you send him your bill N Y World -- ¬ Insurance n the Hurst Home onr the policy holders fifty cents on thi hanazed dodars dnrmr the year 1897 O W Muaju Agent post 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 tbe caue ot these symptoms General Weakness I nnatural Discharges Fail¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem ¬ ory Irritability at times Smirting cen sation Sunken Eyrs with dark circles Weak Back tieneral Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may be the cnu o Dont consult family doctors as they hwe no experience in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialists vhohavomacoalite study of Diseases of Men and Wonn Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT wvU posi ¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure WECURE GLEET CURES GUARATEED We trrfnt and cn e EMISSIONS ES KIDNEY and LADDER Dtsr ROOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If BJ able to call write for QUESTION BLANK for HOME TREATMENT Pans Kt-1 ¬ Good Hcu ton Grandma I wouldnt eat that hard apple in that way Willie Willie I shouldnt think you would grandma I wouldnt either f I didnt have no more teeth n youve got Phil ¬ adelphia Bulletin C 8 S Maine ut Havana Dewey an Wakhain works clieap as any Admire SrwiyandCapt Slgsboe have theiD Their iacaimile letters u ailed toagent W AMERICAN BE a AN made pi Stefi taken f roa Buy witch F DULL Mil CO O r SaUta Liae New Vork O Vrtl 3L ASTHMA A DDU Miflererb aro immediately relieved by usini Hllnn HALATION our HOMS DttSi Kennedy Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O IX- - A trial will ronvincc QZOMtt LABOttATOUY and by continued uc effect a cure Complete out 1t by mail Mc aU TREATMENT WiMU9S SCk4ttfO - t sn i t ygKB OOKJJOiVi v TX TV7 Li ucjxi ri r nil S i c it v TUESDAY rim TEMBER 12 1899 TAK1S KYhttih SEP -- 1 w ij jst THE Nineteenth Year Established lllllll NEWS 1881 A PARIS Pub lit he d every Tueaaay and Friday by Thos Crittenden of Owen county SWIFT CHAMP Every citizen of Paris and Bourbon was killed by lightning laet week County will rejoice to learn of Jom L Nineteen cases of smallpox are report Make all Checks Money Order etc Early wines promotion from Stenogra- ed at the village of Jabez Russell to morrow and Pny xble to the order of Champ A Bro pher to that of Private Secretary of Gov county to morrow creep Bradley The position pays 1200 per 4k r-- -s f on and we year Eld Hawkins of Lexington will JLDVBR1IS1HU RATES neglect it Prof Smith soon fonnd out Mr Early begin a protracted meeting at Leesburg Displays one dollar per Inch for first innr This is bad wines sterling worth and merit duriug ion nan rates eacn nsertlon thereafter enough when on the 12th Locals or reading notices ten cents pei his attendance at his college He was a the corresp- ¬ line each insertion Locals In blac type good etndeut prepossessing and consciThe Logan county asphalt mines wenty cents per line each insertion C ondence is Fractions of lines count as full lines when entious Gov Bradley requested Prof ¬ have been purchased by a Louisville social or busi Smith to furnish him with a stenograrunning at line rates ness in its character but when it conObituaras cards of thanks calls on candi pher as his previous efficient stenogra- syndicate for 33000 cerns the vital issue of health it is indates resolutions of respect and matter of s pher was one of his graduates but had The makers of the silver service for finitely worse like nature ten cents per line 500 per year in Special rates given for large advertise secured a position at This touches you if you are one of the Kentucky report that it ments and yearly cards the Army Prof Smith telegraphed for the battleship women who have felt inclined to take He ba been the Gov will be finished November 1 Mr Earlywine advantage of Dr Pierces offer of a conernors stenographer tor over a year Former State Senator Cbas J Bron sultation by letter free You have Prof Smiths Commercial College of The Stanford Journal issued a hand Kentucky University has done splendid etonaud Mrs Bronston arrived at Lex ¬ studied the evidence which shows how other women have been cured You ome twelve page illuetrated edition work for many young men of Paris and ington from Europe Friday night cannot doubt but that Dr Pierces Fa- ¬ Friday which will win many well de Bourbon County J Brutus Clay and Frogeye the noted Louisville cake vorite Prescription does cure Lewis were stadents at his col- cake walKer is working out a 15 tine at peculiar to women irregularity diseases¬ served compliments for its enterprising ulcerlege during the same year that Early ations inflammations editor Col W P Walton bearing down being abusive and disorwine attended Mr Clay is now attor Danville for pains You cannot doubt it because of ney at law in Atlanta Ga and Mr derly the force of the testimony of hundreds The September Cosmopolitan pub- ¬ Lewis is with the Back of Commerce of A collar button which J W Coffey of thousands of weak women made lishes an interesting article by Col Louisville strong and sick women made well and Stoddard Johnson on Earlywine at of Russell county swallowed six months you mean to write to morrow ABSOOlcted with Mr Romance and Tragedy of Kentucky Feuds Write to day Your letter will be Now Frankfort are other graduates of Prof ago caused his death last week It Smith Wendell Loner Assistant State lodged in his lungs read in private its contents guarded as tst have the inside workings of Kea Treasurer at 1200 per year W H a sacred confidence answer Friday night lightning struck the promptly mailed you in and anenvelope tucky Conventions Culton bookkeeper in the State Audi a plain tors office at 1500 per year S E Rigg headlight on a locomotive running at Without any printing upon Now while the American papers are Supreme Court of Kentucky at 1200 a high rate of sbeed on the Cincinnati Dr R V Pierce Buffalo N it Address Y When I wrote you about my ailments I was all tearing their garments over the con per year rcooert ureen uepury uierK Southern railroad near Danvillle living in Richland Iowa writes Mrs M Vas viction of Dreyfus it would be a good of the Court of Appeals salary 2000 per tine of 647 South Liberty Street Galesburg 111 The G A R encampment closed I took six bottles of Dr Pierces Favorite Preidea to devote some well directed efforts year only are Prof Smiths graduates four of Golden Medical DiscovNot Friday at Philadelphia with a grand scription four vials the Dr Pierces Pleasant Pel ery and of to have our own Capt Carter the army occupying the very highest positions at naval parade on Delaware river The lets Before I had taken four bottles of the swindler given a fair deal the State Capital but the stenographer Favorite Prescription I was a new woman I for a U S Senator from Kentucky and ships in revew were the flagship New cannot make pen describe my heartfelt gratiall I say if York cruiser Brooklyn and the battle- tude but will confirm the truth ofenvelope for three Congressmen are his graduates Political News Notes those who write inclose stamped Eider John Sweeny Hon J T flin ships Indiana Massachusetts and Texas- - reply Dr Pierces Pellets are a natural aid Judge ORear Republican J G ton and Hyn Horace Miller of this Sousa nays that his is not a street to beauty They clear the complexion place are members of the Board of Cu Blair Populist and W B Smith Demrators to whom the annual report is parade band but that on the occasion ocrat spoke yesterday at Owingsville made from the Commercial College of of the Dewey celebration he and his For wounds barns scalds sores skin Kentucky University The prestige and men will be proud and willing to be the Senators Blackbnrn and Goebel diseases and all irritating eruptions of Prof Smiths college is naspoke yesterday at Carlisle and will influence influen escorting band for the gallant tars nothing so soothing and healing as responsible speak to day at Mt Olivet Gov Brown tional It is a the highest and Mrs DeWitta Witch Hazel Salve character a from the Olympia tial college of spoke yesterday at Maysville m Emma Bolles Matron Englewood Nurmen should select college wnich young When all built on sery Chicago says Take pill that a ¬ Chairman Pryor says that the Elec- for thoroughness as well as reference on medical a science byis an pill physician else fails in healing of it babies it will Unionr able graduation the diploma from the tion Board will meet next week to ap- versity is presented to the student W T Brooks such is the short story of Dr Sawyers care point the County Commissioners He We are pleased to know that a num Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by savs that the Brown party will hot be ber of young men from Paris and Bour W T Brooks by buying yonr ladies and Save bon County have arranged to attend the recognized in the appointments- childrens shoes at Davis Thomson above mentioned college next week and Isgrigs Fridav at Newport the M E Confer several later on this Fall Some will Dome Seekers xcursiors ence North passed resolutions con go and come on the train by securing For chicken feed go to Geo fcW demning the secular press especially the cheap monthly tickets VIA Stuarts directly opposite L N freight In conclusion we would say to our Shelby Sentinel for its attack on Dr F young people who wish a thorough depot tfj BIG FOUR ROUTE H Kerfoot who exposed Senator Goe ¬ knowledge of Bookkeeping and General Theres always hope while theres One Shorthand and bel Beck man and others for opposing Business Education TO THE Minute Congh Cure An attack of the Roberts Local Option Bill in the Typewriting or Telegraphy to write at pneumonia left my lungs in bad shape NORTH WEST NORTH WEST once to Prof W R Smith Lexington and I was near the first stages of conlast Legislature SOUTH WEST SOUTH AND Ky for circulars and particulars of his sumption One Minute Cough Cure SOUTHEAST Judge Tarvin said in an interview famous Commercial College of Kentucky completely cored me writes Helen Mc Hoi ling Datr yesterday that he had come home to his University of which he has bevn the Henry WAfTER CHAMP Kditort and Owner ¬ ¬ SCINTILLATIONS BOYS PROMOTION Jos L Early wines Great Suc ¬ iu Interesting Jumble Of News Comment cess Now Gov Bradleys Sec ¬ retary A Graduate of Prof The Louisville Legion will go Smiths Famous College at Lex ¬ camp October 15 at Frankfort And To morrow and to morrow and to morrow Creep on in petty space from day to day And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way of dusky death into ington Procrastination is the thief of health as well as the thief of time There are few things in which pro- ¬ crastination is so much indulged as in letter writing We mean to write but ¬ FRANKCO Leaders in style and Fasnion NEW FALL DRESS GOODS NOW IN STOCK t ct y - T ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -¬ ¬ -- Black Crepons Plaids for Skirts Tailor Suitings ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 3500 Yards Outing Cloth Mill Ends Regular 8 Price - - i ¬ ¬ l - 3c Goods Our ¬ ¬ ¬ so a Yard 8H ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Closing om mi Summei Goods ¬ ¬ ¬ For sate by W T Brooks Point in tho Ukatine Vollowtftc State I Alabama Arizona ArhpH British Co Scores of patrons testify to the great lunbla Colorado Florida Georgia Iowa Indian Territory Idaho Kaasaa shoe bargains bought from oar bargain Kentucky LonlaUna Michigan Minne ¬ NUPTIAL KNOTS counters Montana Missouri sota Mississippi Davis Thomson Isorio Manitoba New Mexico Nebraska North PARIS KENTUCKY InyayamanU Announcements And Sol- Carolina North OakotaOregoA OkUf tfork guaranteed satisfactory Calif I have a few hundred bushels of nice honia South OwrolrttiC Jtoutfc Jmkota mnisAtlons Of Tne Vows September 5th and I9th only promptly answered Texaa Your work is Utah Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming solicited Pricea reasoaable Mr and Mrs John G Brodt of white seed rye for sale Washington Goo W Stuart Maysville will celebrate their golden For full information and particulars as to N freight depot directly opposite L rates routes ickets limits top over prlv wedding on Sept 22d llegea etc call ou Agnts Big roar Route or address the underslgued Hon and Mrs John D Harris of A Visit To The National Capital Madison parents of Mrs C M Clay W P Depp Warreo J Lynch is a pleasure many Southern people Jr of near this city will celebrate their would like to experience when making ien Pass A Tkt Agt We have fifteen hundred young AU P A T Agt golden wedding at their home on Sep a trip to the East It doesnt cost any thrifty ewes for sale Will sell any O Cincinnati part of the number more to go through Washington to Philtember 30th FISHER FRETWELL Pennsyl New York over The marriage of Rev W J Mahoney adelphia andLines than it does over diAug-l-t- f Paris Ky vania Short of Nashville and Miss Virginia Stan rect route of that system Tickets are Educate Book KeepiAgflstaess ton daughter of the late Maj Henry T good for ten days stop over at Washing A FOR PHONOGRAPHY --Stanton of Frankfort will occur on ton Ask Geo E Rockwell A G P Situation H aaw Type Writlng Agt Cincinnati O for particulars October 18th Telegraph The engagement is announced of Miss RAILROAD TIME CARD Margaret Darnall ot Lexington and I political grave He said he would speak for the ticket but would not mention Goebel or Brown or would call no man a bolter He spoke for the platform be cause he wrote it He believes that Bryan will come to Kentucky to speak to speak for Goebel and Altgeld will speak against bim ¬ President for the past 33 years m nently cure chronic constipation billious ness nervousness and worn out feeling cleanse afed regulate the entire system Small pleasant never gripe or sicken W T Brooks famous little pills De Witts Little Early Risers perma- - SEPTEMBER 5th and 19th and on OCTOBER 3d and 17th 19 relief Bismark N D W T Brooks Gives instant Franl 404 5 - Go PARIS v Finn S300 to Authorized AT ONE FARE j i - Nature is forgiving and will restore your diseased kidneys that will give yon MA N STRT KY SJi Sol JOHN CONNELLY V arrc Ewes For Sale ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fJBH ¬ ¬ Mr Cortland Howell of Tacoiua NRR L Washington The marriage will occur ARRIVAL OF TRAINS I this Fall They met during Mies From Cincinnati 1058 a m 588 p Darnells visit to her sister in Tacoma in 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a in 743 a m 323 p m 627 p m Wanted Several bright and honest From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m pe osons to represent us as Managers in pm this and close by counties Salary 900 From 318 Maysville 745 a m 315 p m a year and expenses Straight bona DEPARTURE F TRAIN8 fide no more no less salary Position Mam To Cincinnati 5 l a m permanent Court references any bank 330 p m in any town It is mainly office work To Lexington 750 a m ra 545 p m 1014 p m cdnducted at home Reference En f m olosed self addressed stamped envelope To Richmond 1110 a m 54 1016 p m The Dominion Company Dept 2 Chi- To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m cago 12sep8t F B Carr Agent FURNITURE am CARPETS WILBUR R SMITH LEXINGTON KY For circular of hit famous and responsible WALL PAPER ETC UNIVERSITY COMMERCIAL C0LLE6E OF aCJ KY 1Vtv GWDAVIS FUNERAL FURNISHINGS DO YOU KNOW OF ANY- ¬ Awarded HdaU t World Exposition of graduates in positions Coat of rail Business Coarse including TuiRefers to thousands tion Books and Board in family about Shorthand Type-- Writing acdTelegraphySpecialtits WThe Kentucky Uniyersity Diploma under seal awarded graduates Literary Course free if desired No vacation Enter now Graduate successful In order to have your Utter reach as addre only THING NEATER AND ¬ Calls for Ambulance Attended to PRETTIER THAN A Promptly Day Phone 137 Night lOO li WILBUR RSMITH Lexington Ky Note Kentucky University resource 500000 and had nearly 1011 student in attendance last gear ¬ r PARKER SELL JAMES --- OYSTERS OYSTERS Louis Saloshin Co White Enamelled Iron Bed Stein Block Co J Hamburger Sons and Co Schwartz Jerkowski SUITS AND GYERCOATS Hamburger Bros Co Keystone Brand I am now showing a Magnificent Line of these Beds and they are of the E R DURKEE COS PANTS There are none better lines They head the list in their We are the only ones that have them 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 TRY A CAN Manufactured by CO E R DURKEE New York Every genuine packet bears the registered Trade Mark ol the We are also receiving regular ¬ shipments of Choice Fine White name and design of rne Gaunt let as well as a fac simile of their Plume Celery For sale in We keep constantly on hand a written signature full supply of Fresh Fruits and Paris by Vegetables We have received our first ship ¬ Gauntlet Brand BEST MAKE AND FINISH Come in and take a look at them and Mattresses to suit Springs CELERY I can furnish you at any time Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attend ¬ an experienced man for mantel work ed to Carriages for hire Furnitnre repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMIAS in Central Kentucky and TILINGS always on hand TELEPHONE NO 36 NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 PARKER Fourth an I Main Sts Paris Ky JAMES Jas Fee Son Louis Saloshin Co N J T HINTON v as THE BOUKBON N J HE A distressing accident happened to a Saturday at Newtown As COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY INiueteenth Year Established 1881 child Timothy Sheehan was hauling rock he THE NEWS MAN Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as stopped his cart for a moment in front ooco iaj8s mail matter 1 of hio home His little boy came ont Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At to the cart and asked for a ride bat was The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And TELEPHONE NO 124 told to go back into the house Just as Elsewhere the father hit the horse the child again Mr H C Hutchcraft is quite ill SUBSCRIPTION PRICES ran toward the cart which passed over Dr J W Jameson is at home from Payable in Advance hi9 body crushing his hips and breakNew York One year 2 00 Six mouths J100 ing one of his legs Mr E T Shipp left yesterday for Make all Check Money Etc Order payable to the order of Champ A Bro A beautiful center table given Little Rock Ark away to cash customers at Price Di F L Lapsley was in Lexington Saturday on business Co Clothiers On account of holiday the store L V Butler is at home from a of Price Co will be closed Real Estate Sales Wednesday business trip in the South evening at six even- ¬ oclock opening Thursday Mrs Mary Davis and Mrs Sayre Attorney Clifton Arnsparger has sold ing at six for Mrs Sobrina Lowry and children were in Lexington Saturday 250 acres of land near Newtown Scott Miss Milda McMillan left yesterday Corn Shelled corn by wagon or car- - county to Joseph Houston for ten thoufor a visit to friends in Wincheeter load for sale by R B Hatchcraft sand dollars Mrs J T Hinton leaves this after 25augGt Frank Bury the butcher has bought noon for Buffalo Lithia Springs in Vir- ¬ To morrow will be Yom Kippur the the J H Bradshaw residence for 1800 ginia Mrs Georgia Wright has bought for Jewish Day of Atonement Miss Alice Talbott will attend 1650 the lot adjoining the Methodist yard and will build a residence school at Madison Female Institute in po- church J K Spears Jb has accepted a Richmond ¬ ¬ ¬ BQQBBOH REUS Child Run Over PERSONAL MENTION THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE News and Comment of Stage Matters and Other Gossip Dress Goods For Early Fall NEW BLANKET PLAIDS All the Craze for Separate Skirts- NEW CREPONS From the Cheapest to the Finest ETT1MINES AND COVERTS Paderewekl the Polish pianist will visit Cincinnati and Louisville this season Bedford Hedges of this city is a member of the M King of the Opium Ring Company which has been play- ¬ ing at the Grand Opera House in New York for several weeks The Weidemann Repertoire Company which was booked to begin a six nights engagement at the opera house last has cancelled the engagement owiig to the leading lady of the com pany being ill of typhoid fever at Eliza bethtown The company hopes to come to Paris some time during the present night ¬ The Proper Goods for Tailor Made Suits season STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS All the New Weaves Call and see these Goods Turf Notes LADIES TAILOR MADE SUITS AT REDUCED TRICES Talbost Bros handicap horse John Bright that was fired several week ago is getting along nicely and may Isgrigs thereon sition at Davis Thomson Mr James Lail and family of Cyn start in some of the late handicaps shoe store tbiana were guests Sunday at Mrs S Candidates In Paris colt that Kilmarnock the M Wilmoths Clay Bros sold to John Madden for The regular lueeting of the Elk Lodge Former Senator J C 8 Blackburn Mr and Mrs W K Massie of Lex- ¬ 4000 ran a dead heat Friday at Sheeps will be held at the usual hour to night candidate for United States Senator ington are guests of Mr and Mrs W head Bay with Saddncee one of the best at their hall Senator Goebel candidate for Governor Massie in the East and Hon R J Breckinridge candidate W N will sell tickets to Lex- for Attornev General spent forty min The L J W Thomas Jr sold in Cincinnati Mrs Hattie Hill the talented Ken CLEARANCB- at reduced rates this week on ac utes in Paris yesterday morning en route tucky artist arrived Sunday from Los last week eight hhds of tobacco at 16 ington count of the Colored Fair to 12 Lay son Conway of Millers from Lexington to Carlisle where Sena- Angeles Cal 1 AC addressed a Miss Anna Magee and Mr Clav burg sold five at 1250 to Hanly ex Parisian has re- tors Goebel and Blackburn Breckinridge Our whole stock must be cleared up before Fall goods Gratz 15 to 1025 larga crowd Hon R J Stone left yesterday for a visit in Jessa Ball sold ten at signed as Secretary of the Queen Ciy Here are W B Griffith of this city shipped come in and we have cut prices on ever thing spoke last night at Maysville mine county Jockey Club at Newport week 369 export a few special values Neither Senator Goebel nor Senator Miss Pattie Letton left Saturday for from Mt Sterling last Highland and a Dr Bowen the optican will be at Blackburn made offspeeeh at the depot a visit to her sister Mrs J R Williams cattle from the Bigstaff averaged 1375 25c French Organdie now 12 c Sc Cotton now 5c Moberly herds They the train to shake 15c Lawns now 8c 25c 10x4 Sheeting now 18c A J Winters Cos store Thursday though they got in Falmouth 35c Imported Piqne now 20c pounds and were the finest of the year hands with a score or more of friends 20c Bleached Vests now 10c Sept 14th Examination free Miss Leila Johnson has arrived 25c Imported Piqne now 15 15c Lisle Vests now 8c The price paid was five cents Judge Tarvin and Senator Goebel passed 20c India Linens now 10 home from a fortnights visit in Carlisle 2 00 Silk Umbrellas now 100 Secretary Frank Kenney of the Louis Rev Alexander Redd Presiding through Paris Sunday night en route to and Millersburg 15c Madras Cloths now 8c 20c Ladies and Childs Hose now lOcv Lexington District will Lexington ville Driving and Fair Association has 75c Table Linens now 50c Elder of the 50c Lisle Threads Hose now 25c Mr Will Harris of Carlisle was 50c Table Lines now 35c 1 00 Snmraer Corsets now 50c of The News for a press remove from Eminence to Paris shortly the thanks in the city from Saturday until jester badge to the associations great meeting 8e Penang and Percales now 5c The Work of Burglars 175c Kid Gloves now 100 tell The News day visiting friends Eld J T Shabrakd on Sept 25 30 It came with a hand Two burglars made a murderous as meeting which was These are a few of our great redkctions and by catting that the protracted Mr Earl Ferguson has returned some engraved invitation Secretary sault Friday night on Wm Bostain who announced to begin at Cane Ridge last a visit to his brother Karl Fer ¬ Kenney has made the Association one of on us you will find everything else reduced likewise was sleeping in a general store which he from Sunday has been postponed the leading turf organizations in the near this city guson in Louisville keeps at Elizabeth visiting country C Nugent is Mis J The L A N excursion to Cincin They climbed through an open window If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches yotur friends here Rev Nugent will be Seventeen of the greatest nati Sunday morning whs run in two and struck Mr Bostain a heavy blow on eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention persons from the head with a stick Then they se located at Harrods burg this year Eighty six have qualified to start in the sections always perfectly centred an eyeglasses huve perfect Mrs Porter Smith and daughter 10000 Kentucky Matron Stakes to be made Imperial spectacle and In frames of the highest lenses Paris spent the day in the Queen City cured his watch and fifty dollars oash elasticity and consequently of greatest t of purest material set with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames from the store Mr Bostain thinks one who have been spending the Summer in contested on the 25th of September at durability unitedfitted by Dr C H Bowens system they always give satisfactionand lenset for the are scientifically We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords of the men was white and the other a Scott county have airived home Louisville Among the well known dri are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to nt their Yon will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off withoo this week nothing so comfortable on negro Miss Margaret Prescott Butler ar vers that will be seen together in the any glasses than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillfr the feet these warm days On the same night burglars gained rived home Saturday from a visit to race are Hayes West Wylie Starr dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest In the end Isgrig Oavis Thomson augAtf Miller Marvin DeRyder and McCarth entrance to W H H Johnsons grocery Mrs Morrison in Charleston W Va We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit Risky owned by uohn T Hedges of this our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invito on Second street by pulling off some Misses Sue and Sallie May Ander Dr R Goldstein the Louisville opti alf to call and have their eyes examined for which there is no weather boarding and stole two hams a son of Georgetown are guests of their city will be one of the starters can authorizes The News to announce charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded articles sister Mrs Robert Ferguson near Paris be at the Hotel Windsor lot of cigars and other that he will Never were such values offered in October 2d His card Monday M Woods and son ahoee as we are selling daily front our m Mr and Mrs J B F HarrelTs Will appears elsewhere of Winchester were the guests of Mb bargain counter Davis Thomson Isgrw The will of the late Benjamin F Mary Stivers from Friday until yester F R Bell an experienced restau thtn was filed Saturday with County dav rantet wbxftUB opened new cafe oppo Harrell School commenced Monday Mis Helen M Davis retbrned home received Clerk Paton for probate site the Court house Saturday The deceased bequeaths fifty dollars I Saturday evening after a very pleasant and mothers will bo thinking a handsome coffee urn from W M Le rm to bis sister Mrs Huldah Pryor 500 to visit to Miss Carrie Simmons in Cincih about buying a Hoys School Suit Saiut of Cincinnati or an extra pair of pants Price Wm Rion and 500 nati his brother-in-laCo clothier have an immense The Sacrament of the Lords Supper to Mrs Elpha Mason in appreciation The Sufolla Club will give a ball Fall line at prices to suit one and sirNext visit -- Thursday September 14 1800 will be administered in the Second for her waiting on him and caring for Thursday night at Odd Fellows Hall all Extra knee pants three to Presbyterian Church on next 8abbath him The deceased also willed after Sax ton has been engaged to furnish the sixteen years old No trouble to week Usul preparatory services on his funeral expenses etc were paid the music show goods remainder of hie property to J B Ken Wednesday and Saturday Mr George Bivin an ex Parisian Are advised that our stock of nedy to be disposed of and the proceeds Daugherty writes from devoted to some charitable or benevolent who has been spending a fortnight in Dr Charles Harware Stoves and Tinware New York that he lost forty pounds fund in Bourbon County This bequest the city has returned to his home in Our is large and complete during his illness of typhoid fever at consisted of about seventy five acres of Cleveland Ohio he would re can Mare taken up last week Owner Bellevue Hospital and that James Ingels arrived home Satur ¬ Bourbon land It is thought that his prices are 8 low as anyone We get same by proving property and pay ¬ Mountains cuperate in the Catsfcill day from Butte Mont where he went idea was to establish a fund similar to Jos Williams ing charges tm make a specialty of Builders- several weeks ago to reside The Constable Paris Ky tells The tne Garth Fund A Boubbon County hunter Objections have been offered to the climate did not agree with him Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work Steel News that hawks are preying merci Miss Bessie Baughman of Richlessly on the quail this year on account probate of the will and Judge Purnell Assigned Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We employ the set the date of September 19th to mond came over to Paris Satnrday to In the Matter of the of the scant protection afforded the has Estate of Wm- - Schrote bast workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See spend Sunday with her sister Mrs hear the case quail by the thin growth of weeds John Feeney on Seventh street f0 us before contracting who want engraved cards Persons Street Fair Notes Miss Lncile Knapp who has been WINN or invitations of any description are spending a fortnight with her grand ¬ Winn Successors to Cook The creditors of Wm Schrote will invited to call at The Bourbon News The committee soliciting premiums mother Mrs B E Knapp left yestera number take notice that the undersigned will on office and look at the very latest styles in for the sreet fair has secured premiums a complete list day for her home in Cincinnati these lines Prices as low as Cincinati of spendid Miss Madge Carruthers who has SATURDAY OCTOBER I4TH Louisville Philadelphia or New York of which will soon be published The amusement committee has con- ¬ been visiting Misses Louise and Marie houses receive office tracted with the Fremont Amusement Parrish returned Sunday morning to at theiragainst in Paris Ky William the estate of claims The Pastime Alleys are having a good Company to furnish a lot of excellent her home in Cincinnati accompanied Schrote verified as required by law natrnnnoA and how liner seems to be as features and the members are also by the Misses Parrish and Mr J W THE CENTRAL TRUST CO OF popular as ever There will be no team endeavoring to secure extra attractions Bacon who spent the day with her PARIS KY Miss Hallie Cozine who directed 12sep4t eow games tonight the alleyee being rented A 4Gymkhana will be given if the Assignee to private parties for the evening ladies will interest themselves in the two successful carnivals given in LexLadies are invited to bowl free on Fri- ¬ movement A Gymkhana is a nower ington recently arrived in Paris Satur day afternoons carnival which includes a parade of day to direct the Childrens Carnival to We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered f wagons and bicycles be given on the 28d bne is accompatraps carriages Co have added to decorated with flowers G WDavis nied by her sister Miss Lula Cozine Of 544 Fourth Avenue Lou ¬ All Ladies and Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords and their undertaking establishment a bas isville Ky It is also probable that a Mardi Gras Miss Eleanor Coleman of LexingSlippers must go this month regardless of price Many something over six feet long to be carnival will be given on the last night of ton gave a breakfast Saturday morning ket Will beat the Windsor Hotel ParieKy used tor carrying wounded or maimed the Fair guests Miss Wilson and in honor of her lots go at less than half price Our bargain table of On Monday October 2 1899 persons from the scene of an accident to for the Mr Walter Wilson of Pennsylvania Persons wishing decorations all early and their homes It is the first one to be Fir will be supplied with same by Misses Nannine Clay Kate Alexander Returning once every month Eyes ex- broken lots is well worth your inspection brought into Central Kentucky Ruoolph Davis at reasonable prices and Amelia lay and Messrs Buckner amined and glasses scientifically ad get choice sepl2 ly justed a pretty new line just bought Clay and George Williams Clay ¬ Smith OBrien left last week for Phil He has week Everybody should decorate Col S F B Morse Passenger Trafadelphia to accept a position at the Ex- - last ujnnfBftnrers ExDosition which fic Manager of the Southern Pacific Notice Our Fall line of Shirts and Railway was greeted at ihe Paris depot silver soon open in that city The will arriving daily Price yesterday morning by his old friends service for the battleship Kentucky will Neckwear All persons having claims against the Co Clothiers Col Morse was en route from Mt Ster estate of J Q Ward deceased will pre finished by November 1st and will be A Sorry Sight ling to St Louis He was formerly G sent them properly proven according to probably be exhibited at this exposition The Ewing Fair office of J Q Ward Jr law at the P A of the Kentucky Central a mans linen is when sent home af tV-The silversmiths say that it will be the for settlement Navy handsomest service in the U S Parisians scooped in a liberal share he has taken it to the wrong laundry All persons knowing themselves in last The Fall Howard Hat at 3 in debted to the estate of the deceased will of the money at the Ewing Fair If yon want your white or colored shirts Storm Plays Havoc all colors and styles have arrived please call and settle week your collars and cuffs to be senthome hv J M J Q WARD Jr Co clothiers They ai Ed Bedford won two races each with at Price and hail storm Friday Paris Ky Thk wind the pink of condition with the finest are beauties Best hat in the wF IB Ml did cohsiderable damage in rvrinne and Baron Wood and took i afternoon green market for the money Give us color and finish on it that it is possible some parts of the county Thos another purse with Boardmons the pleasure to show them to you GO TO THE to achieve bring it to U9 and be happy Fishers barn was blown from its pacer a race with Bacon Jas Hukill won foundation and the roof was lifted from They wear like iron those childrens PARIS PRINTING AND STATIONARY CO At John Bros trotter Little Billie and won a Harn Lafe Cunninghams FOR ALL Oxfords and slippers that go almost for money with same horse Montgomerys place the house and barn second coPraxT at Davis Thompson SCHOOL SUPPLIES PAPERS E F Nelson of Escondida won the asking were unroofed aug4 tf Isgrigs up second monev in a trot MAGAZINES NEW BOOKS At Jeff Kisers several trees were premiums injured THE LATEST STATIONARY Jas Ferguson won three rooted and a fine colt was badly and Sand- Rye go to Geo W Fob nice seed MUSIC ETC with his Percheron stallion BRO Pr W M HINTOV JR by being blown against a fence N freight places ford Carpenter of Millersburg won Stuart directly opposite L crops in several Miss McCarthys Old Stand Uncut tobacco Phone 4 Main office at Parker James depot several premium damaged were badly two-year-old CONDONS two-year-ol- ds ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SUMMER CLEARANCE SUMMER ¬ ¬ BOUND TO GO NOW ¬ ¬ ¬ three-year-trotte- rs ¬ - ¬ - ¬ w ¬ MARE TAKEN UP OUR FRIENDS ¬ THE PEOPLE ¬ ¬ i NOTICE LOWRY ¬ 2000 ¬ BARGAINS IN SHOES t ¬ DR R GOLDSTEIN ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Administrators DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG ¬ ¬ ¬ jl ¬ I j The Bourbou Steam Laundry pro - -- - AJAXAJijXi XM A t THE QUiLL WORKER plains and the prairie land which the sunlight floods ari fills n2rth the open country southward the Cypress hills Xever a bit of woodland never a rill that laind trl ilows Only a stretch of cactus beds and the wild sweet prairie rose Never a habitation save where in tho A v the red sunshine Broiders her buckskin mantle with the quills of the porcupine Neykia the Sioux chiefs daughter she with the foot that flies 3he with the hair of midnight and the wondrous midnight eyes She with the deft brown fingers she with the soft slow smile She with the voice of velvet and the thoughts that dream the while Whence come the vague to morrows Where do the pesters fly What is lxyond the border of the prairie and the sky Does the maid in the Land of Morning sit in the red sunshine Broidering her buckskin mantle with the quills of the porcupine So Neykia in the westland wonders and works away Far from the fret and follv of the Land of Waking Day And many the pale face trader who steps at the tepee door For a smile from the sweet shy worker and a sigh when the hour is oer For they know of a young red hunter who oftentimes has staid To rest and smoke v ith her father though bis eyes were on the raaid And the moons will not be many ere she in the red sunshine Will broider his buckskin mantle with tile quills of the porcupine E Pauline Johnson in lilack and White southwest solitary tepee lifts its solitary crest here Xeyka far in the doorway crouched in y 1 Copyright iSnr bv D Appleton All rights reserved Co PHAPTEB XI Continued ¬ resolved Dot to go back to my lodging I had se cured m horse It was necessary however to provide some change of attire I did not intend to substitute a steel corselet for my buff coat having a mind to tight my way buck to fortune with no defense but that over my heart and contented n with purchasing a light steel helmet a pair of stout riding boots a cloak and some other articles which could go into a small valise capable oi being fastened on to the back of a saddle These I left at the vendors promising to call for them in an hour or so and hurried toward lue horse market my shadow still keeping behind ino in his accustomed place Oppo ite the Baptistry i heard to my surprise someone shouting my name and looking in that di rection saw a man running across the pavement towards me 1 recognized at once one of my lances Jacopo Jacopi a Lutein se whom J had every reason to believe de voted to me lie-- htd served with me at Fornovo and after am although he sub sequently left me tor a little time on my joining the Venetian fleet against the Turks he returned to my banner obee more when it was spread on lirm ground and had always proved a devoted follower lie came now to me with joy on his lace shout ing out Ah excellency It is I who am a glad man to see you Jaeopi luit my name exclaimed is no longer Savelli It is Donati now and wiat do on here lie looked a trifle embarrassed as lm 1 replied am seeking service I left the army when your excellency left Knowing the man to be a stout soldier I decided on the instant what to do 1 have no time to said See iieie I follow me once more lose Will you urgent affair and am bound to Rome on an leave to day Will a cat Will a dog sniff at a bone pass by cream Will an ass turn up his nose at a carrot 1 will follow to the devil let alone Rome excellency and at once if you will Have you a horse Nothing signore but an arquebus and my sword which 1 have at my lodging Then come with me we must buy two horses and leave at once 1 am ready your worship and taking his place a little behind me we harried en We will have a hard Usk to get to Home now that the whole country is up ignore taid Jacopo as we walked along I have thought of that I answered propose to go by Leghorn and taking ship there proceed to Rome by sea Jacopo gave such a moan at this that turned round in surprise and became at once aware that my fhadower had crossed t ie roa and come so lose up to us that he must have heard every word of our con versation This was most annoying and a disaster of which the future consequences might be most serious 1 determined how ever to be rid of him for the rest of m stay in Florence at any rate and addressed him but to quit Florence the moment ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 1 1 1 ¬ I seem to have excited much curiosity in you May 1 ask what it is you Signore sharply want am sure of that excellency I was with them as far as Siena when I took my leave So she had gone and I felt a relief at the news Once in France she would be safe with her family and I was honestly glad she was out of the dangers of the time We bad now reached the horse market and with some search discovered two animals whose price was within the measure of my purse I could not afford to pick and choose to any great extent but for 4U crowns became the owner after a little trial which showed they were as sound as I could see of two nags one a bay and the other a russet with an of foot white above the pastern an unlucky color and the white marking denoted deviltry Hut he was a shrewd looking beast and I kept him for myself giving the bay to Jacopo Having paid on the spot for these together with the necessary saddlery we rode to the shop where 1 had left my purchases and collected them It was here that the idea struck me that there was an opportunity to keep my word and return her gilt to Madonna Angiola there fore asking messer the shopkeeper for sealing-wax and some parchment which he willingly supplied on a small payment I carefully folded up the tari and sealed up the packet Taking it in my hand 1 went out to Jacopo who was holding the horses and said See here Jacopo Take this packet to the house of the secretary Machiavelli It lies in the ward San Spirito near Santa Fe lieita and cannot be missed Deliver if ant o the hands of the Lady Angiola Bay nothing come away There is no rt ply needed you follow Excellency Right 1Tcn after doing this you may dine collect your arms and meet me in an hour and n half at the ban Frediano j And you ght as well I ring a feed for the horses with you Stay here are two crowns It shall be done your worship I know ci etarvs house and the rest is aim the pic lie mounted his horse and trotted oft and reflecting that a chaffinch in a cage is better than a mavis in a bush and that 1 might as well dine now whilst had the chance I swung myself into the saddle and proceeded at a smart pcee toward the Double Florin 1 had to cross the piazza oi the Signory Ml my way there and whilst doing so came lace to face with a riding party It was composed of several ladies mid gentlemen and amongst them was Machiavelli who glanced at me with a friendly twinkle in his eye and gave me an imperceptible nod of approval Almost immediately behind him was old Ives dAlcgres riding with a bolt upright seat and making himself agreeable in his bear like manner to Lady Angiola who rode beside him There was no avoiding them and yielding to a sudden impulse I saluted as they came np A look of contempt spread over the features of the general who made no response and Ma donna Angiola kept her eyes fixed lefore They her as if she had oen nothing passed by in a ninvnt leaving me speech less with anger for owing to my failure e I had allowed my to preserve a dis beard to grow acrain and DAlegres without doubt recognized me There was some tx euse perhaps for him but none I could think of for her and to add to my chagrin thought that Jacopo would probably waste lumrs in awaiting her return I let my horse out to a band gallop notwithstanding the pavement and luckily doing no injury to any of the passers by or to him lulled up in a few minutes at the door of my ordinary Here although 1 tried to cat I was so angry that I could only trifle witli my food and raging within myself I drank a full measure of wine swallowed such mor sels as I could and went to see after my horse Dy my directions he had a light feed and was being rubbed down As provision against accidents I purchased a bottle of Chianti together with a roast fowl and a loaf of white bread and these I placed in my saddle bags Then seeing to the sad dling of the horse myself I exchanged my velvet cap for the steel helmet and draw ing my sword belt in by a hole sprang into the saddle and went ou at a leisurely pace towards the San Frediano gate There was still plenty oftime sc I made no hurry and indeed when I reached the gate the gong there boomed out five oclock leaving a half hour still to spare before Jacopo was due I pulled up therefore at the side of the road and dismounting led my horse up and down It was whilst thus engaged that 1 noticed a priest mounted on a smart cob trotting in the direction of the gate and knowing that i misfortune and a friar are seldom apart i observed him narrowly as he passed He drew his cowl however over his face so that I could make nothing of him but on reaching the gate he stopped to ask some questions of the sentry there and the man in raising his hand to salute slightly startled the horse which threw back it5 head This sudden movement made the hood the rider wore fall back a little but it was enough to enable me to see it was the library scribe old Cecis nephew and I augured no good from this resolving nevertheless to be on my guard more than ever The pretended priest received an answer to his inquiry and giving his bene diction in true saeredotal manner rode off at a pace that showed his seat on the library stool had not interfered with his seat in the saddle It was now fully the half hoar and yet Jacopo did not come I waited until the gong struck six and was just about to ride off leaving a message with the guard when I saw him approaching I cried as I mounted Make haste likely-looking ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I dred thanks I dropped the crown into his palm ing him to his closing words ther inquired about a party of five horse- men who took ths xoad to Leghorn about four oclock this afternoon He doubted much if he could overtake them ere nightfall he said and would have to ride hard I poised another crown on my ringers ab Do you know any of the party sentry who went ahead No excellency but their leader was an old man with a long white beard and I think I heard him addressed as Ceci Ex- ¬ cellency the wine will flow to night a hun¬ ¬ f mov- ¬ gallop Come on Jacopo It grows late and setting spurs to our hoises we rode at a CHAPTER XII THE AMBUSCADE It is good to go through the air with the strength df a brave horse under one to know that his strong muscles are stretching with an enjoyment as keen as his riders pleasure to hear the air whistle as one cuts through it and to feel the blood fair dance in the veins After those weary l ¬ 1 1 ¬ - 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j i but object to said 1 admit that your stopping to listen to my conversation and therefore will be obliged by your pass ing on unless you want a more severe punishment than you received last night He turned pale with anger and slipped but as suddenly his hand into his vest pulled it out again and without another word hurried past us wherMark that man Jacopo lsaid is there is danger for us and now ever he tell me some news of the army The duke is in full march on Perugia and means to drive Cesare thence The whole country is awake as you know The general Ives dAlegreS is come on a mis 1 ply and then said me as to you lie stood for a moment at a loss for reThe road is as free to ¬ I ¬ jou are late But the lady was Pardon excellency not there I had to wait a lull hour be fore she came back from riding and Jen dAlcgres was with her Did you give the packet ¬ ¬ ¬ did excellency 1 rode up asked who lady Angiola was and presented the packet saying it was from Cavaliere di Savelli my master Did 1 not tell you Oh glorious fool Did I not tell you my name was Donati merely give the packet to say nothing but 1 ¬ ¬ sion to Fl trence Ives dAlegreS here and cursing Jacopo in my heart for a muddle-h-Yes excellency and the lord of Bayard oaded fool we started off On reachhas hurried to Rome ing the fentry 1 thought 1 might as well 1 Then this means something that can- try and find out what the shun friar was not follow looking for The man raised his hand in -or can 1 explain excellency him a crown la salute as 1 came up apd flinging Ami tell me has the duchesse de I bade him drink to the health of the Siggone back to France Tremouiiie great nory therewith Yes by sea from Leghorn with a Marry 1 will with pleasure and yours declared war train of ladies just before gone wasthe court too excellency he said as he pocketed the to It is said she is evidently stirred by the amount WSJ money the king of Macon and the escort Instead of mine drink to the health of scout commanded by Count Caro my good friend the monk who has just with her -Do ou know any who went gone ou Cm you tell me if he inquired for Nearlv all the ladies who were at Arezzo anyone here would have none of for flfe duke it is said begun agam I relied on the simplicity of the man and then now that war was question direct on taking him by surprise with the quesI had io come to the oi tion and as it happened 1 hit my mark Was Mme d fcntrangues in the train In truth excellency the reverend fa ¬ ¬ Body o me excellency But there were so many about my wits almost went a wool gatheiing I gave madame the packet however and she took it Said anything Nothing excellency never a word There was no use crying over spilt milk into the ladys bands I ¬ 3 ¬ Avt duchem illness of inaction and of men tal despair I had passed through it was if new life was poured into me to know that I was once more in the saddle with a prospect however faint of regaining all had lost As the landscape on each side of me melted into a green grayt streak it seemed to carry away with it my Buffering lis the true horse answered willingly to the touch of my spur I forgot the past and was once again Lgo di Savelli with a spirit as high is the days before the black sorrow fell upon me To the loft of the road was a broad stretch of springy turf erosseu by I could not a fairly wide water channel resist giving the Least a burst over this and followed by Jacopo galloped over it with a free rein Both the horses took the jump liice bucks and carried away by the moment we held on until we reached the stony and bowlder covered incline which led to the valley of the Grove Here the turf came to a sudden end in a line such as the eiie of a calm sea makes in a bay and then lvjn a steep descent of gravel and loose stones whose many colors of gray ochre and brown were splashed here and there by masses of short thick shrubs which gradually increased in denseness until they spread before us a sea of somber green that stretched to the clear blue of the Creve Here on the crest of the slope I drew iking file horses had enough of bridle it for the present and that it would be well to husband their strength Jacopo pulled up alongside of me and stooping to pat the neck of his mount Raid Excellency the horses are in good condition they will carry us well to Leghorn lie spoke the truth for although they might have been m better training as the few clots of yellowy white foam on the part of the reins which had touched their necks showed still we should have been content with less from nv and practically untried purchases such as we had made and I congratulated myself mentally on our lack forBarabbas himself would have had much to learn from the horse dealers of Tuscany iy keeping at this pace excellency said jpo as we trotted on we shall reach the Rosa shortly before it gets quite dark and I subjnit that we stop thereto feed the horses As your honor commanded 1 have brought a meal for them and there was space enough tin the sack for a snack for me which would do at a pinch for two if your ex ellenoy would but cowdpsoend to taste of it You say well Jacopo but I also am an old soldier and my saddle bags are full A fasting body makes but a faint heart whether for man or beast on the other Lank of the Besa then we shall call a halt There is a little light still enough to in crease the paceso onwards We broke into a hand gallop keeping one behind the other and following the wind ings of a cattle trackviforT had purposely avoided the road after receiving the information I had extracted from the sentry at the San Frediano gate It was evident that the party of men followed by Cecis nephew had left Florence to carry out some desperate design I had been dogged all day by this man and now he had galloped off in disguise to join the men who had left Florence before we had and amongst them was his uncle Cecis words at our last interview and the persistent manner in which I was followed left me no room to doubt that I was the object of their attention and that it would be necessary to keep well on the alert I did not apprehend daiurer at once but thouorht that if an attack were made it would be in the narrow valley between the low hills to the north of Montespertoli or at Ponte a Elsa each of which places was particularly suited for an ambuscade although of course considering their numbers the attempt might be made elsewhere and open ly without very much danger So with another hurried word of warning to Jacopo and holding my sword ready I galloped along increasing the pace as much as pos sible whenever we went past a clump of tries and both of us keeping as sharp a lookout s the light or rather darkness permitted We avoided the regular ford of the Besa on the McntespertoJi road crossing higher up in the direction of Monte lupo and here got a good wetting for the water was deeper than we anticipated Had Ceci and his friends only lain in wait for us at this point we should have had no chance As it happened however we had taken a zig zag route which had either thrown them off the track entirely or we should meet them further on either at one of the two spots mentioned by me or in some other equally convenient locality At any rate we were safe for the present and that was something to be thankful for even if we were in darkness So my thoughts ran on as we scrambled somehow to the opposite bank of the Besa and groped our way up until we felt soft grass under our feet for we had dismounted on fording the stream and led our horses by their bridles up the steep left bank Here we called a halt determined to await the moon and Jacopo managed somehow to tether zhe hoises fastening the halters to the stump of a tree he discovered by stumbling against and on which he wasted some of those curses he was so anxious for me io reserve for mv enemies After giving the horses their feed which they nosed out readily enough de- spite the oarkness he joined me where I sat on the grass trying to dry and wrapping Up the lock of bis arquebus in a wooleh cap which he produced to keepit from damp he took liis seat beside me at my invitation It was fall to now to our supper and adding my store to my faithful followers sunk distinctions of rank and supply we enjoyed a meal with a hearty content ment that had been a stranger to me for many a day When the last drop ol wine in the bottle was finished and we had picked our last bone Jacopo arose with a sigh Before rapper excellency 1 was ready to eat and then fight my way through an now beshrew me if a sound nap army of an hour or so is noc much to my taste 1 could not forbear smiling but did not rise to the hint and when our horses were s of ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ jaddled again and every buckle an2 examined with the minutest care we mounted and set off As although we both well knew the direct road to Leghorn but were not acquainted with the district so as to correctly pursue our way by moonlight I decided to run the gauntlet of the ambuscade if there was any and take the risk of com- ¬ ing off with a whole skin to the certainty of losing our track by chancing short cuts which might lead to Heaven alone knew where Now that we were once more on the road we trotted along at a fairish pace through the silent night The way led for some distance over an uneven plain cov ered with a multitude of white stones that shone in the moonlight like water The plain gradually narrowed to where it was intersected by a chain of low hills and it was in crossing these that we should have to ride through a narrow gut and possibly meet our danger As we approached the hills the short stunted foliage that tufted the plain changed to a half grown forest in the midst of which the road wound and here we waited for a second whilst J copc examined his piece to see that all m aright and gingerly blew at the match thereon to give the fire a little strength This being done we proceeded with the greatest caution riding one behind the other and going slowly as we feared a pitfall of some kind among the trees Luckily there was none and at last we eot out of the im mediate presence of the forest and into the tut 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had fled for 20 pegs trying to get in Atchison Globe n no I had a jaw with my wife and she had locked me up in the cellar half a day previous And when the house went a flying a frag menthit you on the nose Well no My wife hit me on the nose the day before she locked me up Then what about your narrow escape from the cyclone persisted the questioner Why suppose my wife had just come down cellar and hit me again just as the wind picked the house up and sent it sailing answered the man with the nose Chicago Evening News ¬ aked Pisos Cure for Consumption has no equal as a Cough medicine r M Aboott 383 Seneca St Buffalo X Y May 9 1S94 i with protruding piles brought en by cc stipa tion with which I was illictcrt for twenty years I ran utos your CASCARETS in the town of Newell 1 inri never found anythinp to equal them To day I an entiely free from piles ind leel lik i newmun C H Keitz 1411 Jones St Sioux City I 1 I suffered zle tortures of tlie duiuned CANDV safety Mrs Barnard Thanks MRS P1NKHAM LETTER TO MRS TRADE MARK REGISTERED FOR HEALTH 18992 POOR PAY OF MODELS A ter ut So you want to W-w-w- ell Iitnjs Certain marry my daugh Calllna That Is Fall of Hardship and Makes Dot Small Retnrn PINKHAM NO ¬ said the old gentleman Dear Friend I feel it my duty to express my gratitude and thanks to i Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe Sterling ItriarclT Conpany Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Do 10c 25c 50c What do vou want to buy young man One pound of bologna sausages at 20 cents a pound one half pound ham it IS cents and three quarters of a pound of cheese at 24 cents Very well you shall have it directly Now if I give you a dollar how much change do I get back Fifty three cents but where are fou going Im going home to write down the answer Ive got to hand it in at school to morrow Unsere Gesellschaft ¬ William the AVlse Twasof those tipplers steeped in That Shakespeare wrote -- guile Who love to drink beyond their fill And smile and be a villain Elliotts Magazine So his mile a man may still a pi ¬ The amount of stuff that is written and presumably read about models j nowadays leads one to suppose that the life of these men and women is very pleasant and delectable Like most fig- ¬ ures of realistic fiction says the Phil ¬ The Real Thing Little Clarence Papa whats a adelphia Press this one is not quite One of the few good models of real friend in need Papa A man around the corner whr Philadelphia said the other day For hollers fire when a fellow cant think lass work I get four dollars a week and of any good excuse for leaving home work as many hours a day going on after dinner Chicago Times Herald the stand at 845 and posing until 1245 with a rest of ten minutes in every 60 A Little Mixed The head model has to do just as much Mrs Grumps This is queer Here it posing of the body as any other and the name of jour friend John J Jingle gets less money However its one of 1 among the arrivals at Newport the few lines of business where women thought he was dead 3o better than men The latter dont Mr Grumps No only married seem to have the required bodily en N Y Weekly durance Put yourself in the most com fortable position and try to remain so The Story of a Hat unmoved for five minutes and youll She saw it in the window and She raved about it till understand something of what I have She bought it then just like all men to go through for ten times that long He raved about the bill without a break For that reason most Elliotts Magazine models prefer to pose for male classes PURELY THEORETICAL Men always have more consideration woman painter will make you stand till her own hand is tired with the Drush Yet in the studio of the most considerate one must undergo torture riieie is a lot of pity given to factory irls of which a little might be ex tended to us for the fact is that there is qo business in which a woman can en ¬ gage where she will suffer so much fa ¬ tigue and get so little remuneration as hat of an artists model ¬ ¬ I w wouldnt exactly say that replied the diffident young man she wants to m marry me Otherwise we would hvc been engaged Chicago Post j j Science has discovered a plant so full of life that if one of its leaves be broken off and merely pinned to a warm wall another plant will grow from it It is these same vitalizing principles which enable Hostet- ters Stomach Bitters to arouse to life and duty the overworked stomach the weak blood and sluggish liver The sufferer from dvspepsia or any stomach trouble needs See that a llostetters Stomach Bitters private Revenue Stamp covers the neck of Discovery of Life Plant you for what your medicine has done for me I was very miserable and los-¬ ing flesh very fast had bladder trouble hlrao Montreal Kcw York 312 DIP Sold and guaranteed by all drug- I UDAW gists to C1JKE Tobacco Habit CURE CONSTIPATION fluttering pains about the heart and would get so dizzy and suffered with painful menstruation I was reading in a paper about Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound so I wrote to you and after taking two bottles I felt like a new person Your Vegetable Compound has entirely cured me and I cannot praise it enough Mrs J O Barnard W L DOUGLAS 3 350 SHOES Worth J Indorsed bv over 1000000 wearers 4 to 6 compared with other makes ALL LEATHERS ALL STYLES THE GEM INK hate W L Uoag las nam nl price stanyed o bottom the bottle Milltown Washington 44 Co Me Their parrot had died and young Master Tommy with his little sister Jennie had just concluded the funeral services over the of their feathered pet I spose frave is in Heaven now remarked Jennie tearfully Yes returned Master Tommy I spose he is He hes got wings but he wouldnt be an angel up there would inquired the little maid anxiou about he his present status Oh cried Tommy j Polly In Paradise An Iowa Womans Convincing Statement 1 Catalogue B Free tried three doctors and the last W L DOUGLAS SHOE CO Brockton Mass one said nothing but an operation would help me My trouble was pro-¬ fuse flowing sometimes I would think I would flow to death I was so weak Is sclentiticailyeompountied of the best materials that the least work would tire me so many being cured by Reading of Permanentlyturrd No fitsor nerv he wouldnt be an angel only people is your medicine I made up my mind to PJTQ ensues after first day use of Dr Kline IIO S Nerve bottle Then what do you spose he is write to you for advice and I am so Great Dr K HRestorer Lwl trial Arch and treatibd that 9KI KLINK free StPhiia Pa now persisted his sister Tommy thought glad that I did I took Lydia E Pink Then the light of inspirafor a moment onthcostly outfit free we wantaman os tion dawned on his beaming countenance hams Vegetable Compound and Liver man quick Mano75 cturer-in every county apply innadeiinkfc I guess Polly is a bird of paradise now svt Market bt Pills and followed your directions and he announced joyfully Troy Times am now well and strong I shall recomANK E 1778 ithe Midland Route mend your medicine to all for it saved To California via Miss A P Box 21 Abbott WHEN WRITIXO TO ADVEK please tute that you saw the AdmlliW Every Friday night at 1035 p m a my life Take no substitute claimed to be as good Largest maker of S3 and 350 shoes in the world Your dealer should keep them if not we will send you a patron receipt of price State kind of leather size and width plain or cap toe BARTERS INK h B ¬ - ¬ anist of him mother intends making The First Step grow Yes Who is to be the master She hasnt got thai far yet at present she is merely just letting his hair via Omaha Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City with stop over privileges at Salt Lake City for all points in Colorado Utah Nevada and California The Tourist Car berth rate from Chicago to San Francisco is only 600 and the sleep ¬ ing car berths should be reserved a few days in advance of depatture of train Through tickets and Bleeping car accom Crime In England modations can be secured from any agent Sir Janus Yaughan for years a by applying at the Chicago police magistrate of London notes a in the east korSt Paul Depot or City Tick Milwaukee wonderful decrease in crimes of bru ¬ et Offices in Chicago Send for our free illustrated California tality and violence and an increase less folders Address Jeo H Heafford Gen marked in the crimes which require eral Passenger Agent Chicago 111 ¬ through Tourist Car for San Francisco carrying first and second class passengers St Paul leaves the Chicago Milwaukee Railway Union Passenger Station Chicago Iowa mcttt in thlM paper Tir VS fgfWr MAMMOTH n - y r i M X ajflkPV lv i ic i i au i ¬ rLWv JhO HOUSE ft CHICAGO j ¬ Tit Bits Summer Goods Mr Slimpurse My t ar that outing dress of yours needs w Ashing Mrs Slimpurse I know it but if 1 wash it it will shrink so 1 cant get into It and then I wont have an NY Weeklv Saney Youre looking sour said the maid As by the paia she tripped I cant help that replied the cream You see Ive just been whipped Chicago Daly News OF-- Young Married Woman Do you believe that those women who write fof the papers telling how to manage hus ¬ bands get along better with their hus bands than we do Experienced Friend Nonsense dear i They are not married Unsere Gesellschaft One Who Died for Love He died for love but no one Went when she heard the news And would you know the reason He died for love of booze Chicago Times Herald brains and ingenuity General educa ¬ tion doubtless favors morality and re ¬ finement but there is in the cities a limited crop of children with inherited or acquired criminal tendencies and when these are gathered into school unless great pains are taken to coun- ¬ teract the influences of the street and of their wretched homes the mere quickening of the intellect only gives new power for mischief THE MARKETS Cincinnati LIVESTOCK Cattlecommon Seleet butchers CALVES Fair to troi d iiyht HOGS Coarse and heavy M zed packers Liht shippers GK MX Wheat No No 3 n d Corn -- No 2 mixed 2 75 t Too Many Hoax Xewed must have been surprised when the nuie showed him the triplets Joax Yes he could hardly believe his census Philadelphia Record OUR PRISE CONQUEROR 3 To You It Commends Itself from e t an Economical Standpoint Onr Home Seekers To the North ursioiis via Four Route ILvt Big ¬ fV v ¬ Sep t Ti b 11 a uj 6 4 T 4 s5 COlHSK OT M m I egsmgmm fe - Jit n Mamma Ethel what do you mean bj- - shouting it thai disgraceful fashion See how quiet Willie is Ethel Of course hes quiei thats our game Hes papa coming home late and Im vou The Rival Part of the Game SHEEP Choiee Spring FLuLR Winter patent LAMU 6 To 3 4J 43 4 35 3- 5J 30 fa fe a c 4 - Qc 4 o 6J i red V 5 to 3 2o 4 0J 6 75 w Rye No 2 HAY -- Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess Pork -- Oats -- No I-- 2 34 Y a g Ca y -- S fg 2 25 Theological DiKocMRion My old aunt holds it to be wicked for a minister to joke I dunno whether it cotild be called wicked but generally it is awful painIndianapolis Journal ful ¬ APPLES Chr ice to fancv POTATOES Per brl Na Cnicago stjrinir CORN No 2 OATS No 2 3 BUTTER Choiee dairy Ctioice creamery i-u 59 02 yM 5 15 13 Northwest Southwest South and Southeast Selling dates Augu t 15th September 5th and 19th and on October Ml and 17th 1899 at one fare he fol filus 200 to authorized points in Arkanstates Alabama Arizona sas British Columbia Colorado Florida Georgia Iowa Indian Territory Idaho Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Manitoba New Mexico Nebraska North Carolina North Dakota Oregon Oklahoma South Carolina South Dakota Texas Virginia Utah Wyoming Wisconsin Washington For full information and particulars as to rates routes tickets limits stop over privileges etc call on Agents Big Four Route or address the undersigned W P Deppe A G P T Agt Warren J Lynch Gen Pass Tkt Agt Cincinnati O West -- ¬ ¬ ¬ 140 3 50 a qn fa t 23 2 50 1 The Cornfed Philosopher The man who says he would be con a crust said the Cornfed Phil osopher kicks mighty hard unless there is a good proportion of cake under the crust ¬ 5J tented with ¬ FLOUR Winter patent G K A N Wheat N a 2 r ed I CHICAGO 3 60 t 63 3 38 Indianapolis Journal Business Suit at a iness Price Not a bargain suit but a thoroughly first class suit at a gen uine bargain It is ing honest goods coupled with fair and truthful ing that we have gained the fidence of the people A 31V4 It used to be such a pretty black Yes dear and how red yours has KN No 2 mixed KYE got It used to be a pretty black too gASpMixed mess London Punch LARD Western Fred stole several kisses last night On a Level BALTIMORE failing among toYou dont mind Willy Outertown Mother cook says FLOUR Family St Louis Republic thieves do you GRAIN Wheat No S red we will all be equal in Heaven Souttiern Mrs Outertown That is so Willy Corn Mixed The Partisan Orator Oats Na t Whit I dont know when he utters She will be no better there than we will Eye Na 8 western arguments prolix His Puck CATTLE First quality Just which are patriutisna HOGS Western And which are politics And Badly Sometimes INDIANAPOLIS Washington Star And it seems to be only the bride GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn No 2 Mixed who is given away What about the Hia Honeitr Proved Oats No 2 mxeUt Stokeleigh When I loaned you that bridegroom LOUISVILLE Oh its ten to one he gets sold 10 a year ago you remarked that you FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red couldnt pay me for a month or two Philadelphia Bulletin Corn Mixed oats Mixed and you nvtnypaid me yet A Mean Insinuation PORK Mess Brokeleigh Well you can see for LARD Steam Tom Miss Middleton has very pretyourself that Im no liar X Y World ty teeth hasnt she ¬ j V1111 sr dwjmr Times Changes How gray your hairs getting dear i LARD uiiLiv vess stcam 213f 7 25 5 05 3 55 jj 8 05 5 30 3 T5 3i NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT Na 2 red a You dont have to take a day oft to do your dyeing if you use Putnam Fadeless Dyes These dyes are so simple to use that you can do your dyeing and have everything cleaned up and put away in from a half to one hour announced that a woman is going away her neighbors get una farewell surprise party on her but the only attention a man gets is the appearance of his creditors with bills Atchison Globe o 1 1 The illusttaion rep resents a Business Suit of unusual merit made of strictly ail wool Almont Tweed which has no supe ri r for wear in medium grade goods single breasted It is made Bus- ¬ button roundincorner sack style four coat with deep French facing body lined satin with extra quality fanners sleeves lined with fine quality fancy silesia two outside pockets and ticket pocket two inMiie breast pockets with flaps The vest is niadu in the late fall and winter style high cut six buttons and collar thor ¬ oughly well lined Trousers arc cut in the prevailing fashion The en- ¬ tire suit is sewed with silk ard linen thread cut and made by sell- ¬ best posible manner known in the to the trade The cloth is heavy wi iiit neat stylish brown check patte ns and to those who desire a suit of this character wc strongly reconum nd this number and positively assert that it cannot be duplicated at cur Our advertised lines are price deal- ¬ quickly ordered this weinterpret as an assurance that the high estimate we place on the qualities and values is justified by public judgment to you it should be a guarantee cf satis con- ¬ faction sizes coats 35 to 44 incnes trousers 32 to 42 chest measure inches waict and 30 to 35 in length cf inseam no larger price OUR MAMMOTH CATALOGUE In which is listed g a -- When it is at lowest wholesale prices everything to 1 9 hi 5 65 t t I 325 A to S 6T 3T 3 50 704 704 s ft r fe 5 00 5 25 06 5 21 5 35 67 32 M 22 Dealer What would be the technical term for the premises of this baker r Dough main I guess Cleveland Plain -- The linkers Premises eat wear and use is furnished on receipt of only 10c to partly pay postage or expressage and as evidence of good flllnwpri vu faith ttiA 1W ic H11V1IVU nn first nirr hflf nmnnntinr to J VBOTWW 1UI11I IUV illr O m I V 100 or above a 345 70 ffi tf a woman s driving It always puzzles a ord at horse to find out what Philadelphia Rec- TW ¬ 22V67 fl ta 4fc IH Tl 34 21 9 5i 0 U0 i Is taken Internally Halls Catarrh Care Price 75c eethinA DnylJPn RevteBisJiojQsepi grandchild w rose Teeihimr s- tilers Vfith ytur - to our tin- V When a man whistles all the dav either his heart or his head is light thieago Daily News i icil and ciTtamlv more satisfstrtiirr JL-- V I 66Tling r OWlierS 1 m than from anything e ever used Costs only 25 Cents Ask your Druggist for it salts Theetf cts were almost happiest r itia iirinlil-a -- - C MOFFETT M D r5SKrS St Louis Ma Cbolly at sea beach I say old boy what shall we do this evening Old Boy Let go round 10 the Bang One Drawback up hotel hop an see the garls dawnce Does your landlady t a good Biggs v itn each other X Y Weekly table Bogs Fine Solid mahogany but In Turkey it is th custom to place the never puts much of any thing on it ie lands upon the breast and bow to --yYJauraal the person saluted Seaside Recreation Maud Yes its tally surprising how skillful some dentists are Chi cago Dailj News ¬ To cure or money refunded by your merchant so why not try it Price 50c THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS Y TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12 1899 The Cruel Knife operation to cure cancer or Any other blood disease The cruelty of such treatment is illustrated in the Alarming number of deaths which re- m U- The disease is in the lood and hence can not be cut out 2me times out of ten the surgeons Jknife only hastens death a most malignant Cancer for Stficti the bid doctors said an CAUGHT IN THE TEAP THE GREAT SMALLPOX SWINDLE AND HOW IT WAS WORDED It is absolutely awrgical useless to expect a 2 - hope Theoper jone as it was nect-g-arto cut down to the jawbone and scrape it Before a reat while the Can--ee- r returned and be ¬ gan to grow rapidly We gave him many remedies without re- ¬ lief and finally upon the advice of a Tfriend decided to J7J xmly operation was the anon was a severe -- - began to improve After twenty bottles had been taken the Cancer disappeared entirely And he was cured The cure was a permanent one for he is now seventeen years old and has never had a sign of the dreadful disease to re ¬ turn J N Murdoch 279 Snodgrass St Dallas Texas try 8 8 S Swifts SDecifiCK and with the SPftnnri Witflo Vio ft vssijH T3 Absolutely the only hope for Cancer is Swifts Specific as it is the only remedy which goes to the very bottom of the blood and forces out every trace of the disease S S S is guaranteed purely vegetable and contains no potash mercury or other mineral Books on Cancer will be mailed free to any address by the Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga SSSUood HIGH GRADE POLAND CHINAS for SALE torHadleys Model Uhe 1600 hog I have for sale two extra good Fall hoars aDd two sows of same litter sired and oflt of a sow by the noted Chief Tecnm eeh 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by my fine yearling boar KENTUCKY U S by Bach sires as 16623 My brood sows are all recorded in Central aad Ohio P C Records and are r at Claude Sweepstakes winner Worlds Fair Chief Tecuniseh Sid Won more prizes and sired more prize winners than any hog that ever lived Vans Chief and other good ones lPHILIP Better breeding than this is hard to nd and I also have the good individuals to correspond lome and lok over my herd and get mv prices before buy Correspondence solic- ing ing elsewhere ited Visitors welcome Prices reasonNext day he sent for the sick mans able Terms cash friend and asked him whether he had GEORGE CLAYTON any suggestions to make Hutchison BourbonCounty Ky Yes he replied I thought up a plan over night which you may adopt r not as you like As I said before TLWORE he continued it Is useless to try to TERMS STOVE 1 rent quarters for such a case We THE GREAT MAJESTIC might however buy a small cottage and take him there I have figured the thing up and the total expense would be about 5000 If you are willing to hand over that amount I will take him away and assume all further responsibility I make the offer entirely out of sympathy for your guests The landlord looked him in the eye j 5TLSBISIj STLDUi I too have thought the situation over he said and Im convinced its a confidence game pura and simple Im convinced theres nothing the mat J rr iw- Jli ter with your dear friend up stairs e IB iyn A but 1 am also convinced that the slightA est breath of the affair weuld greatly damage the reputation of the house I TV -- fr G As a business proposition 1 consider it worth 5000 to get rid of you i The other man smiled ironically Call a cab and get out your money T M1 he said and inside an hour the incubus T TK a side door I have a complete line of the great had been spirited through in blankets and driven away swathed Majestic ranges As the landlord shrewdly surmised gas fittings house furnishings For roofing door and the whole thing was a confidence game meral plumbing window screens refrigerators etc I and he learned the particulars later on ean give the best line for the least mon ¬ through a sport he had once befriend ii ia key ed There was nothing the matter BEX PERRY with the rascal up stairs except that his face had been pricked a little with Paris Ky a quill dipped in eroton oil something that makes horrtMr looking pustule which disappears in a few days and HL leaves no mark 1 always thought the hotel man showed good sense in tak- ¬ ing the course he did He was caught in a trap and took the cheapest way out The bare rumor of even a sus Cf ffice over Vardens drug store probably have Can be found At Hotel Fordbam at pected case would volved a loss of 000O or 00000 It night was far better to pay the 5000 and New Orleans charge It to educatiou - Democrat Times¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Brazen and Well Planned Scheme by Which Two Sharp Confidence Men Bunkoed a Hotel Keeper Oat of 5OOU I dare say you never heard of the great smallpox swindle said the ho tel manager The facts of that re markable affair were withheld at the time for the most urgent reasons of policy and even uow prefer to tell the story without names or localities It happened in the fall of 1880 when a certain hotel in a large western city was crowded with tourists One day at the height of the season two gen tiemauly looking strangers put up at the house and were assigned to what we call a double room About a week later one of them appeared at the office and requested a private interview I regret to inform with the manager you he said after the door was closed that my friend Is down with a se ¬ vere attack of smallpox The proprietor nearly fell out of his chair There was known to be smallpox in the city and the bare suggestion that the disease had appeared in the hotel was enough to empty it In a To let the news get out twinkling meant the loss of thousands upon thousands of dollars It meant the ruin of He must be the seasons business quietly removed at once said the proprietor trying to control his agitation exclaimed the other Removed Taken through the cold air to a laze retto Why man that would be mur der Ill not permit It The hotel keeper was thunder struck Do you mean to say he must stay here he gasped Certainly said the stranger It was a ticklish situation The hostel keeper dare not enforce his sugges tion while to let the case remain was like storing gunpowder in a furnace room He pleaded protested begged threatened and blustered but all in vain The man was firm as a rock If you attempt to eject my sick friend he declared Ill publish your inhumanity to the entire community Finally it occurred to the distracted proprietor to see first whether it was really a case of smallpox So he sent for a physician swore him to secrecy and hustled him up to the room The doctor took one look at the disfigured face on the pillow and reported that the malady was there In a malignant type He advised the mans immediate removal at any cost lf you keep him concealed he said the disease may spread and it would ruin you for life You owe something to your guests gain the proprietor Interviewed the friend and again the latter refused to budge from his position Where can I take him be demandYou know very well 1 cant get ed comfortable quarters for such a purpose and I wont have him butchered In a pest house to please any landlord on earth The hotel man felt his hair stand on end but concluded to let things stand as they wre until mornA ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Here Is a story of President Lincoln from the late Judge Carter who was a member of congress from Cleveland during the war and one of Mr Lin colns most Intimate friends It relates to a Quaker philanthropist from Philadelphia who did not have a hair on his head but took a great interest in public affairs and was constantly calling at the White House in behalf of somebody or other who happened to be In trouble and took up a great deal of Mr Lincolns time The presi dent treated him with great courtesy although his patience was frequently tried One day when the philanthropist was particularly verbose and persistent and refused to depart although he knew that important delegations were waiting Mr Lincoln suddenly rose walked over to a wardrobe in the corner of the cabinet chamber and took a bottle from a shelf Handing it to his visitor he remarked Did you ever use thi stuff on your head No sir I never did Vell remarked Mr Lincoln I advise you to try it and if at first you dont succeed keep It up They say Its a good thing to make the hair grow Take this bottle with you and come back in six months and tell me how It works The astonished philanthropist covered his polished pate with his broad brimmed hat and left the room while Judge Carter coming in with the next delegation found the preslaent over in the corner doubled up with laughter at the success of his strategy and before he could proceed to business the story had to be told Chicago Record ¬ Lincoln and the Hair Restorer ¬ Dyspepsia ¬ Now is the time to bring in vonr en- ¬ gines mowers and farm machinery for repairs Also Mower and binder blades And dont forget yoor lawn mowers gas and oil stoves whicb I will make as good as new Gas steam and water It artificially digests the food and aids pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All Nature In strengthening and recon- ¬ work guaranteed structing the exhausted digestive or ¬ SEWBALLS MACHINE SHOP gans It is the latest discovered digest Kodol C ATTENTION CITIZENS Dont Suffer the Electropoise cures all diseases without the use of medicine A pure Oxygen treatment b absorption It cures where every hingelse fails It is needed in every family for it will relieve every weak ¬ ness or ailment to the most persisient chronic disease and without the use of a grain of medicine Thousands of people all over the United States from private citizens to Lawyers Doctors Preachers Supreme Judges Editors etc even Crowned Heads of Enrope have given written testimonials of thege facts B ok of testimonials and matter of great interest with pric of instruments sent free Every familv should have 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scarce I have a few handled shop which- is sixty five feet long forty five feet wider and bushels left Buy what you need before G eo W Stuart it is all sold three stories high directly opposite L N freight depet J H HAGOARD - 1 Hjly 3m Paris Ky ¬ The Aetna Life Insurance Co D Cable photographer will make three Mantello photos for ten cents during the next two weeks Gallery opposite telephone exchange CHAS- - B DICKSOH ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Power of the Whale If the whale knew its own power it could easily destroy all the machinery which the art of man could devise for catching him It would only be neces sary for him to swim on the surface in a straight line ia order to break the thickest rope but instead on being struck by the harpoon he obeys a nat ural instinct which in this instance betrays him to his death Not having an air bladder he can sink to the lowest depths of the ocean and mistaking the harpoon for the teeth of a s won fish or a shark he inD stantly descends this being his man ner of freeing himself from these ene Jf No 503 W Ninth Snoot Cincinnati mies who cannot bear the pressure of Ohio a deep ocean and from descending and ascending in small space he thus Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris puts himself in the- power of the iiv whaler TUESOAY Sept 12th 1899 If we include the pressure of the atmosphere a body at the depth of 100 returning every second Tuesday in each feet would sustain that of 60 pounds nonth Every leading pbysicianln on the square inch while one at 4000 Reference Paris Kentucky feet a depth by no means considerable would be exposed to a pressure of 1830 pounds We need not therefere feel surprised that oo the foundering of a ship at sea though Its timbers part not a spar floats to the surface for ir the hull has sunk to a great depth all that is porous Is penetrated with water or Is greatly compressed Omabai WorH Herald ¬ We Want your name for PASTIME clean illustrated story and Or Uartford Conn humorous paper for the family circle 1 Office over the Bourbon Bank large pages only 75 cents a year on trial 4 months 10 cents We give a 15jytf Assets Jan I 97 45 557272 15 nickle silver watch to each subscriber a Liabilities Jan 1 97 388457690 neat medium sized watch guaranteed Surplus Jan 5 97 671150225 One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures for one year Will keep time for many Paid policy holders since organization obstinate summer coughs and colds l years as accurately as a 100 watch And tor a little work we give Gold consider it a most wonderful inedierrie Watches Bicycles Sewing Machines quick and safe W VV Merton May Gnnp etc Sample and particulars free The Aetna Lite issues every desir hew Wis W T Brooks Send us yoor address to day if you do able form of Life Term Endowment no more and gee how easily yon can get and Accident Insurance My agency insures against something nice you want We will sur prise you a minute fire wind and storm -- best ol re- ¬ send now Please dont wait stamps Better enclose 5 fof Resident Agent liable prompt paying compani- trial subscription aud present ot 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 Ky a bright DENTIST DONT WAIT X MINUTE Good Watches Absolutely Free- - 9969780801 ¬ ¬ ls ¬ ¬ L H Landman M ¬ WOOd Are thorougl more to sow StUDDS9 - re cleaned new crop and of hiefteKt quality It costs comparatively no Blft Grade Seeds than the ordinary stocks so generally offered while the results tnii oe rax more satisfactory Our Catalogue ghres fullest information 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 mirwn Cor SEEDS WOOD STUBBS JSiSSaEKiK Brook and LOUISVILLE Mm Us KY TWIN BROTHERS MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE ¬ s A acse ¬ oHis il Ifeirfiti i ¬ ii V im 1 ii i N i I ¬ humorist had been tied hand and foot and lashed to a ple that pro jected a dozen or more fieet above the water at low tide He had dared to perpetrate an original joke and the Paragraphers Amal gamates union had decceed his death In vain he wriggled The cruel waters were rtsing beneath him The tide was coming in Im afraid he murmured as he looked down and noticed that the little waves were lapping at his shoe Im afraid that one tied will not affect the And be laughed harshly other Anyway he added moment later Ill stick to my post The tide rose faster It was at his knee His waist his elbow his neck Just as it readied ai chin he gave one final glance across the sparkling waveband muttered Welf it seems to boup to me now Whereupon the tida turned and ran The- The Tide Ram Jtvay ¬ ¬ ¬ r yj Is now going on in all departments It will be to your interest to take advantage of this sale Everything will be sold as advertised for 30 days only Note the following low prices -- Dry Goods Dtptnt - I l 1 A Carpet mailing Prices in K 4 Bug kwint t -- k One thousand yards Percale- sold at 10 this Department have also I - and 12 1 2 Cents per Yard in this Clearance Sale it goes at 5 Centfr per Yard Come Early and get first choice V Z We Vsivp iiuf rpf upfl a full line of Fine Moquette Hugs in all hz AIro New Maltinsrs and Oarnetes Call and n rp Inr rl inspect our line K c out A 11 111 1 i He was Dealas saved--Clevela- nd Plain 2 1 11 1 1 It t1 1 11 1 MM 1 1 11 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 111 E 111 1 11 1 11 1 SI 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 B i T jl Kodol Dysppsia Cure is a scientific componnd having tbe endorsement Ol eminent physicians and the medic press It digests what you eat and positively cures dyspepnia MA Ketson Blooming3ale Tenn says it cured him of indigestion of ten years standing W T Brooks 1 Bents SM Fltfull Bepannwi t I E Ki Zz 100 and All Monarch Shirts sold at 125 Clearance Sale Price 85 cents ii lot of Soft Bosom Shirts sold at 50 and 75 fi cents go in this sale at 25 cents each a T T--T ¬ J FtR white seed Rye go to G Stwarts directly opposite L freight depot I o W N illliHiuMuiiiiHiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMins tf j r FOLEY DZNTI8T Chester H Brown Kolamazoo Mich Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured me ajs a severe case of indigestion can let strongly recorainend it to all dyspep ¬ i Digests what yon eat without aid tics from the stomach ana cures dyspepsia W T Brooks mm 1 Cloln k Department r i stioe Depaitmeot If your childs shoes are almost gone get a pair of these low shoes offered at such h 8aaifice at Davis Thompson isgng E s Mens Suits sold at 600 Clearance Sale Price S3 90 Childrens Linen Suits at 25 Cents a Suit Linen Pants at 15 Cents per Pair -- i Ladies Shoe sold at 150 and 200 Clearance Sale Price 100 Ladies Slippers sold at 100 and 81F0 Clearance Sale Price 50 and 75 Cents Mens Shoes at 95 Cents per Pair augl 1- - g-- - SJ- - istill Springs I right living law abiding subject Hap ¬ py the man and happy the community in which he lives If through all tbe Crawford Bros have made ample struggles of bis day he preparations for warm weather by put and WES JIBE 1ST TO OCTOBER 1ST storms unstained to the end the white carries ing in tour fans at their barber shop of a blameless life dower Three will be run by water power and B Railroad and On the E N I one by electricity while you get a cool the midst of Easy the Kentucky River in Scenery The tf Mountains and Romautic Miles There is a man over in that comfortable 6have Sulphur is specific for skin and museum who has lived for 40 days on White kidney troubles th Chalybeate watein water life insurance policv on earth itt Hor Sulphur Bath Hrp Nrttres tonic to k- p perfect kiIns The best I jilospshaw Thats nothing Urine ii Mtih for th e lnineysis a thi house hnre nn uncle who has lived for near ITkHtinH For further particulars addiees Sv fvpi vvho hail j ars on water tor eHis fonu do cure for os Impossible K rs nnti -- they 1181 1PT J M THOMAS Giles Not at all Hes a sea captain 1 8a LTkKtioe F - we by W White Sulphur and Chalybeate Pleasure aiid Health Resort Be True to Yourself Nobody is more entitled to the grati tude of his country than the man who Is true to himself who is a useful ¬ cured of piles by De Witts Witch Hazel Salve after suffering seventeen years and trying over twenty remedies Physi- cians and enrveons endorse it Beware of daugeious counterfeits w T Brooks E Turner Compton Mo was J This is a Bona Fide Sale to duce Stock Remember the Plaoe Seventh and Main Streets Re- ¬ bt - TWIN BROTHERS IWR J IKVINR KY Thieago News Hrookn fiSfefJMBal

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