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Digital page images are linked to the text file. want 2 or ayoa really board a servant room or or a honse s or a horse or a position you want it bad enoagh to adver- tise for it Try the columns of The Bourbon News BWHiuumiiiiiiHiniiii iiiiiimiiimii CHAMP BRO s s I I THE BOURBON NEWS PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Space in a newspaper if vain able to the man who know bow er E to nse it The wise merchant s advertises in the dull season ana profits from it MllllltlllllllllllllllillllllllHIIIIIIIIMIlI Established Editors and Owners feb i 1881 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURDON CO KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15 1899 NO 73 THEt PARIS PREMIUM LIST SECOND ANNUAL FREE STREET FAIR TUESDAY Paris Cash Shoe Store Calls your attention to their popular and attractive line of WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 26 27 AND 28 1899 SPECIAL PREMIUMS OBrien James 10 in Silver Handsomest Fancy Turnout 10 in Silver Jos M Hall Best Lady Rider Co 5 Silk Umbrella L Frank Best Lady Driver 30 Set Furniture J T Hinton Best Comic Turnout of any Description Price Co Howard Hat Second Premium Geo Speaks Best School Parade of Bourbon County f faasn J Speaks Redmon outside of Paris J A Schwartz 5 Cash Worst Bicycle Turnout O Edwards 5 Cash Best Display of Poultry Best Specimen of Hand Writing Boy or Co G S Varden 5 Mandolin Girl under 13 years of age Pest Shetland Pony Ridden by Boy Boy 6 Suit of Clothes Parker James Judges age on Best Girl Rider under 12 years of Best Pair of Girl Shetland Pony Shoes in House Talbott Clay Geo Parris 2 Cash Fat Mans Race 200 pounds or over Geo F Whitlock 250 Cash Three Legged Race Geo F Whitlock Wheelbarrow Race 250 Cash Dr H H Roberts Handsomest Girl Baby under 2 years old 250 Gold Dr H H Roberts Handsomest Boy Baby under 2 years old 1250 Gold Man That Brings the Largest Family to the - DM No NEW NORTHERN WHITE SEED RYE TIMOTHY SEED OATS SALT HAY GRAIN All Descriptions of Foctoar We Guarantee to i BURNING MONEY Seems to be a foolish thing but that is what burning coal amounts to Therefore burn the least money by burning the best coal As every tub stands on its own bottom so we stand 011 our words when we say that you cannot get better coal than MEET ALL PRICES jvvi FIT ALL FEET MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO matter what you pay This coal is the Directly Opposite kinjL - of the semi cannels N 1 reighl lfnt IN LADIES MENS BOYS AND CHILDRENS SHOES Special attention of Ladies is called to the unexcelled NINE TAILORS May make a man all right but nine are not abso- ¬ have a fine selection of Fall lutely necessary 1 Fair Best Boy Rider on Horse Mare or Gelding Best Brood Mare with Colt at Side 5 3 Gold Cash and J W Davis Co 250 Pair of Shoes Free Season to Stephon 2 S M Dickinson t Second Premium Best Suckling either sex Second Premium Best Yearling either sex Second Premium Best Saddle Colt Suckling either sex Second Preminm Best Saddle Horse Mare or Gelding Cash JWEH Ferguson The Bell Restaurant JENNES MIILER SHOE They fit the feet as Nature intended We are Sole Agents You cant afford to overlook our splendid assortment of ¬ Second Premium FALL AND WINTER SHOES PARIS CASH SHOE STORE 507 W Main St Successors to H Montgomery Potato Race Free Season to Suuld Bo rbon Miller Ward Quincy Ward 5 Cash Free Seasou to Brennan Scarlet Wilkes Bacon Desha Lucas 3 Cash Free Season to Pat Washington W E Stillwell Co G Alexander 3 Cash Bankers WeidemBrewingCo in Gold 10 per OBrien James Sid G Clay 3 Cash Pair Handsome Silver Mounted Ebony Mi itary Bourbon Steam Brushes L Lauudry 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 Barney My coat maker Mr style guaranteed Sheridan is a master of his profession See my goods and Drices before placing your order H S STOUT P At F Lowrys Old Stand PICKLING SEASON NOW ON FLORAL HALL PREMIUM LIST DISPLAYED IN COURT HOUS PURE CIDER VINEGRR PURE SPICES m m PANTRY Best Angels Food Cake Best Plain White Cake Best Cocoanut 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Street Grocer Spears Lavin Council Bourbon News Lavin cS Connell Cable Doty LIKE FRESH THINGS buy new goods Come to see me 1 Yrs Best Pound Cottage Cheese Best Jar btrawberry Preserves 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 Best Jar Cherries Best Quart Blackberry Cordial Best juart Cnfermeuted Wine Best Jar Raspberry Preserves Best Collection of Jellies Best Jar of Pears Best Jar of Peaches - JfHt -- m Subscription 1 Cash itloz Best Photos Cabinet Size doz Best Photos Cabinet Size 2 in Millinery 2 in Millinery 2 Umbrella 1 The freshest Vegetables and Fruits in the Paris market can be found at my store My groceries are all fresh stock and as good as anybody sells My stock keep fresh because I sell it out fast and want your trade Orders filled promptly H G Matteru GEORGE N PARRIS LANOHAM BRECKINRIDGE CASTLEMAN 2 Cash 2 in Millinery 150 Cash 3 Cash 1 Mrs Nannie Brown Mrs Nannie Brown Co H M Collins Dr J R Adair Mrs Geo Rion JOHN B CASTLEMAN ARTHUR G J P Sullivan J W Thomas Jr Chas Peddicord AGRICULTURE UP Ma ROYAL KSCEANGE OF LIVERPOOL -- GO K r iBp B W Best Sample of Tobacco Tallest Stalk of Corn Best Peck of Old Corn Cash 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 B 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 II I S I II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V I BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS HOOSIER DRILLS Farm Mafarj i Evsrj Maks Farming Sunplie i Cash and 1 Yrs Subscription Kentuckiau Citizen 2 Cash and 1 Yrs Best Peck of Sweet Potatoes Subscription Kentuckian Citizen Dr Wm Kenney Ir Best Bushel of Rye Farmers only to enter 2 Cash Dr P N Foley Best Bushel of Wheat Farmersonly to enter 2 Cash 4 Chafing Dish Ben Perry Best Display of Apples Best Display Watermelons and Cantaloupes 350 Swing Chair R J Neely Best and Largest Display of Yegetables all R J Neely 3 Shovel Plow kinds Power Grocery Co 3 Cash Best Sample Broom Corn 5 pounds G W Davis 3 Rug Best and Largest Watermelon Twin Bros 5 Rug Best Collection of Potted 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Clemens Sand Beach Mackinac LesCheneaux Islands Sault Ste Marie Georgian Bay Muskota Lakes Toronto Thousand Islands Only Six Hours from Cincinnati to the Great Lakes 1 ful luiuui J SI MS WILSON kiuuiuiuiiiiiuuiiu All entries for Floral Hall exhibits should be repoited before 9 a m on the 5 FOUR MAGNIFICENT TRAINS A DAY Conway Superintendent All articles must remain on first day to Mrs Lida D For any information regarding SumniHr Tours call on nearest C H exhibition until close of fair GEdwards Agent or write Paaaeuger Traffic Manager All entries for racing contests baby shows fancy turnouts and for special Cincinnati Ohio premiums must be reported to vV A Hill JR Secretary as soon as possible BOURBON NEWS PAKJ KX FRIDAY SEPTEMBER FILIPINOS SUSPICIOUS They Would Have Accepted Our Offer of 15 1899 TRIPLE TRAGEDY i GREAT BRITAINS NOTE Sewip pen of Cape Town Consider tho Document Both Generous and Conciliatory-Reply A SUDDEN CALL Cornelius Vanderbilt Expires at His Famous Fifth Avenue Home The Summons Came Too Quickly for Physi cians to Be Present His Death Was Due to Cerebral Hemorrhage Funeral Arrangements ¬ WELL RECEIVED Senor Jimines Aspirant to the Presl dency in Santo Domingo Will twtiiwnii4itaiwiiaiwtiiiiittirv i 44 In coses of scrofula salt rheum dys I pepsin nervousness catarrh rheuma- tism eruptions etc the circumstances may be altered by purifying and enrich- ing the blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla It is the great remedy for all ages and both Be sure to get Hoods because sexes A Texan Became Angry Because James Forsythe Married His Daughter Sou-in-La- w to Be Given 14 an Autonomoui Government but Were Afraid of the Future Circumstances i i ti Alter Cases it Pretoria Sept tion has been received from the im- ¬ He Badly Woundd His Killed perial government stating that al ¬ the Father and as Prevented From though anxious for a prompt reply the Shooting HI Daughter -- Simpoa imperial authorities do not desire to Then Put a Bullet iu Hl Bruin tie the Transvaal authorities down to A communica ¬ correspondent here has obtained a copy of the reply adopted by the Filipino congress to the It is Not Known When the Election 14 Manila Sept A i i i Loxgview Tex Sept 13 -- Panola 48 hours The reply will possibly come before county and especially Beckville is excited over a terrible tragedy The the volksraad Thursday The decision trouble started with the marriage oi of the executive will undoubtedly be Jas Forsythe a prominent young man influenced by the action of the Orange and Miss Ollie Simpson a belle of the Free State neighborhood It seems that Forsythe The government is still willing to aid not have the approval of the girls Attend the joint commission originally father Andrew Simpson for the hand proposed The Transvaal war office denies any Df his daughter but with severa young men in the neighborhood he knowledge of reported offer of 10000 succeeded in eloping with the young frish Americans to fight against Great lady and they were married Satur Britain President Kruger and the executive day night This so angered the old gentleman that when he council met here Wednesday evening learned of the wedding Monday even- o consider- the reply to the British secing he saddled up his horse and loaded retary of state for the colonies Mr They are still confera double barreled shotgun and took his Chamberlain ring by telegraph with the Orange Free pistol declaring he would kill the ¬ whole party concerned As he rode State The decision is anxiously awaited by the crowds outside the executive ap to Forsythes home he saw his fleeing through the orchard building Cape Town Sept 14 The report as He brought him down with seven buckshot in the groin leaving him foi to a time limit of 48 hours arose from dead He then rode toward the house the fact that the British diplomatic King H Forsythe father of James agent at Pretoria Conyngham Greene ¬ in presenting Mr Chamberlains dis2ame out unarmed to see what the trouble ws and was instant patch exnresed a hope that a reply govly killed with a load of buckshot wculd be given by the Transvaal ernment by Thursday in the abdomen Simpson then dis ¬ The Cape Times and the Cape Argus mounted and ran into the house with ooth consider the British note generhis pistol saying he would kill his ous and and all papers daughter but the mother of young ncludingconciliatory the Krugerite organs as- ¬ Forsythe ran between them and held sume that the Transvaal will comply his pistol until the girl was helped demands away Simpson then walked out to with the British It is believed that the Orange Free the front gate put the pistol to hia State volksraad will be summoned to forehead killing himself instantly consider the situation Young Forsythe is desperately wound Military developments continue and ed but may recover All stores in the work of preparation for emergenBeckville are closed and business in cies goes on Upon the arrival of the general is suspended on account of th next batch of British troops the head- ¬ tragedy quarters staff of the royal artillery BANTAM CHAMPIONSHIP will be transferred to Kimberly whither a battery will proceed to the ¬ ¬ ¬ son-n-la- w New York Sept 13 Cornelius Van derbilt head of the Vanderbilt family died at his residence in this city at 545 oclock Tuesday morning from a stroke of paralysis Mr Vanderbilt was in his 56th year No physician was in attendance The attack was very sudden and entirely unexpected and it was impossible to reach any physician before death occurred Dr Francis Delafield who had been attending Mr Vanderbilt arrived at the house after Mr Vanderbilts death had occurred Vanderbilts children Gladys and Reginald are in Newport R I Many erroneous statements were ture in your hands Finally we thank made concerning the circumstances you for your offers of autonomy under surrounding the death of Mr Vander- sovereignty bilt and Senator Chauncey M Depew NEW LABOR MOVEMENT gave the following statement late Tuesday afternoon Mr Vanderbilt left Newport Mon The Auierican Equal Wage Union Incor porated at Jefferson City Head ¬ day afternoon at 1 oclock for the purquarters at Kanxas City di- ¬ pose of a of ¬ ¬ American offer of an autonomousov ernment The author of the reply was Ambrosio Rianzares who was offered a position in the supreme court but who failed to appear and was supposed to be detained by the insurretcionists The document repeats the argu mints contained in the recent appeal to the powers for recognition and the Filuino claims that the Americans were the aggressors in the war and concludes Notwithstanding the foregoing we could have accepted your sovereignty and autonomy if e had not seen by the behavior of the Americans in the beginning that they were strongly opposed to us through race prejudice and the high handed methods of deal ¬ ing with us made us fear for the fu-- Take Place Senor Jimines Proposes a Liberal Government Haed on strict Honesty and Equity Domingo Santo Sept ¬ ¬ ¬ attending meeting the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ erry HcGovern of Brooklyn Whipped diamond mines Pedlar Palmer of London The Winner It is asserted in Afrikander circles Challenged by Dixon and Gardner here that the Transvaal government rectors of the New York Central and Hudson River railroad which was to be held Tuesday evening He was feeling as well as usual and had no premonition He reached of approaching death this city about 9 oclock Monday night was driven to his home immediately and went to bed about 10 oclock He woke up in the morning about 5 oclock and complained of feeling very He called his wife and she imme- ¬ ill diately sent for a physician Mr Van ¬ derbilt died within a few minutes and before any physician arrived Dr Del-¬ afield who had been attending him when he arrived pronounced the cause of death to be cerebral hemorrhage There will be a meeting of the Vanderbilt lines next Thursday to pass appropriate resolutions of respect to Mr Vanderbilt All the members of the family have either called in New York Sept 13 Terry McGov trn of Brooklyn whipped Pedlar Palmer of London thoroughly in less than one round in the arena of the Westchester club near Tuckahoe N Y Tuesday afternoon With the vic¬ tory went the title of bantam champion of the world although both con- ¬ testants were actually in the feather weight clasn Tom ORoarke on behalf of Dixon challenged the winner at 116 pounds for 5000 a side Oscar Gardners manager also chal ¬ lenged the winner on behalf of the Omaha Kid at any weight from 114 pounds up for 10000 a side ¬ ¬ will accept the British note leaving the question of suzerainty on the basis of the convention of 18S4 A dispatch from Pietermaritzburg capital of Natal says that the Out landers council expresses great dissat- ¬ isfaction with the British note claim- ¬ Juan Isidro Jimines r 7 TTfTTlsr nIf the presidency of Santo Domingo ar- ilWIWIWIIIWIWIMI HOMHllMMllIMIIIWIltlMIIlS rived here Tuesday on board the Do NATIONS GREETING TO DEWEY minican war ship Presidente His ar rival was the cause of great festivals Features of the Reception to Use Manila and expression of satisfaction Il Hero in AVanhtngtou is not known as yet when the elecThe central idea underlying the grand tion will take place At present the welcome to be given Admiral Dewey In Washington the first week in October is country is quiet The most difficult Its His at the national part to be settled is the financial situ Capital will character real arrival coining home mark his ation of the government the paper to the American people where the oCcias money being one of the principal of the government will participate and the magnificently jeweled sword voted by causes of the bad condition of affairs Congress will be presented To that How this will be fixed is difficult to all the arrangements will be of a simple but dignified character foresee Business is still very much mosthero of Manila at theThe welcome t the National Cslj depressed Importations are very lim ited and the market is bare of manv articles principally provisions The manifesto of Senor Jimines pro poses a liberal government based on strict honesty and equity He calls for reform of the present tarff duties advocates a strict gold basis and is in favor of the withdrawal of the present circulating national coin and paper Kansa3 City Mo Sept 14 The money He also recommends the fa American Equal Wage union a new voring of immigration and full guar labor organization was incorporated antees to citizens and foreigners and at Jefferson City Weduesday Legis- improvements of roads ports and pub lation will be its chief weapon The lic works new union will contend for equal News about the departure of a Clyde and exact justice to all wage earners line steamer from New York is anx wrlhout respect to age sex or occupa- iously awaited provisions being scarce tion for the emancipation of all chilThe provisional president had aldren from industrial servitude and for ready announced that the provisional the protection of women wage earners government would take no constructive in their equal rights with men action until the arrival of Gen Jim Richard D Kathrens of this city is ines who is apparently expected to the founder and president of the move ¬ assume immediate direction of affairs ment The importance of the money ques The Retail Clerks Protective asso- tion is seen from the fact that the paciation of 43000 members have en per currency the only currency in dorsed the movement which will have Santo Domingo circulated at some Ex points in the ratio of fifty to one and headquarters in Kansas City State Senator Lyman is the national as it is understood that Senor Jimisecretary nes intends to repudiate a certain part of the issue it is not unlikely that THE BIG STEAMSHIP some trouble will arise In any event New White Star Line Oceanic Arrives at an official announcement showing precisely what is to be done is anxiously Mew York From Queenatown She is awaited by business houses the Largest Vesel Attaint ¬ ¬ ¬ Senoi the aspirant tc 13 3odsSi ry iQltT j7ik ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ New York Spt- - 14 The new White ¬ NO SECRET ALLIANCE war Bwsrs Tte4 V PwgWW ttal will probably occur on Monday Octo ¬ Wise Precept and Example of the ber 2 although the date will depend upoa i the length of the celebration in New York Fathers of the Republic The principal which is still unsettled features of the reception in Washington Columbus O Sept 13 In a letter as planned by the citizens with the co ¬ to Chairman Dick of the republican operation of the President and Cabinet number the presentation state executive committee Hon John will be two invoted by Congress and a of the sword Hay secretary of state makes this em ¬ night parade A public reception at the phatic statement regarding the al- ¬ White House will be followed by dLnner leged secret alliance between England to the Admiral by President McKinley The sword will be presented by Secretary and the United States Long at the east front of the Capitol In There is no alliance with England the presence of Mr McKinley and ail the late in the nor wth any other power under heaven members of the Cabinet consisting ofaft- ¬ or ¬ ernoon while the parade except those known and published to ganizations of all kinds will be by an illumination of the city on a the world the treaties of ordinary 6oale of beauty never before witnessed in international friendship for purposes Washington of business and commerce No treaty The different features of the prepara ¬ none has been tions are in the hands of a central body other than these exists ¬ eleven suirerested on either side none is in of citizens and over a committees em thousand people bracing in all contemplation It has never entered Preparations for the celebration have i for ovr p monh into the mind of the president or of fcpThe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and any member of the government to for other railroads entering Washington have sake under any inducement the wise agreed upon cheap rates for the celebra- ¬ precept and example of the fathers tion andanthe committee expects that there outpouring of patriotic citizens will be which forbade entangling alliancef almost equal to the inauguration of a President with European powers Not Forsaken the acco-upa-nle- Star steamship Oceanic ing that the imperial authorities are willing to accept inadequate conces- ¬ sions in order to avoid war TRUST CONFERENCE Delegates From Nearly Every State in the Union Meet to Discuss the Subject of Industrial Combinations CORNELIUS VANDERBILT PARDON FOR DREYFUS However Will Not Us resident L His Prerogative Until After the Meet- ¬ ing of the Counseil De Revision ue t The Paris corre ¬ spondent of the Daily Chronicle claims to have good authority for the state- ¬ ment that Dreyfus will be pardoned although President Loubst will not exercise his prerogative until after the neetingof the conseil de revision He idds that Capt Bauvais and Maj Breon were the only two members of the court martial who voted for ac ¬ quittal and it was Capt Parfait who insisted upon the proviso regarding ixtem vating circumstances 13 London Sept Chicago Sept 14 The great conference on the uses and abuses of trusts and combinations with representative men from nearly every state in attend- ¬ ance opened here Wednesday Cen- ¬ tral music hall was packed with the 200 delegates and others who were merely spectators The meeting was called to order by Chairman Franklin H Head Dr Howard S Taylor as the rep ¬ resentative of Mayor Harrison wel- ¬ comed the delejrates to Chicago At torney General R C Akin acting for Gov Tanner who was reported too ill to attend delivered an address of wel- ¬ come for the people of Illinois EXPLORER WELLMAN The Overdue British steamer Waikato Has an Operation Performed on His In ¬ jured Leg iu London Will He Able The Spanish barkAalborg Capt Klausen from Hamburg May 29 which has arrived at this port reports that she epoke the overdue British steamer Waikato from London May 4 for Lyttleton August 2 in latitude 39 south longtitude 39 east with her shaft broken Otherwise all was well with the vessel The letters of the Waikato were transferred to the Aal 13 ¬ Lyttletox N Z Sept to Return to America Soon London Sept 14 Walter Wellman the leader of the Wellman Polar ex- ¬ pedition who arrived in this city Au- ¬ gust 28 after successful explorations in Franz Josef Land has undergone the first surgical operation for straighten- ¬ ing his right leg which was seriously Walton Ky Sept 14 City tals of cod fish The crews escaped shal Crutcher brought here a Mar with their lives by making their way calling himself Hunter whom heman arover the ice but the vessels were com ¬ injured by Mr Wellmans fall into a snow covered crevasse while leading his party It resulted in the successful loosening of the sinews Another borg operation is necessar3T but the attend Fishing Vessel Destroyed ing surgeons say they expect to save St Johns X F Sept 13 Anothei the leg and that Mr Wellman will be severe storm along the Labrador coast able to return to America in three has driven huge ice floes on the land weeks and crushed several vessels with their Shot at Refugees cargoes aggregating nearly 3000 quin ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rested nine miles from Campbellsburg with Hugh Roberts horse and buggy stolen August 30 The rig passed Removed for Negligence Washington Sept 13 Mr Fred through Bedford Sunday with the Gunn superintendent of construction prisoner and one Woods Woods is He of the public building at Kansas City wanted in Pendleton county ¬ jumped from the buggy The marshal has been removed on evidence of negand Mr Richard Forchy fired two shots Woods yelled and the ligence formerly of New Orleans and recently marshal turned and secured the other superintendent of the Washington man The horses legs were painted City post office building has been ap- ¬ black Some fine saws were found on Hunter pointed to the vacancy pletely destroyed person or sent telegrams with the ex- ¬ ception of his son Alfred who is now traveling somewhere in China A tel- ¬ egram was sent to several points in China and Japan informing him of the death Cornelius Vanderbilt jr sent a telegram from Newport stating that he was on his waj-William Iv Vanderbilt jr and his wife called earty and remained some Dier time at the house Then William K TRIPLE MURDER Vanderbilt went for his father and brought him to the house The father Mrs Jane Barber and Her Two Son Killed was so much affected when he caught by Unkaown Robbers on the High ¬ sight of the house where his brother way in Itastoke County Tens lay dead that he clasped his son in his San Antonio Tex Sept 14 Mrs arms and kissed him They walked together arm in arm into the house Jane Barber and her two sons Wiley and Levi were murdered by unknown shedding tears A coroners physician made an in- robbers in a cross roads store in Ita quest into the cause of death and stoke county six miles from Pieasan found that it was due to cerebral ton and 25 miles south of this city hemorrhage The coroner also view They were killed with a hatchet their ed the body and endorsed this finding heads having been slashed to a pulp A sack containing S100 in silver was Permission for burial was given and secured by the robbers Foot tracks the body was embalmed Cornelius Vanderbilt jr and Harry in the sand indicated that there were Payne Whitney and his wife arrived at three implicated in the crime and that the Vanderbilt mansion late in the they left in the direction of San An ¬ afternoon Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt tonio Runners have been sent to all jr remained at Newport Tuesday parts of the county and a close search night all of Mr Vanderbilts chil- has begun for the murderers dren were in the city with the excepBroke All Worlds Records tion of Alfred and he will undoubted 14 Harry Philadelphia Sept ly come home The homecoming of Cornelius Van Elkes the champion middle distance derbilt jr was an unusually sad one bicycle rider Wednesday night in a The estrangement between him and race of an hour against time broke all his father because of his marriage worlds records from one mile to the with Miss Wilson had never worn hour going 30 miles and GiT yards in ¬ away Of the relations between father the 60 minutes The best known recand son Senator Depew said They ord for one hour was made by Tay were on fair terms I think it was a lore the Frenchman in France a few week ago to day that I saw them to- ¬ weeks ago who rode 5 miles G98 yards gether at Newport Mr Depew stated Tuesday night More i raisport Chartered Washington Sept 14 Secretary that the funeral would take place at 1030 oclock Friday morning from St Root Wednesday authorized the char Bartholomews church A special boat tering of the steamers Manauense ca will carry the body family and friends pable of carrying 500 men and the from the foot of West Forty second Bristol 600 men These ships are street to Staten Island The burial available for the first ten regiments He also authorized the will be in Newdorp where the Vander ¬ organized bilt mausoleum is and where lie sev- ¬ charter of the City of Pekin 978 men eral members of the family including and Anglo Australian 1000 men to Commodore Vanderbilt the founder of take the troops of the 2d Tennessee the great fortune regiment to Manila ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ vessel afloat from Queenstown arrived at her pier in North river at 145 oclock Wednesday afternoon and de-¬ barked her passengers A big crowd of those who had secured passage to the dock and a bigger crowd which was kept back of the fence cheered the new steamer as she crept up the river and swung slowly into her berth Coming up from Libert- - island the boat appeared unwieldy and her fun ¬ nels too high for symmetry but as she came closer the impression of great length grew clearer It took six tugs 10 minutes to shove her bow around Docked she and force her into place filled almost the whole length of the the largest The United State Has - i ¬ Dreyfus Invited to Otsego Mich Detroit Mich Sept 13 A special from Otsego Mich says The follow ¬ Look up lift up was the motto on the badge worn by the pale young man Wots cii r asked the elevator boy Has us guys got a union Indianapolis Journal ing cablegram was sent to Dreyfus from this place Tuesday afternoon from the citizens of Otsego We hope for your pardon If granted we extend cordial invitation to make your home in Otsego New Harracks at Morro Castle ¬ Santiago De Cuba Sept 13 Ex- ¬ ¬ tensive new barracks are in course of construction at Morro Castle the au thorities having decided upon this action in view of the fact that there is not a single case of yellow fever among the United States troops quartered ¬ ¬ ¬ there Editor Blancbard Dead Minneapolis Minn Sept 13 John Blanchard for nine years editor-in-chiof the MinneaDolis Times died Tuesday morning after an illness of several months aged 57 He was born in Sandusky O ef Yellow Fever at Vera Cruz ¬ ¬ Yellow fever has appeared here Several cases are reported from Tuxpan and the fever has appeared at Tuxtepec while there are fresh cases at Tehuan tepee City 13 Vera Cruz Sept Kidneys Liver and Bowels Y5TEM ClEANSES THE EFFECTUALLY Acts gently on the Cattle Arrive at Santiago The French steamer Villa de Maraeaille ar-¬ rived here Tuesday from Cape Haytien 13 Santiago De Cuba Sept tOC QgSfrflgit42 overcomes i cattle She reported that head died during the trip with 124 jrfi Chas E Snedes The a grain merchant of Harlem S D British Columbia government is being urged to notify the French authorities committed suicide by shooting on a that it will not make an exhibit at the train while passing through Gienview He Paris exposition if the D eyfus verdict Wednesday night the had been ill brain for the from coitening of is allowed to stand past nine years Men for the New Regiments Washington Sept 13 So far 320 Secretary Vanderlip Re urns to Wash ington men have been obtained for the 10 Washington Sept 14 Assistant new volunteer regiments last author-¬ Secretary Vanderlip has returned to ized of which number 630 were enlist ¬ the city from a ten days official trip ed Monday The full quota of the 10 through Iew Englard raiments is 18090 meu 14 ¬ May Not Make an Exhibit Vancouver B C Sept 13 Suicided on a Train No Fever In Mississippi Chicago Sept Jackson Miss Sept 13 The ttata board of health bulletin Monday night announced that there are no new cases of fever in the city or in the state then tried unsuccessfully to end his The city has quieted down Maj Por own life White was formerly a bank cashier in Santa Anna Tex His wife ter is still dangerouslv ill lives in Fort Worth Tex Jealousy Chief Justice Roberts Dead was the cause of the tragedy Baltimore Sept 12 Chief Justice Cosily Residence Burned Charles B Roberts of the Fifth judi ¬ Pougiikeepsie N Y Sept 14 The cial district is dead at his home in Westminster aged 57 years He was residence of Samuel B Soxton at Hyde A democratic member of the forty Park was destroyed by fire Wednes ¬ day Loss 560000 fourth ard fortyf fth congresses ¬ Professor in Latin Attempted Murder and suicide Springfteld 111 Sept 13 Merritt St Louis Sept 14 Wm White 50 years of age Wednesday shot and fa Hoblit formerly of Atlanta Logan tally wounded Mrs Alice Bremser and county 111 now of Monterey Mex rr ITCafc UIMTw BV7 TH has been appointed professor in Span ish in Drake university Des Moines ¬ la The little town of Northwood Grand Forks county was completely destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon The loss is Fifty business estimated at 8200000 firms have lost their entire belongings Town Destroyed by Fire Grand Forks N D Sept- - iS or EfCT PfiaFgyrvps CMf ICIAL GtNUIHt - MANF O y 9 umw PERMANENTLY nv - r rcasAU6tAuiu6isrfcPHa Mc weenie ieLVo ai rVk CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in time Bold by druggista JL E EOURLON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15 1899 A 3 THE OLD HARTFORD Admiral Farragut s Flagship Again Placed in Commission To Be Used as a Training Ship for the New Navy She Looks Old- FasMoned lint Still Is a Powerful Craft Special rshington Letter The men and women of the present generation do not know the historv f of the battleship Hartford the fa mous old wooded vessel which was used as a flagship by Commodore Farragut the fighting ship of the Past generation upon whose decks Farrcgut won the renown which made him an admiral and placed his name in the highest niche of fame in naval i annals There is very little left of the Hart fort except her keel She has been re- ¬ built but not remodeled and like the famous Constitution looks exactly as she did in the days of her greatest fame The theory and impulse which prompts men to revere historic things prompted the old naval officers to seek the renewal of the Constitution and the Hartford and both of them are sailing on their old keels but all of their superstructures are new although precitely proportioned upon the original plans The congress appropriated the money for their reconstruction and the old battleships will be kept in repair forever as visible monuments of the glories of the dauntless American navy The Constitution is already In Atlantic waters and the Hartford soon will be Information is received at the navy department from the navy yard at Mart ¬ ¬ Island Cal that the Hartfords repairs are practically completed and that she ¬ will soon be launched and placed in commission It is not yet definitely an nounced whether the Hartford will sail around the horn as did the Oregon or whether she will follow the wake of Dewey and come through the Suez canal and the Mediterranean sea and across the Atlantic ocean If the Hartford goes across the Pacific she will touch at Hawaii the Philippines and fhe Asiatic ports which have been re- ¬ cently visited by Dewey This itinerary will be particularly sentimental the ¬ Upon the decks of these LEGEND OF A PRAIRIE GRAVE old terrors of the seas the historic sailors of the rising generation must beneath the Wild Flowers Lies the learn ail that is to be known of our Remains of a Soldiers Beloved navy and practically they will thus Young Wife be taught to feel that they have grown Near the top of the highest knoll on up with the navy from its incipiencj They will love their calling better and the rolling prairie three miles southlove their country better for the ex- west of old Fort Hays in Kansas is a lonely grave in the prairie grass There perience With this idea in view Lieut Alex- is a board at the head and another at the ander Sharp Jr has been on a tour foot These boards may once have of the western and far western states borne an epitaph but now they are selecting the 2QQ recruits who are to browned and worn by the sun and man the Hartford He has also ceen storms of many years and they are dedesignated to be executive officer of cayed at the ground and stand at an tne shiP hen she is in commission angle almost ready to fall A prairie again carrying the flag to foreign ports rabbit has made its burrow at the foot on her way back to the waters in whch of the grave All around it the grass she won fame and everlasting glory is full of purple and yellow flowers It is well indeed that the old battle- - Standing by the grave and looking sniP is to have such a man for execu- - north and east there lies stretched out tive officer He is one of our naval a landscape of wondrous beauty The heroes and deserves greater celebrity green sod of the plains slopes gradthan has been given to him His name ually down from the grave a distance of has been overshadowed by the name three miles to the cluster of long gray of Schley Evans Philip Clarke and and yellow empty bulidings which were others of higher rank who participated the barracks and officers quarters of in the battle off Santiago on July Fort Hays when this was the far west L898 when Spanish Admiral Cervtras years before there was a railroad in fleet was destroyed Put he was an Kansas Beyond the fort is the town of active participant in that battle as the Hays a group of yellow stone and commander of the converted yacht red brick buildings Beyond stretches Vixen a little vessel which was in the the prairie north and east to the horibattle from start to finish and which zon lire BQ and 30 miles away Di rendered particularly valient service agonally across this stretch of level Although a well directed shot from an plains runs a thread of vivid green one of the Spanish ships might hare from the northwest to southwest the destroyed the Vixen Lieut Sharp kept trees that fringe Big creek There are her j to the fore all the time and no other trees anywhere else on the she sent death dealing missiles through landscape the Spanish torpedo boat destroyers The U gi nd of the lonely grave is that The navy department did wed in se years ago when the Fort Hays barracks lecting such a man for the special re were full of troops an army hospital cruiting service for the Hartford and steward broujrht his young wife there also in designating him to be the execu to live with him Each Sunday the offi¬ tive officer or first luff as the sailors cer and his wife walked out to this hill call that officer and they used to sit down on the shady Commander Hawiey who also par-¬ side of it near the summit and gaze for ticipated in the great naval engage ¬ hours out at the landscape below Then ment has been designated to command they could see the herds of buffalo fhe Hartford and he has diligently at roaming over the prairie andnce in tended to the work of supervising en ¬ awhile a band of Indians scurrying The desirability across it listments He says of having western men for jackies was One day the stricken demonstrated during our late war with with a deadly young wife was she died fever IJefore We had a number of recruits Spain asked from the west particularly from Iili she would her husband to promise that nois who performed splendid service he the hill bury her body near the top they during those trying months and they if to sit at the very spot where won and look out over the may well be proud of the records they used He kept the promderful landscape made Although they lacked the orig- ¬ ise and there is her grave The only inal training of sailor men they soon flowers he could get to plant upon it were the wild flowers of the prairies and they are blooming there yet Chicago Chronicle ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ and Porter LITTLE NONSENSE Porters AnOaopUe Healing OH KilIROn Jim CaMJL - Her Father Followed Them She For cat Relieves all pain Instantly did her father follow you when Burns boils bruises itch eczema ca And Yes hes living tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns you eloped He vith us yet Yonkers Statesman I shall expect you to tell the whole ruth said the justice to the colored Yes ulprit De whole truth suh At ledge des gimme six months anta Constitution Do you No Luck in a Horseshoe iclave thers luck in a horseshoe DenXot a bit Xorah hung wan nis jver the childers cradle and it fell an Boston Commercial bruk his nose Bulletin Hogan Garrity tells me his is heated by stheam Phwat dc Grogan ye think of thot for a liar the man tells the truth His wife Sure is takin in washin since he lost hia job The Rival In handling them biscuits o yourn mum my early trainin came in mighty handy What do you mean by that Why when I wuz a young fellow mum I used to work on th highway Cleveland Plain sortin cobblestones Dealer I guess its all ovei Behind the Age Why what between Millie and me I went up there this the trouble afternoon with my trotter to take her out for a drive and there was a fellow ahead of me with an automobile Cleveland Plain Dealer Housekeeper Explained Whats reason that all the men who come the tround begging now are such big strong looking fellows Polite Pilis dat its on De reason lady grim stromrdooking fellows wat kin beq Philanowadays widout gettin hurt delphia Record I noNot Very Consoling Smith ticed you didnt speak to Brown when you passed him this morning What5 Jones lie insulted m the trouble yesterday called me an old fool Well you must remember thai Smith Noure not as young as you used to be Chicago Daily News apar-r-t-nen- ts E ¬ ¬ L A N R ft ARRIVAL OF TRAINS f irVoB ijr chapped hands or lips piles and all nl eera or sores of kin or mucous mem brane it is a sure and permanent cure Will care sore or inflamed eye in forty sight hours Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Horsemen will find this oil will cure alter burns scratches cracked heel old sores and collar galls No cure no puy 1058 a m 588 pt 1010 p m Wkoai Lexington 511 a in 745 a in 8fl3 p m627 p m Fiona Richmond 505 a m 740 a mj 888 p Da from MayeviUc 1J a m 825 p m i Cincinnati m HEUKSi DBPABnrms To Cincinnat- i- or mains For sale by Clarke Kentucky - Eenney Paris 10mar 6mo New Photograph Gallery D Cable has opened a cosy 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 He solicits the patronage of the public ¬ 15 a m 7 Al a aat 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m Ils05 a m 545 p m 1014 p m Richmond 11 08 a m 548 p bm lo 10 16 p m Maysville 750 a m 985 p m lb F B Cam Agent 18a6t To My Patrons moyed my gallery fixtures te 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 drng store or at my resi iflfUMnwn r ftfffn nu MMum- ft utiiu M - I have TIME TABLE EAST BOUND Lv Louisville Ar Lexington Lv Lexington Lv Winchester Ar Ar ¬ 830am 60Cpm 1115am 840pm 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm 1158am 923pm 915am 680pm Ar Mt Sterling1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65 jam 340pm j Philadelphlal015am 705pm New York WEST BOUND dence 8 8 Abnet 1240nn 908pm h - GalMNAH m mail carrier will haul Ar Winchester light baggage to and from depot Termi Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort very reasonable- Leave orders at Post Ar Shelby villa office ¬ tf Ar Louisville 911am 630pm 1001am 720pm 4100am S15pm 730am 450pm 855am 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm ¬ ¬ ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry Lexington and New York without having secured office room at change Parker James corner Fourth For rates Sleeping Car seaervations of and Main will locate their main any information call on F B Carr office at that place Phone No N B R Agent L 4 All calls or bundles entrusted mtGeorge W Barney Paris Ky to them will receive prompt at Div Pass Agent tentionu Lexington Trains marked thns f run daily ex sept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville ALONE IN MID OCEAN My agency insures against fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ Expedients to Relieve the Monotony of n Single Handed Trip Around the World the Spray after having steered all day over lumpy sea took it into her head to gc without the helmsmans aid Iliad been steering southwest by south but th windhauling forward a bit she dropped into a smooth lane heading southwest and making about eight knots herverv nest work I crowded on sail to cross the track of the liners without loss ol time and to reach as soon as possiblt the friendly Gulf stream The fog lifting before night I was afforded a lool at the sun just as it was touching the I watched it go down and out ol sea sight Then 1 turned my face eastward and there apparently at the very end of the bowsprit was the smiling ful Neptune moon rising out of the sea coming over the bows could nol himself Good evening have startled me more glad to see you sir I cried Im Many a long talk since then 1 have had with the man in the moon he had m confidence on the voyage About midnight the fog shut down again denser than ever before One It concould almost stand on it so for a number of days the tinued svind increasing to a gale The waves ose high but 1 had a good ship Still in the dismal fog 1 felt myself drifting into loneliness an insect on a straw ii lashed the midst of the elements the helm and my vessel held her course and while she sailed I slept During these days a feeling of awe rept over me My memory worked with startling power The ominous the insignificant the great the small the wonderful the commonplace al appeareel before my mental vision in magical succession Pages of mj history were recalled which had been s long forgotten that they seemed to be I heard long to a previous existence all the voices of the past laughing cry ing telling what I had heard them tel in many corners of he earth The loneliness of my state wore ofl when the gale was high and 1 fount much work to do When the tine weath er returned then came the sense of sol itude which I could not shake off I used my voice often at first giving some order about the affairs of a shi for i had been told that otherwise hould lose my speech At the meridI called aloud ian altitude of the sun Eight bells after the custom on ship at sea Again from my cabin J cried to an imaginary man at the helm How does she head there and again Is she on her course lint gettin no reply I was reminded the more My vcici palpably of my condition sounded hollow on the empty air and I dropped the practice However it was not long before the thought came to me that when I was o d 1 used to sing why not try that now where it would disturb no one My musical talent had never bred envj in others but out on the Atlantic tc realize what it nfeant you should have heard me sing You should have seen the porpoises hap when I pitched r voice for the waves and the sea and all that was in it Old turtles large eyes poked their heads upoutol the sen as 1 sang Johnny iokf r and Well Pay Darby Ddyl for i Bkots and the like But the porpoises were on the whole vastly more appreciative than the turtles they jumped a dea One day when I was hum higher ming ii favorite chant I think it was Babylons a Pallin a porpoise jumped higher than the bowsprit Had the Spray been going a little faster she would have scooped him in The sea oirds sailed around rather shy apt Joshua Slocum in Centurv 5 ¬ liable prompt paying compani- Frankfort Cincinnati esnon-union ¬ On the evening of July W 0 HINTON Agent h No 6 Mixed ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME CARD IN EFFECT DECEMBER OTH 188 EAST BOUND ooam 3 40pm l OOpni 711am 352pm 120pm 7 18am 4 00pm 135pm Lve stamping Qrnd 7 2am 4 10pm 1 Sfipm Lve Flkhorn Lite Insurance Policies ¬ BOUGHT FOB CASH MARK TWAIN ON THE JEWS The Famous Humorist Has a Deserv ¬ edly Hih Opinion of the Children of Israel The Jew is not a disturber of the peace of any country Even his enemies will concede that lie is not a loafer he is not a sot he is not noisy is ¬ H S STOUT Paris Ky TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS Lre Frankfort a LveSwitzer m No 1 Paw 7 No 9 Paw Lve Johnson Lve Georgetown tjvePuvall Lre C S NO OAS NO COCAINE not a brawler nor u rioter he is not quarrelsome In the statistics of crime his presence is conspicuously rare in all countries With murder and other crimes of violence he has but little to do he is a stranger to the hang man A simple application to the gnms usee only by me and acknowledged by th pnblic to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Catephoric treatment for painless filling Set of teeth Upper and lower- Silver fillings Gdd fillings Gold crowns 150 50 eta np Ky Depot b Lve Newtown Lve Centre vi He Lve Elizabeth 734am 418pm 739am 422pm 7 4aui 4 2 pm 7 ArrParisc 2 30pm 38pm 3 00pm 8 17am 4 48pm 8 25am 4 6pm 8 30aui 5 00pm 8 40am 5 10pm 50am 4 WEST BOUND No Lve Paris c Lve Elizabeth Lve Centreville Lve Newtown Lve C s Ry Depot b Lve Georgetown 9 2 Pass 40am 53am X0tm No Pa8 4 ¬ 80 9 9 10 10 1ri 4111 5 40pm 5 50pm 5 55pm 8 13pm Mlie4 N a THE OLD CRUISER HARTFORD ADMIRAL FARRAGUTS FLAGSHIP journey of the Hartford in Deweys wake because it was upon her old deck and in the fleets of which she was the flagship and under the command of Farragut that George Dewey learned his first lessons of actual warfare hen the Hartford reaches Atlantic ports she will in her new sphere occupy the unique position of being the first one of Uncle Sams fighting craft to be used exclusively for the training of green landsmen into the ways of typical The mayor of Hartford has requested that the staunch and sturdy old ship be sent to that city and the secretary of the navy has issued the appropriate orders so that as soon as she arrives on our Atlantic coast she will sail to Hartford where for the city of Hartford the mayor will present a silver service as magnificent as any that has yet been given to our modern cruisers and battleships After that the Hartford will cruise about the principal coast cities visiting those places where almost 55 years ago the Hartford cvuised with Admiral Farragut on board the hero of the nation just as the Olympia has just been cruising about bearing proudly the hero of Manila But not only the people of the coast cities are to be interested in the rejuvenation of the famous Hartford but the people of the middle west and far west are being given an opportunity to infuse their vigorous blood into the en listed branch of the navy and 300 able bodied men of the sections named are recruited for terms of four years and they are to serve first on the Hartford studying practical seamanship Similar crews are to be enlisted and serve It is the the on the old Constitution officers that enorv of the older naval listed men of the new navy ought to know how to sail any kind of a ship whereas it has recently been customary to enlist men and set them instantly at¬ work on the steelclad cruisers and battleships of the new navy It is believed that patriotism will be infused into the young men by having them serve on the old battleships win re they will learn of their history and with it the historythe of the glories and achievements navy After that with other young men to take their places they may be sent on board of the modern cruisers and battleships They must learn bowto go aloft to run about the rigging and beat home With sure footing in calm and storm They most learn all about the fore main and mizzjjn masts their spars garnets and shrouds They must learn to furl unfurl and clew garnets just as the American satfors did under John Pevi Jones Ingraham Farragut Foot ¬ man-o-wars-man ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ overcame this handicap b3 their intelli gence and zeal and they rapidly be-¬ came familiar with their duties in he strictest sense Besides they were hardy and endured climatic conditions which would have prostrated less hardy men He further said it is unfortunate that the United States lacks a big mer chant marine such as European na ¬ tions have upon which to draw for their warships in time of hostilities Great Britain greatly outstrips us in thas In my particular for the present opinion the merchant marine of our country will develop with wonderful rapidity during the coming ten years In the meantime we can find and have found in the middle and far west a sufficient number of sturdv young Americans born on our soil with pa- ¬ triotism bred in their bynes and sinews Such men we need for the Hartford and for our entire navy Heretofore we have had in our navy too many men of foreign birth and without naturaliza ¬ tion We must have a strictly American navy and the Hartford is beginning to form a nucleus of such a navy You see we are not going to take landsmen directly on board of the ships of the new navy We are going to take them on the Hartford and teach them to shoot straight and often and keep up our well earned reputation for American gunnery Then when they go aboard the big modern vessels they will be ready for the most efficient serv ice YYe want the nations of the world to know that in all times and under ail circumstances our American jackies will shoot as well and as effectively as they did in Manila bay and on the south coast of Cuba whih they manned their guns under the inspiration of the floating signal Remember tin- Maine The new men will serve froi- - six to twelve months on the Hartford and will then be portioned off among the ships of the new nivy So the old Hartford has not outlived her usefulness In her old age sh will furnish the sinews oi strength for the navy and will give to all of our fleets men of intelligence and skill who will school Chicago inter Ocean be the peers of all modern artillerists Uncle Hills ldeas and probably the superiors of those in Some men are like feathers they other navies men who have been given ample opportunities to prove what they never rise until some one puffs them can do to targets a thousand or more up Women talk against time because yards distant they dont like to see it get ahead of If Admiral Farragut is to day where he can view the American navy and if them the scheme of love blood may tell In there be tears of joy in the heaven of but often its your girls little brother the heroel his eyes must be moist with Expensive in the Long Run Few men profit by the experience of pride in his old flagship the Hartfora Some people think if they get a thing they generally think other the ship once so dear to him the ship others but poorly done it is cheap Washington should profit by theirs Cleveland which never knew defeat da Democrat Leader SMITH D FRY ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - In the police courts daily long roll of assaults and drunk and dis ¬ orderlies1 his name seldom appears That the Jewish home is a home in the truest sense is a fact which no one will dispute The family is knitted together by the strongest affections its mem- ¬ bers show each other every due re- ¬ spect and retrence for the elders is an inviolate law of the house The lew is not a burden on the charities of the state nor of the city these could cease from their functions without affecting him When he is well enough he works when he is incapaci- ¬ tated his own people take care of him And not in a poor and stingy way but with a fine and a large benevolence Ilia race is entitled to be called the most be nevolent of all the races of men A Jew ish beggar is not impossible perhaps such a thing may exist but there are few men that can say they have seen that spectacle The Jew has been staged in many uncomplimentary forms but so far as I know no dramat ist has done him the injustice to stage him as a beggar Whenever a Jew has real need to beg his people save him from the necessity of doing it The charitable institutions of the Jews are supported by Jewish money ami amply The Jews make no noise about it ii is done quietly they do not nag and pester and harass us for contributions they om ls peace and set us an ex impU an example which we have not found ourselves able to follow Mark Twain in Harpers Magazine School for Parrots Tn a little side street in Philadelphia live an old couple who make a living by following an odd occupation The building occupied by them is a small two stork d affair that was one time used evidently for a grocery store The lower floor is packed fullof cages and in each of these cages are two or more parrots They are of all colors sizes and hinds These birds are pupils and they are taught to speak any phrase or series of them that sound so cute when uttered by a well trained Many of these birds are1 being parrot trained to order One of them an es¬ pecially fine bird is assigned for the daughter of a wealthy person whose name is Nellie The bird can now say Good morning Nellie Good night Be a good girl Nellie and Nellie several other sentence- - The old la affectionately refers td her place as the ¬ Painless extraction 100 up 500 50 eta J Paris Ky opp Court hoTie Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p 821 Main St I ADAIR D 0 S 2Sam 6 17pm 7 50am 32am 8 20pm 7 51am ium 824jpm Lve Johnson 10 43am 8 32pm Lve DuvallB Lve Stamping Grnd 0 50am 6 a9omi 8 22am UOOini 6 4pnx 8 40am Lve Switz r 1107am 6 56pm 8 55am Lve Elk horn 11 20am 7 10pm 9 15am Arr Frank fort a Daily except Snnday N b connects with Q a Connects with L tC connects with Ky Central 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euro you as it will re turn Our HEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs the stricture tissue henco removes tho stricture permanently It can never return No pain no Buffer ¬ ing no dotation from business by our method Thefoxualorgansareptrength ened Thi nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns Thousands rf young and middle aged men ara having their sexual igor and vitality continually sanped by thu uis easo Tho7 no frequently uuconscious of tuocau o ofihesa symptoms tlen ral Fail Weakness 1 urmtunl ing Manned Nervousness Poor ory Irritabiiily at tiuios Btrartinc sation Sunken Eyes vith darli en tie Weak IJnck General Depress n Lack Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition Part etc OLEEr and BTBICTURH may be the cuie Dont consult family doctors as ihcy hve no cpericncd in allow liicse serul discaeesdolit Quacks to experiment on yon Consult specialist woo have mada ft life etudyol Di seases or 2In and Women Uur NLW METHOD TttliATAllkNf will posi ¬ tively euro you One thousand dollars for a 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TREE EH1 If mable t col wrue for or liOiiE rTos iiLANii TUfiATIiEST ilH tO Btjudfu Laae Xw York A Ef3 W Smrercrs are immediately JASniXn relieved by using our IV W HALATIOK HCMI and bj a TttKATMKKT cure continued use rtW sswiff Complete outdl elTeet a SO by mail A tralrillnTineo 8VvhlCC0 DZtINU IABOUATOUY tiU W if A T Kfedys A DRSi Kergan HTif ASTHiVli 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O VJD JCva LTB AaJB 4a K f4J ir- THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15 1899 tie Nineteemn Year Established mini hews 1881 A Comedy In Whispers Walter Champ in Illusliated Keatuckian MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered In And About The Time Ten minutee before the wedPubliihcd every Tucnany and Friday by ding WALTER CHAMP Dramatis Personae Mrs Brocade Editors and Owner Mrs Mousseline Mrs Moire the bride BW1FT CHAMP and the groom Enter Mrs Brocade and Mrs Moire Make all Checks Money Order etc Payable to the order of Champ A Bko Mrs Moire I was afraid we should be to late too see the people come in Mrs Brocade I do love to watch the ADVER1I81HHJ RATES crowd at a wedding Arent the decoDisplays one dollar per inch for first inser rations beautiful tion half rates each usertion thereafter lo Locals or reading notices ten cents Dei Mrs Moire une eacn insertion locals in black type 1 V wenty cents per line each insertion Mrs Brocade Ah here comes Mrs Fractions of lines count as full lines wheD running at line rates Mousseline Wearing that same old of thanks calls on Obiturs cardsof respect and mattercandia dress too dates resolutions of Mrs Moire Indeed Id hate to wear like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise tbat old rag anywhere ments and yearly cards Mrs Mousseline joins them Mrs Brocade Im so glad you came We were just lookiDg for you were we ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 Scene The wedding of Eric Evermore Hudson and Nina Nevermore Wabash at Henick Kurs Mrs Jos W Mock is visiting relatives Mrs Thos Johnson of Newport is vis ¬ v ¬ ¬ Political News Senator Blackburn left Tuesday for New Jersey to take a rest from politics Ex Grov Stone of Missouri is addressing large crowds in Kentucky this week The Commonwealth is again being issued daily at Covington It is supporting Gov Brown in his race for Governor The Sommers bribery case at Frankfort has been postponed on account of counsel for the Senator Blackburn defendant being absent from Kentucky The Kentucky Populiets have ar ranged for a two days rally to be held at Paducah October 5 and 6 Similar meet ings will follow in every Congessional ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ district Chairman Prvor of the State Election Commission has called a meeting of the commissioners at Frankfort Wed nesday September 20 to select county commissioners who will appoint officers to hold the November election ¬ ¬ BIRTHS Announcements of the Visit of the Stork to Paris and Vicinity In this county Wednesday night to the wife of Joseph Houston a son John Smith Houston a namesake of Col John Smith of this city NUPTIAL KNOTS emnizations Of The Marriage Vows The engagement is announced of Miss Jessie Kriener of this city and Mr Oliver Menifee Elam of Ashland The wedding will be celebrated quietly on October 3d at the home on Vine street of Mr N Kriener father of the pros pective bride The marriage of Mr Earl Ferguson of this city and Miss Sallie May Anderson of Georgetown will occur Oct 18th in the Baptist Church in Georgetown Mrs Elizabeth Champ of Millers tmrg formerly of this city has an of her nounced the engagement knghter Visa Mary Tayler Champ to Mr John Lawson Marr of Huntington West Virginia The marriage will oc car in November ¬ ¬ lofsgementi Announcements And Sol ¬ iting relatives here Miss Bessie Peed of Maysli k re turned home Monday Littleton Purnell of Paris visited relatives here Tuesday snake Hed fight Rev W S Grinstead and family left then for his life Thursday for Taylors ville But he is under the influence of the igThe Ebeneezer Presbytery finished its norant and supersession here Wednesday night stitious that write Despair of hope Geo Thornton of Georgetown is the over the door of guest of his mother this week such diseases as by neglect or unskillMrs Lizzie Shipp of Winchester is ful treatment may here this week visiiing relatives end fatally in consumption Found A new side cnrtain for a bugThere is a new ingy Call and get it T M Purnell scription for that Mr E P Clark and Will N Clark doorway of disease not so are on the Cincinnati brakes this week made by rubbing Mrs Moire Yes Oh you look out the first two stylish this afternoon Letton Vimont bought fifteen feeders words and leaving Mrs Mousseline Thanks Oh there is and twelve heifers at Carlisle Court Hope all ye it inMiss Chiffon Ill bet she wasnt who enter here What Can there be Monday vited hope for the sufferer with the constant Rev J R Williams will preach at the cough flushed face burdened breathing Mrs Brocade And wanting to push M E Church at Ruddles Mills at three and emaciated body The record says inside the ribbons tool yes Ninety eight out of every hundred the latest divor- oclock Sunday afternoon Mrs Moire Theres cases in which Dr Pierces Golden Medical cee Mrs Lakeside Wm Carpenter Mr and have been per say that she Monday Mrs a visit with returned Discovery has been used Medical DiscovMre Mousseline They Mrs D mantly cured Golden from has an awful rep ery positively cures weak lungs bronConway in Cincinnati Mrs Moire We ought to cut her ac- ¬ chitis obstinate lingering cough bleeding For Sale We have eighty head of of the lungs and kindred ailments which quaintance E C if neglected find a fatal ending in consump- ¬ Mre Moussline half rising1 I be- good feeding cattle W P tion It contains no alcohol whisky or Co Thomas Bramlett Nicholas lieve they are coming other stimulant Mra Moire No Its only tne jacK Mies Dorothy Peed will leave Your medicine is the best I have ever taken every They arrive late Bluebloods for Millers Springs Academy An writes Mrs Jennie Dingman of Vanburen Kal w hnrtt Mich kaska Last spring I had a bad county where she will assist in cough Co so got bad I had to be in bed all the time Just to show off you derson Mrs Brocade teaching My husband thought I had consumption He know wanted me to get a doctor but I told him if it Mrs John W Hutsel of Cincinnati Mrs Mousseline I never knew a wed was consumption they could not help me We and Mrs John Powling and daughter thought we would try Dr Pierces Golden Medi on time ding party to be cal Discovery and before I had taken one bottle of Carlisle were the guests of Mrs Bet M rs Moire Nor I either the cough stopped and I have since had no signs of its returning Tbe organist plays wedding march tie Martin yesterday Mrs Brocade Isnt the bride Dr Pierce8 Pellets are the best for the Dr W E Savase and Dr Dudley Webb of the Good Samaritan Hospital J bowels Use them with the Discovery Mrs Moire Shes painted Cincinnati were tne guests ui iue iurm Mrs Mousseline They say her dress ers parents from Tuesday to Thursday For wounds burns scalds sores skin cost 200 Look at the martin on it fifty two diseases and all irritating eruptions The Training School has Mrs Moire The groom looks scared scholars and Prof Best and fourteen nothing so soothing and healing as he dont Mrs Mrs Brocade They say he 8 worth boarders from a distance in the building DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Emma Bolles Matron Englewood Nur A number of farmer boys will start next half a million sery Chicago says of it When all He ought to have month Mrs Mousseline else fails in healing onr babies it will dollars Hes so homely Miss Ida Fleming of Aberdeen O W T Brooks why he mar Miss Warder McDonald of Carlisle and cure Mrs Moire I wonder ehe actually T M Fisher of Anderson Ind say They ried her were by buying your ladies and Save Mr and Mrs J E Plummer he loved her guests of Mrs Brocade Maybe childrens shoes at Davis Thomson this week Ive heard that he gambles Miss Lula Best of Mason is a guest Isgrigs Mrs Mousseline Im glad it isnt my of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Miller She weddinK Best on the market for coughs and married will leave the first of October for Cuba Mrs Moire Well theyre colds and all bronchial troubles for where she has a position as teacher in now poor things croup it has no equal writes Henry R the schools i Whitford South Canaan Conn of One Mrs Mousseline Allow me to con Mrs Elizabeth Champ has announced Minute Cough Cure W T Brooks gratulate you my dear Your wedding- the engagement of her danghter Miss was perfectly lovely You two are per- Mary Tayler to Mr John Lawson Wanted Several bright and honest fftCtlV TTIfltftd Marr of Huntington W Va The peosons to represent us as Managers in Mrs Brocade Mr Hudson you have wedding will occur in Millersburg In this and close by counties Salary 900 won a perfect treasure for a wife November a year and expenses Straight bona Mrs Moire I am bo bappv to conPosition M Caldwell who has been fide no more no less salary Mrs R gratulate you both study ¬ permanent Court references any bank a month in Cincinnati Exit Mrs Moire Mrs Brocade Mrs spending Fall millinery styles at the in any town It is mainly office work ing the Mousseline conducted at home Reference En again be Mrs Brocade And they were married wholesale honses will department in closed self addressed stamped envelope of charge of the trimming and never happy afterward Mrs Sue Thorn Clarks millinery store The Dominion Company Dept 2 Chi- Mrs Moire and Mrs Mousseline 128ep8t which will be open Monday the 18th cago Amen All friends invited to call Curtain ¬ ¬ ¬ v-e- The door that Dant saw had this inscrip ¬ tion over it Despair of hope all ye who enter here When man despairs of hope he drains the very drees of despair There are certain forms of disease to which medical ignorance and popular su- erstition have given the title of Hope ess That very fact handicaps the sufferers from such diseases by robbing them of the courage to try to regain health This is particularly true of lung diseases As soon as disease fastens on the lungs the victim sits down makes his will and awaits his fate He wouldn t act that way if he were bitten by a tarantula or a rattle¬ FRAN K CO C3C Leaders in Style and Fastiion NEW FALL DRESS GOODS NOW IN STOCK 2i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Black Orepons Plaids for Skirts Tailor Suitings s ¬ to-morr- ¬ ¬ ¬ 3500 Yards Outing Cloth Mm Ends Regular 8 Price - - l 3c Goods - Our ¬ so a Yard A ¬ Closing Out nil Soup Boons Go PARIS KY m ¬ ¬ Franl 404 MAIN ¬ STREET perma De Witts Little Theres always hope while theres One nently cure chronicEarly Risers billious constipation An attack of Minute Cough Cure my lungs in bad shape ness nervousness and worn out feeling pneumonia left system and I was near the first stages of con cleanse and regulate the entire ¬ ¬ JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work Is promptly answered solicited Prices reasoaable Cue Minute Cough Cure Small pleasant never grfpe or sicken sumption M W T Brooks famous little pills completely cured me writes Helen Mc Henry Biemark N D Gives instant Tickets Good via Washington relief W T Brooks bTOCK AND TURF NEWS SCINTILLATIONS Interesting Jumble Of New And Judge B J Comment Peters was reported dying at Mt Sterling yesterday Over 100 Mormon elders are now do ¬ ing missionary work in Kentucky Dime novels are responsible for an epidemic of crime among boys in Chicago Patriek Walsh jumped in North river at New York to suicide but bis cork leg saved his life Cornelius Vanderbilt died suddenly in Mew York this week His fortune is estimated at 100000 John Swinder of Louisville has sued the Old Kentucky Distillery Co for 10000 for the loss of one finger Robt D Thompson aged eighteen died in great agony at Versailles from fhe effects of inhaling Paris green while spraying tobacco plants with a blower The Covington City Council has passed a curfew ordinance Children vnder fifteen must be at home by nine oclock or be arrested and fined from ¬ If a trip to Philadelphia or New York is made over Pennsvlrania Short Lines a ten days visit to Washington may be Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Bte enjoyed without additional cost for fare Turf Notes as tickefs over this ronte may be secured Pittsbnrg Phil lost 80000 at the via National Capital at same rate as over We have fifteen hundred young Sheepsbead Bay race meeting just direct line For particulars address thrifty ewes for sale Will sell any Geo E Rockwell A G P Agt Cin part of the number closed FISHER cinnati O FRETWELL The Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat Aug-l-t- f Paris Ky says that John W Morris sold eighteen export cattle to J B Embry at 512 Educate Book KeepingBusiness per cwt PHONOGRAPHY FOR A XB LBBk Dr Catlett the Bourbon horse has Situation Hb Type Writing steeple- ¬ developed into a successful Telegraphy chaser He won the Hitchcock steeplechase two and one half miles in 511 Tuesday at Gravesend copywoMTeoThv bsj0 m The new Danville Fair Association in WILBUR R SMITH its three days rair wee neiore last LEXINCTON KY cleared 60 per cent on a capital stock of For circular of his famous and responsible 800 after giving one of the best exhiCOMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY UNIVERSITY of the year The books have bitions Awarded Medal at Worlds Exposition FUNERAL FURNISHINGS in positions Refers to thousands of just been closed and the association will Coat of Fall Ranineu graduates including TuiCoarse meet on the 28th to re organize perma- tion Books and Board in family about 90 Calls for Ambulance Attended to Specialties nently and prepare for a bigger show ShorthandType Writing and Telegraphy under seal SThe Kentucky University Diploma Promptly awarded graduates Literary Course free if desired next summer successful Ewes For Sale ¬ 1 3 G WDAVIS ¬ f ¬ FURNITURE CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC DO YOU KNOW OF ANY- ¬ THING NEATER AND ¬ ¬ PRETTIER THAN A Chester H Brown Kolamazoo Mich WILBUR RSMITH Lexington Ky 500000 and Kentucky University resource Note says M Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured me can had nearly 1000 students in attendance last gear of a severe case of indigestion strongly recommend it to all dyspepDigests what you eat without aid tics froir the stomach and cures dyspepsia ¬ No Toeatioa Enter now Graduates In order to have your letter reach us addre only Day Phone 137 Night lOO i Iron Bed 1 to 1 10 W T Brooks PARKERSELL JAMES Stein Block Co OYSTERS OYSTERS Louis Saloshin Co White Enamelled I am now showing a Magnificent Line of these Beds and they are of the E R DURKEE COS Schwartz Jerkowski Co SUITS AND OVERCOATS Hamburger Bros Co Keystone Brand J Hamburger Sons and 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 We have received our first ship- ¬ Gauntlet Brand BEvST MAKE AZD FINISH Springs Come in and take a look at them and Mattresses to suit CELERY PANTS There are none better They head the list in their lines We are the onfy ones that have them Your Money Back On Demand We are also receiving regular shipments of Choice Fine White Plume Celery We keep constantly on hand a full supply of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables registered Trade Mark ol the Undertaking in all its branches scientifically attend name and design of rne Gaunt ¬ Embalming Carriages for hire let as well as a fac simile of their ed to repaired Household written signature For sale in Furniture goods moved WOOD MANTELS Paris by and TILINGS always on hand TELEPHONE NO 36 I can furnish you at any time an experienced man for mantel work THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF LAMPS Id Central Kentucky NIGHT PHONE 22 OK 56 PARKER Fourth and Main Sts Paris Ky JAMES te Fe A I on Louis Saloshin Co J T HINC0N THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS K TIE - FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15 1899 Street Fair Premium List ap ¬ SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance One year f2 00 Six months Make all Checks Money p ayable to the order of Champ Keep your sons and daughters at colNiueteenth Year Established 1881 lege posted on home events by sending COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY them The Bourbon News two letters THE NEWS MAN lEnteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as from home every week containing all ooriass mail matter the news that is good for them to know Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Attention is directed to the Paris The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And TELEPHONE NO 124 Elsewhere Cash Shoe Stores advertisement on Mr G G White is in Cincinnati first page ¬ BQOBBOff HEWS Suggestion to Parents PERSONAL MENTION On the first page of The News pears the premium list of the Paris Free Street Fair1 The premiums are liberal and the people t hould not hesitate to compete for them ¬ 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 The Proper Goods for Tailor Made 3100 Orders Bbo Etc Fined by Judge Webb Sam Turner was fined 750 in Judge Webbs court this week for breach of the peace away to cash customers at Price Co Clothiers The L to day N A beautiful ceuter table given Wni Scroggan was also taxed five dol ¬ lars for the same offense Myrtle Talbott was fined fourteen dol- ¬ lars for fighting pay car will be in Paris 3 Tuesday October tion day Have just received a lot of very choice new timothy seed Geo W Stuart di rectly opposite N N freight depot will be registra- ¬ Miss Emma Lou Scott has accepted a position at the Paris Cash Shoe Store Theodore Hallam Coming Hon Theodore Hallam telegraphs that he will speak at the Court house in this J K Spears Jb has accepted a po- city to morrow afternoon at 130 oclock sition at Davis Thomson Isgrigs in the interest of Gov John Young shoe store Brown Mr Hallam is a brother of Rev Hallam who was formerly rector Miss Lucy Johnsons private school of St Peters Church in this city and is on Third street opened Mondav with a a fine speaker Ladies specially invited ¬ The amusement committee has arranged for a variety of amusements for the public There will be an indus trial parade rope walking trapeze per- ¬ on a business trip flower Walloon ascension formance Mrs Ida Stoner is spending a few carnival vaudeville performance on a days at Olympian Springs moving stage side shows Mr W L Davis is at home from a cane racks baby games baby business trip to Louisville shows and entertainment for every ¬ Mr Will Shire was in Cincinnati body Remember the days September 26th Wednesday and yesterday Postmaster Bosley left yesterday for 27th and 28th aud dont forget that almost everybody you know will be in a short vacation in the mountains Paris those days Miss Jessie Turney leaves Monday The railroads will give half fare rates for Boston to attend Wellesley College to Paris and all of the neighboring Hon Robt C Talbott is sojourning towns are going te be represented at Petoskey Mich to escape hay fever Our Fall line of Shirts and Mrs Randolph and Miss Kate Edgar are visiting Miss Kate Clark in Lexing- Neckwear arriving daily Price ¬ merry-go-roun- ds Suits NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS All the New Weaves Call andL m ¬ see these Goods ton Co Clothiers and Mrs W W Maesie are spending a few days in Cincinnati this Mr week SUMMER COMMENTS LADIES TAILOR MADE SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES Regarding dozen pnpils One hundred and fifty fantastically The indications are that the crop of costumed girls and boys in the Kar Thanksgiving tnrkevs in Kentucky will nivai next Friday 2t be short this year b Yesterday was the tenth day of the placing many of its old poles this week wiih new ones month Tishri in the Hebrew calendar and the most important day in the JewFor pure Michigan White Seed Rye ish religion On this day is celebrated go to Geo W Stuarts directly opposite Yom Kippur the day of atonement a N freight depot L day of resting fasting and prayer The The most beautiful show ever seen stores of our Hebrew merchants were closed from six oclock Wednesday eveKarnivai here was eaid of the 2t ning until six last evening in observance when given at Chautauqua of the fast day We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords this week nothing so comfortable on Col Craddock is in Indianapolis attending the annual National Reunion of the feet these warm days Mexican War Veterans Gen S B Isqriq aug4tf Davis Thomson Bnckner was one of the speakers at the cottage on Third reunion The B F Harris street was sold at public sale this week Stolen Property Recovered to Miss Annie Hutchcraft for 1000 The warehouse did not sell Robert Hook a liverman from Adams County Ohio came to Paris Wednesday Brownies Bats See the Fairies to recover a horse and buggy which he Miltcnalds Mnses Grandmothers hired on August 26 to a man named Babies Newsboys etc in the Kar White The horse and buggy were 2t nivai abandoned near East Paris last week Eld R L Cave President of Ken the buggy being taken care of by Mr tucky University will preach Sunday Jas Jefferson The horse was found by morning and evening at the Christian that very successful detective Consta ble Joe Williams Church White was arrested in an Ohio town The fire department was called out at Colored Recruits Wanted an early hour Wednesday morning to extinguish a fire in Green Lambs The Recruiting Officer at Lexington stable in Claysville The building was has just received instructions to enlist destroyed sound able body colored men for Cav N will sell tickets from all alry service in the Phillippine Islands The L points od the Kentucky Central to Paris These men are wanted at once and at one fare for the round trip on Sept should applv to the Recruiting Office 26th 27th and 28th on account of the at Lexington Ky Boys between 18 and 21years of age must have the writParis Free Street Fair ten consent of parents or guardian Eugene F Hume of Richmond was witnessed by a third person initiated into the Paris Elk Lodge Wed Eld Sweeneys Canvass nesday night Mr Hume left yesterday morning for New York to resume his Without a dissenting vote the Paris studies at Wedical College Christian Church has granted Eld J S I handle none but strictly high grade Sweeney leave of absence for several seeds Should you need any seed rye or weeks to make a number of speeches in timothy give me a call You will find the interest of bin race for Auditor His my prices right Geo W Stuart di- pulpit will be filled by thoroughly competent ministers during his absence N freight depot rectly opposite L Eld Sweeney will speak at Lagrange a clever young musi- on Sept 25th Owensooro October 5th Elmer Foote cian of this city will open a music Henderson on the 6th Hopkinsville 7th He Ru8sellville 9th Bowling Green 10th store in Paris in a few days will keep all kinds of musical instru Glasgow 11th Munfordsville 12th ments and a full line of sheet music 14th Hoigenville 16th Elizabethtown 18th Persons who want engraved cards Lebanon 17th and Campbellsville or invitations of any description are Waterworks Standpipe Cleaned invited to call at The Bourbon News Superintendent Newton Mitchell of office and look at the very latest styles in these lines Prices as lew as Cincinati the Paris Waterworks had the stand Louisville Philadelphia or New York pipe cleaned out Monday night and had about three inches of sediment swept tf houses from the bottom of the pipe The odor The Scott County Fiscal Court has which has been coming from the water brought suit against the Frankfort is due to the decay of vegetable matter Paris Turnpike Com- in Stoner and not from the carcass of Georgetown pany to fix the value of stock in that any dead animal as has been supposed portion of the road running through Mr Mitchell had a inspector to come Scott The value was fixed at fifteen here lrom Knoxville last week to give dollars per share The case will be expert testimony on the water question and he said the odor was due to the appealed decay of vegetable matter in the creek Clay J Q The coming of cooler weather has al Messrs George Williams ready improved the condition of the Ward Jr Duncan Bell Alfred Clay water J Frank Clay Hairy B Clay M Childrens Karnival Opera House John Brennan and Frank B Carr left last night for Richmond to attend a Friday 22d The society event of the 2t shooting tournament to be given in their season honor to day by the Richmond Gun Post Office To Be Moved Club The8hoot will be at live birds A government postoffice inspector was targets and swallows tm in the city Saturday and gave out the Winter Weather Signs news that the Paris post office is to be Thus early all signs in the upper part moved from its present location within of the State point to open winter says the next two or three months The governments contract with the the Louisville Post The husks on the corn are thinner than usual and this is Deposit Bank expired July 1st and there taken as a sure indication of warm being some hitch regarding the renewal the government weather until late in the winter Birds of the contract office Postmaster that go south with the first approach of decided to move the winter have begun repairing their nests Bosley and Deputy Postmaster Stivers room is needbuilt this spring showing tbey will stay tell The News that more assorting and dispatching of the in this region until late in the fall The ed for the they have calls for a fur of the chipmunk and squirrel which mails and that of extra boxes but have is heavy jnst previous to a hard winter large number room to put them in is found to be thin Many farmers not the Several locations have been considered place great reliance upon these signs yet been decided where which havp been handed down from but it has not The inspector office will be moved father to son They will not harvest the office would positively be their corn until later than usual this baid that tbe moved however ear ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Paris Telephone Company is re- ¬ Hebrew Day of Atonement ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hon E M Dickson was registered at the Gait House in Louisville Tues day night Mr and Mrs John I Fisher of North Middletown are spending a few days in Cincinnati Miss Annie Clav of Lexington is the guest of Mr and Mrs Sidney G Clay on Main street Miss Amelia Clay will entertain at cards this evening at the home of her father Col E F Clay Mrs fl M Taylor of Carlisle came up to Paris Wednesday for a visit to her sister Mrs Harvey Hi bier Th38 B Talbott and family of Louisville are guests of W A Johnson and family on Third street Mr and Mrs Pierce Winn of Mt Sterling returned home Wednesday after a visit to Miss Jessie Turney Miss Katie Blanton came over Wednesday from Richmond for a visit to her sister Mrs E M Dickson Mr Ed Simms who has been in the East with his string of race horses was at home this week on a short visit Mr W S Dickinson of Cincinnati is the guest of bis son Mr S M Dickinson of the Paris Cash Shoe Store Miraee Hattie Owinga of Mt Ster ling and Kathleen Poyntzof Richmond are guests of Miss Jessie Tumey near this city The Sufolla Club gave a delightful ball last evening at Odd FeMows Hall The music for the dance was furnished by Saxtans orchestra Mr and Mrs George W Stuart have issued invitations for a card party Tuesday evening at their home on Mt Airy Avenue Miss Marie ORouke will arrive to- ¬ morrow to take charge of the trimming department of Mrs M Parkers millinery establishment Miss Hattie Dobyns of Maysville Miss Sue Hume of Richmond and Miss Jessie Neely of Lexington are the attractive guests of Miss Elizabeth Woodford The Jolly Bachelors will give a german at Odd Fellows Hall on the evening of October 3d Saxtons orchestra will furnish the music for the event Miss Mary Irvine Davis who has been sojourning at Petoskey for three weeks is now spending a few days at Danville with her aunt Mrs J W Irvine Miss Florence Hudson of Lexington been the guest of Mrs Samuel Bed has ford near Paris for several days She will be with Miss Lucy Miller on Third ¬ Theatrical Folk and Other People Talked About troupe A Lexington organization called The Kentucky Pickaninnies is touring Cen- ¬ tral Kentucky towns travels in a special car The The famous Jewish drama The will receive its first proGhetto duction in New York to night Among the leading actors in the cast are Joseph Haworth Sidney Herbert and Robt ¬ SUMMER CLEARANCE SUMMER CLEARANCE Our whole stock must be cleared up before Fall goods come in and we have cut prfces on ever thing Here aRe a few special values 25c French Organdie now 12 Jc 15c CONDONS BOUND TO GO NOW 8c Cotton 2 00 Silk McWade It is reported that James Lane Al len has received over 100000 in roy- ¬ ¬ Choir Invisible alties from his The story has been dramatized and will be put on in New York next month when Mr Allen will doubt- ¬ less make thousands of dollars more 35c 25c 20c 15c 75c 50c A Mammoth Steamer The new steamer Oceanic the largest in the world arrived in New York Wed nesday from Liverpool with nearly three thousand passengers on board If placed on Main street in Paris the Oceanic would reach from the new Ag ricultural bank building to the Kassen foss corner three blocks The vessel will accommodate more people than the Waldorf Astoria the largest hotel in New York ¬ 8c Lawns now 8o Imported Pique now 20c Imported Pique now 15 India Linens now 10 Madras Cloths now 8c Table Linens now 50c Table Lines now 35c Penang and Percales now 5c now 5c 25c 10x4 Sheeting now 18c 20c Bleached Vests now 10c 15c Lisle Vests now 8c 20c Ladies and Childs Hose now lOx 50c Lisle Threads Hose now 25c 100 Summer Corsets now 50c Umbrellas now 100 175c Kid Gloves now 100 These are on us you will find everything else reduced likewise a few of our great redketions and by calling If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches y eycsigm is laimi anu mmmmu nave liiinieciiaie attention s ¬ ¬ Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred wait made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greatarza durability united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and lenses are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for thevj are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit tfeai You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are olf wHkw any glasses than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of abetter reliable skHifs dealer and tbey will last longer without change and be cheapest in the end We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will They wear like iron those childrens our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invito Oxfords and slippers that go almost for eyes isto the asking Isgrigs Corn at Davis Thompson ang4 tf all call and have their examined for which there charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded - Should you need a car of shelled corn get my prices before you buy I can save you money Geo W N freight Stuart directly opposite L depot vifei s a Never were such values offered in shoes as we are selling daily from our ¬ bargain counter Davis Thomson Isqriq Next visit -- Thursday September 28 1899 Are advised that ¬ ¬ ¬ commenced Monday and mothers will be thinking about buying a Boys School Suit or an extra pair of pants Price Co clothiers have an immense Fall line at prices to suit one and all Extra knee pants three to sixteen years old No trouble to School ur stck f Harware Stoves and Tinware ousr is lare and comPletePrices areas low as anyone Wet make a speciilty of Builders show goods Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work Steel In the Matter of the Assigned Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We employ the Estate of Win Schrote best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See us before contracting NOTICE - flllQ UUn rrilLllUOl Tiif nrnm r Hi IiIIiI n Mil bb WINN LOWRY ¬ The creditors of Wm Schrote will take notice that the undersigned will on Successors to Cook Winnr- - street to day The Kern SATURDAY ¬ OCTOBER 14TH ¬ horse sale at the Fair office receive Grounds Wednesday afternoon was at- at theiragainst in Paris Ky claims the estate of William tended by a good crowd Auctioneer Schrote verified as required by law A T Forsyth reports that horses sold THE CENTRAL TRUST CO OF from 50 to 150 PARIS KY 12sep4t eow Assignee Scores of patrons testify to the great 2000 shoebargains bought from our bargain counters BARGAINS IN SHOES Davis Thomson Isqriq DR R GOLDSTEIN ¬ all colors and styles have arrived The Fall Howard Hat at Co clothiers 3 in ¬ at Price They are beauties Best hat in the market for the money Give us the pleasure to show them to you Doug Thomas Wins Two Races Douglas Thomas won the 224 trot in straight beats Tuesday at Terre Haute by Baron witb Baronwood Ind Wilkes Time 214 215 214f Sim Wilsous mare Corinne started in the 240 trot but was unplaced Mr Thomas also won the 230 pace Wednes day in straight heats with Hetty G in 2091310211 The purses were one thousand dollars each ¬ Of 544 Fourth Avenue Lou isville Ky Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky On Monday October 2 1899 Returning once every month Eyes ex amined and glasses scientifically justed y We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered All Ladies and Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords and Slippers must go this month regardless of price Many lots go at less than half price Our bargain table gF broken lots is well worth your inspection Sail early and get choice Administrators Notice All persons having claims against the estate of J Q Ward deceased will pre sent them properly proven according to law at the office of JQWard Jr for settlement All persons knowing themselves in- ¬ debted to tbe estate of the deceased will please carl and settle altf J M J Q WARD Jr Paris Ky ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG A Sorry Sight a mans linen is when sent borne he has taken it to the wrong laundry If yun want your white or colored eJirte your collars and cuffs to be sentboae in i the pink of condition witb the 3nee color and fiuish on it that it is pmetbte to achieve bring it to us and begKMgxb Fine Tobacco Sales ¬ In Louisville Wednesday Dan Peed of this city sold eight hogsheads of tobacco GO TO at the following prices 23 19 1850 1825 1575 age 16 74 1475 13 THE AND 1240 Aver- ¬ fARIS PRINTING STATIONARY CO FOR ALL COPYRIGHT EJOConnell and D W Peed of SCHOOL SUPPLIES PAPERS 19 1926 Paris sold twenty hhds M AGAZIN ES NEW BOOKS 18 17 1875 1815 17 THE 1875 LATEST STATIONARY 1675 1675 1675 1675 15 1475 MUSIC ETC 1125 Aver 1450 14 13 75 122Miss McCarthys Old Stand age on twenty hhds 1616 ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry BRO W M HINTON JR Phone 4 Main office at Parker Proprietors T Jiimes W gate lying open against the mottled green c 8ha11 and gray high grcund of the Aventlne that My if he some day returning Shall seek thee knowing not eld hill covered with straggling and unTell him I waited till pale death remem- ¬ kempt vineyards and studded with the bered walls of monasteries I was moved more The life that love torgot than 1 can tell for I was about to realize a dream of my life and put my foot once If he should ask to know thy place of dwell ¬ again in ihe place of my birth a spot not ing only bound to me by that tie but sacred What shall my answer be v him the ring of gold from off my Jacopo with the hundred legends of my forefafinger in the least How are you Not thers history men who had for centuries Give it him silently Nothing but a scratch excellency which played so great a part in its fate until our I received from his reverence who with house was cast forth by the mother city But if as with a stranger he still questions all his monkish cowl wields a good weapon to wander as exiles over the land It is Say what then shall I do Well jump down and let us see who our true that since the days of my childhood Speak to him very gently as a sister Per hance he suffers too frends are but first let us look at your 1 had not seen Rome it is true that such wound memories of it as I had were dim aud misty lif lt he ask why silen and deserted lt is really nothing as I said signore and that to recall them was like trying to Tae halls so bright before and Jacopo sprang lightly to earth I did bring back before ones eyes when awake Answer no word but show the lamp ex- ¬ not however listen to iiim and taking the vague but pleasant visions of a delighttinguished from him his flint and steel lighted a piece ful dream nevertheless my heart filled The widely opened door j of dry wood which I converted into a torch with a strange joy and my pulse began to i And lest perchance he ask of that last j 11119 11U Ul tln 1111 IIU lllU If 1IHIVII1 Ji l beat more rapidly as each stride ot my horse hour I examined Jacopos wound which after brought me nearer home In short 1 was What message must I keep Smile in his face and say I parted smiling all was but slight and had just bandaged a Roman come back to Rome and in theee it up with my kerchief when I became words sum up my feelings Yes smile lest he should weep aware that the man whom Jacopo had rid Filled with such thoughts I tightened the Austin South in Sydney Bulletin den over had risen on his hands and reins half unconsciously and my horse knees and was crawling off in the brush doubtless upset by his voyage and the hard ¬ ¬ -- FROM A FAR COUNTRY if only for a twinkling saw his opponent was my friend the siiam monk He however had as ouick an eye and taking in the situation made a sudden charge at Jacopo and as suddenly wheeling his horse to the left shot past him and fled on ahead leaving us masters of the situation called out Are you hurt excellency opportunity for observing lii VV Tr- f-lH- N x l J rCV rr J - j i V A rlfMN A VMXY sU r UW lAV i K i7 JV i hJ j r J VCXx WI rJ 7 I Copyright i3q5 by D Appleton All rijrhts reserved Co CHAPTER XII Continued ¬ Quick Jacopo follow me and driving my spun home the good horse plunged forwards topping the bank almost on the instant that the atOseaders who rushed out with a shout pi lied it The man to the left who was riding a white horse pulled an in an unaccountable manner and mak ing a point at the one on my sword side I ran him through the throat my blade twist ing him clean round in the saddle as I dashed on The attacking party coming at a great pace were carried by their horses down the slope into the stream and had gained a fair before they could turn start and to my joy heard Jacopo swearing as he galloped behind me Maldctto I could not fire sign ore you were right in fiont of me hut here goes He turned hack in his saddle and would have let off his piece had I not shouWl ¬ ¬ 1 tell you and fortunately he heard my words or the chances were there would have been a miss with no opportunity of reloading We gained a full hundred yards before the others recovered themselves coming after us with yells of anger and 1 distinctly beard Cecis voice Two hundred crowns for them dead or Hold hold till I ¬ out to us through Pierleone towards the close of the eleventh century Jacopo was for going straight on past the monastery of the Aracoeli on the Capitol but unluckily 1 discovered that my horse had cast a shoe and this was a matter not to be neglected So we turned to the right and entered the Campo Vaccino formerly the Forum of Rome It being new sunset here were collected hundreds of oxen and buffaloes and from the height of Monte Caprino we could hear the bleating of the herds of goats which vere pastured thereon and the tinkling of their bells as they moved slowly down towards their shelter for the night A hundred fires were blazing cheerfully and served to dissipate the blue vapor which began to hang over the place Round these fires were groups of people mostly countrymen who seemed in the best of spirits as they listened to songs or watched numbers of their party who danced merrily to the tune of pipe Hard by were wood going trom Ostia very willingly slackened Steady friend I said and running up his pace to a walk Jacopo as in duty bound a number of sheds used by mechanics and to him gave him a prick with my sword as followed my example and immediately be- the blaze which showed a forge in work we made soon attracting our attention a hint to stop He made a little outcry gan to buzz into speech but bad the good sense to take the hint In a short time we come opposite the there at once and had the horse attended to Whilst the smith was beating out a shoe easting the light of the torch on his Monte Testaccio that curious mound made and I sat down on a rough bench my horse beface I recognized my old acquaintance the ing fastened to a wooden post and Jacopo ancient Brico 1 I said holding his nag by the bridle paced up and have again to signore So A P3 down occasionally stamping his eet on the be thankful to you ground to free them us he said from the up and recognized the Jacopo too came In other word he was suffering I ants man at a glance fee n 5 Gjpr t 7 rfv To my right was a slightly from cramp out but it is the he burst lappita fr large crowd evidently enjoying a show of beat his brains out ancient Brico Shall V jugglen and from their cries of wonderexcellency exclaimed Mercy most noble cavalier ment and pleasure the seemed to be havl ing their moneys worth So I rose and el iehl me to ransom Brico Jacopo called out bowed my way to a good place unfortunateRansom forsooth you Prely only in time to see the end of the affair su h ransom as a noose will give The juggler was robed in a doctors gown pare t die I said the ancient and after performing a trick he distributed lie quiet Jacopo nostrums for various ailments free of payhas ielded to ransom and we will leave ment Imagine my surprise in recognizing Lim to discuss the terms with the moon in him no other than Mathew Carte and as Fetch me the bridle from my poor horse yonder and bind this knave firmly I came up he placed a tambourine in hu- lit tle clogs mouth and bade him carry it Jacopo needed no second bidding and in fivfc minutes the ancient securely bound round for subscriptions Coppc rs were freeAB the little animal stopped before me I dropped ly flung in and as the little anmal stopped was sitting like a trussed fowl in the mid in a florin before me 1 dropped in a norm ana sioopts dle of the road alternately cursing and to pat its head As I rose I caught Cortes weeping of old pottery which lies towards the river Perhaps excellency we had better look southwest of the Ostian gate and so en- eye and saw he knew me but as he made his at the other and Jacopo pointed to the grossed were we in our talk that we did no sign I stayed quiet Collecting and money began man whom he had shot who lay on his not observe a large party of riders of both the doctor bowed his thanks his trade I he too he added packing up the instruments of s Perchance com face sexes with an escort of went back to my seat and watched the smith out an old acquaintance might turn ing at a hand gallop from our right straight We did so and as we bent over him I saw in our direction Our attention was how St work on my horse thinking that Corte it was Bernabo Ceci gone to his last ac ever sharply drawn to the fact by the cry must have somehow come into funds By I his time the blacksmith had completed count lie was shot through the heart and of an equerry who was riding well in ad his task and we delayed no longer but went lay quite dead with a frown on his forehead vance of the others and this man shouted clenched in the death agon off at once It was fortunate that Jacopo and his teeth road The road Way for his holi ¬ as I passed the grim gates from which my ancestors held the road as far as the river and almost held Rome itself As we went past the Island I did not even raise my head to see the Theater of Marcellus within which lay another and the oldest of our family houses having come DK X VH lnV W 4 VvVviHH snfl KSh M ill H Mm nvnVhX Jsfl ww o lnV id I MnC 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Just now you can secure the I looked 1 at him in a sad silence which Ja ¬ copo broke e hail Now commenced a rate for life start and meant to keep it hut their the horses were the fresher and it became a mere question of who could last longest We made the pace as hot as we could in the hope that if we came to close quarters again some of our pursuers would have alive never knew a cross marked bullet to lie is stone dead fail excellency he May he rest in peace I answered enemy was a brave man although my He is still enough now your worship and see There is his horse grazing quietly It will do excellently to replace the lost He ran forward and secured the animal whilst 1 had a final look at my dead beast His neck wis broken and there was an end of him Whilst Jacopo at my request was changing the saddles I stirred up the ancient who had lapsed into silence and jlejated the favor of his informing me to whom 1 was indebted for the excitement o the night Brko at first would not answer but an inch of steel removed his suikiness and he told me all that I believe he knew which was to the effect that he and some others had been hired by a great Floren tine called Strozzi to stop me at all haz ards on my journey to Rome and that Mie party was commanded by Ceci Who was to p n them 200 crowns for their trouble Mohe evidently did not know and disregard ing all his entreaties to loosen him we rode off wishing him a good night Nevertheless I am afraid he suffered considerable discomfort That rascal monk said Jacopo as we ¬ ¬ ¬ one tailed behind For a little time things went well and J was beginning to think we should he able to show our friends a clean pair of heels when I suddenly felt my horse puffing stretching his neck forwaid and holding on to the bit in a manner which left no doubt to my mind that he was done Jacopo too called out We had better fight it out excellency my horse is blown Before giving si final answer I slung round in the saddle to see how the enemy were get tin on The only two who were at our heels was the man mounted on the white horse who had pulled aside in so strange a manner when charging me and another whom could not make out The rest were We could well behind but riding hard iKwiuii tin these two and turn- - jogged along has gone on ahead ot us and chair probai shouted to Jacopo int oacK to morrow perhaps will rouse the counWhen they had gone Jacopo arose from fight it out Ail richt try in advance of us his knees and dusting them with his hands As I smd this my horse stumbled and Never fear Jacopo 1 answered ha is whilst he looked up at me said Corpo di rolled clean over killing himself on the no monk as I well know and his only Lacco But I gave up all for lost I vow a s t but fortunately throwing me clear of chance was to escape as he did He will candle to St Mary of I forget wdiere but him and without doing any damage to me hark back soon enough to Florence Such to the shrine nearest to the place we dine 1 had ins tune to scramble to my feet when hawks as lie do not fjy far from their for this lucky escape the two foremost of our pursuers were upon eyries I said a little annoyed Come sirrah us in this 1 proved to be tight and Ihe And mount I here never was any danger Jacopo had been carried some yards on by library scribe vas never seen by me again and Jacopo cry well jour woxship the speed of Ins mount but as the men came So we kept to our way deciding to rest drew a little to the front There they go up he turned sharp round in his saddle and by day on the banks of the Evola to which he said shading his eyes with his hands hied The report was followed by a eli we came in the early morning Here we and turning to the left w here a dun cloud of the concealed our horses in the forest which Of pun ind the leading hor einau fell on the Via deila Marmorata marked the white horse again fringed the banks and the tirelrts Jacopo dust progress of the Borgia other who bestrode The best way the sheering oft from me Here he met with leaving me to watch the cattle proceeded signore is over the hill J he continued Jacopo ivho was coming hack at a gallop on foot to a small hamlet h knew of re we will ret a view from there and then and it seemed to e mug himself lrom- turning in about an hour with the materials passing by the places you want to see make his horse iloiM thi in so clumsy a manfor a substantial meal and a aniall skin of for a quiet hostel I know of in the Strangers iter as to be immediately ridden over by wine Quarters my knave In this manner we continued ur jour hollowing him we rode up the Aventine Mount mount excellency mount be ney halting by day and traveling by night until we reached the old wall of Servius am Jacopo steadied his horse and finally reached Leghorn in safety Here Tullius hind me Here we stopped to observe the xve took passage in a ship bound for Rome view To the west and southwest we could but were compelled to wait two days in see the green of thfrCampagna merging into Leghorn as the master was not ready to the distant gray of the Roman Maremma sail at once At last all things being ar whilst beyond that clear blue line below ranged we got our horses and ourselves the Hush of the coming sunset marked the aboard and put to sea with a fair wind sea Beneath us lay the Tiber and the is The master of the ship had sailed with land the yellow water of the river stirred rA Miscr Columbus to the new world and into ripples by the breeze and looking from lost no time in giving us the history of his the distance like hammered brass Beyond adventures which were in truth marvelous the Tiber rose Monte Oianicolo beyond I listened with a a hich the top of the Vatican hill was just beyond imagination I x Oi J smooth face and the good man no doubt visible To the north the view was a little rri fs j sj thought that 1 believed his stories In this shut in by the Palatine and the church of nevertheless St Prisca above us and far off rose the however he was mistaken they were diverting in the extreme Jacopo cone of Soratte Northeast and cast lay the ffl Kii M A was overcome by the sickness of the sea Palatine the Esqufline with the campaniles MIUVM and flung himself down in a corner on the of Santa Maria Maggiore and San Pietro Over Monte Coelio we could deck of the ship from which spot nothing in Vincoli would induce him to move At every lurch see the heights of the Sabine hills and run tJ he threw out a prayer which ended in a ning our eyes along the Appian way we X groan and so great was his distress that could almost descry the Alban lake the We as be afterwards stated he would have sold mountains being distinctly visible Satan for a paul if only to ob stayed for a few moments drinking in the his soul to tain an hours relief As for me I wtfswell view and then going onwards turned having luid some experience of the ocean be- northwest past St Prisca and began the fore when employed by the most serene descent by a winding way held in by vine I ran uini through the throat republic for service agimst the Turk and yards Coming down we taught a glimpse no time and three of the refound contentment in the masters stories of the three churches of the Aventine name Hut thee was wo of the and in pacing up and down watching such ly S Sabina S Maria Aventina and St dashed op n horsemen body ot my animal tiling as ame under my view I had plenty Alessio which was held by the monastery of horses diied past the boldly up and the ruler of opportunity for reflection on the voy St Jerome whose walls rose hard at hand the turd came could not age and cam to the conclusion that on de A look to the right showed us the Circus immediately engaged Jacopo any aid for my tune livering my letter to the cardinal at Rome Maximus above which towered a huge obeLre brave fellow j int i nvown 1 would seek out Bayard if he were there lisk surrounded by four lions At length wa tuny occupied i ucuiiuj were xoo iresu oi lay my story before him and beseech his we came to tne Vicola fi San Sabina and Their horses jicVi of the street rose the gray in hand v iTTir irood Iuck ana help to euable me to recover myself xvr f at the manage ro i wi t inn At last one fine day we reached Ostia walls and square tower of the castle of the they eould net bo drew rein and looked at it with seeing this 1 made a dash across and there disembarked after bidding fare- Savelli - it was but a few i into the woodwell to the master and sot out on our way a bitter heart and a sigh 1 could not con lollowed d both my advi to Rome Jacopo recovered his spirits as trol escaped me as I saw the breeze catch horse ol one of his foot touched land and though the rud- and spread to the wind the silken folds of esuit that the diness of his cheek had paled a little he the standard of the Chigi who bore quarby time we tered on their the Savelli jorwni unseated i uis nun kia -s ord pn- - xvas quite himself againOstia theFinally we and the tree ofshieldlathe star of It Haunted Rovere De rf crossed the Stagno di a cut at in aiming l a seconu m wvi came in full view of the Eternal city and there in all the insolent pomp of a new ImivpVPI tac1L J towards the alternoon having pressed along he use uh Be money bags were full and the I nis triivil mg Lwufeu civ inefies Ot t of it was enough for me Jacopo must at a good pace our jaded horses brought tor me to give and rode oil ii before the gate of St Paul he nulled round have caught the look on my face for he said nl t vi ctt kindly dropping CHAPTER XIII saddle like a Urunuen man Who knows excellency luck may turn theho fallen Weil meant as the words were they ROME mt spen Indeed I did not l flmg uuCu As we rode up to the ruinous stretcn oi l jarreu uii me aim wunuuv vunoii i - tut rusneu uu ii rr - a r on silently raising my aword to the salute before ua the time having th Ijatieixd wall an saw Jncop ar d ¬ ¬ ¬ I - The ness Way Way We drew off at once to the side Jacopo dismounting and sinking to his knees I however contented myself with uucovering and watching with no little astonishment the party as they came up They were evi- ¬ dently returning from hawking and at the head of the column of riders were two men in full Turkish costume 1 asked Jacopo Who are those Turks kneeling and holding and the knave still his hands up in supplication answered hur- ¬ riedly One is the Soldam Diem excellency Lord I trust we may not be hanged as an afternoons amusement the other the 0 fair one old Alexander VI himself Kneel excelLord What cursed luck lency it is our only chance I replied and remembered at Tush once that the brother of Bajazet the Great Turk was a hostage in Rome practically a prisoner in the hands of Alexander a legacy he had inherited from the Cibo and which brought him 40000 ducats annally I could understand Djem in eastern costume but the pope masquerading in broad daylight as a Moor It was as wonderful as it was disgusting to me And then the re membrance of fortes daughter crane to my mind and as they approached I could hard ly refrain trom making a dash to rid the world of the monster who sat in St Peters knew Rome as he did or we might have been hopelessly lost in the labyrinth of streets some of them in total ruin some of them entirely uninhabited for at the time so hideous was the misgovernment of the city 1 ¬ so had fled from who remained could not Rome and those have exceeded 30000 in nuifrber of whom at least 10000 men and women were beings who had lost all claim to the respect of mankind and were capable of almost any crime These are hard words but true nor indeed have I ever seen a place wdiere all that was bad was so shamelessly exposed as in Rome when Roderigo Borgia was pope At length we reached the Strangers Quarters but Jacopos hostel was not to be found and after searching for it in vain we were con tent to pull up before the door of a small inn built on the lower slope of Monte Pincio barely a bow shot from S Trinita de Monte the church erected by Charles of France 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Insuranus Co a safe and reliable Kind Father Yes indeed Ive been puny borrowing money of him for sii CALDWELLS Rl O PI MUJJCR Agent S months and still he keeps oomis Varis Y Weeklv CONSTIPATION ¬ Luxuries For Men A cleax quick aud easy ghavo is 1 and SUR PEPSlIf Sn i A J THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KT FRIDAY SEPTEMBER RURAL MAIL DELIVERY COLONY OF 15 1899 SKake into your shoes Allens Foot Ease LEPERS In CANNIBAL IN THE INK He Was from the South Do Your Feet Ache and Boruf Universal Introduction of the Sys ¬ Investigation Shown That There One In Existence in Northern tem Must Lead to the Construc ¬ tion of Better Roada Part of Washington State The Chicago Kecord in a recent issue gives an interesting resume of the op- ¬ eration of numerous free rural delivery routes in Montgomery county Ind a typical community of the middle west It has demonstrated that all of then have been operated to the entire satisfaction of the Indiana people enjoying the convenience and also of the post office department The Kecords cor- ¬ respondent gives figures which suffi ciently vindicate the action of the de- ¬ partment The routes are about 30 miles long During the first month of the de- ¬ livery each of the carriers delivered about 1000 pieces of mail matter at the end of the first year they were deliv- ¬ ering more than 5000 pieces a month During the first three months they would each collect from eight to ten letters daily now they collect 50 to 60 daily besides many packages Facta are cited to show the many improve- ¬ ments that have come about and the three most significant are those which show the concrete fact that farms have raised in value the department is re ceiving a net profit of 40 per month and that the convenience has stimu lated the building of two new macadam ized roads to induce the government to establish more routes With these roads and without the free delivery sys tem has come a greater value to the farms lying along them than has come to those with free delivery and poor roads and the net result has been a larger and more vital interest in the movement that was first inaugurated by the League of American Wheelmen It will only be a matter of time and a comparatively short time at that when the motor vehicle will assume large proportions in this matter of free rural mail delivery Already the bicycle has become the one great feature but in the system necessarily ifl vogue and that will be greatly extended in its operation and in its mileage its value must needs have its limitations because of the carrying capacity of the machine and the mileage ability of the letter ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ and There Was Character in His Writing Sa Islands VENTILATING BARNS e of Wlow the Beat Plans la to Have a the Building in Each Gable End of Immigrant inspectors sent out by Commissioner Powderly have reported it as their belief that a colony of lepers exists on the border of Canada and this eountrj- - in the northwestern part of Washington The lepers do not live together as that would attract atten- ¬ is by a window in each gable end of the building up near the peak of the rooi Barns should have means of ventila tion but it should be ventilation that can be controlled One of the best plans ¬ Have these windows arranged as shown tion and cause separation but they live in the same neighborhood and have an association for mutual defense and protection Commissioner Powderly ordered Mrs L M Todd a British subject who is suffering with leprosy to be returned to Honolulu This woman caught the malady while employed as a nurse at the pesthouse in San Francisco After contracting the disease she went to Honolulu and remained there until No- ¬ vember 18 of last year when she re ¬ turned to this country She boarded the steamer City of Rio de Janeiro and vent to Japan From there she went to Victoria B C and then came to the United States arriving at San Fran ¬ cisco last December Her condition was recentlv discovered bv an immigrant inspector After giving the case careful attention Mr Powderly ordered her re- ¬ turned to Honolulu as there is noplace in this country where Mrs Todd can be cared for ¬ con nected with the return to San Francisco en route to Washington of Justice W L Chambers who has been for a numDer of years chief justice of Samoa The judge is a well educated and highly cultivated Alabaman with that polish of that rara avis the Southern gentleman of the best type In an interview published at Honolulu on his way up the chief justice was so seriously misrepresented in his alleged statements regarding Samoan matters that he took the wise precaution in San Francisco of writ ing out his views on the more ticklish mat- ¬ ters concerning which he was interviewed Like most gentlemen Judge Chambers penmanship would never be taken as a model in a district school A printer on a morning paper to whom it was given to set up was in despair Look here he said this is positively the worst writing I ever was up against But that was written by the chief justice of Samoa man Look how much character there is in the writing Chief justice of Samoa snorted the compositor That accounts for it There is character in his hand I might have known he was a South Sea islander I could smell canibal in the ink San Francisco News ¬ ¬ ¬ Rather an amusing incident was a powder for the feet it makes tight or New Shoes feel Easy Cures Corns Bun ¬ ions Swollen Smarting Hot Callous Sore and Sweating Feet All Druggists and Shoe Stores sell it 25c Sample sent FREE Ad- ¬ dress Allen S Olmstea Le Roy N Y Do you think his intentions are serious asked ner best girl friend Altogether too serious was the reply He asked me yesterday if I would consent to have my life insured in favor of my husband when I marr ed Spare Mo¬ ¬ r s s 5 Too Serious ments ¬ The Best Prescription for Chills and Fever is a bottle of Ghoves Tastkless Cnnx Tonic Itis simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form No cure -- no pay Price50e Baroness de Rothschild it is said owns the finest collection of fans in JLurope la this country they are generally found at the baseball parks Scranton Tribune a ¬ Oar Fans Dizzy Thn your liver isnt acting well You suffer from bilious- ¬ ness constipadon Ayers Pills act directly on the liver Fcr 60 years the Standard Family Pill Small doses cure 25c All druggists - Pirn I Want your moustache or beard a beautiiul brown or rich black Then use ¬ BUCKINGHAMS DYE 50 WW ¬ To Care a Cold In One Say Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c well tr DRUGGISTS on R P HALL W II - a -CO Mfrs J -- Nashua N H n Mother Letter much Now Ole dear show uncle how you can figure Twice two is how Ole A The man with the court plaster on his Pisos Cure for Consumption has no equal nose was talking about a cyclone and what a narrow escape he had when one of the group as a Cough medicine F If Aboott 383 Seneca St Buffalo N Y Alay 9 1894 asked Where were you when the cyclone hit Before resigning your position remem ¬ your house ber that for every unoccupied hole there are Down cellar was the reply You knew it was coming and had fled for 20 pegs trying to get in Atchison Globe safety 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 Mv wife hit me on the nose the dav 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 sav ing answered the man with the nose Chicago Evening News Oh no Narrow Escape one of being correct little darling Three Isnt it wonderful within Sondags Nisse Mother 0 the i with pro ruilingr piles brought en by const ipa- tion wilh which I was afflicted for twenty years ran across your CASCARETS in the town of Newell la and never found anything to equal them To day I am entirely free from piles and reel Ilk a new man G H eitz 1411 Jones St Sioux Ciy la CANDV PILE iHufTf 5iHn red the tortures of the damned CATHARTIC - Aa i I had a jaw with my wife and she closed at will from the ground floor The triangular pieces nailed to the sides of the sash hold up the window a little inclined inward so that it falls open by its own weight when the cord is loosened The same result could be obtained by the usual sash that closes to ft perpendicular position but has a second cord running from me outer end of the iron rod down to the floor Pull ¬ ing on this cord would open the window while pulling on the pulley cord would close it when the line could be fastened below N Y Tribune ¬ DEVICE in the cut anxl they can be opened and VENTILATING HAD PREMONITION OF DANGER An Atlanta Merchant Is Killed After Having Laughed at Ga Mrs Barnard Thanks MRS P1NKHAM LETTER TO MRS M TRADE MARK REGISTERED - FOR HEALTH HO Wifes Warning PINXHAH 18992 CLEAN MILKING PAYS Interesting Experiments Conducted delivery will show so marked an in crease in land values over adjacent sec by Prof D H Otla at the Kan ¬ sas State Station milked clean will tend to dry up in short order Another important reason for milking clean is to get all of the butter fat which is contained in a much larger per cent in the last than in the first milk drawn as is shown by the follow ¬ ing experiment The college dairy has conducted an experiment showing the importance of clean milking Five cows were selected and their milk col- ¬ lected in half pint bottles each teat contributing its share to every bottle These samples were tested with the Babcock test with the following re- ¬ carrier Territory having good roads and free ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It is a well known fact that cowi not sults 6 varied from 6 of one per to 72 per cent cent Cow No 10 varied from 2 of one per cent to 66 per cent Cow No 14 varied from 16 per cent to 5S per cent Cow No 15 varied from 15 per cent to 6S per cent Cow No 20 varied from 8 of cne per cent to 7S per cent The results show a gradual although not entirely uniform increase in the per cent of fat from th beginning to the last of the milking v Kcept with the last two samples drawn irom each cow Here the per cent of fat would take a sudden leap amounting often to a third or a half of the total variation This 6hows very clearly how important it is to get all the milk Uy averaging the results it was found that the last quarter of a pint was worth from three fourths to l1 pints of milk first drawn Moral Milk clean from the udder and get fat D H Otis Kansas Experi- Cow No tions that have not these signs of progress and prosperity that the local fathers will have before them Belfish in ducements to advance the cause that the wheelmen have so long and unselfish ly fought for It would be strictly within reason and should not be be yond the province of the postal department to make it a sine qua non that to be without roads would mean to be without free delivery Under such con ditions matters would soon assume a shape that would promise the grid ironing of the country with roads in place of muck holes When this comes about motorists will enjoy every advantage that could be wished for and from so simple a thing as a postage stamp would come a large impetus to the newest of industries Cleveland Cycling Gazette ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HANDY HAULING CRATE Convenient When a Sincrle ling Sheen or Calf Has to Be Moved or Carted Away It is often convenient to have a eratfl in which to haul a single hog sheep oi calf It is not necessary to have it sa large or so heavy but what it can be easily lifted into the wagon or even taken in the light wagon where the ani mal to be hauled is not too large and heavy The frame1 should be made of 2x4s strengthened by rods and bolt A ¬ Tmrm A prior A Heading of so many being cured by No nervITC Permanently Cureds use oftits orKliue -t he wouldnt be an angel only people is your medicine I made up my mind to Dr I Oousness after flrst day Groat Nerve Restorer SS trial bottle and treatise Then what do you spose ne is Write to yon for advice and I am so that free Dr R H KL1NK Ltd tel Arch StPhiia Pa A NEW PRESIDENT now persisted hi sister Tommy thought glad that I did I took Lydia El Pink for a moment Then the light of inspira Month costly outfit free we or dawned on his beaming countenance hams Vegetable Compound and Liver University at Oxford O For tionguess Mlama quick Manu 75 woman in every county apply wantaman I Polly is a bird of paradise now facturers 3945 Market St Philadelphia Pills and followed your directions and lunate In Having Secured Rev he announced joyfully Troy Times m now well and strong I shall recom A N K B David Stanton Tappan 1778 stiend your medicine to all for it saved To California via the Midland Route WRITING TO ADVERTISERS Miss A P Box 21 Arrott WHEN state that yoa saw the Advertise TOy Kev David Stanton Tappan recently please Every Friday night at 1035 p m a s life i a uwa t la this paper elected president of Miami university at through Tourist Car for San Francisco first and second class passengers carrying Oxford O was born in Steubenville O leaves the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul in 1S45 and at the age of 15 entered Railway Union Passenger Station Chicago Miami university where he was gradu- ¬ via Omaha Colorado Springs and Salt Lake over Lake ated in the classical course as the vale- ¬ City with stop pointsprivileges at Salt Utah City for all in Colorado dictorian of the class of 1864 consisting Nevada and California of 25 men Before his graduation he The Tourist Car berth rate from Chicago was a private in comparn- - A First Ohio to San Francisco is onlv 600 and the sleepberths x volunteers in the Squirrel Hunter di- ¬ ing car advance should be reserved a few days in of departure of train He was graduated from the vision Through tickets and sleeping car accomWestern theological seminary of Al ¬ modations can be secured from any agent leghany Pa in 1S67 and licensed by in the east or by applying at the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Wit o the presbytery of Alleghany in April et Offices in Chicago Depot or City Tick 1SG6 Two years later the presbyterj of Send for our free illustrated California Des Moines ordained him a preacher folders Address Geo H Heafford Gen His career has been on religion and edu- ¬ eral Passenger Agenit Chicago 111 v cation Since 1S90 he has lived at Ports Too Many mouth O He is the author of A HisHoax Xcwed must have been surprised tory of Presbyterianism in Iowa 1SS8 when thenuie showed him the triplets Articles on the Synod of Iovra 1884 Joax Yes he could lmrdly believe his Economical Standpoint To You It Commends Itself from Census Philadelphia liecord and Miscellaneous Sermons ¬ Please stay this morning I feel that something is going to happen to you and cannot bear for you to leave me begged Mrs David T Knight the wife of an Atlanta Ga merchant when he started to his place of business the other morning Knight laughed at his wife and said there was no danger and despite her entreaties he mounted his wheel and started off cheerfully Before he had gone two blocks he seemed to lose control of his bicjcle began wob¬ bling about and suddenly crashed into the front of a trolley car He was crushed to the pavement and the wheels passed over his body horribly man ¬ gling it He was instantly killed and within ten minutes after his wife had pleaded with him to remain at home Her strange premonition caused her to shudder when Knights friend knocked at her door to tell her of the I know he haa death of her husband been hurt said she before the man spoke blood and sluggish liver The sufferer from dyspepsia or any stomach trouble needs See that a Hostetters Stomach Bitters private Revenue Stamp covers the neck of -- Deab Friend I feel it my duty to express my gratitude and thanks to you for what your medicine has done for me I was very miserable and los ing flesh very fast had bladder trouble Discovery of Life riant Science has discovered a plant so full of fluttering pains about the heart and life that if one of its leaves be broken off would get so dizzy and suffered with and merely pinned to a warm wall another painful menstruation I was reading plant will grow from it It is these sam to a paper about Lydia E Pinkhams vitalizing principles which enable Hostet ters Stomach Bitters to arouse to life and Vegetable Compound so I wrote to you duty the overworked stomach the weak and after taking two bottles I felt like a ¬ Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe BtTll NO-rO-B- Flmtnnt Palatable Rcatrdj Company Potent Taste Good Do 10c 26c 50c S13 CURE CONSTIPATION hlrag flontretl Haw York Sold and guaranteed by all drug- gists to C U RE Tobacco Habit W 3350 L DOUGLAS SHOES 4 to n Worth Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers ALL LEATHERS 6 compared with other makes ALL STYLES a new person Your Vegetable Compound praise the bottle has entirely cured me and I cannot it enough Mrs J O Barnard Miwtown Washington Co Me klaa of leather W THE 6K5UHK hive W L DcafW on boltoa and prlM Take no substitute claimed to be sa good Largest maker iUdH Polly 1st j Their parrot had died and young Master Tommy with his little sister Jennie had iust concluded the funeral services over the grave of their feathered pet I spose roily is in Heaven now remarked Jennie xrs ixiuiiieu iHiisier luuimv icaiinuT I spose- he isl He hes got wings but he wouldnt be an anael nn there would inquired the little maid anxious about he his present status Oh cried Tommy - Paradise An Iowa Womans Convincing Statement I tried three doctors and the last 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 ¬ L DOUGLAS SHOE CO Catalog tie B Free of 8 and 93V shoes In the world Your dealer should keep them 11 not we will send you a pair on receiptor price State and width plain or cap too Brockton Mats that the least work would tire me INK CARTERS of t ¬ ¬ ¬ a28 mammoth M U ¬ rnf HA8KF ¬ ¬ ¬ OUR PRICE CONQUEROR in Our Xoa t FEs H HL n In yl H of beer in the entire world amounts to 1080000000 per annum It Consumption of Beer is estimated that the consumption Home Seekers Excursions via ¬ ment Station Applying Poultry Manure Do not neglect to make use of the poultry droppings says the Farmer There is no manure on the farm that equals it and if properly gathered from droppings boards it will be entirely free from weed seeds a very important characteristic of fertilizers A great many are afraid to use it fear ing it is so strong as to burn up the plants which it is intended to benefit There is only one proper method of applying poultry manure to the soil before planting and that is broadcasting it upon the soil after plowing and thoroughly mixing it with the soil by har rowing Applied in this way the growth of the crops grown on that ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE MARKETS B lir -- JL W L LftS B MODEL STOCK CRATE ¬ piece of ground will be simply wonderful It should bespread rather thin ct least a wheelbarrowful will go as far as a wagon load of coarse stable manure The thicker it is spread the nore thoroughly it should be harrowed ¬ into the soil from Poor Milker A good milker should have a strong grip in his hands He will have it if he milks cows many years The grip does not necessarily require very strong muscles but it is the constant exercise twice a day vhich gives the muscles of the hands and fingers a development that nothing else will do But if e hired man has not already such a de relopment of muscles as will make him a fast milker do not employ him with the milking of cows as one of his du ties While fce is learning to milk a steady and fast stream he i6 drying the cow off as after a time she will learn to hold up her milk If only a little milk is left after each milking the cow will very soon go dry That will cost wages of a the farmer more than keep the cow to good milker who will her standard until near the time to drop another calf American Cultivator LiOaa ¬ mal when inside The crate is about 3 feet wide 4y3 feet nigh and 5 feet long The three frames are mortised at top and bottom and have a rod A at top and at the bottom two 24s are bolted at B The floor is spiked down to these The slats are nailed on from the inside to prevent crowding off To give strength substi tute a 2x4 in place of slat D which should be bolted to the frames The slats for retaining the animal are made of 2x4s They are made to slip down between the rod and outside 2x4 brace across the top of the rear frame the bottom of the slat C mortised to fit a square hole cut on the floor and the top held in position by a pin fitting into holes bored through the top of slat and The cut shows braces of frame E the crate complete J L Irwin in Ohio ¬ on the inside of the sides and perpen dicular on the end Three slats dropped from above and retained in position by the mortised end will retain the ani Four inch slats are nailed horizontal ¬ Coarse and heavy Mixed packers SHJSEP Cfeoice LAmBS Spring FLOUK Whiter patent BRAIN Wheat No Lred No 3 leu Corn No 2 mixed -- rs lULK tatue common Select butchers CALVEFair to good light Li v - Cincinnati Sept 4 6 3 4 3 4 3 75 80 75 3o 2b 75 75 25 HOGS to a a 14 db 3 75 t 4 90 fe 7 50 4 15 4 40 1 00 to Oats 5 6J a 60 69 68 34 Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess Po k Laru DUTTER Choice dairy Choice creamery HAY Rye No o 2 2 Qu 5 to 24 to 4l0 2 to 9 50 20 13 To the North West Northwest Southwest South and Southeast Selling dates August 15th September 5th and 19th and on October 3d and 17th 1899 at one fare filus 200 to authorized points in the fol states Alabama Arizona Arkansas 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 Wisconsin Utah Wyoming Washington For full information and particulars as to ratts routes tickets limits stop over privileges etc call on Agents Big Four Route or address the under signed W P Deppe A G P T Agt W arren J Lynch Gen Pass Tkt Agt Four Route Big ¬ t eras Bjy ¬ f IK ¬ ¬ ¬ t Cincinnati O a 2 50 1 t APPIES Chou-i- POTATOES COKN FLOUR- - Wntcr patent BRAIN Wheat No 2 ied No n nicago spring to fnnrv Per brl CHICAGO - 5U to to 3 00 1 75 3 60 214 The Cornfed Philosopher The man who says he would be con tented with a crust said the Cornfed Phil osopher kicks mighty hard unless there is a good proportion of crtke under the crust ¬ ¬ coupled with fair and truthful ing that we Business Suit at a iness Price Not a bargain suit but a thoroughly first class suit at a uine bargain It is ing honest goods A 3 50 7 Indianapolis Journal You PORK LAKU DAIS No No the fidence of the people have gained 2 2 Steam Mess 22 20 5 to Tti to to to to to to to 22 05 5 30 NEW YOKE FLOUR Winter pairtn Wn at No 2 red RVE OATS CORN No 33 75 have to take a day off to do your dyeing ifN you us Putnam Fadeless Dyes These dyes are bo simple to use that you can do your dyeing and have everything cleaned up and put away in from a half to oi e hour - dont 1 1 The illustration rep- ¬ Business Suit of unusual resents merit made of strictly all wool Almont Tweed which has no superior for wear in medium grade goods single breasted It is Bus- ¬ buttonmade incorner sack style four coat round with deep Frenci facing body lined with extra quality farmers satin sleeves lined with fine quality fancy two outside pockets and silesia ticket pocket two inside breast pockets with flaps The vest is made in the late fall and winter style high cut six buttons and collar thorwell lined Trousers are cut gen- ¬ oughly prevailing fashion The en- ¬ in the tire suit is sewed with silk and linen thread cut and made in the ¬ by sellbest possible manner known to the trade The cloth is heavy weight neat stylish brown check patterns and to those who desire a suit of this character we strongly recommend this number and positively assert that it cannot be duplicated at cur price Our advertised lines are deal- ¬ quickly ordered this we interpret as an assurance that the high estimate we place on the qualities and values is justified by public judgment to yon it should be a guarantee of satisfaction Sizes coats 35 to 44 inches con- ¬ chest measure trousers 32 to 42 inches waist and 30 to 35 in length of inseam no larger price ¬ ¬ ¬ t X 790 2mixeu 394 64 t J OUR MAMMOTH CATALOGUE I In which is listed - PuRK Mixed LAUD New mess 26 50 Western 6j 50 BALTIMORE Farmer FLOUR Family BRAIN Wheal No 2 red Southern Corn Mixed Oats No 2 wnic Rye No 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN-Whe- ai- 3 25 70 67 When it is announced that a woman is goiog away her neighbors get una farewell surprise party on her but the only attention a man pets is the appearance of his creditor witB bills Atchison Globe What would be the technical term for the premises of this baker Dough main I guess Cleveland Plain Deale- at lowest wholesale prices everything to 37to 28 to to U 714 14 3K 58 20 35 67 a The Bakers Premises 4 eat wear and use is furnished on receipt of only iOc to I partly pay postage or expressage and as evidence of good faith the 10c is allowed on first purchase amounting to 100 or above X X 5 00 5 2o to te bok If you starve your cow your pocket will be starved -- Ecooony vrlth Fallen Apples There is much waste in the common LOUISVILLE practice of turning hogs into orchards FLOUR Winter patent to pick up fruit and make that their BRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed exclusive diet The hog will soon earn Oats Mixed to eat only the ripened fruit saving PORK Mess that which is wormy This fruit can be LARD Steam sold or dried and if forced to do it the hog will eat the wormy fruit before the worm escapes But to make this really economical some grain and milk should be given to hogs in addition to their fruit diet This will make the young pigs grow and will strengthen their digestion for the exclusive corn feeding that will come when they are put up to No No 2 2 Corn Oat mixed mixed No 2 red to to 3 45 to K 55 a woman s driving at -- Philadelphia Rec- It aiwavs puzzles a 1 rse to find out what ¬ 22 M ord fTl K ASA54 Revnow BlshoDJosepi S Key -- to to to 224to to Hall 70 34 23 9 50 Is taken Internally Catarrh Com Price 75c eethinA Tnnihinrv DwWar- - to 6 L4 When a man whistles all tha dav either hi heart or his head is light -- Chicago Diily ZSews A M m L V I GGUIII15 IIIWWS Costs only 25 Cents Ask yoor Druggist for we irare yoar i tt i wroi Teething Powders- to our mA litti- grandchild with the happiest r solts The efforts were almost ma- leal and certainly more satisfartttrr thaa troai anything we ever used - it C MOFFETT M Df St Louis Ma Li1 ¬ - nMdjkv - HBHhHflhlSfll HHBHMHBIlHI nVK7 BRjHaBEKB f3B9B3EHHBHLBBiH9EBBI aMawFtHaKllraawt -- -- i BLS be fattened BBBHEBIBninHHBHHIIHaHraRBIKkMHBMnHNHH nkaBAMSLv To cure or money refunded by your mei chant so why not try it Price 50c THE BOURBON NEWS tAKIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15 1899 CITIZENS Doctors Cant Cure -- LAST MAN ON EARTH VyHAT It FATE THAT AWAITS THIS MORTAL IS THE DREAD Oontagious blood poison is absolutely yond the skill of the doctors They ij dose a patient for years on their BWCurial and potash remedies but he rill never be rid of the disease on the other hand his condition will grow ateadily worse S 8 S is the only cure or this terrible affliction because it is ne only remedy which goes direct to ause oi the disease and forces it the system I wag afflicted with Blood Poison and the Many Theories as to the Manner of v the moon wheel through the heavens a dead and barren ball of matter airI will apologize to Mme isatnane u can approach it in efficiency It in waterless Lifeless But long long Rhe will do the same to my little sis stantly relieves and permanently cures less Dyspepsia Indigestion Heartburn before that time man will be extinct ter Hurets Sarah Bernhardt Flatulence Sour Stomach Nausea will have disappeared so utterly that Sick HeadacheGastralgiaCramp8 ana doctors did me An African Pocket Handkerchief though I took not so much as the bleached skeleton of imperfectdigestion their treatment faith of a human being will be visible on all I must not forget one particular all other resultsC DeWItt A Co Chicago Prepared by E fully In fact I seemed the millions of square miles of the unioue of its kind of the most sim to get worse all the fl I offer for sale my entire stock Ladies Kid Oxford sizes 2 to 4 worth plified toilet of the Barotsi the pocket while I took almost surface of this planet every so called blood Unless by some huge and universal handkerchief This consists of a thin The Bourbon Steam Laundry of buggies phaetons barouches remedy but they didnot swept at blade or iron nneiy wrougui wim u havillff seCured office room at road wagons carts at reduced 1350 go this week for 150 at Davis seem to reach the dis- cataclysm the whole race is ang4tf Isgrigs Thompson ease and had no effect once into eternity it is but reasonable linndle of the same material ne corner Fourth prices I will also sell my carriage m whatever I was dis Parker James heartened for It seemed to suppose that man like any other whole is perhaps four or five Inches aud Main will locate their main shop which is sixty five feet Nature is forgiving and will restore that I would never be race of animals will disappear slowly long by one or two Inches wide and is will give you cured At the advice oi Phone No long forty five feet wide and your diseased kidneys that Dr Sawyers eventually there will be but hung round the neck by vegetable office at that place friend I then took and that nerfect health bv using ft S S And Wcmn tnimIn blowing their 4 All calls or bundles entrusted three stories high a single human being left some old fibers or tendons Ukatine For sale by W T Brooks prove I continued the H HAGGARD old man gray headed and bearded and noses they use It as a spring with to them will receive prompt at- ¬ aedtcine and it cured me completely build ing up my health and increasing my appetite left to wander alone In a solitude that extreme dexterity which 1 can say tention D Cable photographer will make Ujly 3m Paris Ky Although this was ten years ago I have nevel from experience is not a pleasant thing may be imagined but not described three Mantello photos for ten cents iftda sign of the disease to return The Kingdom of the WK NEWMAN last relic of at a camp fire How will he die this during the next two weeks Gallery Staunton va f once transmillions opposite telephone exchange is Ittakelike self destruction to continue the teeming face of thethat and ruled Barotsi The Babys Present globe the potash and mercury besides formed B k every other livDONT WAIT A MINUTE Mrs Lash What did you get baby totally destroying the digestion they undisputed masters of many fates that There are ing thing lry up the marrow in the bones pro for a birthday present Good Watches Absolutely Free ducing a stiffness and swelling of the may befall him He may go mad with Mrs Rash I took 499 out of the Co We Want your name for PASTIME Joints causing the hair to fall out and the horror of loneliness and himself little darlings bank and bought him completely wrecking the sy a tern a bright clean illustrated story and end his own miserable existence He this lovely lamp for the drawlhg room Of Hartford Conn may be eaten by the vast reptiles or humorous paper for the family circle 15 large pages only 75 cents h year on Offi je over the Bourbon Bank giant insects which will then probably No Lnok In a Horseshoe trial 4 months 10 cents We give a 15jytf infest the solitudes Do yer belave theres luck in a Assets Jan 1 97 4555727215 nickle silver watch to each subscriber a But his fate may be far weirder and horseshoe Dennis 3884576990 Liabilities Jan 1 97 neat mediam sized watch guaranteed is guaranteed Purely Vegetable and is more dreadful Scientists say that as 6 711 502 2o hung wan over the Surplus Jan 1 97 Cough Cnre quickly cnres for one year Will keep time for many One Minute Not a the only blood remedy free from these we burn the coal and timber we are childers bit Norah it fell an bruk his Paid policy holders since organization cradle an obstinate summer coughs and colds ul years as accurately as a 100 watch dangerous minerals still so richly supplied with we let nose And for a little work we give Gold Boston Commercial Bulletin Book on self treatment sent free by consider it a most wonderful medicine atmosphere an ever in loose into the Watches Bicycles Sewing Machines Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga W W Merton May- quick and safe creasing volume or caroonic aciu gas Guns etc Sample and particulars free Inconsistency Send us your address to day if you do issues every desir hew Wis W T Brooks Much of this is taken up by plants The Aetna Life Every redheaded boy is called and no more and see how easily you can get of Life Term Endowment Why arent redheaded girls able form reddy GRADK but not all It must increase HIGH against something nice you want We will sur My agency insures eventually poison the breathable air called something Washington Demo ¬ and Accident Insurance aon i wait a mmuie you filling the valleys and mounting slowly crat fire wind and storm -- best ol I re prise now Fiease enclose 5 stamps for Better send to the hill tops where the last remains prompt paying compa trial subscription and present or 38 Resident Agent liable of animal life are striving for existstamps for watch and paper while the N Excursions Home Severs Paris Ky nies Don union ence The last man will climb higher watches are goiug free The PASTIME and higher but eventually the suffocatW 0 HINT0N Agent Pub Co Louisville Ky VIA ing invisible flood win reach and drown him 44 BIG FOUR ROUTE D Again it is said that the earth as It H TO THE like dry mud gets older is cracking These craqks will increase until at last Of No 503 W Ninth Saoci Cincinnati NORTH WEST NORTH WEST GRABsnNDRciDEvER WOOO Ohio SALE they will let the waters of the oceans WEST SOUTH AND SOUTH POLAND CHINAS for SOUTHEAST and rivers sink into the fiery center of Are thoroughly re cleaned new crop and of highest quality It costs comparatively no Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris more to sow OTfagfiSt Grade Seeds than the ordinary stocks so generally offered while I have For sale two extra good Fall the globe Then will occur an exploSelling Dates iy the results willbWar more satisfactory and two sow bf sHine litter sired sion so terrible as may startle the inboars Our Catalogue gives fullest information about Grassesand Clovers soils the varieties SEPTEMUKK Mb and 19Jb and on By Hadleys Model the lt00 hog and habitants of neighboring worlds The TUESDAY Sept 12th 18H are adapted for best combinations to give largest results in hay or pasturage care of pasoat of a sow by the noted Chief TVcuui last man in this case will probably be tures and meadows etc Write for Catalogue and prices of any seeds required OCTOBER 3d and 17th 1899 Tuesday in each dn 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by some vegetable Field and Qor Brook and Jefferson Sis returning every second arctic explorer or Eskimo whom Flower Seeds Bulbs mxy fine yearling boar WOOD tn mth AT the vast plains of ice around will save LOUISVILLE KY Fertilizers Etc leading physiciauin grill a Pin 200 to Authorized Points in the Reference Every to instant Paris Kentucky KENTUCKY U S 16623 frommoments death and leave till the ice continents are few Following States My brood sows are all recorded in swallowed by redhot gases and steam Co ¬ Suppose these earth cracks develop Alabama Arizona Arkansas British Central and Ohio P C Rteords and are Colorado FLrda Georgia lumbia more slowly they may suck away the by sucb sires as Iowa Indian Territory Idho Kansas ¬ j at water without devastating explosions winner Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Minne CJlaiule Sweepstaks Montana Missouri Mississippi sota Woilds Fair Then the last mans fate will be the New CJiiei Tecumseh 2d -- Won more worst describable He will die of Manitoba North Mexico Nebraska North Okla Cnrollna lakta Oregon akota prizeo aud Sired more pnze winners thirst The scene of his death will Carolina South homa South than any hog that ever lived Texas Sept nober 5th and I9th onl probably be the great valley in the bed other uood Vans Chief andthan this isones to of the Atlantic ocean off the Brazilian Utah Virgiuia Wisconsin Wyoming hard Better breeding Washington aud I also have the good individu coast half way between Rio Janeiro find For full information and particulars as to privto correspond lome and ok over and the cape where now six miles of rates routes Mckets liufcs als on Ag nts get mv prices before buv green water lie between the steamers ileges etc ctllundersigued Big Koar Kcuie Miy herd and Correspondence solic- keel and the abysmal slime beneath or address the aog elsewhere W P Deppe ited Visitors welcome Prices reason- There hopelessly digging in the ever Wareo J Lynch able Terms cash drying mud he must perish and leave Gen Pass Tkt Agtad- ¬ AGP4T Agt CLAYTON on a waterless his bones to parch GEORGE Cincinnati O planet Hutchison BourbouJCounty Ky The antarctic polar ice cap has been SrowinS thicker and heavier for un RAILROAD TIME CARD IU OTA1V counted ages The distance from the filJlSMlMCiAill N R R L south pole to the edge of this ice cap is THE GREAT MAJESTIC ARRIVAL OF TRAINS 1400 miles The ice rises steadily from 2 t edge to the center At that center From Cincinnati 1058 a m the 5H8 j 4 L it cannot be less than 12 miles In thick m 1010 p m nesstwice as thick as Mount Everest fTrom Lexington 511 a m 743 a bi Bug 1 Oerpet matting Department Dry Is high 328 p m 627 p m Imagine the gi From Richmond 505 a in 740 a iu Suppose it splits 318 p m Prices in this Department have also gantic mass of water and ice that will One thousand yards Percale sold at 10 TmAJESTIC come sweeping up north overthe oceans From Maysville 7 45 a m 815 p m ve have just receive d a full fev MAJESTIC been reduced F TRAINS DRP xRTlKK 12 1 2 Cents per Yard in this Clear- Where ami continents of the earth and line f Fine Moquette hugs in all Mze gy 5TLB11I5 I 5TUIHS then will the last man breathe his To Cincmuati 51 M m in i unce Sale it goes at D cents per i aro High up in the snows ef Also New Maitings and Carpets Call and final gasp 330 p m some great range he will perish miser- To Lexington M a m 4 10 Come Eany and get first choice inspect our line 545 p m 1JN j tit ably of cold and starvation looking 1 i M V down on a huge shallow sea beneath To Richmond 1110 h mi 1 TV r j lick 1016 p m will lie the whole whose tossing waters To Maysville 750 a in 685 j in of the races of the world EmmiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHmiiimimniiiiB F B CaRK Agent Or last and perhaps dreariest fate of all the human race may outlive other wriUs They are simply perfect mammals and last until the sun as t Bents day it must grows dull and cold Robt Moore of La Fayette Ind of some fa and vegetation dies from the chilled DeWitts Little E rly Risers the and mous little pills for constipation 100 an d All Mnnnmh Phits sold at The miserable remnant of earth fTlf VV T all liver ailments Nevergripe people must then slowly die out 125 Clearance Sale Price 85 cei ts I have a complete line of the great earthsages of an existence to which Brooks after 1 a lot of Foft Boson Shirts sold at 50 and 0 Blajstic ranges that of the Eskimo of today is a para s house furnishings For gas fittim Take a pill that is a pill built on cents go in this sale at 25 cents each plumbing metal rootiug door and dise medical science by an able physician window screens refri aerators etc I ouch is the stiort story of Dr Sawyers Doing Without the Dot ajllKliiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiimmimimiiMiui iui3 san give the best line lor the least niou- i was formerly Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by The small letter written without the dot The dot was W T Brooks PKBftY introduced In the fourteenth century i Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a scientific Paris Ky i from e in hasty compound having the to distinguish endorsement of 4 and indistinct writing The letter i siioe Department uiiuent physicians and the medical 4 originally used where the letter press It digests what you eat and was j is now employed The distinction positively cures dyspepsia M A Ladies Shoes sold at 150 and 200 4i and j was introduced Ketron Bloomingdale Tenn says it between Mens Suits sold at 600 Clearance Sale 100 by tbe Dutck printers at a compara cured him of indigestion of ten years Cleirance Sale i Linen Suits at 3 90 V ice W T Brooks Childrens dy recent date and the J was dot- standing r Ladies Slippers sold at 100 and 150 ted because th M from which it was i Pant3 at 15 Cents Clearance Sale Price 50 and 75 Cents store your childs shoes are almost gone derived was written with a dot over Vardens drug l 25 Cents a Suit Linen If Office r ounn of QL ronte rpr Pair 1 get a pair of these low shoes offered at OllUCD HI- C vi vl per Pair iYieil Can be tmud dt Hotel Fordhani at such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson laigfat Hint For Writer A 2aug4tf vjA l i fr ft Dont moisten your uew pen between Isgrigs your lips before you begin to write E E Turner Compton Mo was Take your cheap steal pen dip it in the ink then hold it in the tlame of a cured of piles bv DeWitts Witch Hazel match for a few seconds wipe it care- Salve after suffering seventeen years and rhysi- fully dip it into the ink again and trying over tweuty remedies you have a pen that will make glad ciaus aud sureeons enoorse it tieware of dangerous counterfeits w T Biooks qjriiite Sulphur and Chalybeate the heart within you Try it once Pleasure and Health Uesort Nauvoo Rustler Crawfohd Bros have made ample Before and After preparations for warm weather by put 1ST TO OCTOBER 1ST said Mrs Hunewell as ing in four fans at their barber shop My dear she poured the coffee at breakfast the Three will be run by water power and B Railroad and other morning do you believe in the one by electricity Gn the R N I while yon get a cool 4fee Kentackv River in the midst of eternal fitness of things shave tf replied Hunewell but comfortable 1 used to Btwtain9 and Romantic Scenery The skin and that was before you began to make my Wfcte Sulphur is specific for watert The tfest life insurance policy on earth kidney troubles the Chalybeate Chicago News Bathe shirts is to keep perfect kidns The best rp tr tonic Hot Sulphur 1 ifceboaseAn arrateur edltDr has MM1W Dr s wvers Ukatine People who had particulars adaiees Wet farther tune by his pen His father died or 8rifferei for yeHr8 fonnd no cure for Kidney disorders they used on reading one of his editorials CAPT J M THOMAS PR0PL grief left him 150000 Nauvoo Inde- - theirSawyers Ukatine until sale by W Dr For and T Brooks JBVINE KY pendent ¬ manity as It Now Exist Astronomers tell us that the day must come when the earth will like Life and Death That Will Be the Portion of the Luitt Relic of Hu ¬ The Bernhardt In a Row Less tkan a year after my debut at the Theatre Franca is my sister Regina one evening accidentally trod on Mme Nathalies train Mme Nathalie who was one of the leading ladies pushed the poor glii so roughly that she knocked her head against a corner and the blood came 1 immediately went for Mme Nathalie gave her a re-¬ sounding smack and called her a great stupid The men were delighted but the affair created a terrible scandaL The manager told me 1 must apologize to Mme Nathalie 1 replied Kodol Dyspepsia ATTEST10M Dont Suffer the Electropoise ¬ Cure ¬ It artificially digests the food and aids work guaranteed Nature in strengthening and recon- ¬ structing the exhausted digestive orNEWHALLS MACHINE SHOP gans It is the latest discovered digest nnt and tonic No other nrenaration Cor Third and Pleasant St Digests what you eat Now is the time to bring in vour engines mow6rs and farm machinery for repairs Also Mower and binder blades And dont forget your lawn mowers gas and oil stoves which I will make as Gas steam and water good as new pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All Qarriaes for 5al cnres all diseases without the nse of medicine A pare Oxygen treatment by absorption It cures where every hing else fails It is needed in every family for it will relieve every weak ¬ ness or ailment to the most persisient chronic disease and without the nse of a graiu of medicine Thousands of people all over the United States from private citizens to Lawyers Doctors Preachers Supreme Judges Editors etc even Crowned Heads of Europe have given written testimonials of these facts B ok of testimonials and matter of great interest with pric of instruments sent free Every familv should have an Electropoise it saves money induces health Send yonr address at once and see what people say who have thoroughly tested its merits Agents wanted THE 513 4th St ELECTROPOISE CO Louisville Ky i J ¬ ¬ IScwi - J W - ¬ ¬ The Aetna Life Insurance CHAS DICKSON ¬ DENTIST SSSBlood I I 9969780801 J5 -- ¬ w ¬ L Landman M SHIMS SEEDS ¬ ¬ ¬ ONE FARE 8TLMS ¬ TWIN BROTHERS MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE Is now going on in all departments It will be to your interest to take advantage of this sale Everything will be sold as vertised for 30 days only Note the following low prices Deprtmeni ¬ 1 top-over ¬ ¬ ¬ - i ¬ r cods ¬ l I ¬ 1 ¬ the cr at FOIiKli DeuHnmi I I 71K -- UttJ r PHILIP H FOLEY DZNTIST ciatipj leprtnit um - ¬ M vi fr--ft - -- -- i J Estill Springs Sale to Re- This is a Bona Fide duce Stock Remember 4K3JME the Plae j TWIN BROTHERS Seventh and Main Streets sSSf ra

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