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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): September 19, 1899

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): September 19, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899091901_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): September 19, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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o in Silver James Handsomest Fancy Turnout Jos M Hall Best Lady Rider f 10 in Silver 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 J -- o r 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 Best Shetland Pony Ridden by Boy Boy 6 Suit of Clothes Parker James Judges Best Girl Rider under 12 years of age on Best Pair of Girl Shetland Pony Shoes in House Talbott Clay Geo Parris 2 Cash Fat Mans Race 200 pounds or over Gto F Whitlock Three Legged Race 250 Cash Geo F Whitlock 2 50Cash Wheelbarrow Race Dr H H Roberts Handsomest Girl Baby under 2 years old 250 Gold Dr II II Roberts Handsomest Boy Baby under 2 years old 25Gold Man That Brings the Largest Family to the NEW NORTHERN WHITE SEED RYE TIMOTHY SEED OATS SALT HAY GRAIN tradePmark IS BRANDED ON EVERY si SHOE I5 BURNING MONEY Seems to be a foolish thing Shoes the element of beauty is a prime consideration but that is what burning eoal amounts to Therefore burn the least money by burning the best eoal As every tub stands on its own bottom so we stand on our words when we say that you eaiinot get better eoal than THE RUGBY AND ATHENS SHAPES MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO No matter what you pay This coal is the king of the semi cannels Directly Opposite L AN are special favorites made with heavy or light soles Freighl Depot YERY GRACEFUL NINE TAILORS May make a man all right but nine are not abso- ¬ I have a fine selection of Fall lutely necessary VERY COMFORTABLE AND YET BEAUTIFUL FITTERS ONLY TO HE HAD OF US IN THIS CITY Fair Best Boy Rider on Horse Mare or Gelding Best Brood Mare with Colt at Side 5 Second Premium Best Suckling either sex Second Premium Best Yearling eiihei 250 Pair of Shoes S M Dickinson Free Season to Stephon JWEH Ferguson The Bell Restaurant 2 Cash Free Season to Sutald Bourbon Miller Ward Quincy Ward 5 Cash 3 Gold Cash and J W Davis Co Free Season to 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 Prices before placing your order We invite the Ladies to call and see this line PARIS SEE THAT THIS Kl j j j- CasnSloie 507 AV IS BRANDED ON EVERY SHOE t J Main St two doors east of Hotel Fordham VjrrrrrTTg Brennan Scarlet Wilkes Bacon Desha Lucas Second Premium f 3 Cash Free Season to Best Saddle Colt Suckling either sex Pat Washington W E Stillvvell Co G Alexander f Cash Second Preminm Bankers WeidemBrewingCo Gold or Gelding lioin Best Saddle Horse Mare per OBrien James Sid G Clay Second Premium 3 Cash Pair Handsome Potato Race Silver Mounted Ebony Mi itary Bourbon Steam Brushes Laundry Jack 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150 Cah 2 L Saloshin 6c Co W A Hill Hotel Fordham Geo Rassenfoss Geo Rassenfoss A C Adair Mrs M A Parker F Saloshin Co J F Prather J F Prather Wm Goodloe Dow Spears J Phone 178 M RION The Tenth Street Grocer ML Ml 11 1 1 1 1 Cash 2 CT Best Bottle Tomato Catsup 11 1 1 Cash 3 iu Flowers 250 Cash 2 Cash 2 Cash and I LIKE FRESH THINGS buy new goods Come to see me I Lavin S Connell Yrs Bourbon News Connell Lavin Cable Doty The flrasheMt Vegetables and Fruits in the Paris market can be found at my store 31 y groceries are all firesta stork anl as good as anybody sells M stork keep fresh because I sell it out fast and want vour trade Orders filled promptly 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 n 1 1 1 nm 1 1 11 i m 11 11 1 1 11 11s 1 f 1 11 11 s11 11 111 i 11 i 1 1 t ui Subscription Best Pound Cottage Cheese Best Jar Strawberry Preserves Best Jar Cherries Best Quart Blackberry Cordial Best Quart Uufermented Wine Best Jar Raspberry Preserves Rest Collection of Jellies Best Jar of Pears Best Jar of Peaches Best 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LesCbeneaux Islands Sault Ste Marie Thousand Islands r- 1jsimsavilson Farming Supplies 3 Best Best Best Best Made Infants Dress 250 Cash Dressed Doll Childs Rocker made Shirt Waist Uulaundered 53 Cash Home Made Sun Bonnet Plain or Fancy 3 in Millinery SEWING Mrs If A Paton G W Davis Reed SteamLaundry Mrs S C Watson Middle Bass Mt Clemens Sand Beach T nronto Georgi n Bay Muskota Lakes i Only Six Hours from Cincinnati to the Great Lakes - All entries for Floral Hall exhibits should be repoited before q a tn on the D For any information regarding Summer T fH on aearcet C H first day to Mrs Lida Conway Superintendent All articles m remain on G Kdwards Agent or write exhibition until close of fair Pastjcuger Traffic Manager All entries for racing contests baby shows fancy turnouts and for special Cincinnati Ohio premiums must be reported to W A Hill Jr Secretary as soon as possible FOUR MAGNIFICENT TRAINS A DAY - it HE BOURBON NEWS PAK1S RY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 19 1899 RDNNINGFIGHT Seven Negrro Miners 111 THE VANDERBILT FUNERAL Short Services at the Fifth Avenue Man ion Preceded the Simple Pub to Ceremonies at the Church BOERS TO FIGHT It is Probable That the Last ¬ THE DIAMOND JUBILEE Many of the Higher Officials Including Al1 Officers of the Sovereign Grand Lodge I O O F in Detroit Mich IRE SERIOUS CEREUS Mr Smltli 44 at Carterville Killed in a Rio1 With Whites Hope of The Opposing ide Met at the Depot Ex- changed a Few Words When the Negroes Opened Fire on the Whites Fight Followed Ney ore Sept 16 Funeral services were held over the remains of Cornelius Vanderbilt son of Wm H The Transvaal Government Repudiates Suzerainty and the Right of Inter ¬ Vanderbilt who died suddenly at his ference in Internal Affairs and Fifth avenue mansion New York Adheres to Franchise hemorrhage September 12 of f Peace Has Vanished in Transvaal When They Amount to a Tragedy Thinks There Are Times Necessity is the Mother ¬ of Invention Sept 18 Carter ille was the scene of a bloody riot about noon Sundaj- - in which four Ne- ¬ groes were instantly killed and one wounded unto death while two others received slight wounds Trouble has been hovering ever since the militia was recalled by Gov Tanner last Mon day The white miners of this place have refused to allow the Negro miners to come into town always meeting them and ordering- them back Sun ¬ day however 13 Negroes all armed matched into town going to the Illinois Central depot where they ex¬ changed a few words with the white miners there when the Negroes pull ed their pistols and opened fire on the whites who at once returned the fire when a running fight was kept up The Negroes scattered but were followed by the whites running up the main street while the remainder took down the railroad track Here the execution was done all who went through town escaping After the fight was over four dead bodies were picked up and another mortally wounded They were taken to the city hall where the wounded man was attended to and an inquest held over the dead ones Trouble has existed here off and on for over a year but no fatalities oc- ¬ curred until June 30 when a passenger train on the Illinois Central railroad was fired into and cie Negro woman killed These Negroes were on their way to the mines having come from A short time afterwards a Pan a pitched battle ensued between the union and non union forces during which time the dwellings occupied by the union Negroes were burned Several arrests were made and the parties are in jail at Marion on the charge of murder awaiting trial The mayor has taken every precau ¬ tion to prevent further trouble and none will occur unless the Negreos make an attack It is now rumored however that the state militia will be here within a very short time If they arrive no further trouble is looked for Superintendent Donely of the Brush mines where the Negroes are employ ¬ ed reported that the Negroes are worked up into a frenzy and that while le is doing all in his power to hold hem in check he is afraid that he can uot do so much longer and that unless the militia arrives shortly further trouble may be expected Two more dead negroes were found ate Sunday evening near the Brush mines swelling the total killed to six 3ummins the wounded negro is re- ¬ ported dead making a total of seven billed Company C 4th regiment I N L arrived here late Sunday evening and will endeavor to preserve order Forty miners from the Herrin mines eft that rlace for this city armed with Krag Jorgensen rifles and are deter ¬ mined to assist the white miners here if their services are required 111 ¬ - Carterville cerebral Friday afternoon in St Bartholomews Episcopal church The church funer al was preceded by short exercises at the house to which only members of the family and close friends were admitted Rev Dr David H Greer rector of St Bartholomews of ¬ ¬ For that reason he said he would not speak with Mr Cochran at the same session Mr Cochran was sent for and he and Mr Bryan discussed the situation The committee withdrew to allow the two orators to settle the dispute APPEAL FOR REVISION among themselves Mr Bryan assert ed that he never said he would follow It Will Be Withdrawn by Dreyfus in Order Mr Cochran with an address on the to Allow the Government to Take same evening If the committeemen Steps for a Pardon got that impression from the conversa Loxdox Sept 17 The Paris corre tion he had with them over the long spondent of the London Daily News distance telephone Thursday he said thsy misunderstood him Mr Coch saj s ran wanted to talk at the same ses The premier M Waldeck Rousseau aas promised definitely to propose a sion with the noted Nebraskan and pardon for Dreyfus at next Tuesdays offered to flip a coin to determine who should have the privilege cabinet council the closing adLoxdox Sept 17 M DeBlowitz the of delivering Mr Bryan would not accept Paris correspondent of the Times dress Mr Cochran then this proposition says agreed to appear at any time the com4I learn that Cant Drevfus will his appeal for a re mittee desired The programme was shortly withdraw vision of the Rennes trial which will then changed to meet Mr Bryans Mr Bryan said he was anx- ¬ leave the ground clear for the govern ¬ wishes ¬ ment to take immediate steps to par- ious to address the conference and repeated that his only reason for chang don him This pardon will not annul the civil and military consequences of ing the programme was to avoid any the verdict and he will therefore no indication of a public debate with Mr Cochran longer belong to the army Gen Otis Asks for Additional Officers There is nothing however to pre court of Washington Sept 16 Gen Otis vent him from applj ingto the to quash the Rennes trial has cabled the war department a re¬ cassation whenever the new fact required by law quest for additional staff officers for is produced When liberated he will service in the Philippines lie asks south of France as the for one additional judge advocate gen settle in the members of his family do not wish to eral two assistant adjutant generals expose him to such demonstrations of two inspector generals eight quartersympathy abroad as might be used master nine commissaries of subsis against him by his adversaries at tence and two engineer officers The adjutant general has called upon the home heads of these different bureaus to Protested Against the Verdict Chicago Sept IS Chicago Jews as ¬ designate officers for this duty as the sembled at Metropolitan hall Jeffer- importance of having all the officers of acson and OBrien streets Sunday and the staff asked for before the next protested against the verdict of the tive campaign begins is recognized by the department court martial in the Dreyfus case Cochran ¬ The reply of th Transvaal government to Mr Cham berlains latest note is said to cover nine pages It is eminently of the negative and inconclusive character Chamberlain declared which Mr imperial government ficiated at both services From the would compel the house to the church the funeral party to consider the situation afresh It included Mrs Vanderbilt her children practically repudiates suzerainty re-¬ Cornelius Gladys Reginald and Mrs verts to the seven years franchise and Harry Payne Whitney Wm K Fred- deelines to give equality to the Dutch erick and George Vanderbilt brothers and English languages in the volks of the dead man Elliot F Shepard raad In short it is politely negative Mr and Mrs W D Sloane and their and defiant The full text may not be two children and Mrs McKay Toom available for a day or two but it will not change the aspect of affairs The bley At the church the casket was pre- cabinet will probably meet on Wednes- ¬ ceded down the aisle by Bishop Potter day or Thursday to consider the next and Dr Greer the bishop reciting the step The Morning Post says first sentence of the Episcopal service That is The Boers mean to fight beginning I am the resurrection and the plain English of it the life The Standard says The services were extremely simple The Transvaal note is unsatisfac- ¬ A choir of 60 nixed voices under the direction of the church organist Rich- tory and indeed a dangerous composi- ¬ ard Henr3T Warren sang the music of tion It might be going too far to say the services and Chopins funeral march that the last hope of peace has vanish- ¬ was played as the procession moved up ed or that diplomacy has said its the aisle The only floral tributes at final word but it is idle to deny that the church were from the members ot the rulers of the Transvaal have the family One great cross of roses brought their country very close to orchids and lilies of the valley and the brink of disaster which the British more than six feet tall stood near the government done its best to avert We re ¬ The Daily Chronicle says casket Mrs Vanderbilt walked with hei gret that the Boers by rejecting a fair eldest son Cornelius At the close oi offer made in fair language have the church serviee the casket was tak taken a line giving fresh points to the en to the Vanderbilt mausoleum New argument of their enemies that Presi ¬ dent Krugeris a shifty and impractica-¬ dorp Staten Island ble politician fit only to be spoken to DID NOT TAKE PLACE across a line of bayonets The Pretoria correspondent of the William J Bryan Refused to Enter Ins Morning Post in his summary of the a Debate ith Bonrke Cochran Transvaal reply says the Transvaal at the Trust Conference repudiates suzerainty and the right of Chicago Sept 16 The exciting interference and denies that either ¬ joint debate looked for between Wil- State Attorney Smuts or the govern liam J Bryan and Bourke Cochran on ment offered a five years franchise trusts did not take place Fri otherwise thanonConyngham Greenes govern ¬ day night Central music hall assurance that the imperial was packed with an eager au- ment would withdraw its claim of a dience but the people present had t right to interfere in the Transvaals The correspondent content themselves without the ora- internal affairs tory of the famous Nebraskan who adds The reply anticipates a final alhowever occupied a seat on the plat ternative of a British note by saying that further suggestions on the lines form Mr Bryan reached Central music indicated are vain All the dispatches from South Africa hall early in the evening He went di¬ rect to a room upstairs where he was Monday morning talk of the immi- ¬ greeted by Chairman Franklin Head nence of hostilities and the preparaCongressman Gaines Ralph M Easlev tion for them In Johannesburg it and other members of the programme seems to be taken for granted that the¬ committee of the civic federation con- Orange Free State has approved President Krugers note and promise active ference on trusts Mr Bryan surprised the committee assistance in the event of war An official telegram posted at Volks by declining to speak at the night session with W Bourke Cochran in ac- rust says that the Transvaal with the¬ cordance with the programme previ- ¬ assent of the Orange Free State repuously arranged Mr Bryan explaned diates British suzerainty and adheres that he did not wish to let the impres-¬ to the seven vears franchise sion go out that he was to enter into a IMPOSING CEREMONIES London Sept 18 ¬ ¬ ¬ Sept IS The officials and the rank and file of American odd fellowship who have thus far ar ¬ rived in the city passed a quiet Sun ¬ day preliminary to the opening of the diamond jubilee anniversary of the order There are already on hand some 400 of the higher officials in ¬ cluding all the officers of the Sovereign grand lodge delegates to the grand lodge sessions state grand lodge officers grand encampment officers and officers of the Rebekah branch Be- ¬ sides these about 1000 of the rank and file have thus far arrived from various ¬ Detroit Mich Night blooming cereuses are no joke remarked Smith to his partner as he arrived at the office about 12 oclock in the remarked Serious things I suppose Brown jocularly Serious Well I should Smith groaned gay so They are a tragedy We have one in our family and just as soon as I can persuade my wife to go down to her mothers for a few days that hoodoo of a botanical specimen goes in the ash barrel For some reason or other my wife decided that the cereus was going to bloom last night It has threatened to bloom so many times and then backed out at the last minute that nobody but a woman would have any more faith in it But it was a sure thing this time and Mr Smith sent runners all over town to summon our friends in to see that dastardly thing burst into flower certain billed to blossom out at midnight When I came home Mrs Smith said Now Henry a night biooming cereus is something you dont see in flowers more than once in a century or is it a thousand Anyway it an awful long time years And Ive invited the Jones and the Collinses and the greens and Well about 50 people half of em living seven miles out on the North side I had arranged to meet a man at the club but I telephoned him I wouldnt be there Then the caterers came and they turned the house into an ice cream parlor All my papers and books and fishing rods and guns were car¬ ried out of the study to clear a suitable place for that confounded cereus It took the center of the stage and kept it and as far as I am concerned 1 wish botany was at the bottom of the sea The layout cost me 50 besides losing in the melee a deed to ten lots in Englewood Well but the cereusj1 queried Brown Oh yes hang it the thing didnt bloom Chi- ¬ Flunked for the twenty fifth time cago Inter Ocean ¬ ¬ ¬ dav blood purifier and tonic that brought into existence Hoods Sarsaparilla It is a highly concentrated extract prepared by a combination proportion and proc¬ ess peculiar itself and giving to It was the necessity for a reliable Hoods SarWarilla unequalled tive power Remember cura- ¬ ¬ ONE WIFE SURELY ENOUGH Why Monogamy Has Come to Be the Prevailing Matrimonial Prin ¬ ciple in This Country states Religious services were held Sunday in the First Congregational church The central portion of the church auditorium was reserved for odd fellows and their ladies several hundred of whom arrived from headquarters by special trolley train Rev Nehemiah Boynton D D pastor of the church preached upon Brotherhood The speaker defined the various relations of brotherhood inclusive first of fam ily relationship secondly of a partic ular class and finally the enlarged idea of brotherhood as exemplified by Jesus Christ who brought brotherhood up to its full realization all men to Him being brethren irrespective of res- ¬ idence religion color or other cir- ¬ cumstances Jesus said the speaker looked beneath mens varied defects and found therein his brother man for You whom he offered his very life can only carry true brotherhood into the world in proportion as the essence of brotherhood which exists in your own couls It is not enough for you to send your check from your lodge to the phy ¬ sician and the undertaker It is more open palm behind which throbs in the the sympathetic heart Take away your inspiration and the real brotherliness Your institu ¬ of your order will fail tion is 75 years old but its inspiration was born 1900 years ago with the in ¬ fant who has since been the worlds affection Dr Boynton declared that the as suring feature of what he termed the Dreyfus outrage lay in the numer ous protests against the verdict which showed that the principle and spirit of brotherhood is nowadays finding an ¬ ¬ ¬ Margherita Arlina Hamm the well known traveler and author called when in China upon the wife or rather the wives ot a great mandarin Her visit partook of the nature of a festival so novel was the ex¬ m - ¬ ¬ PROGRESS With time comes progress and ad- ¬ vancement in all lines of successfully conducted enterprises Success comes to those only who have goods with perience to the Chinese women whose lives are passed almost entirely within the walls of their yamen They examined her cloth- ¬ ing and were partly pleased and partly as- ¬ tonished at it They were shocked by her shoes and especially by the fact that her feet were not confined by bindings Finally one of them said through the in-¬ terpreter You can walk and run just as well as a man Why certainly Can you ride a pony as well as a man Of course Then you must be as strong as most men Yes I think I am You wouldnt let a man beat vou not even vour husband would your Not at all The Chinese woman paused laughed and Now 1 understand why foreignthen said ers never take more than one wife They are afraid to Philadelphia Post ¬ superior merit and a reputation In the manufacture of laundry starch for the last quarter of a century J C Hubinger has been the peer of all others and to day is placing on the market the finest laundry starch ever offered the public under our new and original method Ask your grocer for a coupon book which will enable you to get the first two large 10 cent packages of his new ¬ starch RED CROSS TRADE MARK brand also two of the childrens Teacher What do you know about Shakespeare pictures painted in twelve He was Scholar first Jonah beautiful colors as natural as life or the to take a trip in the vicinity the the oilman of re Twentieth Century Girl Calendar all gion Yonkers Statesman A prominent resident of Chicago spending his summer holidays in the eastern-provincdedicated to the memory of the fa- ¬ mous men and women who formed them- ¬ selves into the philosophic workers and dreamers of Brook Farm encountered in the residence of Emerson two other promi- ¬ nent residents of the city on Lake Michi both of them judges of note and both iving on the West side The two jurists were accompanied by three attractive ladies unknown to the solitary prominent resident who first claimed attention and after an interval of exclamation and greeting one of the judges turned and with a sweeping ges- ¬ Mr Dash ture introduced the ladies Chicago Chronicle these are our wives es Which Was the Digamist f ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ debate with Mr The Monastery and College of the Holy Land at Washington Dedicated by High Church Officials Sunday absolutely free Money talks All grocers are authorized to give ten uling Chicago and poverty has a way of Daily News large packages of RED CROSS STARCH with twenty of the Shakespeare pic- ¬ tures or ten of the Twentieth Century interpretation hitherto unequalled Girl Calendars to the first five purchasWork progressed all day on the ers of the Endless Starch Chain Book great welcoming arch which will span This is one of the grandest offers ever Woodward avenue The hotels have made to introduce the RED CROSS been crowded since early Sunday laundry starch J C Hubingers latest morning with incoming odd fellows invention Monday the sovereign grand lodge The Urate will be formally welcomed in the De- ¬ He tried to kiss me judge said the troit opera house by Gov Pingree and female complainant Did he succeed queried the court Mayor Maybury No sir Tuesdays feature will be the annual Five dollars fine thundered the of the past grand representa ¬ court turning to the prisoner Be more reunion careful next time Philadelphia North ¬ tives and members of the sover Is your face ook at yourself American Your skin Wednesday the eign grand lodge covered with pimples rough and blotchy Its your liver I cannot understand ze language said grand parade will be held Thursday 1 know despairing Frenchman Ayers Pills are liver pills They will be given over to the prize drills the pronounce ze word hydrophobia how and to cure constipation biliousness and with a Rebekah concert in the evening zen I learn zat ze doctors sometimes prodyspepsia 2oc All druggists X O Times Democrat Friday and Saturday will be spent in nounce it fatal Want your moustache or beard a beautiful sightseeing and other pleasures Then use brown or rich black Do you know anything that will make rvT Why certainly I niiAfuiniiAimn UIC fnr thn me stout doctor DUUMFIbnAM d Whiskers do Flesh What is it THE SECOND DEGREE Yonkers ¬ 389S P ¬ Statesman Washington Sept 18 One of the most remarkable religious institutions in the country the monastery and college of the Holy Land established by the Franciscan Friars of the Holy Land was dedicated Sunday with im ¬ ¬ Elias Hatfield Guiity of the Murder of K Ellis Indictment Returned Against Others of the Clan H ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ posing ceremonies in which Cardinal Mgr Martinelli Bishop Gibbons of Porto Rico Mgr Stephan Blenk head of Indian missions in this coun ¬ try Mgr Sharetti auditor of the pa- ¬ pal delegation in Washington and many other prominent figures of the Catholic church participated Dur ing the afternoon a flag raising gave a national and patriotic phase to this ex- ¬ tensive undertaking The institution is situated near the Catholic univer ¬ sity on an eminence commanding a view of the beautiful university grounds A special branch of the Franciscan order for centuries has devoted its en-¬ tire attention to the preservation and protection of the tomb of the Saviour the stables of Bethlehem and other sacred relics of the life of Christ As many Americans are joining the pil¬ grimages to the holy relics it has been ceemed advisable to establish in this country a college which will prepare those who will carry forward the work ¬ Sept 18 Elial Hatfield who on July 3 murdered H E Ellis was found guilty of murder in the second degree The jury reached this verdict after deliberating more than 12 hours The special erand jury W Va ¬ Williamson MAMMOTH 150-152-154 -- W has returned indictments against a number of the Hatfield clan two of which were for complicity in the murder of II E Ellis They will be given a speedy trial here and if acquitted will be turned over to the Kentucky authorities to answer for murders committed some time ago Elias Hatfield wiil likely be sentenced b Judge Doo little Monday The sentence will not be less than five nor more than 20 years ¬ sfc OHM 156-158-1- 60 162-164-1- 66 Cll xhsk WMAD130N5T CHICAGO i J 1 ¬ FASHIONABLE AUTUMN ANU WINTER SKIRT He 105 This handsome skirt is made of fine quality all wool storm serge in the new fash ionable shape stylishly trimmed with black satin from waist in fancy design as illustrated Notwithstanding the modest cost of this tie plus ultra of fashion none of the essential points that go to raaKe up a strictly first class skirt have been omitted It is lined throughout with high grade percaline and it be- ¬ substantial interlining ¬ bound with best water proof binding made with under box plait and patent snap fasteners in the back to prevent spreading open bound seams The accom- illustration having be- ¬ een made from a photo- ¬ graph of the skirt accu- ¬ rately portrays the graceful ness of each fold and line and gives a clear concep- ¬ tion of the way it will hang when worn This is a bar- ¬ gain of unusual interest to every lady who desires something not too expen ¬ sive at the same time pos- ¬ sessing style equal to more costly garments and quality that is wonderfully serv- ¬ iceable Colors are navy Sizes blue or black in Waist 22 to 30 inches length 39 to 44 inches Larger sizes 20 per cent extra Price in nrison Only One Member of the Family Escaped Las Vegas N M Sept IS An adobe house five miles from Mora N collapsed killing Manuel Cordove and his wife and six children It had been raining in that vicinity for several days and the dirt roof of the house having become saturated fell on the inmates crushing them Only one member of the family a son 10 years old escaped he being outside the house when the accident occurred M ¬ ki Youll enjoy wearing cause it possesses style individual ¬ of preservation ¬ Insurgents Take Possession of Maracay IS col Schneider Removed Vienna Sept 18 The official army ¬ ¬ ¬ The insurgen gazette announces the removal from Caracas Sept commander General Cipriano Castro the Austro Hungarian military attache has taken possession of Maracay 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and Fireman Miller House 18 The ceremony of years ago Mr Blue raised a test case in Havana Sept Trainmen Knrned to Death 335 MAMMOTH CATALOGUE la which is listed at lowest wholesale prices everything to eat wear and use is furnished on receipt of only 10c to partly pay postage or expressage and as evidence of good faith the 10c Iile-et-Vilai- ne I the court here against the ruling of tonio Maceo and Francisco Gomez son the school authorities that children of General Maximo Gomez took place not vaccinated could not attend school but the case was never decided by the at Bejucal Sunday in the presence of supreme court large concourse of people exhuming the remains of General An ¬ is allowed on first purchase amounting to 100 or above I i N THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER and it was with a hopeful mind of vernaccia a9 I came in and I caught the that trotted up the Lungo Tavere purple glitter of the Bapphire ring he wore Once on a time I spoke a word Near the statues of Peter nd Paul on the in token of his rank as he set down the glass That was bitter of meaning and harsh of bridge was a guardhouse occupied at the He was not alone for leaning against the tone time by a detachment of Spanish infantry window and caressing the head of an enorAnd it went as straight as a poisoned dart and to these men I addressed myself inquir- mous wolf hound was a splendidly dressed To the very core of a true friends heart And the beautiful page of our love was ing where the cardinal of Rouen was staying cavalier who looked up as I came in and I I was told at once that hife eminence was saw at once it was Bayard 1 kept my eyes blurred Forevermore by that word alone lodging in the new palace of Cardinal Cor away from him however and advancing tieto opposite the Scorsa Cavalli and that straight towards the cardinal placed the letOnce on a time I cast a sneer my best way was to turn to the left on cross- ter before him without a word At the small mistake of one 1 knew And his soul discouraged let slip the rope ing the bridge and then to the right at the DAmboise looked at the seals carefully junction of the Borgo San Spirito and the and then taking a small jade hilted knife That anchored it to the shore of hope And drifted out on a sea of fear Borgo San Michele from the table ripped open the envelope and To waves of failure and winds untrue Bestowing my thanks and a largesse on ran his eye quickly over the letter As he the men for their kindness I went on at a did so not a muscle of his face moved to show Once on a time 1 whispered a tale gallop congratulating myself on the ease how the contents stirred him and when he Tainted with malice and far and near with which the difficulty was solved and in had finished he held it out at arms length It tiew to cast on a spotless name a few minutes had crossed the Piazza Scorsa saying The upas shade of a hinted shame Cavalli and was before the residence of the And wherever it reached it left a trail Mv dear Bayard what do you think of Across the promise of many a year cardinal At the time 1 speak of it was not this quite finished but still habitable and had Bayard made a step forward to take the Never that word could be unsaid been rented by Monsignore dAmboise as letter and in doing this our eTes met and That lost me a friendship old and true being conveniently near the Vatican he frankly held out his hand I could hardNever that sneer might be undone On entering the courtyard 1 dismounted ly believe it when I saw it extended towards That broke the trust of an erring one Never untold the tale that sped and giving my horse to Jacopo to hold as- me My breath came thick and fast and the To blight and baffle a lifetime through cended the steps and boldly announced my- whole room swam around The man was the L M Montgomery in Congregationalist self as an urgent messenger who had busi- soul of honor the noblest knight in Christenness with his eminence I was ushered by a dom he had seen my trial nay he had been page into 0 reception room and early as the one of my judges and he offered me his He must hold me guiltless 1 felt hour was there were a considerable number hand My lord of people already in attendance I rather gasped than spoke as awaiting the morning levee Here I was left to cool 1 took his grasp but seeing my emotion he my heels for a little time the spruce page put in informing me that the cardinal was engaged Sit down cavaliere His eminence will at breakfast but that he would tell him of forgive me for disposing of a seat in his house He placed my coming and asked my name I hesitated we are more than old friends ior a moment but decided to keep the name his hand on my shoulder and forced me to a of Donati which 1 had assumed and gave seat whilst DAmboise still holding the that adding that I was the bearer of an letter in his hand looked at us with a puzurgent dispatch to the cardinal which I zled air What does St Dennis he exclaimed The must deliver with my own hands young man then left me as I have said and this mean Bayard Copyright 1895 by D Appleton Co taking a good position near the entrance It means your eminence that this is a All rights reserved door to the adjoining room I leaned back gallant gentleman who has been most basely against the wall and awaited my summons used but pardon me the letter He took the letter from the cardinals CHAPTER XIV The reception room was of noble proportions oblong in shape the ceiling being sup hands and read it quickly whilst I sat still GEORGE OF AMBOISE with emotions in my heart I cannot describe ported by two pillars of veined marble I shoulJ mention that before retiring I which although they diminished 1he size and DAmboise glanced from one to another had obtained from the landlord a good sized of the chamber had a good effect The mar with a half amused half curious look on his lanthorn which I had carefully idled with ble flooring arranged in a patchwork of keen face Bayard finished his perusal in a oil and trimmed under my own eyes Hold few seconds and laying the letter on the black and white was bare of all furniture ing this in my iiand I ascended the ladder and as the room gradually filled the con Nothing could be better We table said leading to the chamber or rather loft I was stant moving of feet the sound of which should be prepared for action although to occupy and on gaining my point 1 placed rang sharply on the stone made it appear there is yet plenty of time I wonder how in it on the floor near the opening by which as if a lot of masons hammers were at work the world the Florentine got wind of this the ladder led into the room and so directed I let my eyes wander over the groups as Oh he has long ears We shall however the light that its glare passed downwards they stood or moved about wondering if by want a good sword and if all that the sec and up to the entrance of the stables leav- chance I should see anyone I knew but retary writes is true we have got it in your ing the sides of the stables in darkness al- they were all strangers to me mostly Frenchfriend the Cavaliere Donati In fact Machi though my own room was bright enough men with a lair sprinkling of priests avelli suggests him for the task Ths was a precautionary measure as it amongst them They were one and all tryMy n une jour eminence is not Donati would discover anyone attempting to come ing to jostle past each other so as to gain I here put in but Savelli When misforin by the stable entrance which Lad no as close a position as possible to the entrance tune overtook me I changed my name but door and would enable me at any time to door near to which 1 stood and as I I see no reason for hiding the truth from see to rush down quickly to the aid o watched tiiis with some little amusement you Jaropo should he need it I debated a short I heard a whisper in my ear and glancing Quite right said DAmboise but Sawhile as to whether I should undress for the round beheld a man standing near me in a velli Is this the Savelli of the Arezzo afnight but so little did 1 like the looks of the doctors robe holding a heavily bound mis- fair Bayard place which was more like a house oi call sal in his hand 1 saw in a moment it was Bayard nodded assent and the cardinal for bravos than anything I had seen that 1 Corte and he whispered in a low voice Then sir I have continued turning to me did nothing beyond removing my boots and Do not look round at present but near heard jour storj and you have more friends flinging myself as 1 was on the vile your right are two men one than you think But of this later on Were I placed un the pillar to truekle bed in the room dressed half in cloth of gold and they are you not at Fornovo drawn word at my side and sought more interested in Yes i replied wondering what the car 1 to sieep struggling resolutely to get overheard a snatch you than you thinkthey dinals speech meant of conversation this desipte the legions of inhabitants are moving this way By your leave sig I made out jour patent of St La Ciel the bed contained who with one accord sal nore raising his voic he attempted to zare mvself What could have made Tre- lied forth to least upon me But sleep I was push by me and determined to have as J had work tor to- words had thrown catching the hint his last out I answered loudly morrow and knowing Jacopo to own sharp 1 First come first served learned doctor eyes and quick ears felt no scruple about getting my rest determining however to and you must bide your turn I am a man of peace and therefore make it np the next day to my knave for his yield Corte moved off and I was free to vigil which I was sure would be faithfully look w round me I saw that Cortes little kept Finally despite the attacks of my piece of acting to which 1 had risen was enemies I dropped oil into a light slumber due to the fa t that the man in the cloth which lasted for two or three hours when of gold and his companion were edging near 1 was startled by hearing a shrill whistle the clash of swords the kicking and plunging of er to us and at the time were barely six feet ihe horses and Jacopos voice shouting out oil Besting my hand lightly on the hilt of my name 1 woke up at once with all my my sword I looked the two full in the face wits about me and on the instant ran down but could make nothing of them The one the ladder sword in hand parrying more by who wore a jerkin of gold cloth met my look accident than design a cut that was made at for an instant and then dropped his eyes a faint flush rising to his cheek 1 saw that he me by some one as 1 descended As I touched the ground two men darted was a young man of a singularly handsome out of the door and ran across the hall countenance A short neatly curled mus ruined yard in front of the stables A third tache fell over his upper lip and mouth but whom 1 recognized as Jacopo was about to there was no sign of a beard on the small and rounded chin which was cleanly sha en follow but 1 held him back by the shoulOn his right cheek he wore a black patch der having no mind to run risks around dark corners whilst I had my letter to de- placed as if to hide the scar of a wound although his complexion was as delicate as if liver Jacopo yielded to me very unwillingthe sun had never touched it In his ears ly and in an answer to my hurried inquiry gave me an account of the affair which had he wore earrings an affectation of female adornment hateful to me and the fingers of been as brief as it was noisv said he his small right hand which he held unWhen your worship retired leaving the lanthorn to so conveniently gloved were covered with rings The hilt I placed the letter beiore him without a word light up the stable entrance I had another of his rapier too peeping from under the Jook at the horses and then settled myself folds of his gay cloak was crested with jew mouille act as he did I do not know and he down on that heap of straw yonder my back els and altogether it seemed as if I could is as obscinate as a mule Bayard I know all to the wall and my sword in my right hand have nothing to fear from this painted lily about this gentleman and your testimony So an boor or may be two passed and then who looKed more fitted to thrum a lute in a to his worth convinces me that what I have I heard voees outside and some one swear- ladys bower than have aught to do with the heard is correct I could never believe the 1 therefore loosed my story myself ing at the light Oh ho says I to myself stir of the times glance from him with some contempt and My lords you may doubt but the theres a night hawk about and 1 remained on the alert not thinking it worth while to turned to his companion who was robed as world Will yet come round to you cavaliere give tongue then After awhile the voices an abbe and evidently in a sour middle age Your eminence dropped away and excellency I am sorry His features were bolder than those of his said Bayard and added but I must have slipped off into a doze and companion but distinctly those of the could not have a better sword for your purbeshrew me if 1 did not dream 1 was canaille and there was nothing in them in pose than that of M di Savelli here provided he will accept the task aboard that cursed ship again and being any way remarkable I will accept anything from you my Nevertheless I thought it well to be on once more I made to play therefore made haste to awaken and as I the watch knowing that a dagger thrust is lords I said Good said DAmboise now let me opened my eyes heard a crackling noise out easily sent home and there was the cer I rose slowly and crept towards the tainty too that the fact of my coining to tell you how you stand Acting doubtless tide entrance and just as I reached within three Home with a letter was known to the Medici on the advice of friends Mine dEntrangues feet of it a handful of pebbles was thrown plotters in Florence and evidently it was wrote to me a full account of the affair in and one of the horses started a bit The their object to frustrate its delivery What which ended so badly for you and explained This she stones were clearly flung from outside to see puzzled me however was that the look the fully her husbands treachery begged me to forward to Tremouillo with a if anyone was awake but of course I made young man directed to me was not unfriend ly and it struck me that if I could only hear view of getting your sentence altered As no sipn and the next minute two men ap the open entrance 1 rave a whis his voice it might give me some clew to a rec you have just been made aware I have some peared at tle to roue your honor and went at them at ognition The two had come a little between knowledge of you and it was a thousand ma and the door and I was just about to pities to see a sword which had served once and your excellency knows the rest morning my henchman was anxious contest the place with a view of forcing their France well turned away I laid the matter In the to know if I meant to take any steps with hands if possible when the door was flung before the duke but he replied to say he regard to the attempt at robbery last night open and the same page who had taken my could take no action The duchess who is my cousin has also used her influence but I was well enough inclined but determined name appeared and called out to no purpose for Tremouille stirs his por Signor Donati his eminence awaits you my business was to let the matter rest until As the door opened there was a general ridge with his own hand and does not care done and for the present said I would rewe movement towards it But the cry of the if it burn or not as long as he Stirs it him ¬ main content with the satisfaction that had saved our steeds and throats By the page in a moment arrested the crowd turn- self We could get the kings pardon for you time I linished breakfast Jacopo who had ing the look of anticipation on the faces of done and as a last resource that might be for I like as littla to be thwarted as all to one of disappointment and a loud already taken a meal had saddled the horses arose against my beimt so fa- His Grace of Tremouille but that will raise and was holding them ready for our de murmuring strong enemy in the duke and it parture 1 summoned mine host but at first vored I lost not a second in stepping for- you up a kill the storj- - you see ward and in doing so purposely brushed will not could obtain no view of him Finally on my T do j our eminence How can I thank turning young man against threat to depart without settling my snore round asthe did so with anear to me brusque you I somewhat he appeared with his arm bound up in a 1 full expected that By your leave sir I do not want jour thanks cavaliere but sling As he was unwounded the evening he would resent my rudeness and make France wants vour sword our only way beloie I made no doubt but that he was who had visited us last night some speech but he merely bowed his head is to do a signal service for France and after one of the two inclinn t inn slinwincr spt with Tremouille is genremarking iut said nothing nvjrely love of horse as 1 of vsmall w even teeth ww he smiled under this the matter is easy but a little pressure as erous and it would want and Itafa account that the paid my frequently brought people inlo trouble He his blond mustache I was a little put out to make him rescind his sentence apparentlj of my plan but the next in-- of his own accord provided you could do did not seem to appreciate the rem irk and by the failure and at any what 1 have said Strange how fate works scowled at me at which bade him begone stant the door closed behind me was safe and remamed silent and DAmboise went cardinal and to thank his stars that his house was late the letter to the as accomplished Sku h a service it is possible for you to good on lie did ntt at my task was as not pulled about his ear tfcereiore with an do and I will put it in your way I cannot 1 followed the page tempt any reply but slunk off and inward equal mind and lifting a curtain which fell at present give you details as they have to ly resohing to dear out this neat of scor first chance 1 rode in heavy folds at the end of the passage be discushed with the secretary who will pions from Rome at the where a couple of gorgeous lackeys stood he shortly be in Borne This much however I out of ths gate followed by Jacopo and we called out Messer Donati an J then can tell you get together a lew good men directed oar way towards the Pont S An stepped aside to let me pass I entered the you doubtless can lay your hands on them ueio 1 had not the least idea where his room with a firm step and saw before me a and be ready You will no doubt want funds eminence of IUuut was stymg but made large but plainly furnished apartment In but they will be arranged for In the meancertain it would be somewhere in the BorgO a lounge chair near a small table on which time you may consider yourself as attached bad tea hd the papal quar ami that one he continued as my search was set out a light repast was a man whom to my suite a moment ter I should find no difficulty in to him 1 at once guessed to be the cardinal He 1 was about to pour out my thanks you had for DAmboisc and in delivering wore a purple robe and the barettina or better for the present call yourself Donati Machiavellis letter small skull cap which covered the tonsure 1 know something of the history of Roman nervous in As I went on I began to feel his short gray hair families and your name would not smeli M to what the results of my on his head allowed tpite of mv4f which curled naturally to be seen around it well to the Chigi and Colonna and remembe ano interview with the cardinal would employ Under the cap I saw a square resolute face ber the Tiber is very deep would end in the further V hether h He touched a small handbell as he conhad distmctly with keen black eyes and a full but kindly ment which the 1 secretaryreason to doubt mouth He was just putting down a glass cluded and the page appeared Defaure had id t weald however 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 19 1899 IRREVOCABLE ¬ ¬ ¬ d he said send the Abbe Le Gere gentlemen to me after that you will please inform the steward that apartments are to be prepared at once for M Donati who is here The page bowed and vanished and as I rose to await the coming of the suite the Messieurs cardinal went on with a smile in the anteroom are doubtless getting impatient we must make haste to receive them As he said these words a gray haired priest entered bearing on a cushion the scarlet hat of a prince of the church and following him half a dozen gentlemen and grooms of the chamber The cardinal rose and leaning on the arm of Bayard walked slowly towards the door Le Clerc bore the hat immediately before him and the rest of As we came to us formed a queue behind the door it was flung open by two lackeys in a blue and silver livery who shouted out My Lord Cardinal waj way We passed into the room where the people 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Our NEW ML1IIUD TREAT MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hence remove the stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suffer ing no dotation from business by our method Ihesexualorgansarectrength ened The nerves are invigorated and the blisa of manhood returns ¬ Sang tf M TU ¬ ¬ American Gems American precious stones are of more importance than is generally known to those not connected with the trade The Maine tourmalines are un equaled in color the lithia emerald of ill in kJl NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FIRE 1M RAKE I w mwwrm mir til illlUUil I 1 III i AT LOW KATES 6 BROADWAY PARIS KY ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m m - wc 11 ¬ i 1 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ North Carolina has never been found in any other country and the beryls of Connecticut are of a fine goldep vel low California chrysoprase resembles the apple green Chinese jadeite a beau- ¬ tiful rose quartz comes from South Da ¬ kota and a large quantity of rough Montana saphires is sent to London to be cut The main part of the worlds supply of turquoises is obtained in New Mexico No doubt the new possessions will add to the American production of gems a business as yet in its infancy St Louis Globe Democrat True lint Awful First Newspaper Beader in smok1 hear they have ing compartment nearly reached those poor miners w he were entombed by that explosion Second Newspaper Beader Yes they have hapennytrated the wall of rock Third Newspaper Beader You mean ¬ 21ma99 tf Trees Plants Vines Frnit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs Bmall Fruits and overj thins for Orchard Lawn or Garden We employ no agenti hn sell direct at reasonable prices m raw berry and Tree Catalogues or ap plication to H F HlJLIi2NMEYERt LSXIKOTON Kr Telephone S7 Insurance in the Hurst Home onT tost the policy holders fifty cents on thf anaed dollars during the year 1897 O W Uujlbm Agent Pans K Thousands of young and miildlc aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis ease They aro frequently unconscious of the cause of these symptoms General Weakness Ennatural Discharge Fail¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem ¬ ory Irritability at times fcctarting Sen ¬ sation Sunken Eys with dark circles Wsak Bark General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may be the cause Dont consult family doctors as they hwe no experience In these special diseases- - dont allow Quacks to experiment on yon Consult Specialists who have made a life study of Diseases of Men and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi ¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure ¬ WECURE GLEET CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLKET STRICTURE IMPOTEXCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATT RAL DISCHARG- ¬ ES KIDNEY and PLADOER Diseases BOOKS TONSULTATION FREE FREE If stable to call write for QUESTION BLANK tot HOME TREATMENT ¬ penetrated 1 ¬ dont Theyre Ally Sloper Second Newspaper onky Beader No I halfway through s 8 Maine it iiavuiui Dewey an Waltham works cieai as any Admint Dewey and apt Slgabee have tieiu U AMERICA BE a AN made of Mte taken f roq Buy watcb I DOLL SPG CO Tbeir faciujiie letters mailed to agent t W Balden Lui New Tort ¬ A Metamorphosis Jack Miss Bamsey is getting gray ¬ Dick ¬ Jack Town Topics Now she will be blue O no now she will be blond are Immediatelyrelieved by usinw our HALATION HOME TKEATMEXT and by mmm m m m wb coutlnued uc effect a cure A trial will convince complete outfit by mall avo OZONE LABOUaTOii SO W JasWtvB BVCa4sag Sufferers 1- I A DDU jjfa T MTC rtn DBli Kennedy Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O raa m dJ b B hb wMi ol I ASTHMA THE BOURBOIN NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 19 1899 THE INineteentn Year Established lllilll SCINTILLATIONS MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered HEWS 18811 Published every Vuesaay and Friday by WAT TER CHAMP BWIF- CHAMP Kditott and Owners Make all Checks Money Orders etc Pay ible to the order of Champ A Bro ADVERIMIIW RAT EH Displays one dollar per inch for first lnser lion half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals in blac type wenty cents per line each insertion Fractionsof lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituar36 cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Itke nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise trells famous band met Friday at Lees ments and yearly cards Summitt Mo for an annual reunion A Mississippi man is arranging for a News Political big hunt on the wilds of Africa and ex pects to take 200 Western cowboys Capt Joha W Throckmorten has along with him gone od he stamp for the Republican The North Winchester preciuct wants ticket He made a speech Saturday at to secede from Winchester because it Versailles went wet and the city council wont Judge Tarvin has gone to Boston to let the saloons open attend a Democratic meeting and conMiss Bertha Lebue daughter of Lewis sult with George F Williams on polit- Lebus was admitted to the Cynthiana ical matters bar last week She is a graduate of the Judge lied wine Chairman of the Los Angeles Cal law school Louisville Convention has gone to his Mt Sterlings new hotel will be called home in Breathitt and will make no The Baumont and will be Jrun by more campaign speeches of the Mountain Lake Spiker Bros Oliver H P Belmont has given a Park Hotel in Maryland check for 25000 to the Democratic One hundred coal miners quit work at Campaign Committee Belmont has his Middlesboro because one of their num ¬ eye on the Vice Presidency ber was discharged for killing a mule Urey Woodson telegraphs from belonging to the company Chicago that W J Bryan will come to Col W C P Breckinridge has acKentucky about the middle of October cepted an invitation to make an address to make a number of speeches at a reunion of the Seventh Ky FedThe Boone Creek Baptist Association eral Cavalry at Cynthiana on October without a dissenting vote endorsed the 4th Rev Dr Kerfoot who has been villified The Central Kentucky Cigar Manu by a number of Kentucky papers on ac- facturing Co has been incorporated at count of his political views The Asso- Richmond by C H Vaught President ciation met last week in Clark county W S Hume Vise President C H The Sulphur Ford Baptist Association Chenault Secretary and Treasurer and with two thousand delegates and visitors Fred A Miller Manager with 6000 in attendance also endorsed Rev Ker- capital It will manufacture cigars foot last week without a dissenting chewing and smoking tobacco ote See the Little Dilly Dollies at the Paris Street Fair September opera house Friday night They will 26 27 28 delight you It ¬ ¬ ¬ Intttt ttAtiiie Jumble Of News And Comment Yellow fever is spreading rapidly at Key West Peter Vinegar the colored Sam Jones has joiaed the High Power Church Eight of Admiral Cerveras sailors have enlisted in the American navy The State W C T U convention will be held iu Owensboro on the 22d The Kentucky Court of Appeals be gan its Fall term yesterday at Frankfort Seven negroes were killed Sunday at Cartersville Ills in a clash between white and colored coal miners Forty of the 103 survivors of Quan An ¬ first bo in W O McCliutock will commence to assess the county to day Jos E Johnson left yesterday for Vauderbilt to attend Law School Amos Jameson of Hillsboro O is the guest of his brother John Jameson Mrs E Whitmore of Memphis is the guest of Mrs Lizzie Miller near town Mr and Mrs T D Judy lefi Saturday for Indianapolis to visit Mrs Creightou Spencer Best of the Lexington Press a son Muir Sunday Born To the wife of Martin ONeal In And About The tturx Jas F Woolums visited his parents at It is not only beautiful women who hang over the mirror in the morning Anxious women who are watching the wast ing of their beauty stand before the mirror and note the ¬ and eyes wrecked lines etched by pain about the mouth Thousands of such women in increasing FRANKCO Leaders in Style and Fasfiion NEW FALL DRESS GOODS NOW IN STOCK body and in disposition haggard nervous irritable cross have by the use of Doctor ¬ avorite Pierces scription been entirely Pre- ¬ F- ¬ i ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Chester H Brown Kolamazoo Mich says Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured me shoes as we are selling daily from our of a severe case of indigestion can bargain counter strongly recommend it to all dyspepDavis Thomson Isorio Digests what you eat without aid tics fron the stomach and cures dyspepsia De Witts Little Early Risers perma W T Brooks nently cure chronic constipation billioos ness nervousness and worn out feeling STOCK AND TURF NEWS cleanse and regulate the entire system Small pleasant never gripe or sicken Sale mmd Transfers Of Stock Crop 8 to W T Brooks famous little pills Turf Notes Douglas Thomas is in Indianapolis Excursion to Cincinnati this week with Hatty Q Baron wood aud Corinne N will sell tickets to Cin The L Jonas Weil bought seventy seven cinnati Sunday at the rate of 125 for the round trip Tickets good going on export cattle in Harrison last week at the 515 a m train and returning on five cents per pound night train No baggage checked on Iroquois the only American horse that these tickets ever won the English Derby died at Nashville aged twenty one years ¬ ¬ ¬ Never were such values offered in The Fall Howard Hat at 3 in H in Cincinnati last all colors and styles have arrived week C Current sold of tobacco at 1075 two hogsheads Co clothiers They at Price are beauties Best hat in the and two at 10 25 per hundred market for the money Give us A C Ball of Millereburg sold in the pleasure to show them to you Cincinnati last week eight hhds of to- ¬ Paris Street Fair September 23 27 28 bacco at from 17 to 1275 son sold eight at 11 to 10 P Jeffer ¬ ¬ W R Hukill left yesterday for Louis Cheap Rates To New York via in that city He took Louise 217 C O Ry Account Dewey that will start in the 217 and 220 trots Celebration ville to attend the great trotting meeting Transcript visited his parents Sunday Miss Lula O rimes returned Friday from an extended visit with friends at Eminence Wm Judy sold Aris T Vimont twelve fat hogs for butcher purposes at the Blue Front Judge W M Purnell and wife of Paris were guests wf T M Purnell and family Sunday Missen Fannie Mann and Sadie Hart of Paris are guests of their aunt Mrs Wm Miller Louis Rogers and family of Cane Ridge were the guests of relatives here Saturday Lindsey Ware of Hazel Green has been the guest of his uncle John Ham ilton several days Mrs James McOibbon of Harrison was the guest of his sister Mrs Charles Turner last week Mrs John Huteell who has been the guest of Mrs Bettie Martin returned to Cincinnati yesterday Mrs Belle Armstrong has accepted a position as housekeeper for Mrs C M Best at the M T School Mrs Harvey Thorn and daughter Miss Anna who have been very ill of fever are both improving Mr and Mrs Ben Best and Mrs Charles Sandifer of Georgetown are guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Miller Rev J R Williams and wife arrived Saturday and Rev Williams preached Sunday morning at the M E Church Dr W C Ussery Swift Champ ana wife and a number of other Paris folk visited Millersburg Sunday afternoon Mr Joseph Peed of Mayslick and were Mr Will Peed of Sharpsburg guests of their brother John Peed Sun ¬ day Col S G Sharp of Lexington bus been here several days in the interest of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia son was Brice Lettons bitten in the forehead Sunday by a dog Five stitches were necessary to close the wound Mrs Sanford Allen returned Saturday from Stanford accompanied by her mother Mrs E P Wood and sister Miss Anna Bell Wood Lost detween Harmon Stitts home and Black Cross roads a gold clasp pin Finder will leave same with Harmon Stitt and receive reward Aris Yimont keeps a full stock of all kinds of meats beef shoat hams breakfast bacon and oysters and water- melons on iceat the Blue Front Mr E P Gamble and children re turned Saturday from Michigan where they spent the Summer Mrs Gamble stopped in Cincinnati to visit relatives Mrs Perry Jefferson bought a Rose of Shannon heifer last week from Alex Duke of Mason for 150 that took the sweep stakes at Germantown last week Henry Clay took a 10 premium 15 on harness colt 10 on saddle colt d model gelding 15 on on harness gelding and 25 on gelding any age at Colored Fair at Lexington last week A number from here attended the Mt Olivet fair last week A S Barton took premium on harness geld ing and fancy turnout John Hunter on harness mare and Joseph McClelland two certificates on yearling ¬ five-year-old watched with delight the progress of the cure marked by brightening eyes reddening cheeks and rounding form Womans general health depends largely upon the local health of the organs distinctively feminine Irregular periods in maidenhood followed after marriage by debilitating drains and the common consequences of motherhood inflammation ulceration and displaced organs ruin the general health These conditions are entirely removed by Favorite Prescription the body blossoms in a new beauty and the mind is entirely freed from gloom and despondency Favorite Prescription is nota stimulant containing no alcohol or whisky treatment cured and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ In October 1889 1 gave birth to a baby and the I received at the hands of the midwife left me with female weakness writes Mrs Cordelia Henson of Coalton Boyd Co Ky I had no health to speak of for three years I had another baby which was the third child My health began to fail and I had three miscarriages so I found myself completely worn out I had so many pains and aches my life was a burden to me ana also to all ttie family for I was nerv- ¬ ous and cross and I could rfot sleep Just after my last miscarriage in 1896 I was taken with a severe pain in left side Had four doctors come to see me but at last I found I was slowly dying The doctors said I had liver lung and uterine trouble I was in bed formonths and when I did get p I looked like a corpsewalking about I commenced to take Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription and Pel ¬ lets and ever since then I have been a well woman At my monthly period now I have no pain My cheeks are red and mvfaee is white but before it was as yellow as saffron ¬ Black Crepons Plaids for Skirts Tailor Suitings 3500 Yards Outing Cloth Mill Ends ¬ HUTCHISON Fresh Paragraphs About The people In This Vicinity Milward Godman is doing some car penter work for J no Hughes The Endeavor Society at Antioch will send Miss Ella Bentley as delegate to the district C E Convention at Car¬ Regular 8 l 3c Goods Our Price - - a Yard so lisle Mr Robert Mateer and Miss Fannie Clay brook two popular young people of this place will be married on October 12th Mrs W G Conley and children who have been visiting friends in the neighborhood have returned to their home in ¬ Closing Out mi Summer Ms V Lexington Mrs Bev Doreey while putting out apples to dry last Mondav fell from a scaffold and broke her wrist and received other painful injuries Geo Clayton has received a ne Poland fnina sow from Morning Snn la He will exhibit some of his hogs at the ¬ ¬ Franl 404 MAIN 2j Go PARIS KY Paris Street Fair You May See Admiral Dewey by going to New York on excursions via Pennsylvania Short Lines Sept 26th 27th and 28th or to Washington Sept 30th and Oct 1st Find out about special low fares to those points by ask ing Geo E Rockwell A G P Agt STREET ¬ Cincinnati by buying your ladies and Save childrens shoes at Davis Thomson ligrigs diseases fonr-year-ol- four-year-ol- d J For wounds burns scalds sores skin and all irritating eruptions nothing so soothing and healing as Mrs DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Emma Bolles Matron Englewood Nur sery Chicago says of it When all else fails in healiug our babies it will cure W T Brooks ¬ four-year-o- ld I four-year-ol- d colts They wear like iron those childrens Oxfords and slippers that go almost for the asking at Davis Thompson ang4 tf Isgrigs Best on the market for coughs and colds and all bronchial troubles for croup it has no equal writes Henry R Whitford South Canaan Conn of One Minute Cough Cure W T Brooks peoson8 to represent us as Managers in this and close by counties Salary 900 a year and expenses Straight bona fide no more no less salary Position permanent Court references any bank rk W B Kidd representing Brower On account of the Dewey Celebration Railway will Co New York exporters bought of J the Chesapeake and Ohio sell round trip tickets to New York C Caldwell Joe McDowell C P Cecil City on September 26th 27th and 28th at 2460 for the round trip limited to and O W Dugan of Boyle about 800 October 4th returning and on account fine beef cattle at from 5 cents to 5 cts of the Dewey Reception in Washington per pound a total of nearly 60000 D C round trip to Washington on making the largest and best sale of the September 30th and October 1st at year in Kentucky 1940 limited to October 6th The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway is the only line from Lexington with Theres always hope while theres One An attack of through sleeping and dining cars to Minute Cough Cure York and Washington without pneumonia left my lungs in bad shape New change For sleeping car reservations and I was near the first stages of conCne Minute Cough Cure sumption apply or write to Barney completely cured me writes Helen Mc Geo W Henry Bismark N D Gives instant Div Paesenger Agent Lexington Ky relief W T Brooks ¬ Rev J W Porter preached Sunday morning and afternoon at the Presbyterian Church and at night at the M E Church as his own church would not hold the crowd There is great interest being taken in the meeting by all denominations Notice I wish to notify the public that after October 1st I will sell goods for cash only I do this in order to let mv customers have the benefit of reduced prices on all goods I will sell you 17 pounds sugar for 1 best tomatoes 8 cents one dozen cans 95 cents best grade of flour 415 per barrel and all other goods in proportion 2t Frank Collier ¬ ¬ Wanted Several bright and honest DO YOU KNOW OF ANY ¬ THING NEATER AND in any town It is mainly office work conducted at home Reference En olosed self addressed stamped envelope The Dominion Company Dept 2 Chi- ¬ cago 12sep8t PRETTIER THAN A PARKER - Sons and Hamburger Schwartz Jerkowski Co SUITS AND OVERCOATS Hamburger Bros Co Keystone Brand J Block Co sell JAMES -s- OYSTERS OYSTERS Louis Saloshin Co White Enamelled Iron Bed ystem I am now showing a Magnificent Line of these Beds and they are of the E R DUKKEE COS MOURNING STARCH ment of Fresh Oysters for this season They are fine If you for stiffening colored prints and are seeking something new to muslins especially tempt your appetite MOURNING GOODS We have received our first ship ¬ Gauntlet Brand BEST MAKE AND FINISH Come in and take a look at them and Mattresses to suit Springs TRY A CAN PANTS There are none better They head the list in their lines We are the only ones that have them Your Money Back On Demand I can furnish you at any time registered Trade Mark ol the Undertaking in all its branches We are also receiving regular name and design of rne Gaunt ¬ Embalming scientifically attend ¬ an experienced man for mantel shipments of Choice Fine White work let as well a a fac simile of their ed to Carriages for hire Plume Celery For sale in Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF We keep constantly on hand a written signature goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky full supply of Fresh Fruits and Paris by and TILINGS always on hand Vegetables NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 36 CELERY Manufactured by CO E R DURKEE New York Every genuine packet bears the PARKER Fourth an I Main Sts Pari Ky JAMES Jas V Feft Son Louis Saloshin Co J T HINCON TIIE BOURBON NEWS PARIS K TUESDAY SEFTUMBIUK iy THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE lyy TIE SOUBQjl REWS Congressman Baileys Visit PERSONAL MENTION News and Comment of Stage Matters and Congressman Bailey of Texas was in Other Gossip the city Sunday to take a look at his COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Nineteenth Year Established 1881 A poem by Robert Burns Willson of trotting horses which are being kept by THE NEWS MAN Frankfort will be read at the unveiling lEnleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as J Miller Ward at Suolaud Stock Farm ooc- - iiss mail matter Mr Bailey says that he may return to Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At of a bust of Edgar Allen Poe at the Kentucky in October and make a few The Depot lu The Hotel Lobbies And University of Virgiuia on October 7th Klsewliure speeches in the interest of Mr Bryan TELEPHONE NO 124 He declined to discuss the political situaL V Butler left last night for a Mies Lizzie King of St Louis is SUBSCRIPTION PRICES tion in Kentucky business trip to Texas nniann nunuaH hv a nniniT frntn Payable in Advance Mr Oaeyeai 12 00 Six months 1100 Youll not have a chance soon again terday and Mrs B F Buckley left yes- wee bite inflicted by Herman aCriger in romp attempting to kiss her during for Louisville to see a show as wholly delightful as the Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Mrs Coleman Benton of WinchesIt Karnival payable to the order of Champ Bko ter was in the city yesterday Megibben Kimbrough of Lexington Republican Speaking Mrs J M Hall and Mrs Robt Fer- who is well known to many persons in A beautiful center table given this city left yesterday to j jin H Spill away to casta customers at Price Hon L J Crawford of Newport one guson were in Lexington yesterday of the attorneys for Jackson and Walling Mi86 OUie Butler of Vine street is man Rigg the well known lecturer as Co Clothiers musical accompanist in the famous Pearl Bryan murder case attending school at Hamilton College David Coons is attending commer- ¬ will speak Friday night at the court Miss Vannie McCullough of Cynthi house in the interest of the Republican ana is the gueot of Mrs W G Talbott cial college in Lexington A book containing twenty thousand 4 News is asked to say that ticket The Dewey will Miss Nannie Clay was the guest of newspaper clippings about Reserved seats for the Karnival the speaking will begin at seven o clock ar- at Brooks 75 50 and 25 cts Go early and will be over in time for persons to Miss May Pepper in Frankfort last be given Admiral Dewey when he ine do ok win rives in new iorK week It for yonrs attend the Childrens Carnival have 400 pages 22x26 inches and will Mrs George Alexander was in LexFor Sale Typewriter Caligrapb M Childrens Karnival Opera House ington Saturday visiting Mrs Hughes be eleven and one half inches thick and LADIES TAILOR MADE SLITS AT REDUCED PRICES will weigh 350 pounds first class conditiou Price 50 Apply Friday 22d The society event of the Bronstou at The News office 2t season Catesby Woodford arrived Mr Jessie Bartlett Davis late of the Bo probate of the The objections to the home yesterday from a business trip to Circus Coining To Paris tonians has refused an offer of 24 000 to Benjamin Harrell will will be heard New York eing O Promise Me twenty four times Forepaugh The famous Sells Bros to day before Judge Purnell Hon Ed Saulsberrv of Eminence at Koster Bials in New York She circus will exhibit in this city on FriDr Brownies Bats day October 13th Ramsev Hite the is the guest of his brother-in-laFairies See the will not sing anywhere there is smoking M H Dailey Milkmaids Grandmothers Mnses or drinking This is perhaps a larger bill posters will bill Bourbon for the M KarThursday offei than ever made Patti or Melba Mr Robert Hinton leaves New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds all Babies Newsboys etc in the show and will erect six large boards in to enter 2t for New Haven Connecticutt nival former efforts at prices exceptionally low Here are a this city Yale College In Cincinnati Saturday a silly shop Mr Ramsey went to Louisville FriThe sale of the Colcord land adver few special items at special figures Mre Wm Hukill Sr left Satur- girl at Shillitos rushed up to Admiral tised by the Master Commissioner to day to confer with Ringling Bros cir day for Mayslick to visit her daughter Deweys son who is a commercial occur yesterday was postponed until cu in regard to coming to Paris Extra fine qnality Flannelettes in new Black Crepon 48 inches wide regular Mrs M H Davis traveler and exclaimed you got the 2 kind a future date 1 per yd patterns lOe The Stars and stripes in the Kar Dan Morris th clever young turf greatest daddy in the United States and Outing Flannels in large variety reg Handsome Plaids for Skirts from And before Mrs Lucy Montague has assumed nival will cause you to cheer with man has been ill tor several days and is Im going to kiss you 5e-per yd ular 10c kind for lOe vlt the position of housekeeper at the Hotel fervor Dewey had a chance to run she plumped threatened with fever Fancy Dress Eiderdown flannels for all purpose Large Line of Plain and Windsor She is a very competent lady Mr John Miller Stephens leaves to- him one in the moutu Young Dewey Goods Our Fall line of Shirts and lOc 25c per yd 15c kind for for the position immediately left the store See the extra wide and fine TaWf Neckwear arriving daily Price day for San Francisco where he will nalicy Percales and Panangs Best enter medical college Co Clothiers 12c kind for 8 3c Linen at G G White of this city has been renuptial knots Misses Jessie Turney and Lizzie Engagements Announcements And Sol elected a director in the Kentucky Oil Judge Webbs Judgements Manning Turney eave to day for Boston and Pipe Line Company which is deemnizations Of The Marriage Tows Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheapw Yesterday morning in Judge Webbs to enter Wellesley College veloping the oil fields in Wayne County The engagement is announced of Miss court Grant Richmond colored was Ussery and Mrs Jas Kate Russell of this city and Mr John Mrs W C Lost Between Vine Street and the fined 1250 for abusive and insulting Thompson will ¬ entertain the Darby and M Barnes of Mt Sterling The wed Call and see our new goods and get prices before purEpiscopal Church Sunday a stick pin language Joan Club on October 5th chasing your fall goods ding will occur Tuesday October 24thsize of a gold dollar Finder please John Dicks colored was taxed five Hon D W Morris of Robertson Harry T Price and Miss Anna Scott leave at Ths News office and get suit plunks for argufying with a colored grading Stamps given with every purchase came to Paris yesterday to visit his son two well known young people of able reward friend Dan Morris who is quite ill Georgetown were married in Lexington Frank Manning white was fine 750 L Grinnan the Photographer is now Miss Louie Bruer will arrive home Thursday evening The marriage was It you cannot i ead this small print at a distance of 14 inches your prepared to make high grade photos at for disorderly conduct colored was as to morrow from Maysville accompanied quite a surprise May Ellen Scruggs eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention his residence on Henderson street near by Mrs J W Power and Mrs Newell The marriage of Mr Earl Howerton Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred and City School Call and see samples of sessed the same for a similar offonse consequently of Sellers and Miss Metta Chase Blackford made of purest material set lu frames of the highest elasticity andboth frames andgreatest tf Mr W W Goltra arrived Sunday leaser newest styles and mounts durability united with the utmost llghtuess and elegance When Michigan White Seed Rye For pure both of Lexington will be celebrated in are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Bo wens system they always give atisfaction for the opposite from Crawfordsville Ind for a visit to November The groom is known to g wrfwt Vpver hn v ohean snertaoles nor of men who do not know how to fit their I handle none but strictly high grade go to Geo W Stuarts directly Mr and Mrs G W Stuart and other You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off withofr N freight depot any glasses than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skilll many persons in this city you need any seed rye or L seeds Should relatives dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest lu the end limothv give me a call You will find The engagement is announced at LexRepublican Convention Miss Anna Pierce of Flemingsburg We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit mr prices right Geo W Stuart di ington of Miss Lottie Lee Kenney of N freight depot The Republicans of Bourbon will arrived yesterday for a visit to Mr and Fayette and Mr Orville V Lawson of our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month aud invite rectly opposite L tor which tnere is meet in convention Saturday at the Mrs Neville C Fisher on Duncan Louisville The marriage will be sol- all to call and have their eves examined refunded charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money Judge Purnell asks The News to Court House to select a candidate for avenue emnized the latter part of October warn executors and administrators to jailor It is reported also that a full Miss Clara Wilmoth left yesterday The engagement is announced of Miss come forward and make their settle- county ticket will be nominated A afternoon for a visit to her sister Mrs Wilmoth daughter of Mrs 8 M ments with the court There is a fine leading Republican yesterday told The Lail in Cyntbiana and Mrs Ditcher Clara Wilmoth of Second street to Dr Lynn f ten dollars per day for not settling ac- News that Bourbon Republicans were in Covington Moore of Detroit The marriage will cording to law about equally divided legarding the Miss Daisy Boone who has just re- ¬ be celebrated quietly at the Wilmoth matter of nominating a full tieket At ¬ Pbter Boriotti ex Parisian has torney John Brennan is being favorably covered from an ilraeas of typhoid fever home on Wednesday October 25th The marriage of Prof Clarence been arrested at Harrodsburg for run mentioned as the Republican candidate left Saturday for a visit to friends in Nugent and Miss Daisy Pollock will be Hamilton Ohio ning a poker game and will be tried for for representative Saturday at Winchester running a gambling house He escaped Mrs Ulie J Howard wlio has been solemnized rNext visit Thursday September 18 1899 The most beautiful show ever seen visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C Both are teachers in the Campton when his house was raided but came Karnival was eaid of the Nugent is a son of here back home and was arrested returned yesterday to her Academy Prof 2t Alexander when given at Chautauqua Rev C J Nugent formerly of this home in Covington Are advised that our stock city C P Allen formerly of this city is Mr Hallams Speech Misses Agnes Mitchell of Memphis running a Racket Store in Orongo Harware Stoves and Tinwart OBITUARY May Escott of Shelbyville and Katie a mining town in Missouri He writes Hon Theodore Hallam ot Newport Our is large and complete that the town has grown from 200 to addressed a good audience at the court Blanton of Richmond were the guests Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit teens 2000 in two years Six hundred lead house Saturday afternoon in the interest of Miss Lizzette Dickson last week prices are as low as anyone Wt Ex Chief Justice Belvard J Peters diggers employed get from 14 to of the Democratic ticket headed by Hou ore Miss Kate Alexander was the guest make a specialty of Builders 20 per week and the banks do not John Young Brown The meeting had of the Misses Bronstou in Lexington the aged ninety four died yesterday at Mt close until twelve oclock on Saturday been advertised hardly forty eight last part of the past week and was one Sterling Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work Stee nights There is not a negro in the hours yet there were three hundered of the most popular ladies at the L A John A flaldeman business manager Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We employ the town of The Times a son of W N Haldeman people present who gave the speaker C ball on Friday night Set President ot the Courier Journal Com- ¬ best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED very close and respectful attention fJr Miss Nannine Clays guests Mr Rev A Redd Presiding Elder will two and one half hours in his keen- Walter Wilson and Miss Mary Wilson pany died as his home in Louisville Sat us before contracting Methodist Church preach at the urday night after a lingering illness est vein of satire the speaker devoted his of Clarion Pa WINN returned home last Saturday night at 730 oclock and Sun attention to Mr Goebels recoid the week after a delightful visit at The The remains of Mr and Mrs Mike Winn day morning and evening Quarterly Louisville Convention Successors to Cook and Election Heights They were accompanied Bowdens infant which died in Atlanta ¬ Conference Saturday night after preach- Law His remarks were frequently were brought to Paris yesterday by ing Sacrament of the Lords Supper applauded and the speech was well liked home bv Miss Clav who will be their Danl Bowden to be interred in the Sunday morning following the sermon by tne followers of Gov Brown Mr gne8t fQV geveral weekg Catholic cemetery in this city Mr Redd is popular with the people of Hallam was introduced bv Hon E M Mr James Condon arrived home Mrs J C S Blackburn wife of the Bourbon having served as pastor both Dickson one of the be6t Democrats in last week from a delightful trip abroad at Paris and Millersbnrg He was gone seven weeks spending ex Senator died Sunday night at VerBourbon most of the time in Ireland and Scot- saillee of heart disease to night aged 60 Have just received a lot of very choice We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords land having a brother living in the years Mr Blackburn left home a few new timothy seed Geo W Stuart di- ¬ this week nothing so comfortable on latter country The steamer which days ago his wifes health showing N freight depot rectly opposite N brought him to New York was in a great improvement He was on his the feet these warm days heavy storm one night and nearly every- way East when Mrs Blackburn died Davis Thomson Isgrig aug4tf We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered At her bedside were all her children exSpecia Street Fair one was seasick cept one daughter the wife of Col Wm All Ladies and Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords and One hundred and fifty fantastically During the street fair next week all costumed girls aud boys in the M Kar- Hall U S A who is ill in WashCorn Should you need a car of P regardless of price Many sheet music will be sold at half price at nival next Friday 2t shelled corn get my prices before you ington Mrs Blackburn was the daugh- Slippers must go this month Elmer Footes new music store on Main buy I can save you money Geo W ter of the late Chris C Graham a lots go at less than half price Our bargain table of street Full line of musical instru noted Kentuckian and centenarian N freight Amusements At the Fa ir Stuart directly opposite L all early and ments kept broken lots is well worth your inspection depot Scores of patrons testify to the great has just finished printing The News shoejbargains bonght from our bargain get choice Games eight thousand four page programs conYesterdays Ball School commenced Monday counters taining the premium list and amuse and mothers will he thinking Davis Thomson Isgrig Louisville 6 Philadelphia 1 ment attractions of the street fair which about buying a Boys School Suit Pittsburg 7 Boston 5 will be scattered over Bourbon and sur or an extra pair of pants Price Pittsbnrg 4 Boston 11 rounding counties Co clothiers have an immense Washington 4 Cleveland 5 The amusements on the first day of Fall line at prices to suit one and Washington 8 Cleveland 5 the fair will include the industrial pa all Extra knee pants three to Of 544 Fourth Avenue Lou Put Your Heads Together 2 Baltimore 3 isville Ky Cincinnati rade bind concert flying perch act sixteen years old No trouble to Chicago 10 Brooklyn 10 Game call thirty minutes of vaudeville balloon asand compare notes about who does tJar Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky show goods account of darkness ed on best laundry work in this town antftpom cension brother act carrying perch On Monday October 2 189 high wire act slack wire act and grand Dewey Reception Excursions East will find the unanimous verdict of every¬ Shooting Tournament Returning once every month Eyes ex display or nrewjras at mgnc one in Paris is that our exqaisitelaafcdrj Tnw mien will hf in pflFrt via Penn amined and glasses screntifically There will also be a number of side The Hill Top Gun Club will giveatwo Jn8ted work is unsurpassed for its perfect town sylvania Short Lines to New York Sept days tournament on the Club grounds at shows undr tents on tne cross 26th 27th and 28th and to Washington beaaty of finish careful treatment Sept 30th aud Oct 1st Full particulars Alfred Clays near Austerlitz October streets at the Main street intersection Werent color and general excellence The indications are that the Street free by addressing Geo E Rockwell GO TO THE 10th and 11th The shooting will be at be a glorio is success and will A G P Agt Cincinnati allow anyone to touch us for yefieer PRINTING AND STATIONARY CO PARIS live birds and targets and the leading Fair will attract large crowd to Paris laundry work event will be the Hill Top Handicap - FOR ALL Persons who want engraved cards A large number of citizjus have al a mhr of vlsitine marksmen are ex- CohVOmt or invitations of any description are SCHOOL SUPPLIES PAPERS to attend the meeting as it comes ready bought decorations and more will nected i Lad fViia maalr Tf lAntnU HuVia still httA invited to call at The Bourbon News il MAGAZINES NEW BOOKS 0 just before the tournamemsat uuuiovwie fUgs an I streamers to office and look at the very latest styles in THE LATEST STATIONARY Vaahville and Cincinnati The pro enough bunting these lines Prices as low as Cincinati everyone at reasonable prices MUSIC ETC BRO Proprietors grams of the shoot will be out to day supply W M HINTON JR 26 27 Louisville Philadelphia or New York Remember the dates Sept promises fiue sport for Miss McCarthys Old Stand The program Phone 4 Main office at Parker Jaines huusts tf and 28 h attend those who ¬ Dress Goods For Early Fall NEW BLANKET PLAIDS All the Craze for Separate Skirts NEW CREPONS KI-v-- H ¬ From the Cheapest to the Finest ETT1MINES AND COVERTS ¬ ¬ The Proper Goods for Tailor Made Suits j NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS All the New Weaves Call and see these Goods ¬ ¬ w ¬ coixriDoiNr tol l i s ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ r ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fWf wizsir f m ¬ OUR FRIENDS f THE PEOPLE -- j ¬ ¬ LOWRY 2000 ¬ BARGAINS IN SHOES ¬ -- - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG ¬ IbKk DR R GOLDSTEIH ¬ ¬ ¬ i ad-sepl2-- ly - uj The Bourbon Steam Lauudrj THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 19 1399 TIE SOUBQjf NEWS Congressman Baileys Visit PERSONAL MENTION THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE News and Comment of Stage Matters and Other Gossip Congressman Bailey of Texas was in the city Sunday to take a look at his COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Nineteenth Year EstablUhed 1881 trotting horses which ate being kept by THE NEWS MAN Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as J Miller Ward at Sunlaud Stock Farm ooc ass mail matter Mr Bailey says that he may return to Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Kentucky in October and make a few The Depots lu The Hotel Lobbies And TELEPHONE NO 124 speeches in the interest of Mr Bryan Klsewliwrtt He declined to discuss the political situaL V Butler left last night for a SUBSCRIPTION PRICES tion in Kentucky business trip to Texas ¬ Dress Goods For Early Fall All the Craze for Separate Skirts NEW CREPONS Robert Burns Willson of Frankfort will be read at the unveiling of a bust of Edgar Allen Poe at the University of Virginia on October 7th of St Louis is suffering from blood poison caused by a wee bite inflicted by Herman Criger in attempting to kiss her during a romp Miss Lizzie A poem by NEW BLANKET PLAIDS King One yer Mr and Mrs B F Buckley left yesnot have a chance soon agaiu to see a show as wholly delightful as the terday for Louisville Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Mrs Coleman Benton of Winches- ¬ It Karnival payable to the order of Champ Bko ter was in the city yesterday Republican Speaking Mrs J M Hall and Mrs Robt Fer A beautiful center table given away to cash customers at Price Hon L J Crawford of Newport one guson were in Lexington yesterday of the attorneys for Jackson and Walline Miss Ollie Butler of Vine street is Co Clotbiers in the famous Pearl Bryan murder case attending school at Hamilton College David Coons is attending commer- will speak Friday night at the court MissVaDnie McCnlloujjh of Cynthi cial college in Lexington house in the interest of th Republican ana is the gnest of Mrs W G Talbott ticket The News is asked to say that Miss Nannie Clay was the guest of Reserved seats for the Karnival the speaking will begin at seven oclock at Brooks 75 50 and 25 cts Go early Miss May Pepper in Frankfort last and will be over in time for persons to for yonrs week It attend the Childrens Carnival Mrs George Alexander was in Lex For Sale Typewriter Caligraph M Childrens Karnival Opera House ington Saturday visiting Mrs Hughes first class condition Price 50 Apply Friday 22d The society event of the Bronstou at The News office 2t season Mr Catesby Woodford arrived The objections to the probate of the home yesterday from a business trip to Circus Coming To Paris Benjamin Harrell will will be heard New York Forepaugh to day before Judge Purnell The famous Sells Bros Hon Ed Saulsberrv of Eminence circus will exhibit in this city on Fri- is the guest of his brother-in-laDr See the Fairies Brownies Bats day October 13th Ramsev Hite the M H Dailey Milkmaids Grandmothers Mnses bill posters will bill Bourbon for the KarBabies Newsboys etc in the Mr Robert Hinton leaves Thursday show and will erect six large boards in 2t to enter nival for New Haven Connecticut this city Mr Ramsey went to Louisville Fri- Yale College The sale of the Colcord land adver Mrs Wm Hukill Sr left Saturtised by the Maeter Commissioner to day to confer with Ringling Bros cir day for Mayslick to visit her daughter occur yesterday was postponed until cu in regard to coming to Paris Mrs M H Davis a future date The Stars and tttnpesin the Kar ¬ Dan Morris the clever young turfMrs Lucy Montague has assumed nival will cause you to cheer with man has been ill tor several days and is vlt the position of housekeeper at the Hotel fervor threatened with fever She is a very competent lady Windsor Mr John Miller Stephens leaves toOur Fall line of Shirts and for the position arriving daily Price day for San Francisco where he will J100 Payable in Advance 2 00 Six mouths Youll ¬ From the Cheapest to the Finest ETT1MINES AND COVERTS Megibben Kimbrongh of Lexington who is well known to many persons in this city left yesterday to j jin H Spill man Rigg the well known lecturer as musical accompanist A book containing twenty thousand newspaper clippings about Dewev will be given Admiral Dewey when he ar- ¬ The Proper Goods for Tailor Made Suits NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS All the New Weaves Call and see these Goods LADIES TAILOR MADE SLITS AT REDUCED PRICES V ¬ ¬ rives in New York The book will have 400 pages 22x26 inches and will be eleven and one half inches thick and will weigh 350 pounds r ¬ w ¬ Jessie Bartlett Davis late of the Bo tonians has refused an offer of 24 000 to sing O Promise Me twenty four times at Koster Bials in New York She will not sing anywhere there is smoking or drinking This is perhaps a larger offei than ever made Patti or Melba a silly shop girl at Shillitos rushed up to Admiral Deweys son who is a commercial traveler and exclaimed you got the greatest daddy in the United States and Im going to kiss you And before Dewey had a chance to run she plumped him one in the moutn Young Dewey In Cincinnati Saturday COTSTIDOTSr Handsome Plaids for Skirts ¬ ¬ ¬ New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds all former efforts at prices exceptionally low Here are a few special items at special figures Black Crepon 48 inches wide regular Extra fine qnality Flannelettes in netr 2 kind 1 per yd patterns lOc S i ¬ ¬ ¬ G G White of this city has been reelected a director in the Kentucky Oil and Pipe Line Company which is developing the oil fields in Wayne County ¬ Neckwear Co Clothiers immediately left the store NUPTIAL KNOTS Engagements Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Tows The engagement is announced of Miss Kate Russell of this city and Mr John M Barnes of Mt Sterling The wed ding will occur Tuesday October 24thHarry T Price and Miss Anna Scott two well known young people of Georgetown wtre married in Lexington Thursday evening The marriage was quite a surprise The marriage of Mr Earl Howerton Sellers and Miss Metta Chase Blackford both of Lexington will be celebrated in November The groom is known to many persons in this city The engagement is announced at Lexington of Miss Lottie Lee Kenney of Fayttte and Mr Orville W Lawson of Louisville The marriage will be solemnized the latter part of October Th engagement is announced of Miss Clara Wilmoth daughter of Mrs 8 M Wilmoth of Second street to Dr Lynn Moore of Detroit The marriage will be celebrated quietly at the Wilmoth home on Wednesday October 25th The marriage of Prof Clarence Nugent and Miss Daisy Pollock will be Saturday at Winchester solemnized Both are teachers in the Campton Academy Prof Nogent is a son of Rev C J Nugent formerly of this ¬ ¬ - ¬ Judge Webbs Judgements Between Vine Street and the Episcopal Church Sunday a stick pin Finder please size of a gold dollar Lost leave at The News able reward office and get suit ¬ L Grinnan the Photographer is now prepared to make high grade photos at his residence on Henderson street near City School Call and see samples of tf newest styles and mounts I handle none but strictly high grade seeds Should you need any seed rye or limothv give me a call You will find Geo W Stuart dim prices right N freight depot rectly opposite L ¬ warn executors and administrators to come forward and make their settle¬ Judge Purnell asks The News to ments with the court There is a fine f ten dollars per day for not settling according to law ¬ ex Parisian has Harrodsburj for run been arrested at ning a poker game and will be tried for running a gambling house He escaped when bis house was raided but came back home and was arrested Phter Boriotti ¬ - C P Allen formerly of this city is running a Racket Store in Orongo a mining town in Missouri He writes that the town has grown from 200 to 2000 in two years Six hundred lead ore diggers employed get from 14 to 20 per week and the banks do not close until twelve oclock on Saturday nights There is not a negro in the Yesterday morning in Judge Webbs court Grant Richmond colored was fined 1250 for abusive and insulting language John Dicks colored was taxed five plunks for argufying with a colored friend Frank Manning white was fine 750 Miss Louie Bruer will arrive home for disorderly conduct was as to morrow from Maysville accompanied May Ellen Scruggs colored by Mrs J W Power and Mrs Newell sessed the same for a similar offonse Mr W W Goltra arrived Sunday For pure Michigan White Seed Rye go to Geo W Stuarts directly opposite from Crawfordsville Ind for a visit to Mr and Mrs G W Stuart and other N freight depot L relatives Republican Com ention Miss Anna Pierce of Flemingsbnrg The Republicans of Bourbon will arrived yesterday for a visit to Mr and meet in convention Saturday at the Mrs Neville C Fisher on Duncan Court House to select a candidate for avenue jailor It is reported also that a full Miss Clara Wilmoth left yesterday county ticket will be nominated A afternoon for a visit to her sister Mrs leading Republican yesterday told The Lail in Cyntbiana and Mrs Ditcher News that Bourbon Republicans were in Covington about equally divided legarding the Miss Daisy Boone who has just re- ¬ matter of nominating a full tiaket At ¬ torney John Brennan is being favorably covered from an irtness of typhoid fever mentioned as the Republican candidate left Saturday for a visit to friends in Hamilton Ohio for representative Mrs Ulie J Howard wtao has been The most beautiful show ever seen visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C Karnival was said of the here 2t Alexander returned yesterday to her when given at Chautauqua home in Covington ¬ enter medical college Misses Jessie Turney and Lizzie Manning Turney eave to day for Boston to enter Wellesley College Mrs W C Ussery and Mrs Jas Thompson will entertain the Darby and Joan Club on October 5th Hon D W Morris of Robertson came to Paris yesterday to visit his son Dan Morris who is quite ill Outing Flannels in large variety reg 5tf- per yd ular 10c kind for lOc Large Line of Plain and Fancy Dress Eiderdown flannels for all purposes Goods 25e per yd 15c kind for lOc See the extra wide and fine Tabk Best Cjnaluy Percales and Panangs 50K- 12c kind for 8 3c Linen at tol from l i wssM Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheapu Call and see oui new goods and get prices before pur- ¬ i chasing your fall goods grading Stamps given with every purchase If you cannot ead this small print at a distance of 14 inches your eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention Imperial spectacles stnd eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred and made of purest material set lu frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greatest durability united with the utmost lightness aud elegance When both frames and leaser are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Bowens system they always give atisfaction for the are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit then You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off withoe anv classes than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillfi dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest lu the end ¬ ¬ We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month aud invite there is im all to call and have their eyes examined for which JT t ion jrur nt - or mmitY itfmwlcd w p liiin tr ir rNext visit Thursday September i 8 1893 Mr Hallams Speeeh Hon Theodore Hallam of Newport addressed a good audience at the court bouse Saturday afternoon in the interest of the Democratic ticket headed by Hou John Young Brown The meeting had hardly forty eight been advertised Misses Agnes Mitchell of Memphis city town Rev A Redd Presiding Elder will Mfcthodift Church preach at the Saturday night at 730 oclock and Sun day morning and evening Quarterly Conference Saturday night after preach- ¬ ing Sacrament of the Lords Supper Sunday morning following the sermon Mr Redd is popular with the people of Bourbon having served as pastor both at Paris and Millersbnrg ¬ Have just received a lot of very choice new timothy seed Geo W Stuart di- ¬ N freight depot rectly opposite N Street Fair Specia1 During the street fair next week all sheet music will be sold at half price at Elmer Footes new music store on Main street Full line of musical instru ¬ ments kept Yesterdays Ball Games 6 Philadelphia Pittsburg 7 Boston 5 Pittsbnrg 4 Boston 11 Washington 4 Cleveland 5 OBITUARY May Escott of Shlbyville and Katie Blanton of Richmond were the guests Funeral Announcements of Deceased Clt of Miss Lizzette Dickson last week izens Ex Chief Justice Belvard J Peters Miss Kate Alexander was the guest of the Misses Bronston in Lexington the aged ninety four died yesterday at Mt last part of the past week and was one Sterling John A Haldeman business manager hours yet there were three hundered of the most popular ladies at the L A people present who gave the speaker C ball on Friday night of The Times a son of W N Haldeman Comvery close and respectful attention Miss Nannine Clays guests Mr President ot the Courier Journal two and one half hours In his keen Walter Wilson and Miss Mary Wilson pany died as his home in Louisville Sat illness est vein of satire the speaker devoted his of Clarion Pa returned home last urday night after a lingering attention to Mr Goebels recoid the week after a delightful visit at The The remains of Mr and Mrs Mike Louisville Convention and Election Heights They were accompanied Bowdens infant which died in Atlanta Law His remarks were frequently home by Miss Clay who will be their were brought to Paris yesterday by applauded and the speech was well liked guest for several weeks Danl Bowden to be interred in the by the followers of Gov Brown Mr Catholic cemetery in this city Mr James Condon arrived home Hallam was introduced bv Hon E M Mrs J C S Blackburn wife of the Dickson one of the best Democrats in last week from a delightful trip abroad He was gone seven weeks spending ex Senator died Sunday night at VerBourbon most of the time in Ireland and Scot- sailles of heart disease to night aged 60 We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords land having a brother living in the years Mr Blackburn left home a few this week nothing so comfortable on latter country The steamer which days ago bis wifes health showing brought him to New York was in a great improvement He was on his the feet these warm days Davis Thomson Isgrig aug4tf heavy storm one night and nearly every- way East when Mrs Blackburn died At her bedside were all her children exone was seasick cept one daughter the wife of Col Wm One hundred and fifty fantastically Kar- costumed girls and boys in the Corn Should you need a car of P Hall U S A who is ill in Washnext Friday 2t shelled corn get my prices before you ington Mrs Blackburn was the daugh nival buy I can save you money Geo W ter of the late Chris C Graham a Amusements At the Fair N freight noted Kentuckian and centenarian Stuart directly opposite L depot has just finished of patrons testify to the great OUR FRIENDS Are advised that our stock if THE PEOPL- fr ¬ ¬ Stoves and Tinware Our is large and complete E- prices are as low as anyone Wc make a specialty of Builders Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work Steel Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We employ the best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED Set us before contracting Harware WINN LOWRY Successors to Cook Winn ¬ 2000 ¬ BARGAINS IN SHOES ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Louisville 1 Washington 8 Cleveland 5 Cincinnati 2 Baltimore 3 Chicago 10 Brooklyn 10 Game call ¬ ed on account of darkness Shooting Tournament The Hill Top Gun Club will give a two days tournament on the Club grounds at Alfred Clays near Austerlitz October 10th and 11th The shooting will be at live birds and targets and the leading vnt will be the Hill Top Handicap A timber of visiting marksmen are ex pected to attend the meeting as it comes just before the tonrnamentsjat LouisvilleNashville and Cincinnati The programs of the shoot will be out to day The program promises fiue sport for those who attend printing eight thousand four page programs con taining tne premium list ana amuse ment attractions of the street fair which will be scattered over Bourbon and sur rounding counties The amusements on the first day of the fair will include the industrial parade bind concert flying perch act thirty minutes of vaudeville balloon ascension brother act carrying perch high wire aut slack wire act and grand display of fireworks at night There will also be a number of side tents on tne cross town shows und streets at the Main street intersection The indications are that the Street Fair will be a glorio is sue je n and will attract lare crowds to Paris A large number of citizens have al ready bought decorations and more will buy this week R idolph Davis still has enough bunting fl igs and streamers to supply everyone at reasonable prices 26 27 Remember the dates Sept and 28 h ¬ ¬ The News ¬ 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 show goods Dewey Reception Excursions East Low rates will be in pffent via Ppnn School shoejbargains bought from our bargain counters Davis Thomson Isgrig Scores 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 of Gall early and broken lots is well worth your inspection get choice DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG DR R GOLDSTEIH Put Your Heads Together and compare notes about who does tibr best laundry work in this town antf srm will find the unanimous verdict of emery one in Paris is that our exqaisitelaatdry work is unsurpassed for its perfect beamty of finish careful treatment Werent color and general excellence allow anyone to touch us for jecfiaof laundry work 7 Of 544 Fourth Avenue Lou- ¬ isville Ky Will be at the Windsor Hotel Parie Ky On Monday October 2 18 Returning once every month Eyes ex amined and glasses screntifically ad-sepl2-- ly t sylvania Short Lines to New York Sept Jn8te 26th 27th and 28th and to Washington Sept 30th and Oct 1st Full particulars free by addressing Geo E Rockwell GO TO A G P Agt Cincinnati PARIS THE AND PRINTING STATIONARY CO Persons who want engraved cards FOR ALL or invitations of any description are SCHOOL SUPPLIES PAPERS invited to call at The Bourbon News MAGAZINES NEW BOOKS office and look at the very latest styles in THE LATEST STATIONARY these lines Prices as low as Cincinati MUSIC ETC Louisville Philadelphia or New York bouses boriwoKT - tf Miss McCarthys Old Stand Laundry The Bourbon Steam Proprietors BRO W M HINTON JR Phone 4 Main office at Parker James B3kK9 6 ft THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER of a Bachelor 19 1899 5s53SS55 Mai 85pH At a Reflection 30 n Vf marriage is the wine of life at 40 the morning after is dpud Is aJmirror of her bosom friend to husband and a mirror of her husband to her bosom friend The hrst sign that a woman is fee her age is when she hunts upbcpinninp to all the babv pictures of her children Half a womans pleasure in buving a pret ty pair ot stockings cheap is spoiled because neVer Perfecty sure they wont crock When yon see a girls eves look as if she ¬ TT W s quiet she vhen he is dea a woman bad been crying she has generally met with some great grief or else she has fust had her bath and couldnt find her silk starching bag 2 Y Press At sea as many people know time in stead of being reckoned by hours is divided into watches of four hours each From four oclock to six and six oclock to eight there are half divisions nautically termed dog watches In an insurance case the counsel asked an old sailor what time of day a certain collision occurred and received the reply About the middle of the first dog Tn summing up the case the barwatch rister enlarged upon the information thus imparted as follows You can imagine gen tlemen of the jury the care which existed on this occasion when as appears from one of the plaintiffs own witnesses this valuable ship and her cargo and the lives of passen gers and crew were intrusted to what gen tlemen why to the mere watch of a dog English Paper ¬ lot tv la Nantlcnl Lore THE SPIRIT AND THE FLESH We kstched em in the shack ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Into this glorious world I came The free bcrn of the wind and flame I bound to me for goorj or 111 A body serf to do my vill Though he was frail and prone to rest I snatched him from hs mothers breast And bade him serve me What would you I had a great Kings work to do Wrong to make right comfort to bring To those In trouble sorrowing I needed one both swift and strong Great was the load the journey long Yet this my slave was weak and lame Faltering at my behest he came So when his strength was almost gone I took the scourge and urged him on Yet hurry as I might to keep The minutes pace both food and sleea My slave must have Impatiently I saw the glorious hours pass by I could net leave him for we must Have hands of dust to work with dust At last he fell and would not rise lie called me with imperious eyes And bade me pause Thi small white room this cot of snow Ministering forms that come and go I crouch here listening for his breath And with my hands I hold back Death My work neglected and undone If he but beckon swift I run This worthless serf of mine to save How hard they toil who serve a slave L B Brldgman in Century D What shack Where Grandpas old shack where h used to live on tother side of the crick Yes but how did j ou catch wolves questioned the treasin this shack How came the wolves in the urer ¬ shack They went in to get the hoss head and the steer bones Bones that you put there for bait But what kept the wolves from coming out The boy explained that her mean ing Rose whose black eyes blinked rapidly when the treasurer looked at her had made a kind of spring catch from dr- ash wood and a leather string attached to which was a stone for a weight The door of the shack or small log shanty was left ajar about ten inches so that a wolf lion or any other creature approaching the empty structure could put its head in and look ¬ - ImJ rVViawl IHKlBu S wfiwtaQfevHiWZl i fBXB llSaSffi Mt Mfrfljfite ftwIllSmrA fimg In the new Ring out the falae Ring in the true e kne f3 you the new and true from oresta or Norway Rin ou toS oI4 tat DR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS Improved about the interior fastened YOUTHFUL BOUNTY CLAIMANTS the first applicants for wolf bounties in South Dakota under the new bounty act which became a law in that state in the winter of 189S- 09 were two mere tots of children Rose and Custer Foulkrod who madi their appearance at the house of the county treasurer one morning- only three weeks after the law went into - I effect Rose the elder is but looked even younger years of age or ten and thev and Custer onlv nine 11 ¬ The children are not brother and sister Eose appears to be wholy or in part of Indian descent and is a waif adopted in the Foulkrod family severall years ago Custer on the other hand is a bright sandy haired little fellow who gave direct answers to all questions put to him Kis father he said had gone for a soldier and his mother was at her early home in Indiana but Grand- ¬ pa and Grandma Hogan were at their sod house on the North Fork 11 miles distant The children had come from swinging free and the wolf or other wild beast was not alarmed by anything that it saw either within or without To get the bones it had but to walk in yet when it did so the larg- ¬ er part of its body pushed the door back a little farther and the ashen spring at the top bending slightly released the weight attached to the spring Then as the creatures body passed in the door was pulled to with jusst sufficient force to latch it The animal was thus entrapped and all so quietly that it scarcely felt any alarm at first Ilow the girl had learned so cunning a stratagem was not explained perhaps from her Indian mother There was very little to it of gear or mechanism and nothing whatever in the way of metal otherwise it would have failed since it is now almost impossible to take these wolves in steel traps or in log traps such as white hunters sometimes ¬ To all appearance the door was un- BSlr lis Natures most natural remedy science to a ¬ Giro for coughs Pleasant Permanent Positive by colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs je exhila¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and thy inflated membranes are healed and soothed so that then It no inclination to cough wlrkw I 1 AM 60 YEARS OLD aad never raw nj remedy equal to Or Bell a It gives quick and permanent relief ta grip aaweUaa coughs and colds It makes weak antra trona Mra M A MMWME Pine-Tor-Hon- ey m1 OLO B Act GOOD DRUGGIVTS 8ottles Only 25o 50o and 100 Slssa BE sure you get Pine-Tar-Hoti- Dr Bells ey tteiucamKr ial Offer The New Werner Edition of construct Yet to this primitive device contrived child five by the hand of an gray wolves had one after anlarge other fallen victims Two indeed had been entrapped at once the second having apparently pushed into the shack ¬ The Encyclopedia Britamica IN THIRTY SUPERS OCTAVO VOLUMES i ¬ there that morning When first seen at about seven oclock they were sitting in front of the treasurers home on a rude sled a 1 FAIR FACES Preserved by t Hl aVtt aaW It removes the cause of disfiguring eruptions loss of The clogged irritated hair and baby blemishes viz inflamed or sluggish condition of the PORES CUTI CURA SOAP combines delicate emollient properties derived from CUTICURA the great skin cure with the purest of cleansing ingredients and most refreshing of No other medicated soap ever com flower odors pounded is to be compared with it for preserving purify- ¬ ing and beautifying the skin scalp hair and hands No other foreign or domestic soap however expensive is to be compared with it for all the uses of the toilet bath and nursery Thus it combines in ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE namely TWENTY FIVE CENTS the best skin and complexion soap and the best toilet and babv soap in the world 1 harnessed to a very subdued piebald caynse or Indian pony Ilow long they had been there wns not clear they ap- ¬ peared to be waiting to be seen not heard It was a cold morning while yet six inches of frozen snow lay on the ground and their clothing was far from warm or abundant They had wrapped themselves in three worn old blankets and had a large rickety goods box at their backs Rose was sitting straight as a stick her black eyes fixed on the house windows she scarcely spoke at all and declined to go into the house after the treasurer had invited them to enter but watched his face closely It was the boy who did the talking He said that they had come to get the bounty so that they could go to the store and buy grub stuff the treasurer Bounty on what asked them Five wolf ses Wolf ses said the boy and a lion and a kiyote But have you the proofs the hides or scalps with the tails the treasurer asked Yep replied the boy in a business tone Jumping nimbly over the goods box he hauled out from it five wolf pelts a coyote hide and a small moun ¬ tain lion skin all fresh The wolf skins were those of the large gray timber wolf a formidable and destructive brute which inflicts de- ¬ plorable losses on the stockmen of the counties west of the Missouri border- ¬ ing the Black hills The new bounty law provides that three dollars shall be paid by county treasurers for each gray wolf scalp or hide a like sum for a mountain ion and one dollar for a coyote But satisfactory evidence must be presented that the animals were killed within the county or state and it is the treasurers duty on payment to punch a hole cot less than half an inch in diameter in each ear of every skin to The skin thus prevent repeating marked is returned to the person pre ¬ senting it who can sell it if he wishes It is expected also that the owners of cattle and cheep ranches will pay a bounty to those who destroy wolves and panthers in addition to that paid by the state To prevent fraud the county officers are obliged to use vigilance and in this instance the treasurers suspicion was that the children had been sent to him by some one who had brought the skins into the state from Nebraska or Wyom ¬ with the first The shack itself was simply a little low log house without windows and having a sod roof When once the door had swung to and latched behind the wolf it was a prisoner By the time the boy had explained it and told how the spring and weight were adjusted the treasurer became He convinced of his truthfulness brought out his punch and hammer and proceeded to make holes in the eava of the skins as by law directed wild little Rose eyin his every movement with attention to details How did you know when you had caught a wolf the treasurer asked Her went up to look every morning taid the boy What did you do when you fomd you had a wolf the treasurer asked the girl but she only blinked half a dozen times in a second and it was still the boy who replied for her that she ran home to get Grandpa Hogan to make a pill for it The old man had been a wolf hunter in his day and knew that to shoot a wolf inside the shack would spoil all chance of trapping another there He inclosed enough strychnine to kill a wolf in a bit of tallow the size of a hens egg This the children carried to the shack and poked In through a chink between the logs and after they had gone the wolfs hunger soon did the ¬ Give Your Boys a Chance I i were the closing words of an address by Abraham Lincoln He realized that parents are responsible in a degree for what their children become If you have children study their individual tendencies and place the best possible educational advantages A way has been before them provided in the New Werner Edi- ¬ tion of the Encyclopaedia Britan The best thoughts on all subjects in the history of man are treasur- ¬ ed there A systematic study of this work is equal to any college course Algebra Anatomy Arch- ¬ Political Economy are a few of been adopted by Yale Harvard and its articles which have Columbia colleges This shows in what esteem it is held by the highest educators in the land Just now you can secure the nica complete in thirty volumes I u mJ rf V sf V itecture Building Electricity Encyclopaedia Britannica for One Dollar Cash The entire Thirty and the balance in small monthly payments Volumes with a Guide and spi elegant Oak Book Case will be delivered when the first payment is made No i Toward evening the two small hunters were wont to return and in no case had failed to find the wolf dead They then opened the door and attaching a bit of rope to the animals hind legs hauled it home in triumph Although too infirm to go abroad in the snow the old man was able to skin the wolves when brought to him The treasurer paid the children the bounty money 19 in all and with an amused smile watched them drive to the store to buy grub stuff of which the forlorn family was no doubt in need It was likely that they would be able to sell the skins for as much more however and ile treasurer concluded that there was lo immediate cause for alarm concerning the Foulkrods as long as they had little Rose to trap for them and Custer to do the talking Youths Companion ¬ ¬ rest The complete set Thirty Large Octavo Volumes New Style Buckram Cloth Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper 45 00 First payment One oJlar 100 UlUllkll lilt re alter Half Morocco Marbled Edges Unnls Porur 4V K and Three Dollars 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and and even the best physicians fail remedies poonoinicil cure when all other 8lz Sold or Soap 25c Ointmknt 50c anrt Resolteixt half Uim 50cBow W r1 Pri o Tnu Dscg and CHECoii Sole Pro r8 Boston fePaVUy ViBeautS the fiklo Scalp flat and Baaaa maiW itas TOSt Sffir FOR EVERY HUMOR c - asked Offn wolfses replied the lad Yes but who killed them The bovs eves searched the treas urerV Grandpa Hogan made pilis fer em he replied as if conceding something unwillingly but her and me ketched em he added stoutly in ¬ dicating his companion with a nod How old a man is your grand- ¬ the treasurer asked incredufather lously Hes most 80 grandpa is and it took Keep Mother in Repair him mo t all the forenoon every time A nap after dinner is worth two hours to get to skin em of sleep in the morning to mother ard Look here you must tell me the she declares she could not be happy truth about this said the treasurer without Mothers more than most peo severely ple wear out if they are not repaired Im telling you the truth replied and it i the duty of the family to see the boy with clear eyed honesty that repairs go on before the dear tene Her and me ketched em and grandpa ment falters So many pople paint the rnade pills fer em fer us house ard have the homes cleaned and But tail me how you caught these repapered and the furniture retouched wolves I exclaimed the treasurer still who never think of repairing the moth unoeniincd ar Tlns ton Globe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ JnilRc and Lnwyer The resounding and effusive court oratory of the past is not much in fash ¬ ion nowadays especially in cases which are not tried by juries and in wrhich the judges are so well conversant with the law that they seek little more than a concrete presentation of the facts A story is told of the late Mr Justice Mil ler of the United States supreme court which illustrates the demand of the courts nowadays Mr Justice filler was always courteous but in his last years on the supreme bench he acquired an aversion to what some of the law yers at the bar of the court took to be oratory A lawyer who may be called Brown was addressing the court one day in a long rambling speech Justice Miller listened uneasily fan ning hinself for some time Then he leaned ever the desk and said in an O Brown come to audible whisper Wh hat point your hon- ¬ the poin said the visibly astonished law or yer Any point answered the judge The rest of the address was a rapid condensation of the whole matter Youths Companion ¬ P8 a Florida Havana Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to v S TAMRA 3AVAWWAH Jacksonville dally via the Queen and Crescent and connecting lines Through connections to Tampa Swviat Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Service VAUUtHNt to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and San Juan Low rate round trip tickets The Train Service is periM fect in detail Fast sched- ¬ naSsau 2 ules 24 hours to Jackson mtnNzM ¬ J ville 54 hours Cincinnati to Havana SANTIAGO maniNEARso Cinoir GPA rei 33EmiN3ca urmii Co A 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John C Hubinger of Keo ¬ kuk la reigns without a peer As a manufacturer as an enterprising cap- ¬ italist and as a philanthropist his fame has spread over many states and his financial enterprises have developed manobscure towns into progressive Mr thrifty and wide awake cities Hubinger although but 47 years of age can look back upon scores of com- ¬ mercial victories each one of which has benefited mankind for his liberality is as bountiful as his business sagacity is He was born in New Or- ¬ marvelous leans La his parents being of French and German origin When he was four years old his family removed to Ken- ¬ tucky in which state young Hubinger received a public school education Al- ¬ most before reaching mans estate he secured patents on a number of val- ¬ uable mechanical inventions thereby laying the foundation of his present - Tjjhat a bewitching little thing your I would I were a bird wailed the niece Miss Mabel is declared the fair girl at the piano prim old bachelor She is so chic and I would you were a box of axle animated a charming little bundle of grease hissed the dark man under If Truth Were Knoiri Stinging-- energy Horrors What a time Ive had aid Mabel after he had gone These shoes are so tight they nearly killed tne I was simply writhing in agony couldnt keep still a minute Detroit Free Press The Gladness That Failed the palm I wonder what he means by that asked the lemon haired maiden He means that axle grease stops schreeching whispered the man in black suspenders Chicago Daily News L The sky is blue sighed the maiden far I hear said the man who was And the scents that come from the home hunting that no one can lire fields are sweet in this place but doctors O the world is glad but what do I care My shoes are overcrowded with feet You are wrong replied the native Chicago Times Herald I live here and Im no doctor Indeed And might I ask what jot A NEW AND ORIGINAL LIE are Consolation g L Daily News sir am an undertaker Chicagu The Scientific Xev says ice cream freezers were invented by a woman Mr Promenod I dont believe it Miss Van Nilla Humph Perhaps you think women incapable of inventing Miss Van IXilla Feminine Inventive Genial anything Weekly Mr Promenod N o Women doubt less invented ice cream saloons N Y ¬ Refined Contempt I dont see why you persist in re ferring to that young person as a cad die He doesnt take any interest it golf I wasnt thinking of golf ai He isnt big swered Miss Cayenne enough to be a real live cad and 1 Mr Chubb finishing yarn It took thought I ought to use a diminutive tne 47 minutes to land it weighed 12 Washington Star pounds A Rural Ignoramus Mr Roach Well where is it Pretty Girl at hotel Who is th Mr Chubb Oh as it was so hot and I had a long way to walk I threw it handsome stranger at the next table Favorite Waiter I dont know misxt back American Examiner some country gawk I spose He dont Get Together know nothin bout fashnble life The competitors in goodness Indeed Why do you think so Who at each other thrust Hes sittiri there starvin instead ol Should imitate the plutocrats feeiri a waiter an gettin somethin to And organize a trust X Y WTeekly eat Puck ¬ the left garden The Best Prescription for Chills Left Fielder Ryan was there and after a long hard spurt caught the fly on his finger and Fever is a bottle of Gkoves Tastklhss tips and held it The crowd screamed joy- CHILL TOXIC Ttis simply - iron and quinine in ously and the small son of his father nearly a tasteless form Nocnre- no pay Price50c went out of his skin for glee The father One Reason merely smiled with dignity Finally die crowd ceased its yelling after Green Why is it that some doctors have the left fielder had doffed his cap thrice so small a practice DeWitt It may be becau There was silence as he walked to the bench they are Congressman Botkin of Wlnneld Ka sas twirling his blond mustache with either practicing physicians Cleveland Leader In a recent letter to Dr Hartman Con¬ hand gressman Botkin lays lhen with his fathers clean shaven upper Dont be hoodwinked into buying a spe- My Dear Doctor It gives me pleasure lip in mind and with a voice that drew the cial dye for wool and a special dye for cot- to certify to the excellent curative qualities attention of the assembled hundreds toward ton If your goods should not be all wool of your medicines and Man-a-ihis devoted dad the rooter fair- you would have to buy two packages and I have been afflicted more or less for a fortune ly O pap dont you wish you dye your goods twice Putnam fadeless quarter of a century with catarrh of the By inclination and force of circum- ¬ had yelled a mustache like Jimmie Ryans ChiDyes will color either silk wool or cotton stomach and constipation A residence in ¬ stances his attention was early direct- cago Tribune at one time in the same vessel and you only Washington has increased these troubles ed to the manufacture of starch by im- ¬ have to buy one package A few bottles of your medicine have given Stunned with Woe proved processes and in the course of me almost complete relief and I am rure The gentleman with the ied red nose got them time he became the head of a concern First Young Attorney You seem to be that a continuation ofna is will effect a per surely a wonder manent cure Peru having an annual business of millions aboard the trolley car which by some mis- very much attached to Miss Goodcatch ful remedy for catarrhal affections chance had stopped for a moment Young Attorney Second Weil she owns But genuine ambition of dollars The silence was intense J D Iiotkin 300 acres of land Thats sufficient ground ¬ never quite satisfied with existing con The little boy looked at the man with the for an attachment isnt it The most common form of summer ca- ¬ Ohio State tarrh is catarrh of the stomach This is ditions works ever toward perfection nose Journal generally known as dyspepsia And the little boy didnt ask his father Congress ¬ and after years of painstaking study anything man Botkin was a victim of this disease Pisos Cure for Consumption is an A No and research Mr Hubinger has made a Merciful heaven cures these muttered the fond 1 Asthma medicine W R Williams An- - j twenty five years parent I am the father of a freak cases like magic Address Dr Hartman CoIntioch 111 April 11 1894 dianapolis Journal lumbus O for a free book In her apologies to her husband a wom- ¬ Home Seekers Excursions via Bia an lays the blame of her fault on either her The microbes that cause chills and Pour Route affections or her nerves Atchison Globe fever and malaria enter the systerc ¬ i and secured a band of The Yonns Baseball Rooter Causei other quantity counterfeiters which are so of bogus bills iarge His Paternal to Feel Too cleverly executed that the average person would never suspect them of being spurious Prominent Things of great value are always selected for imitation notably Hostetters Stomach BitHe is a Chicago hoard of trade man dignified to a degree has luxuriant bushy side ters which has many imitators but no equals dyspepsia con whiskers clean chin and upper lip and he for disorders like indigettiongeneral debility stipation nervousness and dearly loves baseball He also has a son game as dearly Always go to reliable druggists who have six vears old who loves the as does his father and while the elder enjoys the reputation of giving what you ask for the playing in a solid placid contented way the hoy bubbles over with enthusiasm and Accommodated outrocts all other rooters At the end of his two weeks vacation During the last Chicago St Louis game wanting a third week he telegraphed his father and son sat in the grand stand under employer Very sick Please hold my the intense strain ot knowing that bt Louis job had two men on bases and two out and if And back came this mystifying reply the man at the bat made a base hit the score Take all time you want to get well Anwould be tied The latter smote the ball other man is holding your job Philadel heavily It soared upward and onward far phia North American back into what the baseball reporter calls ¬ The Secret Service has just unearthed SUFFERED 25 YEARS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-n- a n six-year-o- ¬ t I ¬ ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-n- a ¬ ¬ West Northwest Souththrough mucous membranes madt west South and Southeast Selling dates Halls Catarrh Cure porous by catarrh heals th August 15th September 5th and 19th and Is a Constitutional Cure Price 75c mucous membranes and prevents the on October 3d and 17th 1899 at one fare entrance of malarial perms thus pre 200 to authorized points in the fol Men are men the best sometimes forget venting and curing these affections owing states Alabama Arizona ArkanShakespeare sas British Columbia Colorado Florida Georgia Iowa Indian Territory Idaho CAPABLE mother mast be a healthy mother Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Eviinnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana The experience of maternity should not be approached Manitoba New Mexico Nebraska North without careful physical preparation Carolina North Dakota Oregon Oklahoma South Carolina South Dakota Texas Correct and practical counsel is what the expectant and would Wyoming Virginia Wisconsin Utah be mother needs and this counsel she can secure without cost by Washington For full information and parwriting to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass ticulars as to rates routes tickets limits To the North ¬ Pe-ru-- na ¬ ¬ A ¬ Young Husband speaking to his wife OhL ytl shes a dear little wom- ¬ an and all that but shes so infernally silly Elderly Friend Oh well that will improve in tame As we grow older sj we grow wiser Young Husband Aye but some wom- ¬ en never grow any older Ally Sloper ObriooKly Incorrect Do you believe one can find the initials of ones future husband in the tea dregs No Ive tried it and tried it and I never could find anything but the Deinitials of my present husband ¬ Didnt RelUh the Proipeet The wranglingr parties talked and talked Frequent Outcome JOHN C HUBINGER or address the undersigned W P Deppe A G P T Agt W arren J Lynch Gen Pass Tkt Agt Cincinnati O gtop over privileges Big Four Route etc call on Agents ¬ CAPABLE They waited and they waited And saying they neer would arbitrate Went and arbitrated Chicago Tribune WILLIE HAD AH IDEA discovery which he considers the of crowning event of his wonderful anything else to do eata something Wash career and which is embodied in a ington Democrat new article of commerce known as Day Cold ¬ Employment for the Idle Almost anyone when he cant think MOTHER-¬ HOOD A said the opposing council to Emory A Storrs you hate to the late meet the truth in this matter I never do meet it was the prompt The truth and 1 always travel reply Boston Jourin the same direction nal The Brote Master Now then Willie what if Ah well she sighed Ill die some water day and then you will begin to appreWillie Water sir Why water is ciate how I helped you along in life er er mud with the dirt taken out Mary he said if you knew how Ally Sloper anxious I am to give you credit you Important Factor Chicago wouldnt wait a day longer From us far be it to despise Times Herald The unsuccey ful man troit Journal In the Same Direction I see ¬ ¬ inIs the bead of the family in quired the census enumerator three dollars up The man who calls himself the head Mrs De Fine Yes dear This is one of the family is in replied the deterX Y Weekly of the ups mined looking woman who had opened Alas Alack the door but you eant see him He You may salt you may season is hiding under the bed and is afraid to The cucumber if you will K Y Journal come out But the old colic prerogative Mrs De Fine Heres my new bonnet Isnt it a darling Only 28 You Mr De Fine Great snakes bonnets could be bought at from said Her Selection Think what the human race would be Without the also ran Detroit Journal Head In Name Only ¬ ¬ to make its merits known without de- ¬ lay Thus for but 5 cents two large 10c packages of Red Cross Starch may be had together with two magnificent Shakespearean views printed in 12 beautiful colors or a Twentieth Cen- ¬ tury Girl Calendar or for only 20 cents 10 packages of the starch and the entire series of eight Shakespearean views and one Twentieth Century Girl Calendar views alone easily worth Watch this paper for future 100 of which premium announcements will certainly want to take every lady advantage While Mr Hubinger will devote his best tvergies to the manufacture of this new and wonderful starch he will not retire from the various financial enterprises in which he is interested street railways electric lighting plants and the Missisisppi Valley Telephone Co with 10000 telephone subscribers in Minneapolis and St Paul nor will his augmented activity interfere with his social obligations and exercise of the splendid hospitality which he dis ¬ penses at his palatial Keokuk home Mr Hubingcrs family consisting of himself wife and four children is the pivot around which his activity re ¬ volves and while fond of promoting great enterprises he i still fonder of his home circle where he spends every moment of time not taken up by busi- ¬ ness or public cars Red Cross Starch Red Cross trade He is planning to distribute mark millions of packages of this starch to the housewives of America at a merely nominal price to the consumer in order To Cure a In One Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c Record Hello exclaimed the fish Hfre to stay No replied the worm I just dropped in tor a bite Philadelphia Some men work hardest trying to accomplish useless things Chicago Daily News THE MARKETS LIVESTOCK Cattle common Select butcners CALVEi Fatt to good light HOGS Coarse and heavy Mixed packers SHEEP Cnoice LAMBS Spring FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 reu No 3 red Corn No 2 Cincinnati Sept ia 2 4 7 3 4 3 4 3 75 ft I 75 5 00 90 00 y 7 75 50 itt 4 3J 4 50 35 4 00 75 75 fa 5 6 25 cj 3 riO Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice Oats o2 mixed fa ft 08 34 24 H POTATOES PROVISIONS Mes Pork Lard BUTTER Choice dairy Choice creamery APPLES Choice to fancy ft 31 wM ft 9 50 a 13 g 5 15 2 75 1 fit 21 Vi 3 oo 1 75 3 71 Per bri 50 ft ft ft CHICAGO Manistee writes Dear Mrs Pinkham Two years ago I began having such dull heavy drag¬ ging pains in my back menses were pro- ¬ fuse and painful and was troubled with I took patent medicines leucorrhcea and consulted a physician but received no benefit and could not become pregnant Seeing one of your books I wrote to you telling you mv troubles and askine for advice You an swered my letter promptly and I followed the directions faithfully and derived so much beneht that 1 cannot pratse Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Com- ¬ Cv Hr flvuflal k I now find myself pound enough pregnant and have begun its use again I cannot praise it enough Mrs Per ley Moulton Thetford Vt writes A11 Avl3 ViKlX BmmmVM tf vCvV Dear Mrs Pinkham I think Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound is an I took excellent medicine several bottles of it before the birth of my baby and got along nicely I had no 1 after pains and am now strong anoV enjoying good health Baby is also fat and tattm a vrnwrnn Co Mich 1 Mrs Cora Gilson Yates FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 ied No 3 Chicago spring healthy MRS tie 2 12 8 i0 5 27 Vi H 1 3 50 8 CHAS CrERBIG OAiS No CORN No 2 2 ft ft A ft ft PORK Mess LARD Steam NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent Wn at No 2 red CORN No 2 mixea RYE 7 30 5 10 224 3 50 04 8 OATS Mixed PORK New mess LARD Western 26Hft 7 ft ft 2ty oo 65 1 South Monroe St Balti more Md writes Dear 1 Mrs Pinkham Before tak- - I ing Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I was unable to become pregnant but since I have used it my health is much improved and I have a big baby boy tht joy and pride of our home feS 304 mi wm BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 re J Southern Corn Mixed Ots No 2 waite Ry No 2 w estern CAT iLE First quality HOGS Western Corn No Oats No 2 2 3 25 71 6 ft a lH ft ift 50 h Chicago Daily News MISSED IT THAT TRIP Will cling to it still THEIR OPINION OF HIM 28 00 20 Doctor Youre all run down What fou need is a sea voyage Whats your business Patient Sailor with Dewey just iiome sir St Louis Globe Democrat She wrapped him around her finger But lately it appears married That since they have been ears She rapa him awunfchis N Y World Poor Henpecked 4 ft Sometimes one way and some¬ times tother but usually the man and the woman are equally to blame for it Boston Transcript Well Fonnded Fear Dealer This is a prayer rug and the est of it is only 2000 Lady Customer i prayer rug I am afraid if I bought it at that price my husband would use it for purposes of owelt- y- Town Topics Tom gStty Does the man marry the worn marry the man Mi or the woman Divided Responsibility Hard on tne Brain A Blow Hard Government Clerlt Who Small Boy I dont wonder that womTried to Make an Impression ens heads so often ache Upon Indians Little Girl Why Small Boy Every time they see any Last Avinter a delec ation of Indiana of their children theyve got to think up from a far western state on a tour of some reason for not letting them do inspection tbroug h the interior depart- ¬ whaf they want to Stray Stories ment visited the land ofiiee where they Were introduced to the clerk who had A Gentle Warning He Im thinking of proposing to especial charge of their section of the country a bumptious little individual you She I hope you will postpone 14 with i big head This ofticial proceeded to overpower the redmen with his im- awhile portance says a Washington corre- He Why She I dont know you well enough spondent in the New York Tribune Grasping each one of them cordially yet to refuse you Town Topics by the hand he patted them patroniz- ingly on their backs and tnen delivered In Everybodys Month long speech explaining in detail the Hoax See that iittle chap over there He doesnt look like a celebrity and work of the othce their interest in it laying particular stress on the fact that yet his name is in ever3ones mouth he was the motive power of it all As Joax So Who is he Hoax Why hi names Mohler Tit soon as tfteir entertainer paused for breath the visiting Indians began to Bits grunt and talk among themselves A Donbtlns Thomas What are they saying asked the Dis hyah talk bout Mother Eve be egotistical clerk expecting to hear high in tempted wif er apple remarked the prtiise of himself Tell me what ther am de rankest are saying colored philosopher kind o nonsensness Now ef it had er I cannot tell you repl5ed the inter ¬ bin er watermillin den yo all might preter it was not for you to hear talk sho naff Chicago Daily News Bnt the little man insisted and with great reluctance the interpreter finally Always In Stock They said he translated You havent any smokeless tobacco yielded Little man big head heap talk say have you asked the smart young man nothing much fool Lot3 of it said the matter-of-faperson behind the counter producing a bladder of snuff How much do you ¬ ct ft ft 29 58 20 10 INCHES TER Factory Loaded Shotgun Shells u INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 red mixed mixed ft ft 3 45 ft 67 32 LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red PORK tH Oats Mixed Mess Corn Mixed 22Kft ft ft ft ft 3 55 7J 34 23 a 60 Leader loaded with Smokeless powder and New iAR- D- Steam WL 3 j DOUGLAS 350 SHOES Hfi Worth 4 to Rival loaded with Black powder Superior to all other brands for UNIFORMITY RELIABILITY AND STRONG SHOOTING QUALITIES Winchester Shells are for sale by all dealers Insist upon having them when you buy and you will get ihe best Indorsed bv over 1000000 wearers ALL LEATHERS ALL STYLES TIIK HUUUU hSM W L Donets me ad price tamped on bottom other make 6 compared with iissiRenow - Take no substitute claimed Largest inake to he as frfKd of 3 and 350 shoes In the world Your rtealer should keep them If not we will 6end ymi a pair on receipt of nrlce State kind of leather size and width plain or cap toe W Bishop Joseph SKsy 1 L DOUGLAS SHOE CO Catalogue B Free 5 j Brockton Mass MVc save your TKkTHlV Wrote Teeth inr Powders to our i irramiehild with the happiest re suits The offsets were al most icil an J certainly more NaiJNfactrv Teething Powders an from an thin we ever used not kept by lriivr Costs only 25 Gents Ask your Druggist for it I J eethinA PC all O k- XJL If mull Cent to it CARTERS CURES WHERE ALL dealer hasnt 3 NK READERS OF THIS PAPER C J MOFFETT M D St Louis Mo Permanently Cured No fitsor ncr ousnesafttr first nays use vt Dr Klie- t Great Nerve Restorer 8 tra botileand treu U free Dr R HKLINE Ltd ANK E -- Best Congh Syrup Tastes Good in time Sold by druggists ELSE FAILS I I DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATION 1 ArchStrtiir 1779 WHEX HJKITIXO TO ADVERTISERS pleuse state that you saw the AC vertlse ment In this paper want Chicago Tribune No j Journal - Dr Bowless Nor would they if thty Jlect them Iniiauapoiii hrd to they had to pay a few Wick wire These funny men would nor see bo much fun in doetots bills if Joke to Them HMMfSITCIIn MlmiMUi To cure or money refunded by your merchant so why not try it s Price 50c THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS ZY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 19 1CC9 CITIZESS Crippled by IF I If 1 I WERE YCJ Rheumatism Those who have Rheumatism find Ijemselves growing steadily worse all tee while One reason of tkis is that tfee remedies prescribed by the doctors contain mercury and potash which ultimately intensify the disease by caus the joints to swell and stiffen rmgxlucing a severe aching of the bones b b has been curing Rheumatism lor twenty years even the worst cases which seemed almost incurable ¬ were you I wouldnt even once confess To ever feeling blue But when the sun is well disposed To shine upon our friends and foei Id be content with even less If were you 1 wouldnt think aboiu distress GWDAVIS FURNITURE WALL PAPER carpets Dyspepsia Cure ETC Digests what you eat FUNERAL FURNISHINGS Just let it rain or snow or shine Twill bring no gain To blame misfortune or repine The longest lane Will end som time and every day Roses will bloom along the way Because of rain E J2 turffWe 2DfUC Rheumatism whieh convinced him one dis ease He says I was a freat sufferer from mus mlar Rheumatism two years I could for Ret o permanent relief Stax any medicine pre- ¬ scribed by my physician 1 took about a dozen hot es of your S S S and 3E bw i am as well as I erer was inmy life lam axe that your medicine wired me and I would lecommpnd it tn tit one offering from any blood disease is Ulliy tre for Kir painful that ¬ Me heP c P S 1 C had an expert a r railroad Then sing your songs cry if you must But keep in view The healthy soul inspiring trust Thats alwajs due To them that strive to live above All earthly things exoepting love Id let all other treasures rust If I were yowl Facts and Fiction Nature in strengthening and reconstructing the exhausted digestive organs It is the latest discovered digest Calls Ambulance Attended to ant and tonic No other preparation ¬ can approach it in efficiency It instantly relieves and permanently cures Promptly Dyspepsia Indigestion Heartburn Flatulence Sour Stomach Nausea Day Phone 137 SickHeadacheGastralgiaCrampsand Night lOO all other results of imperfectdigestion Now is the tini to bring in vonr engines mowtrs an farm machinery for icimwev ais u uu wer aun Dinner Diades And dont forget your lawn mowers gas and oil stoves which I will make as good as new Gas steam and water pipe fitting steel It artificially digests the food and aids work guaranteed ranges repaired All ¬ 1 Kodol EC ATTEST10I Dont Suffer the Electropoise ¬ ¬ tr Hums ndin snor Third and Pleasant Cor St Qarria5e5for5aI Prepared by DeWltt dCo CtjJcago FATE OF A CAESARS ASHES JOHN CONNELLY igmat0r skm Everybody knows that Rheumatism is a diseased state of the blood arid nly a blood remedy is the only proper treatment but a remedy containing potash and mercury only aggravates th6 trouble Purely Vegetable goes direct to the very cause of the disease and a per manent cure always results It is the only blood remedy guaranteed to con- ¬ tain no potash mercury or other dangerous minerals feeing ¬ ¬ C C Cfor Blood Jt t w The Books mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia HIGH GRADE FOUND CHINAS for SALE I have Pot sale two extra good Fall boars and two sows of same litter sired hj HallevV Model the 1800 hog and out of a sow by the noted Chief TVcuin eeb 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by My line yearling boar KENTUCKY U S by Mich ires as Claude Sweepstakes 16623 winner at more My brood sows are all recorded in Central aad Ohio P C Records and are Parker James corner Fourth PARIS KENTUCKY and Main will locate their main When Shakespeare put In the mouth Work guaranteed satisfactory Call office at that place Phone No of Hamlet the curious conceit about promptly answered Your work ie 4 All calls or bundles entrusted the dust of the great Alexander hav ¬ solicited Prices reasonable to them will receive prompt at- ¬ ing become loam and then stopping a tention bunghole in a beer barrel he had seem- ¬ ed to reach the ultimate extravagance Yet near the Porta of imagination Salaria a still more unexpected ex- ¬ travagance was revealed after the exWe have fifteen hundred young cavations carried on there In these thrifty ewes for sale Will sell any a cippus or sepulchral Ifolumn con- part of the number FRETWELL FISHER taining a cinerary urn of rare oriental Aug-l-t- f Paris Ky Co alabaster was brought to light The inscription on the cippus revealed that Of Hartford Conn the ashes contained within the urn Home Sekers xcumons were those of Calpunius Piso Licini anus who in Februaiy A D 09 was Assets Jan 1 97 VIA f45537878 15 proclaimed Cmuiar by the Emperor Liabilities Jan 1 97 3884576990 Galbra Four days afterward Galbra 44 Surplus Jan 1 97 671130225 BIG FOUR ROUTE was killed and Piso also suffered Paid policy holders since organization death ill his thirty first year His were TO THE the ashes that the alabaster uru conNORTH WEST NORTH WEST tained SOUTH WEST SOUTH AND The precious uru was given to a SOUTHEAST The Aetna Life issues every desi workman employed on the premises to ible form of Life Term Endowment Selling Datt s ind Accident Insurance take care of Some days after when SEPTKMBKR 5th and lflth and on the proprietor of the place asked for O- - 77 OCTOUEK d and 17th 1899 the urn he found it empty Where Rebident Agent are the ashes that were said he Paris Ky AT The workman surprised said here that he gathered them together and Plus 200 to Authorized Points in the never dreaming that they were any Following States good but being white and clean sent MD them to his wife to make lye for hor Alabama Arizona Arkansas British Co- L H lumbia Colorado Florida Georgia washing And thus said the late Iowa I ii linn Territory Idaho Kansas -- cmnan f No 908 W Ninth Sllrr Shakespeare Wood describing this inKentucky Louisiana Michigan Minne sota Mississippi Ohio Missouri Montana cident have the ashes of an imperial Manitoba New Mexico Nebraska North adopted by Galbra as Tiberius Caesar Vill be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Carolina North Uakota Oregon Oklawas adopted by Augustus and accepthoma South Carolina South Jiakota Cv ed by the senate been used more than Texas Sept m her 5th and I9th only TUESDAY Sept 12th 18M Itah Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming 18 centuries after his death by a Uo Washington man washerwoman to cleanse her dirty every second Tuesday in each For and ast iiuen together with the ashes of other rates full informationlimits particulars priv returning Mop over routes ickets aonth members of the family in whose veins i leges etc c on Agents Big Koar Route ilCFERBHCB Every leadingpnysiciaiiu flowed the noble blood of Crassi and or address the undersigned Paris Kentucky WP of Pompey the Great Baltimore Sun Wareo J Lynch e Shakespeares Conceit Finds a Coun ¬ terpart In Reality The Bourbon Steam Laundry having secured office room at I offer for sale my entire stock Ladies Kid Oxford s zes 2 to 4 worth of buggies phaetons barouches road wagons carts at reduced 350 go this week for 150 at Davis aug4tf prices I will also sell my carriage Thompson Isgrigs m shop which is sixty five feet Nature is forgiving and will restore long forty five feet wide and your diseased kidnevs that will give yon p rfect health by nsing Dr Sawyers three stories high Hjlj cures all diseases without the use of medicine A pure Oxygen treatment by absorption It cures where every hinji else fails It is needed in every family for it will relieve every weakness or ailment to the most persisient chronic disease and without the use of a raiu of medicine Thousands ot people nil 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 Electropois1 it saves money induces health Send yoar address at once and see what people say who have thoroughly tested its merits Agents wanted THE ELECTROPOISE CO 518 4th St Louisville Ky ¬ J 3m H HAGGARD Ukatine For sale by W T Brooks Ewes For Sale Paris Ky ¬ The Aetna Life Insurance CHAS B D Table photographer will make three Mantello photos for ten cents during the next two weeks Gallery opposite telephone exchauge DICKSON ¬ DENTIST e DONT WAIT A MINUTE Good Watches Absolutely Free a bright ¬ 9969780801 clean illn trated story and bnmoious paper for the family circle Offi--over tie Bourbon Bank lfi laree pages only 75 cents i year on trial 4 months 10 cents We give a llSJTtf nickle silver watch to each subscriber a neat mediam izd watch guaranteed One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures for one year Will keep timn for many obstinate summer coughs and colds l years as accurately as a 100 watch And for a little work we give Gold consider it a most wonderfnl medicine Bicycles Sewiutr Machines W W Merton quick and May Watches rims etc Sample and pnrtkulars free hew Wis W T Brooks Send us our address to day if you do We Waut your name for PASTIME Miller ONE FARE insures against fire wind and storm best ol re- ¬ liable prompt paying compa- nies ron mron W 0 HINT0N Agent My agency n omethiog nice you want We will snr piisejou Please dont wait a minute send now Better enclose 5 stamps for trial subscription and present or 38 stamps for watch and paper while the The PASTIME watches nre piirfg fre Louisville Ky PubvCo more and se how easily von can get r ¬ Landman ¬ ¬ WOOd Are thorough more to sow SIUDS GR4BsnNDRcToEvER SEEDS ¬ ¬ re cleaned new crop and of highest quality It costs comparatively no the ordinary stocks so generally offered while Our Catalogue gives fullest information about Grassesand Clovers soils the varieties are adapted for best combinations to give largest results in hay or pasturage care of pastures and meadows etc Write for Catalogue and prices of any seeds required ornpt Grade Seeds than the results willnWar more satisfactory WOOD 1 11 STIMS SSSMSigJi Fertilizers Etc Cor I Brook and Jefferson Sis nil evil ww l l r ifV Worlds Fair Ohio Tecumseh 2d -- Won other tood ones is hard to 2nd and I also have the good individuals to correspond tome and lok over my herd and get my prices before buy ing elsewhere Correspondence solicited Visitors welcome Prices reasonable Terms cash Vans Cfclef and than any hog that ever lived prizes and sired more prize winners Better breedingthan this ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ GEORGE CLAYTON Hatehisou BourbonjConnty Ky rmrs STam w ti j store THE GREAT MAJESTIC U IcSPjlllirol I MAJEbTlC MFG CO K Q3 MAJESTIC 5TUJUIS g HF2 CQ 1 j 5TL0U5 said the girl in gray to the girl in blue as they stirred their chocolate that I must tell you You know how John has been pro posing to me at regular intervals ever since he was out of knickerbockers Well he did it again the other night and with his usual facility chose an occasion when I was very cross He did it a little more awkwardly than usual too deliberately choosing the old fashioned method of offering me his hand and heart Here she paused to drink some chocolate and the girl in blue asked breathlessly what she said Oh remarked the other in the tone of one relating an event of no importance told him that bellevud I was already provided with tL full quota of bodily organs and liiat I wouldnt deprive him And what did he say Well Belle thats the funny thing He seemed to brace up and said politely that at any rate there was no doubt about my having my full share of cheek And I was so delighted to find a man capable of even that much repartee on bring rejected that I ac cepted him Cincinnati Enquirer ¬ 1 1 It was such a good joke on me His erve Won Gen Pass A Tkt Agt Cincinnati AGP O T Agt RAILROAD TIME CARO ¬ L KRR ARRIVAL OF TRAINS TWSN dH OTHERS MIDSUilMER CLEARANCE SALE h From Cincinnati m 1058 a in 588 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 743 a m 328 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 31S p m From Maysville 7 45 a m 315 p m IMCPAJtTOKH F TKALNK M fo Cincinnati MJ a m pm 330 To Lexington 760 am ti m 545 p m 1014 To Richmond 1110 a in 54rt 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m m u u Is dow going on in all departments It will be to your interest to take advantage of this salo Everything will be sold as ad- ¬ vertised for 30 days only Note the following low prices FB Carr 685 p uj Aueiii r r j ¬ i i it d ik k -- a i a Org ft Glass Department xi Carpet meiting i L v Bug v Administrators Notice All persons having claims against th estate of J Q Ward deceased will pre sent tbeni prorjerlv proven according t law at the office ot J Q Ward Jr for settlement All prisons knowing themselves in debted to the estate of the deceased will please call and settle ¬ rr V i oii ¬ and 12 1 2 Cent per Yard in this Clear- per Yard L i ance Sale it goes at 5 Cent 4 y Come Eariy and get first choice i hi i ri 1111 11 Jt mi Prices in this Department have also e have just received a full been reduced line of Kine Moquette Rug in ad iize Also New Mai tings and Carpets Call and inspect our line n V X m11111111 1 11 JBgZi3 gm r djh THE GREAT MAJESTIC have a complete line of the great ltajfMtic ranges Foe gas fittiurs hone furnishings metal roofing door and plumbing refrigerators etc I window screens can uive the best line for the least mon- 1 btxj perry Ky Paris Hawthorne mid Salem Way down in a little side street in Salem Is HawtLornes birthplace It is modest but withal a proper house with a gambrel roof without which no house need apply for the position of bringing forth celebrities Beyond is that bore of a custom house and all around are houses of seven gables You will be pursued by little boys who spot your tourists intent and who give you Hawthornes history at a rate that threatens the urchins tongue and teeth When they are through If you have not understood it all they will say it all over again A penny in the slot phonograph eonki do it no better Time and the Hour rtltf J M J Q WARD Paris Ky Jr 11 11 11111 11 1 1 1111 i11i111i1111 rt i i i 1 1 1 11 1 They are simply perfect writes Robt Moore of La Fayette Ind ot De Witts Little Eirly Risers the fa moils little pills for constipation am all liver ailments Never gripe W Brooks I osots E medical science by au able physician such is the short story of Dr Sawyer Little Wide Awake Tills For sale by W T Brooks Take a pill that is a pill bnilt on 1 5 All Monarch Shirts sold at 100 and S125 Clearance Sale Price 85 cents a lot of Foft Bosom Shirts sold at 50 and 75 cents go in this Sale at 25 cents each 11 11 hnM 1 Depaitwt j E E E 6 i lilt in n iiti i ii 1 1 111 1 m 11 ii i it 11 1 ii 1 1 ii 1 1 it 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ni 1 1 1 1 in 11 us PHILIPS FOLEY d nti3T ight 7ftlce over Vanlpns drng store an be found it Hotel Fordham at Estill Springs White Sulphur and Chalybeate pleasure and Health Resort OPEUIISE 1ST TO OCTOBER 1ST B Railroad and in the midst of Mountains and Rom tn tic Scenery The White Sulphnr f specific for skin and kidney trembles the Chalvbeate waters re Natres tonic Hot Sulphur Baths tto the R N I the Kentucky River B the trnnse Fur further particulars address vOT J THOMS PROPR IRVINE KY I years and embraced 15 years in the diplomatic service as minister to Rus If your childs shoes are almost gone sia Prussia and the Netherlands five get a pair of these low shoes offered at years as senator eijrht years as secre such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson aug4tf tary of state four years as president Isirrigs 16 years as a representative in conand gress E E Turner Compron Mo was cured of piles bv DeWitts Witch Hazel Runners Drink Somebody asked Robert Bonner ence Salve after suffering seventeen years and trying over twenty remedies Fhysi if he were a teetotaler ciaiM and surgeons endorse it Beware a teetotaler No Am said Vr of dangerous counterfeits w T Biooks Bonner in answer to the question no I had a glass I am not a teetotaler Crawford Bros have made ample came to New Yik of sherry when preparations for warm weather byput in 1844 It is not on record whether he ever iug in four fans at th ir barber shop took another Three will be run by water power and one by electricity while yon get a cool I dont like punishments You will comfortable shave tf never torture a child into duty but h sensible child will dread the frown of The best life insurance policy m earth a judicious mother more than all tho is to keep perfect kidnera The beet rods dark rooms and scolding school medicine on earth for those kiiueys is mlstrosses in the universe White People who bad Dr Shwvpi8 Ukatiu years found no cure for suffered for Bo penetrating Is water at high pres their Kidney disor ere until they used sure that only special qualities of cast Dr Sawyers Ukatine For sale by W ¬ Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a scientific compound having the endorsement of eminent phvsiciaus and the medical press It digests what yon eat and A Itciiiiirknlile Cnropr positively cures dyspepnia II A The most remarkable official career Ketron Bloomingdale Tenn says it In the United States was that of John cured him of indigestion of ten years Quincy Adams It extended oVer 48 standing W T Brooks V 1 Clotmoi Department 1 SDoe Heparin t 4 Mens Suits sold at 6 00 Clearance Sale 3 90 Piice Childrens Linen Suits at b 25 Cents a Suit - Linen Pants at 15 Cents r L i 7 ¬ ¬ jJkJiz -- - 1 2 A S I Ladie Shoes sold at 8150 and 200 Clearance Sale Prie SIOOl Ladies Slipper- - Bold at 100 and 8150 Clearance Sale Price 50 and 75 Cents Mens Shoes at 95 Cents per Pair 1 1 1 This is a Bona Fide Sale to duce Stock Remember Re- ¬ the Plae TWIN BROTHERS Seventh and Main Streets iron will 1 sthstand it i T Brooks k

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