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about it when you buy from us it means a better shoe for less money and furthermore a shoe that you can depend on for we know what we sell We buy no shoes simply because we can make a large profit on them but they are bought by us with the honest intention of giv ing something good for the money Make your wants plain and try us is what we ask ¬ ¬ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 26 27 AND 28 1899 SPECIAL PREMIUMS ro in Silver OBrien James Handsomest Fancy Turnout M Hall 10 in 8ilver Lady Rider Best Jos Co Best Lady Driver 5 Silk Umbrella L Frank Best Comic Turnout of any Description 30 Set Furniture J T Hinton Howard Hat Price Co Second Premium Geo Speaks Best School Parade of Bourbon County f -- q ract Redmon Speaks outside of Paris J A Schwartz Worst Bicycle Turnout 5 Cash O Edwards Best Display of Poultry 5 Cash Best Specimen of Hand Writing Boy or Co G S Varden Girl under 13 years of age 5 Mandolin Best Shetland Pony Ridden by Boy Boy 6 Suit of Clothes Parker Judges James Best Girl Rider under 12 years of age on Best Pair of Girl Shetland Pony Shoes in House Talbott Clay 2 Cash Geo Parris Fat Mans Race 200 pounds or over Cash Geo F Whitlock Three Legged Race 250 Geo F Whitlock Race Wheelbarrow 250 Cash Dr H H Roberts Handsomest Girl Baby under 2 years old 250 Gold Dr H H Roberts Handsomest Boy Baby under 2 years old T2 50 Gold Man That Brings the Largest Family to the Co J W Davis Fair 5 Gold Best Boy Rider on Horse Mare or Gelding 3 Cash and 250 Pair of Shoes S M Dickinson Free Season to Best Brood Mare with Colt at Side Stepaon JWEHFerguson 2 Cask The Bell Restaurant Second Premium Free Season to Best Suckling either sex SunPd Bourbon Miller Ward Quincy Ward Second Premium fs Casa Free Season to Best Yearling eithei Scarlet Wilkes Bacon Brennan Desha Lucas Second Premium 3 Casa Free Sfeason to Best Saddle Colt Suckling either sex Pat Washington W E Stillwell Co G Alexander Second Preminm 3 Cash Bankers WeidemBrewingCo 10 in Gold Best Saddle Horse Mare or Gelding per OBrien James Sid G Clay Second Premium 3 Cash Pair Handsome Potato Race Silver Mounted Eboity Military Bourbon Steam Brr j Laundry Harness Mare or Gelding Best Jack Green 5 in Gold Dr Silas Evans Best Phaeton Pony under 14 hands high 5 in Silver 2 Cash Newton Mitchell Best Trio Plymouth Rock Chickens But you will never give those others a thought if you would once burn MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO am the Sole Agent for this celebrated coal in Paris and my prices for it are no higher they are just what you have to pay for other Jellicos I GEO W STUART Directly Opposite L N Freight Depot NINE TAILORS May make a man all right but nine are not abso- ¬ I lutely necessary have a fine selection of Fall Suitings Overcoats and Trouserings and my cutter Mr O P Carter Sr can fit ou up correctly with- ¬ out the aid of the other eight Perfect fit and latest My coat maker Mr Barney style guaranteed Sheridan is a master of his profession See my goods and prices before placing your order Pans Cast Shoe Store 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham H S STOUT Lowrys Old Stand At F P PICKLING SEASON NOW ON FLORAL HALL PREMIUM LIST displayed in court house PURE CIDER VINEGAR PURE SPICES have just received a fine lot of Fresh Spices Every ounce guaranteed Strictly Pure Dont spoil your Pickles with acid vinegar when you can get Pure Cider Vinegar of me I aimmmmmmmmmmmmmmK PANTRY Best Angels Food Cake Best Plain White Cake Best Cocoanut Cake 25 Coal Oil Stove 100 lbs J E M Winn Jas Fee Lowry Flour EVERYTHNG IN THE 100 Flour lbs Purity Son Co lllllllllllllllllllllliliil ill 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ll ll 111 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ill 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ill ill 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 2 Cash Best Nut Cake 2 Cash Hotel Fordham Best Sponge Cake Geo Rassenfoss 2 Cash Best Chocolate Cake Geo Rassenfoss 2 Cash Best Marble Cake A C Adair 2 Cash Best Telly Cake Mrs M A Parker Best Lemon Filled Cake 4 in Millinery Co F Saloshin Best Pound Cake 150 Cash Best Fruit Cake made only from Swan 2 Cash down Cake Flour J F Prather Best Caramel Cake made only from Swan 2 Cash down Cake Flour J F Prather Wtn Goodloe Best Tutti Frutti Cake 3 in Flowers Dow Spears Best Loaf Salt Rising Bread 250 Cash 2 Cash Lavin Connell Best Pouud of Butter 1 Yrs 2 Cash and Best Bottle Tomato Catsup Subscription Bourbon News Cash Lavin Connell Best Pound Cottage Cheese Idoz Best Photos Best Jar Strawberry Preserves Cabinet Size Cable Doty 1 doz Best Photos Best Jar Cherries Cabinet Size H G Mattern Mrs Nannie Brown 2 in Millinery Best Quart Blackberry Cordial 2 in Millinery Mrs Nannie Brown Best Quart Unfermeuted Wine Co H M Collins 2 Umbrella Best Jar Raspberry Preserves 2 Cash Best Collection of Jellies Dr J R Adair Mrs Geo Rion 2 in Millinery Best Jar of Pears Cash of Peaches Best Jar J P bullivan 150 1 L Saloshin W A Hill Phone 178 J M RION The Tenth Street Grocer Kentuckys Great Trots 0fT03R 3rd TO 14th 1899 AGRICULTURE Best Sample of Tobacco 1 3 1 1 til I J II 1 1 1 1 1 1 E 1 IU II 1 1 1 1 1 III III 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 III 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 Tallest Stalk of Corn Best Peck of Old Corn Best Peck of Sweet Potatoes 2 2 Cash Cash Cash and J W Thomas 1 Jr Chas Peddicord Yrs Stakes and Purses Tuosda October 3 THE 5WrlSJitaies and Purses RACE MEETING VamJasb AAV BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS HOOSIER DRILLS firs Misery of Ever 1 3 Make Subscription Kentuckian Citizen Cash and 1 Yrs Subscription Kentuckian Citizen Best Bushel of Rye Farmers only to enter 2 Cash Dr Wm Kenney Tr Best Bushel of Wheat Farmers only to enter 2 Cash Dr P N Foley Best Display of Apples 4 Chafing Dish Ben Perry Best Display Watermelons and Cantaloupes 350 Swing Chair R J Neely Best and Largest Display of Vegetables all kinds R J Neely 3 Shovel Plow Best Sample Broom Corn 5 pounds Power Grocery Co 3 Cash M Best and Largest Watermelon G W Davis 3 Rug Collection of Potted Flowers Best Twin Bros 5 Rug 1 Cash Best Dozen Ears of Whice Corn T F Brannon 1 Cash Best Dozen Ears Yellow Corn T F Brannon 2 Cash Best Peck Irish Potatoes Paris Democrat Best Dozen Ears Pop Corn 1 YrsSubscription Paris Democrat Best Peck lurnips 1 Nice Shirt D Feld Best Collection of Grapes Geo McWilliams 2 Cash Dressed Doll Childs Rocker GWDavis Home made Shirt Waist Unlaundered 3 Cash Reed SteamLaundry Made Sun Bonnet Plain or Fancy Mrs S C Watson 3 in Millinery All entries for Floral Hall exhibits should be reported before 9 a m on the fij st day to Mrs Lida Conway Superintendent All articles must remain on exhibition until close of fair All entries for racing contests baby shos fancy turnouts and for special premiums must be reported to W A Him jRSecretary as soon as possible Best Best Best Best Made THE WOHUTS BEST a THE 3000 WALNUT HALL CUP Lord Vincent Sarah S 20 U Bxtaey Surpol 210 Royal Baron 210 The Boralma Idolita M Queen 210tf Wilaak 21 ltf Valjm Mary Celeste 214 Tins Mer 213 209 and others chant 214 otWpdncs Iiy October 4 Tuesday October 10 12 FokALL TROT T THEGW THE 3000 ASHLAND Ah -- tt 2M5tf Creeus With The Peter the Great 2 7J Tommy Brit Tommy Brhtoii i0f Ky ton 28 Klloree 2 207Ji Boi vr209 Who Is It 2HM4 hiiI irtber neks Inioi Other Days h mia October 5 The 4000 Tennessee Stake J J 1 000 TRANSYLVANIA i AMOUS im RjrUKITY record racoon The RiviiitH - 2s ¬ Peter tke Great 207 2W Lord 210 Vlii on Farming Supplies Infants Dress SEWING Charley H 2 1 rr 250 Cash Mrs M A Paton Klngmond 2lu Royal Danm Sarah S 2A etc Suriol2H papers The 5G0i - 0 Futuiitv The 3000 sto k Farm Parse The 25o Johnston Wcjtf Blue Iv ntacky GrftM and other k taken daily 2-- USJMSWILSONg -- World Faraous Horses and Drivers in Big Stakes Webers Unrivaled Military Band in Daily Concerts IUf Rates 0 Ail Railroads For urlur information address II V WILSON Sccy i - 2 THE BOUKBUN NEWS PARiS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22 1899 THREE DAY CELEBRATION The Naval and Land Parade of the Dewey Reception Will Re the Most Magnifi ¬ cent Ever een on the Continent RR ADM SCHLEY He Will Command the South Atlantic IDREYFUSISFREE Ie Was Pardoned by the French inet and Leaves Rennes Cab- ¬ THINK WAR IS INEVITABLE England and the Transvaal Preparing for It Orange Free State Will As ¬ sist the Latter THE SERIOUS CEREUS Mr Smith Thinks There Are Times When They Amount to 44 Necessity is the Mother a Traaredy of Invention ttk New York Sept 21 The committee to make arrangements for the recep- ¬ It is Probable Owing to the Gravity of the tion of Adm Dewey in this city have Kill Probably Reside in England or in the Situation That Some Additional arranged the following programme for Riviera Will still Endeavor to Seek War Ve sels Will re Assigned the three day celebration Reparation for the Judicial Error to the Thursday Sept 28 p m North At ¬ qumlron of Which He- the Victim 1 - Station Vice Adm Ilowison Washington Sept 20 Rr Adm Win field S Schley will succeed Rr Adm Ilowison in command of the South Atlantic station lie has no protest to make against the assign ment which the navy department se-¬ lected for him As a sailor he will obey orders without a murmur He called upon the president Tuesday aft ernoon and told him that he had no complaint to make that he would cheerfully assume the duties of any post selected by the authority which it had been his pride to serve for forty ¬ ¬ three years when he left the white house after his interview with the president and ex ¬ cept to say that he always obeyed or¬ ders would make no statement as to the interview and offer no comment upon the assignment to the command To the rear admirals friends the pres- ¬ ident has said that he regarded the station as of great importance espe¬ cially at this time in view of the situa ¬ tion in South Africa and the unsettled condition of affairs in some of the South American countries Far from regarding the assignment as a slight the President told Adm Schleys friends he regarded it as a mark of distinction Resides he said it was the only way to gratify the adThe mirals desire for sea service Asiatic squadron is in command of Rr Adm Watson and Rr Adm Farquhar who is Adm Schleys senior has been selected for the command of the North Rr squadron when Atlantic Adm Sampson leaves it after Dewey reception in New the York The only other squadron ¬ Rr Adm Schley was very reticent j lantic squiulron will sail up from the lower bay and anchor off Tompkinsville 3 p m Aum Dewey on the Olympia will follow the squadron up the bay and passing the fleet ill take his place in the van 4 p m Rr Adm Sampson with his staff will visit the Olympia and greet the admiral 5 p m Mayor Van Wyck and members of the municipal committee will call on Adm Dewey and welcome him home 8 p m The entire Siaten Island and Jersey coast as far as Seabright and Long Island as far as Rockaway will be illuminated Friday Sept 29 12 noon Naval parade Starts up North river from government anchor- ¬ age off Tompkinsville The Olympia will be in the lead followed by the squadron present ¬ ing the same line of formation as taken at the anchorage The Sandy Hook bearing the mayor and official quests of the citizens com- ¬ mit ee will steam abreast of the Oympia The Glen Island the Jen Slocum the Mount Hope the Sam Sloan and the Mattcwah car ¬ rying the committees and city officials will follow the Sandy Hook and the only other ves outside the lines The merchant marine and the yacht flotilla will follow the war hips J Pierpont Morgans yacht Corsair and Sir Thomas Lipton yacht Erin will lead the yacht squadron 4 pm Salutes will be fired from Grants tomb and responded to by the Olympia which will come to anchor in midstream off the tomb The remainder of the procession an ill pass the Olympia in review and then counter sail headed by the New York The line will remai unbroken until it passes the battery 8 pm Fireworks display on land On the water four lighters will start at the same hour from off Grants tomb down the North river and from Wards island down the East river Fireworks will be displayed all the way down to the Battery where ten other lighters will be in waiting and the pyrotechnical display continued From Brooklyn bridge and the yacht Erin there will be electrical displays of unique and original design Saturday Sept 30 880 am Adm Dewey accompanied by an escort of cavalry will be driven to City Hall park 9 a m Mayor Van Wyck will present to Adm Dewey a loving cup on behalf of the city of New York 1030 am Adm Dewey will be driven to Claremont the starting point of the parade 11 a m Land parade will start with Adm Dewey Mayor Van Wyck the com ¬ car- ¬ guests visiting in and mittee riages a cavalry escort under The Down Riverside line of march will be to Seventy second street to Broadway to inth street to Fifth avenue to Twenty third street to Fourteenth street to Wash ¬ ington square Adm Dewey with the mayor Fifty-n- The council of min- ¬ isters decided Tuesday to pardon Drey fus in principle Dreyfus has relinquished his appeal for a reversal of the judgment of the court martial Rknnes France September 21 Capt Alfred Dreyfus at 3 oclock Wed ¬ nesday morning left the prison here in which he has been confined sinca his return from Devils island and proceeded to Vern where he took a train bound for Nantes His departure was completely unnoticed The destination of Dreyfus is care fulh concealed and is known only to a few relatives Even the friends who fought for him are kept ignorant for fear of a leakage Dreyfus health de- ¬ mands a warm climate and there are safe indications that he will be spirit ed away to Italy or Greece M Viguie chief of the secret service and the prefect M Dureault arrived at the prison after midnight bringing the minister of wars order for the release of Dreyfus The latter walked from the prison to the Boulevard La enne where he entered a waiting car- ¬ riage and was driven to the Vern sta ¬ tion outside the town Mathieu Drey- ¬ fus met him at the train and accompan ¬ ied him to Nantes While this dramatic turn in the Dreyfus drama was taking place all Rennes slept and the departure of the famous prisoner of Devils Island was no more noticed than that of an ordi-¬ 19 ¬ ¬ ¬ Paris Sept London Sept 21 Despite all out ¬ ward show of calm Great Britain was in practically the same condition Wednesday as was the United States a few weeks before the opening of the war with Spain Beneath the crust of diplomatic reserve the military- - officials are working night and day preparing for the signal to begin hostilities Nieht blooming cereuses are no joke remarked Smith to his partner as ne arrived at the office about 12 oclock in the day ¬ whether that comes or not England is not going to be caught napping any more than the Transvaal While Lord Salisbury is quietly at home in Hatfield house Mr Chamber lain is buried in work at the colonial office and double forces at the Royal arsenal and dockyards are straining every nerve to equip and transport troops to the Cape It may be set down for certain that Great Britain will do nothing to pre-¬ cipitate matters and the colonial office is far from admitting that the cause is hopeless The report that Great Britain had demanded the dis mantlement of the forts at Johannes ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ burg together with a material reduction in the armament of burghers the ¬ Wednesday would neither confirm nor deny although it is much doubted The departure of the British trans- ¬ port Jelunga for the Mediterranean Wednesday with 1100 troops was wit ¬ nessed by a large and enthusiastic crowd At Woolwich activity increases daily especially in the ordnance de- ¬ partment where Maxim guns lyddite shells balloon equipments gas reser- ¬ voirs wagons for nmelight apparatus water carts ambulances army wagons and other paraphernalia of modern warfare are beinr hurried forward Advices from Cape Town Wednesday nary traveler The carriage which was in waiting evening were to the effect that the Afwas the same vehicle which took Drey ¬ rikanders declare that the Transvaal fus to his prison when he returned from will not yield further and that if the colonial office ¬ ¬ remarked Serious things I suppose Brown jotularlv Serious Well I should Smith groaned say 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 ure thing this time and Mrs Smith sent runners all over town to svmmon our friends in to see that dastardly thing burst into flower certain billed to When I came blossom out at midnight home Mrs Smith said Now Henry a night biooming cereus is something you dont tee in flowers more than once in a century or is it a thousand Anyway it ia 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 tele phoned 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 reds 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 I 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 queried Brown Well but the cereus Oh yea hang it the thing didnt bloom Chi- ¬ Flunked for the twenty fifth time cago Inter Ocean ¬ -¬ ¬ ¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla unequalled tive power Remember 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 to itself and giving to cura- ¬ It was the necessity for a reliable JfocdsSt fk P f a Pr MIFt BJS ONE WIFE SURELY ENOUGH Why Monogamy Haa Come to Be Prevailing Matrimonial Prin ¬ ciple in This Country the perience to the Chinese women whose lives are passed almost entirely within the wails 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 Tiien you must be as strong as most men Margherita Arlina Hamm the well known traveler and author called when in China upon the wife or rather the wives of a great mandarin Her visit partook of the nature of a festival so novel was the ex ¬ ies l trunk l am You wouldnt let a man beat you not even your husband would your The Chinese woman paused laughed and then said Now I understand why foreign ¬ ers never take more than one wife They are afraid to Philadelphia Post Not at all PROGRESS With time comes progress and advancement in all lines of successfully conducted enterprises Success comes to those only who have goods with ¬ tommensurate with the dignity of a flag officer of Rr Adm Schleys rank therefore is the South Atlantic It is probable in view of the importance attached to the station at this time that some additional ships will be as signed to the squadron which now consists only of the flagship Chicago the Wilmington and the Machias ¬ MAP OF THE ALLIED REPUBLICS OF THE TRANSVAAL AND THE ORANGE FREE STATE A prominent resident of Chicago spending his summer holidays in the eastern prov- ¬ superior merit and a reputation In inces dedicated to the memory of the fa- ¬ the manufacture of laundry starch for mous men and women who formed them ¬ the last quarter of a century J C selves into the philosophic workers and dreamers of Brook Farm cucountered in Hubinger has been the peer of all the residence of Emerson two other promi ¬ others and to day is placing on the nent residents of the city on Lake Michi- ¬ market the finest laundry starch ever gan both of themvjudges of note and both on the Weh offered the public under our new and living accompanied by side The two jurists were three attractive ladies original method unknown to the solitary prominent resident Ask your grocer for a coupon book who first claimed attention and after an which will enable you to get the first interval of exclamation and greeting one of ¬ and with two large 10 cent packages of his new the judges turned the ladies a sweeping gesMr Dash ture introduced tarch RED CKOSS TRADE MARK these are our wives Chicago Chronicle Which Wan the Bigamist Jl V RA N SVMA L If HE SURRENDERED M Uuerin Gave Hiiusolf Up to the French Authorities Military Activity on the Rne de Chabrol and committee and visitors will leave the pro- ¬ cession at Twenty third street and review the line of march 830 p m Smoker at the Waldorf Astoria for the sailors of the Olympia fiF iUch1PMBt SWAZS IIf brand also two of the childrens Teacher What do you know about Shakespeare pictures painted in twelve Scholar first as natural as life or the Jonah a trip in the He was the the oilman beautiful colors revicinity of to take Twentieth Century Girl Calendar all gion Yonkers Statesman absoluteh free iiiuucy loii aiiu puvercy uos a way Jl All grocers are authorized to give ten ling Chicago Daily News CROSS STARCH large packages of RED with twenty of the Shakespeare pic- ¬ tures or ten of the Twentieth Century Girl Calendars to the first five purchasers of the Endless Starch Chain Book This is one of the grandest offers ever made to introduce the RED CROSS ¬ I SB mm j ¬ PRICE OF NEWS PAPER An Advance of a Quarter of a Cent a Found Book Paper Also Goes Up a Quar- ¬ ter of a Cent a Pound invention laundry starch J C Hubingers latest Sept 20 At half past 11 oclock Tuesday night Lueien Mille voye one of the deputies for the de partment of the Seine accompanied by the brother of Jules Guerin the anti Semite agitator entered the Grand Occident the building in the Rue de Chabrol where Gueriu and his compan- ¬ ions have long been tesieged About the same time the soldiers who had been guarding the approaches were withdrawn and replaced by troops fully equipped as if for field service M Millevoye and the brother of the Paris ¬ agitator left the building at half past oclock While the were within a rumor circulated swiftly that Guerin had decided to surrender but this proved to be without foundation At 4 oclock Tuesday morning M Guerin promised to surrender There has been considerable activity in the Rue de Chabrol throughout the 12 night At oclock precisely at the hour appointed a captain of the municipal guards rapped at the door of Fort 4 New York Sept 21 News paper has gone up a quarter of a cent a pound within the last three weeks The newspapers of New York city according to an official of the company which supplies all but two of the papers printed in this city use 400 tons of paper daily at a cost of two cents a pound The recent sharp ad ¬ vance means 2000 a day more to the newspaper or 730000 a year over the price which has The cost of the heretofore obtained is now 18000 a day The consumption tendency is to raise the price still higher The advance is due partly to the drouth of last summer which ser ¬ iously impaired the water power of the paper mills Book paper has also gone up a quar- ¬ ter of a cent a pound and letter paper from three quarters of a cent to one cent a pound Contents of a Canon Goe 1 hrough a Car Ckkedo W Va At 2 Sept 21 He tried to kiss me judge said the female complainant Did he succeed queried the court No sir Five dollars fine thundered the court turning to the prisoner Be more careful next time Philadelphia North American The Brute I cannot understand ze language said i know how the despairing Frenchman to nronoonce ze word hydrophobia and zen i learn zat ze doctors sometimes proX O Times Democrat nounce it fatal do P ¬ Look at yourself Is your face Your skin covered with pimples rough and blotchy Its your liver Ayers Pills are liver pills They cure constipation biliousness and dyspepsia 25c All druggists Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black Then use Pilfel or Druggists OR R Cip9 Goremnznr S running wiry mmuit lui n Clttt -- y3 Showing marked by crosses the three points at which the P - tish if war comes will be likely to make invasions Wiw AMMAMMAMMMMtMAflAAAlAMMfiiMMllMAMMMIIklMM 50CJS P doctor What is it Statesman me stout Do you know anything that will make Why certainlv I Flesh Yonkcrs BUCKINGHAMS DYE Hiii CO loiter Nashua-m N w www H There was a moment of expectation and then the door opened M Guerin calmly presented himself meekly surrendered and was driven to the police depot in an open cab seated beside the captain of the guards His companions were allowed to go Chabrol ¬ free PRIVATE HOONS CASE The Young Man Was Regularly Convicted f or Attempting to Secure Promotion By Means of a Forged Petition 20 Secretary following letter Root Tuesday sent the Your letto Gov Bushnell of Ohio ter of September 14 to the president inclosing a letter from Lawrence F Hoon relating to his conviction by court martial in the Philippine islands has been referred to me for reply I have the honor to inclose a copy of a dispatch from Gcu Otis b whicr you will see that the young1 man was regularly tried and convicted for at tempting to secure promotion by means of a petition upon which he forged the names of six officers and privates of his com pany that the trial was at the im stance of his regimental commander and that the sentence was approved by Gen Lawton oclock Wednesday afternoon the con- ¬ tents of a canon tired at a soldiers reunion passed through a coach of a Huntington Big Sandy train More than a dozen persons were injured by flying missiles and broken glass llarry Zeigler of Huntington and Mrs Henry Smith of Central City were badly hurt Every window in the coach was broken The canon had been packed with gravel ¬ Devils Island Dreyfus got in opposite the house where Maitre Labori had stayed previous to the attempt upon his life and alighted about 500 yards from the station and walked in regardless of the drizzling rain The Nantes train came in just as he arrived Alfred and Mathieu Dreyfus quickly took their seats and the train went out of Rennes bearing Drefus away a free ¬ ¬ Washington Sept Gentry Won In Two Heats Oklahoma City I T Sept 21 John R Gentry won the race with Joe John K Wednesday in two The time announced was 209 and 207 respectively The pacers were handicapped half mile track being an inferior affair of made dirt A crowd of 3000 persons wit- ¬ nessed the event Patched here straight heats The People of Porto Rico ¬ non-commission- ed ¬ Sax Juan de Porto Rico Sent 21 The board of charities tabulated statistics show that out of a population of 916 S94 there are 291 0S9 indigent and 11858 sick The number of deaths as a result of the recent hurricane was 2G19 One weeks rations were issued to 293147 persons and the number of those working for rations was 11713 ¬ imperial government does not recede from its present position war is inevitable On the other hand advices from Bloemfentein announced the arrival there of a large number of members of the raad adding that the result of Thursdays sitting is already agreed upon as the Orange Free State will throw in its lot with the Transvaal man all the Free State burghers being fully A small crowd of people had waited armed and ready to start at a moments around the prison until midnight ex- notice The Johannesburg correspondent of pecting the release of Dreyfus but it The Boer then dispersed thinking it was too late the Morning Post says preparations are as complete as the for Dreyfus to leave London Sept 21 The Paris corres- ¬ government can hope to make them pondent of the Daily Telegraph says It is believed that martial law will Dreyfus is so ill that he can live only be proclaimed on Tnursday if no re- ¬ a few months The government has ply has been received from England promised to watch over and protect by that time It is understood that the dispatch him and has recommended that he ive on the Riviera It is not unlikely ing of British troops to South Africa hat he will accept the villa offered will be regarded as a casus belli The him during the trial by the prince of Boer officers are urging the govern ment to begin hostilities forthwith Monte Carlo the State It is felt Paris Septi 21 The Aurore Thurs can best that forcedOrange Free a suc- ¬ be to action by day published the following declaracessful military demonstration on the tion from former Capt Dreyfus part of the Transvaal The government of the republic has Steamer Loraiue Launched given me my liberty But liberty is St Nazaire France Sept 21 The nothing to me without honor From to day I shall continue to seek repara new steamer Lorraine of the Compag tion for the frightful judicial error of nie Generale Trans Atlantique which with a new sister ship is intended for which I remain the victim I wish France to know by a defini- service between France and the Unit ¬ tive judgment that I am innocent My ed States during the exposition year heart will only be at rest when there was launched Wednesday afternoon remains not a single Frenchman who amid a great demonstration at Canhoet imputes to me the abominable crime yard She is 5S0 feet long the largest liner ever built in France perpetrated by another ¬ ¬ ¬ I I 1 lfrthnrm t ShMlfrrS fe J5a ffl MAMMOTH HOUSF IL AlMmi ViOMh 1 150-153-1- 54 156-153-1- TjJ T 5T S 60 W MADISON FASHIONABLE AUTUMN AND WINTER SKIRT Ko 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 ne plus ultra of fashion none of the essential points that go to make 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 waterproof binding made with under box plait and patent snap fasteners in the back to prevent spreading open bound seams The accom- ¬ L- - 1 ff 1 M panying illustration having be- ¬ been made from a photo- ¬ graph of the skirt accu- ¬ rately portrays the gracefulness 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 blue or black Sizes in Waist 22 to 30 inches lenjh 39 to 44 inches Larger sizes 20 per cent extra Price ¬ Youll enjoy wearing cause it possesses style individual ¬ ¬ price is only about half the value To be cause the ¬ ¬ ¬ 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furnished on receipt of only 10c to partly pay postage or expressage and as evidence of good faith the 10c is allowed on first purchase amounting to 100 or above y i A A SONG and I will engage them for a month and pay l That is at the rate of 60 crowns a year When the sun is low for each man We could enlist half Rome And the sky Is flushed and bare And the light winds blow for that While the shadows come and go Probably but it isnt half Rome only As the night doth fall half a dozen men I want Along the misty moorland where the Very true your worship and I will curlews call doubtless be able to find them but excellency Theres a lady full of grace What is it Whom I loved of yore And the lovelight on her face Six men at five crowns each makes 30 Shineth evermore crowns and And I long as heretofore Did I not say more will be forthcoming For the night to fall You need not pay them in advance Two Along the misty moorland where the crowns each on enlisting and the remainder curlews call on completion of the task Will that do Dear love can I forget It is enough surely Through the flying years Very well then you may set about this Thy face amid the fret at once and remember that they should be Of their pains and tears lodged close at hand and be ready to go anyNay my hear remembers yet where at a moments notice When the night doth fall Excellency Along the misty moorland where the Whilst this conversation was going on I curlews call Ernest A Newton in Pall Mall Magazine had effected such change in my attire as was possible resolving to take the first opportunity the following day to summon a tailor and give him orders for things for which I stood in need Jacopo was just about to depart when Defaure the page appeared bearing with him a note and a ¬ ¬ Theres a sweetness In the air each man five crowns By this time it was almost approaching the dinner hour and we separated Bayard fol- ¬ lowed close at his heels by Bran going to seek the cardinal and 1 returning to nry chamber where I found Jacopo who had just come back He had been to the stables on his way up and was loud in his praise of Castor They say he is fleet as the wind excel lency and he is as gentle as a lambkin It is a glorious steed and a princely gift It is so but what success have you had None as yet about the swords ignore there has not been time but I have engaged a couple of grooms and a lackey and ordered plain liveries for them The grooms are even now with the horses and the lackey will be here to morrow Yery well there is time enough Basta There go the trumpets His eminence must ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 -- vflffiwX u opvnht i8o Mjgrngg 1 by D Appleton ot Co All rights reserved CHAPTER XV THE GIFT OF BAYARD The levee lasted some little time as DAm boise who was studious of the arts of gain ing popularity listened with apparent interest to anyoEC who chose t address him and seemed to possess a wonderful memory for even the mct trilling details This was in fact an mlor iial reception which the car dinal Loth as y prince of the church and the representative of Prance at the Papal Court held daii- - and hither came all the lesser members of the French party in Rome and all those who hoped to gain something from the prelate by the simple process of asking for DAmboise wa known to be generous and lice despite an occasion el testiness of manner such as he had exhibited to Corte and shown in the first in stance to St Armande Corte I spoke to no more that day but I saw him where he had retreated to the extreme end of the room his book under his arm evidently waiting to make his exit St Armande took his place beside me his com panion the abbe dropping into the rear Once he St Armande hazarded a remark which I did not catch and therefore did not In truth 1 was in no mood for answer peaking my mind being lull of my eventful Interview with the ardinal and JJayard ami 1 was more than grateful for the happy chance that had enabled me to draw my word in aid of the secretary Machiavelli I thought too of Mme DEntrangues and and of what he had done in my behalf Mould have given much to have thanked her for her eliorts fruitless although they apparently were But what struck me most of all was the fact that whilst in my misery at Florence I was upbraiding fate and all but cursing God friends were at work try ing to help and aid me and this taught me a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rouleau which he said was from his emi nence These hie left with me and retired saying there was no answer The note was brief merely hoping I was in comfort and sending me in the rouleau a hundred crowns with the intimation that if I needed them another hundred was ready for me The sum however was more than ample and giving Jacopo further directions to engage a couple of lackeys I sent him away rejoicing at my good fortune with a present of U u crowns for himself which the honest lel low at first refused to take and only ac cepted on my pressing the sum on him This being done there was nothing left for me but to await the dinner hour and I strolled down to the stables to look at the horses which were in truth in such luxury as perhaps the poor beasts had never en- ¬ joyed A groom of the cardinals establish ¬ ment had attended to them and J slipped a piece of silver into his hand for his trouble He bit this to test whether it was genuine or not and then settled himself on a heap of hay to mend some- Baddlery 1 left him to his occupation and with a parting caress to my beasts moved further on to look at the other animals And here meeting the head groom 1 had some conver sation with him admiring the cardinals ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- -- ¬ ¬ lesson s At last the levee came to an end The last petition monger had made his request JAmboise had made his last pleasant speech and turning slowly round we made our way back when the cardinal re tired with Bayard to an inner apartment St Ar leaving us to our own devices whose appearance attracted general mande attention was surrounded by the gentlemen of the suite who asked the last news of the couit and the last scandal of Macon where Louis was holding high revelry instead ot marching as he should have done at once to Italy alter the defeat of Cesareat F The result of his action being a sombrone further truce that much delayed his success and indeed cry nearly ruined his chances which were great at the time As for me I was lift to myself no one coming nea me except the huge hound which rose slowly and approaching surveyed me with grave Then apparently satisfied he interest wagged his tnil in approval and touched my hand with his grim muzzle I ran my lingers over his shaggy coat with a caressing motion and observing Defame the page whom I had iirst addressed on arriving begged him to show me my apartments in quiring at the same time of Jacopo and the horses ¬ ¬ J ¬ ¬ he replied The house is full signore but we have done what we could for your accommodation The horses have been at tended to and the Sergt Jacopo awaits you in your rooms Thanks friend and I followed him smiling a little to myself at the French rank which Jacopo had assumed no doubt out of compliment to our host my new employer We passed out by the same entrance by which 1 had come in and crossing a courtyard the page ushered me to a set of apartments in an outbuilding and left me with the information that dinner would be served at noon for the cardinal as well as the gen¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A tlemen of the suite I found Jacopo in high glee He had set out all my apparel and was engaged in bui nishing his sword This he put down as I came in and burst into speech Blood of St John Excellency but did I not say luck wnuld turn Yesterday we were anywhere end he held up both hands to day be with the fingers outstretched and he waved his arms around the hold room which wa certainly fitted with luxury and struck me as all the more luxurious after my past privations The horses Jrcopo Are well as might be signore and munching their corn cs if they were never to have mother feed Does your excellency mean to stay long in this land of plenty Not for long Jacopo And harkee Ke member not to address me by any other name than that of Uonati Do not let a hint of my real name escape you and avoid babbling over the wine cup I will be dumb excellency A good deal depends on your prudence In this and you must take care not to fail Now to business and keep your cars open and your head dear How do we stand as regards funds larono to whom I had intrusted mymoney pulled out a leather purse and counted the contents crowns with There are five I gave your worship me signore and this morning making i0 in all and here itcred the purse to its hiding place under his helt Enough for our needs at present ana more will be forthcoming soon for there is easiness in hand 1 bd that luck would turnthe repeated news acopo his face showing joy at Never mind the luck but attend to me I want to enlist half a dozen good men men who will go anywhere and do anything They must bring their own arms and horses ¬ ¬ ¬ five-and-thirty j Yes excellency he said they are good horses notably the two barbs which the Soldan Djem presented to his eminent e but there are other two now in our stables be ¬ longing to the Sieur de Bayard the like of which I have never seen They are this wav excellency if you will but accompany me I readily assented and passing by the barbs whose slight delicate frames belied their powers of speed and endurance we came to a couple ol stalls in which there were a pair of war horses that fully justified the head grooms praise They were both English and I recognised the breed as Uawkwood had brought three or four with him from Britain saying and with truth that they were the only animals that could ever carry him when in full mail But the two before me in the stables were as superior to iiawkwoods as a barb is to a mule One was the great bay Bayard was riding on the day of my trial when he accompanied the duke and his stali back to Arezzo The ether was a blue roan whose color did not show oil his size to advantage but whose broad chest sloping shoulders and lean His eyes were flanks marked his power mild and solt yet full of fire and his small head was set like that of a stag upon his strong neck Two grooms bearing on their liveries the arms of the house of Terrail of which the Seigneur de Bayard was chief were in attendance and set to work with a somewhat unnecessary zeal on our appear ance to polish the coats of their charges which already shone like satin Whilst en gaged in admiring these splendid animals I heard the deep bay of the hound behind me and turning saw Bayard himself who had com to visit his favorites I compli ¬ mented him on the possession of two such steeds as who would not have done and Bayard said Yes they are fine animals truly the finest I have ever seen except perhaps the one eyed 8avoy who was also of the san e breed and yet 1 am not sure and he ran - over the horses They were given to me along with Bran here he touched by his majesty the head of the hound Henry of England when I was taken pris oner in the English war A noble gift And you Yes from a noble prince really admire them cavaliere Yes- - and 1 knew Savoy too and doubt if he was better What can knight want more A good and his face sad horse a good hound a true love Pardieu but dened a little I must sec to that last My castle on the Garonne needs a chatelaine I said nothing knowing of the one great sorrow of his life which he bore so bravely and which 1 knew had bitten to his heart for all his gay words Castor and Pollux I call them be said indicating the horses with a slight gesture Not that they are alike except in speed and courage but that they are both supposed to have been born the same day and The best of have never been separated friends must however part and a knight wants no more than one horse so cavaliere if you will accept Castor the blue roan there you will find that he will never fail you 1 could hardly speak for the moment and at first stoutly refused to take so valuable a gift but Bayard would have no denial and the short of it was that Castor was led into one of the stalls reserved for me To say that I was grateful would be to say very little but I will merely add here that the gilt itself was only equaled by the manner of the giver I accompanied Bayard into the garden which lay to the west of the palace and in course of conversation told him that I had received the sum sent by DAmboise and of the steps I had taken to get together a few men and assured him that whatever the task was that I was to be set to perform nothing but death itself ur talk then would cut short my endeavor drifted to other matters and he gave me some information of interest concerning It appeared that Mme DEntrangues DEntrangues who had a friend at court in his kinsman Etienne de Yesci the sen eschal of Beaucaue had forwarded a strong petition against iremouilles decision re- garding himself and a prayer that the king would restore him to his position and compel Mme DEntrangues to return to him As if he himself had not abandoned her Owing to his influence with Ccsare he had moreover obtained an order from Alexander denying madams the refuge of a convent Eouis had however declined to interfere with Tremouilles decision but had ordered madame to leave the court and return to her husband Fearing that force would be resorted to in order to compel her to return to DEntrangues she had lied from the protection of the Duchesse de la Tre mHulle who denied ail knowledge of her novements and the matter iood there ¬ ¬ stud ¬ ¬ be served We made our way to the dining hall en- ¬ tering it almost at the same time as the car- ¬ dinal his guests and the rest Of the suite At the high table on the dais sat the cardi- ¬ nal with Bayard another prince of the church whom I afterwards found out was the Cardinal of Strigonia a scion of the house of Este and a tall somber looking man with high aquiline features and a com ¬ plexion almost as dark as a Moors He was plainly and simply dressed wearing a light steel corset over his jerkin and round his neck the ribbon of St James of Compostella whilst the older itself a red enamel sword with a fleur-de-li- s hilt set in an oval white enamel medallion with a red border studded with brilliants flashed at his throat His short closely cropped hair was white as snow but the long mustac he which dropped over his mouth and short pointed beard was untouched by a streak of gray Alto- ¬ gether a remarkable man one whom no one could pass by v ithout looking at tvu and in me he excited the greatest interest for he was none other than ranalvo de ordova the rcat Captain and the most skillful general of the age He had only a fvw weeks before driven Marshal dAubigny out of Ca labria and was mat chin straight on against Tremouilie when the cassation of hostilities stopped his plans and suddenly resigning his command he had come to Rome for what purpose no one knew although it was said tint his resignation and difference with the Spanish court was but a blind Be that as it may I had now an oppor- ¬ tunity of seeing together seated side by sale the dark and stem grandee of Spain as able as he was ciuel as vindictive as he was brave and the brilliant and polished Bay ard avIio seemed to have gathered in his per- ¬ son all the noblest qualities of knighthood and on the white shield of whose honor there was never a stain And how different was the late of these two men De Cordova after holding the highest offices after be ing practically a king after sheddingan im- ¬ perishable glory on his country by his vic tories and staining her memory indelibly by his perfidy died at last with all his fine spun webs broken And Bayard old as I am my eyes grow moist when I think of that glorious day at the passage of the Sesia when covered with wounds overborne by numbers and fighting to the last against hopeless odds Pierre dti Terrail gave back Hut long years were to his soul to God pass before this happened and Bayard was at present in the hey dey of his career The table for the gentlemen of the suite was placed just below the dais and extend ing further down the room were other tables for all who could obtain seats there- ¬ at whilst at the extreme end of the room was a high stand whence anyone Avas at liberty to bear away as much of a meal as he could carry off on the point of his dagger Estimating roughly I should say that fully 300 persons dined daily in this manner with DAmboise and this hospitality which he exercised in the manner of a French feudal ncble was the subject of much amusement at the papal court where they prided themselves on a more refined and delicate style of living At any rate all that was here was safe to touch ami no one had need to fear that a dinner at the Palazzo Corneto with the Cardinal of Rouen was a prelude to a supper with St Peter in Heaven Ilis eminence who was a notable trencherman beamed down from his high seat on us a and tried valiantly to assay conclusions with the Cardinal of Strigonia but was compelled at last to own himself beaten for Inpolyte dEste was one in a thousand at table in fact this jovial prelate ended his days suddenly after a prodigious dinner which be gan at 11 in the morning and ended at four in the afternoon concluding with so light n dainty as a dish of roasted cra fish washed down with a bottle of vernaccia a wine of vhich he was inordinately fond At our own table there were about a dozen cr more and I found m self seated next St Armande whilst opposite to ne was Ee ere the car dinals chaplain and next to him an officer of the papl guards a Spaniard who spoke little and ate much St Armande pa by the wine drinking only water and in re ¬ ply to a question of mine answered that he was under a vow VYe n absolve J ou here easily chevalier said Ee Clerc who overheard the re mark here is some Orvieto which I can rc ommend and he pushed the flask to ¬ wards St Armande The hitter however would not be tempted and Ee Clerc shook his head A willful man must have his own way chevalier but that Orvieto was a present from Pierrot our lords most favored serv¬ Castor to be jdlcd and took him out When I returned about five in the afternoon I felt that all that had been said of the generous beast I rode underrated his value and that I possessed a matchless steed who was fit to run for a kingdom For the next few days the routine of my life was exactly the same the morning attendance at the cardinals levee the daily dinner in public and long rides with Castor in the afternoons in which 1 was sometimes accompanied by St Armande but this was not always possible as he was closely attached to DAmboises person DAmboise frequently asked me to accompany him to the Vatican but up to now I had begged permission to decline his invitation on the plea that with the business before me it would perhaps be well for me to live as much in retreat as possible The cardinal said with that good tempered laugh of his which entirely belied his astute scheming nature that as I was as yet ignorant of my task I need not be so care¬ ¬ porters Anttseptto Uealln tt AlXJAOA AMI N R ¬ Relieves all pstn tastantty For cuts burns boils bruises itch eeteaia ca ¬ tarrh sore throat erysipelas corns chapped bands or lips piles snd all ul¬ cers or sores of pkin or mucous mem brane it is a sure and permanent cure Will cure sore or inflamed eye in forty eight hours Satisfaction guaranteed ok money refunded Horsemen will find this oil will curs alter burns cratches cracked heel old sores and collar galls No cure no ¬ L it I ARRITAX OF TRAINS t 1058 a m 6M p 1010 p m sVoffi Lexington 511 a in 745 a in 883 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 888 p m rom MaysTilto a m 823 p m m from Cincinnati 78 ¬ pay DEPARTURE Of TMAUTS ¬ For sals by Clarke Kentucky Kenney Paris To Cincinnati lumar uinoj New Photograph Gallery D Cable has opened a cozy new pho ¬ tograph gallery on Main street opposite the Telephone Exchange where he is prepared to irake good pictures at low prices Kodak work will also be fin- ¬ ished up promptly in first class style ELe solicits the patronags of the public U8a0t 16 a m 751 a mt 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1106 a m 545 p m 1014 p To Richmond 1108 a m 548 p mt a ¬ fo 1016 p m May sville 750 a m 885 p m F B Cajur Agent ¬ ¬ I replied to his eminence that it was just because I was in the dark that I was so circumspect and he was then good enough to agree with me I was however naturally anxious to see something of the Vatican and one of my reasons for refusing besides that of prudence was that 1 was not sufficiently well equipped This however with the funds at my disposal was soon mended but from some cause or other I had up to now not gone Jacopo was not so successful us he anticipated he would be in raising his men lt was above all necessary to have them trustworthy and it was difficult to get men of this class for a merely temporary employment such as 1 offered At last the matter wca ar ranged and by the end of the week I mustered a body of six stout fellows all of them fairly well mounted and what was better all of them trained soldiers I had them lodged near the Ripetta and the car dinals table afforded them a free dinner of which they were not slow to take advan tage In order to keep them employed I took them out with me every afternoon dis missing them upon my return with orders to join the nightly escort of the cardinal and Bayard to and from the Vatican I saw a good deal of Bayard and at times ex- ¬ pressed myself with impatience at being kept to cool my heels He told me that he was not at liberty to mention the details of the business on which 1 was to be employed and advised me to bide my time with a patient heart Amongst other matters we spoke of was the murder of Pierrot and Bayard told me that Cesare Borgia had left Rome the next day without seeing his father the pope and that he was crushing out completely the stand made against him by my old chief Yitelli of Citta del Castello ful ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ To My Patrons moved my gallery fixtures tc my residence on Henderson street but I im prepared to make pictures from old negatives or make large pictures and finish kodak work Orders can be left at Vardens drug store or at my resi mm i oi si TIME TABLE EAST BOUND 1 Mi I have ¬ dence 8 8 Abnet 830am 600pm 115am 840pm 1125am 850pm 30ara 550pm Lt Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am 630pm Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65 jam 240pm ar Philadelphlal0l5am 705pm Ar Mew York 1240nn 908pm ArLexingrton Lv Lexington WEST BOUND Ar Winchester Lt Lout vllle jH En ill Jb Grixnah Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby vills Ar Louisville mail carrier will haul light baggage to and from depot Termi very rsasonable office Leave orders at Post tf 730am 450pm 655am 20pm K00am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am 630pm 1001 am TrJlpm 4100am fclopm ¬ ¬ ¬ The Bourhon Steam Laundry Lexington and New York wittaoni having secured office room at change Parker James corner Fourth For rates Sleeping Car tseervations of and Main will locate their main any information call on F B Carr office at that place Phone No Agent L N R R 4 AU calls or bundles entrusted George W Barney Paris Ky to them will receive prompt at Div Pass Agent ten turn Lexington against My agency insure fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ Trains marked thus f ran daily ex sept Sunday other trains ran daily Through Sleepers between Louisville 38E hgzm 3ji ¬ ¬ took Bayards advice and held by the tail although I longed for work to begin My men were in good fettle They had enough work to keep them out of mis chief the pay was good they had suffi cient leisure for amusement and there was therefore no grumbling 1 ¬ and others prompt paying compa liable nies non union W 0 HINTON Agent patience ¬ Frankfort Cincinnati fty ELKHOHN ROUTE LOCAL TIMK RD IN EFFECT DE EMBEH 5TH 9 EAST BOUND Life Insurance Policies Lto be continued BOUGHT FOB CASH H S STOUT Paris Ky Preachers TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAH No Ere Frankfort a Lve Flkhorn LTeSwitzer 7 7 1 Hawa ixam 18am SPURGEONS COLLECTION An Instance of the Great llam Promptness in Providing for Others - Lre stamping Qrnd 7 am Lve Du vail 734am 416pm 7 39m 422pm LveFohr8on 7 4am 4 2 pm LTe Georgetown Lve C S Ry Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm LTe Newtown Lve Centreville Lve Elizabeth 8 Mlxgd 3 4Upui ToOpm S 52pm 1 20pra 4 00pm 135pm 4 10pm l 55pm Pass 2 30pm 3 OSpss No 3 No 5 NO OAS ¬ NO COCAINE ¬ In Spurgeons autobiography there is an interesting- instance of the quickness readiness and energy which chai ¬ ¬ ¬ aoterized his mind and his actions During his first year in London Spur geon was invited to preach at Tring The clergyman there a worthy man stipend amounted to only about 15 af dings a week invited him to tea at his house While they sat in his humble home the eminent preachers conscience smote him because his good deacon and himself were consuming some of the scanty store of provisions and he began to think of some plan by which they could repay the clergyman for his hospitality Noting that his friend was wearing an alpaca coat which was very shiny and in places so worn that he could sec through it Spurgeon hit upon his plan So at the end of the evening service he said to the congregation A simple application to the puma used ArrPariKc only by me and acknowledged by th public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Catephoric treatment for painlesi filling Lve Paris e Set of teeth Upper and lower- Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns 8 25am 8 3Cain 5 8 40aml 5 17am 4 4rtim 00pm 48om 10pm WEST BOUND iN o7i Pass No Pais 4 Mlxe4 STTe xlfj - Painless extraction 150 50 ots np 100 np 500 50 cts 800 Lve Elizabeth Lve Centreville Lvp Newtown Lve C s Ry Depot b Lve Georgetown Lve Lve Lve Lve Lve Duvalls J I 821 0 S Main St Paris Kyf AOnIR D Klkhorn Arr Frankort a Daily except Sunday a Connects with L A N b connects with fcO counects with Ky Central Mram 626pm Johnson 10 43am 6 32pm Stamping Grmd C50am 6 s9pm Switztr li 00m 6 4pm 9 0am 5 9 40am 5 9 4 Sana 5 9 53am 6 10 2wra 6 10 32am 6 4npm 50pm 55pm 03pm 17pm 7 50am 20pm 7 51am 8 8 8 22am 40am 1107am 6 56pm 55am 11 20am 7 10pm 9 15am Honrs opp Court hone 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Telephone 79 KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS P M N C FISHER Attorney-At-Law 42 340 70 L i AM i0 830 7w I 840Ar t 616 1142 Ar 720 100 Ar Ar Georgetown Paris Maysville Win heater Kichmond rankrort Ar I02h Lv 545 ArU2W AM I1 7ij 61 Ml Lv1 9301 544 Lvj 7y 25i Lvj 620 20d lJ Vow ¬ to you as well as I could and you know what our Saviour said to His disciples Freely ye have received freely give I dont want anything from you for my self but the minister of this chapel looks to me as though he would not object to a new suit of clothes Spurgeon then pointed down to his deacon and said Father Olney down there I am sure will start the collection with half a sovereign Father Olney at once nodded his head to confirm this statement I will gladly give the same amount and if ycu all help as much as you can our brother will soon have a new suit and a good one too The collection was made it realized ant a very fair sum and the minister was Indeed said the Spaniard then I can in due time provided with a suit safely say it is the last present you will reYouthe Companion ceive from Don Pierrot ¬ ¬ dear friends I have preached Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway GEO B HARPER Gr nJ Supt JOS K NEWTON G P A doora - np stairs 2 West cf Bourbon News I Phone 58 ¬ yi D j reqa Will Kenney H Physician Phone 136 ia IN 31 ata rA m Surgeon The Leading Specialists of America ¬ ¬ ¬ 20 YEARS and Pleasant Ots OHIO Office Fourth Office Hours 7 250000 Cured ¬ to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of young and middle aged men are troubled with this diseao many I unconsciously They may have a smart ing sensation imall twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times plight discharge difficulty in commencing weak onrans emissions and all the svmDtems of nervous debility they have ST KXC-TUKE Don t let doctors experiment on you br cuttinsr Btretchinic or tearing you This will not cure you as it will re turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs the stricture tissue honce removes tho stricture permanently lt can never return No pain no suffer ing no detention rrom business by our method The soxualorgan are strength ¬ ened The nerves are invigorated and tho bliss of manhood returns 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ How so Cesare arrived last night very suddenly with two men only they say He has not however yet seen his holiness although he is in the Vatican Le Clerc remained silent but St Armande asked in his low voice I do not follow sir Could you not explain Unless I ask too much You see I am a stranger in Rome The Spaniard smiled grimly It means chevalier that Pierrot was found this morning with a dagger sticking up to the hilt in his heart St Armande turned pale and Le Clerc asked in a low tone Are jou sure of this When did it hap pen As sure as 1 sit here It happened an hour or sr after Cesares coming The pope is said to be overcome with grieV and the lips of Don Diego de Leyva took a sarcastic curve said Le Clerc Oreat heavens Poor ¬ ¬ Got Wo at He Was Fishing For Fishing is always an interesting pastime io r boys and it is supposed to conduce to a philosophic frame of mind but not always The other day a small boy sat on the edge of the wharf in- ¬ 1 Trees 6auc tf ARNSPARGEB NON UNION AGENTS S3 rmJrKn RELIABLE FIRE S BROADWAY RAKE AT LOW KATES PARIS KY lSI M 21ma99 tf tently watching his line A benevolent old gentleman regarded the boy intent ¬ ly for a long time and then asked What are you fishing for my boy Bites replied the boy snappishly at the same time looking around with an impudent grin At that instant a big fish gave a tremendous tug at the Ca and over went the boy He was ftsfc0 out but his mouth and ears were fu of mud and his fishing tackle was lost and tleold gentleman beamed placidly on the dripping boy Golden Days SPRINO 1899 Plants WE CURE GLEET Thousands of young and rnHdle aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis- ¬ ease They are frequently unconscious of the cause of these symptoms Ucnrral Weakness Vnnatural Discharge- Fail¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory Irritability at times Srxarting rcn sation Sunken Eyes with darh circles Weak Bak General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Parts etc GLEET and STKICTURE may be the cause Dont consult family doctors as they hive no experience in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialists who have made a life study of Disoasesof Men and Womn 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 oure flies ¬ Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs Bmall Fruits and ever thing for Orchard Lawn or Garden We employ no agentt hn sell direct at reasonable prices Btrawberry and Tree Catalogues or application to ¬ H F HILINMEYEK LULiKQTON 81s- ¬ Pierrot ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The chaplain rose from his seat with a slight apology and approaching DAmboise leaned over him and whispered a few words in his ear The cardinal nodded with apparent unconcern and Ee Clerc came back but watching DAmboise narrowly I saw that although he still appeared to laugh and jest his eyes were grave and his brow troubled In fact shortly afterwards the high table broke up and we followed suit very soon Despite his effeminate appearance I had begun to take a liking to St Armande and as the next few hours were at our disposal I invited him to ride out with me as I had a mind to try Cas ters paces This however he declined with the somewhat shy air that marked his manner and leaving him to his devices I ¬ Insurance n the Hurst Home onr and Maude Ashbourne have ceased to test the policy holders fifty cents on Hot be friends inaxed dodars dnrng the year 1897 Yes they dont speak to each other O W UlUMi Agent now Psjtm K- r Quenched I understand that Fred Blakesle Kr Telephone 3 CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET STRICTURE TMPOTEXCi SECRET DRATNS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ES Kl DNEY and BLADDER BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If unable to call write for QITESTTON BLANK lor H0ME TREATMENT HI Whats the trouble T wonder He started to propose to her the other night and had just begun to say thrt his breast was on fire when her father turned the hose on him Chi¬ AMERICAN BE a AN marie Stujl taken froa IJuy wntfh Dewey aniKapt W V Dies cago Daily News have then Their facsimile letters mailed toagents DOLL at Havana I H 8 Maine cheap as any Dewey an VValthaui works Admire Ol ibce are Jllli CO 0 Sildea Lame New ton I- ¬ Homeopathic Practice I cured my wife of wanting her own way about evcrvthing How 1 P Wr I A A OKOMK A B B U relieved Sntferore ACTHIM1A wwwill oonvinee trial let her have it Chicago Reccttl LAiWUAIOUV TREATMENT continued use effect a cure Complete outlt by mail SO a0 by uni cmr IIALAflOV HOMI and bj mmcdiately - Kennedys Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O fm WJftCteOO Bt vtOcasc JSmH HiD JBiHBin -- v 3m nn nnU II r III 0 I Fine Bourbon Farm Sold SHAWHAN j PERSON A L MENTION OBITUARY for lace the prize handkerchief beantifnl was which a Fli noo Hnnric Enr Carlv Pali TIE iNineteeutn Year Established lllllll HEWS 1881 Published every Tue nay and Friday by WAJTER CHAMP v BWIFT HAVP Kdito s and Owners Make all Checks Money Pay ibletothe order of CHAMP Orders etc Bro ADVBR1IS1NU KATJSii Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser tion half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each Insertion Locals In black type wenty cents ner line eaeh insertion Fractions of Hues count as full lines when running at line rates Obiturs cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ ¬ The sick of our community are re ¬ covering slowly Migs Lena Cantrdl of Palis was the guest of Miss Bessie Leonard last week Mrs D B Patton is visiting her daughter Mrs A B Oldham in Mt Sterling Rev Joe Evans of Maysville preached here Saturday and Sunday to large Mr audiences appreciative and to was elected Dawson Thos the office of ruling elder and his son James Dawson to that of deacon Wm Leonard and daughter Mrs Miss Bessie visited Mrs Leonards aunt Mrs Louise Sims near Cynthiana the first of the week Miss Eloise Hall of Washington D C a grand daughter of Mrs Sims is also among the guests at her pleasant country home ¬ Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit izens U -- r real estate agent and attorney at law died Wednesday in Cynthiana at the home of his mother on Miller street The deceased is and one survived by his wife child The remains wefe interred yesterday at Cynthiana M R Desha ¬ FRANKCO Leaaers in style amiFastifoii NEW FALL DRESS GOODS NOW IN STOCK NUPTIAL KNOTS Announcements And Sol emnizations Of The Marriage Tows Mrs Thomas Robinpon Mr and Gardner of Fayette have issued inviEngagements ¬ ¬ MILLERSBURG tations announcing the marriage of their daughter Miss Carrie Prewitt Gardner to Mr William K Bayless at Wednesday afternoon five oclock near October fourth at Timberland The engagement is annonnced of Miss Kate Vanght of Mayville and Mr Charles Dorsey Ray of this city Mr Ray is a son of Dr J Ed Ray of this city and Miss Vanght is a daughter of Rev J O A Vanght Presiding Elder of the Maysville District The marriage will occur in the Methodist Church at Maysville on October 11th That sly little cherub Cupid has not been idling away his time in Bour bon during the past few weeks as seven a in announced engagements strangers fortnight will prjve Four have come to Bourbon in quest of brides and four fair maids have plighted their troths and three Paris men have gone to neighboring cities a wooing and will become benedicts befo e Thanksgiving And all reports are not yet in ¬ ¬ ¬ The Pass And The Press The Lonisville Post several days ago printed a most timely article nnder the above caption anent the recall of the L N passes held by the editors of sev eral Kentucky papers The Danville Advocate the Stanford Journal and several other excellent papers have also dis cussed the incident from an editorial standpoint taking a most sensible view of a matter which some papers have de noonced in violent terms It is generally understood that passes are given in exchange for the publica tion of timetables notices of excursions etc the eontract to be agreeable to both parties It would seem that either party has the right to terminate the agreement if the contract is deemed unsatisfactory To an impartial person it seems that President Smith has a perfect right to recall the pass of any editor who is conducting a desperate fight on the road because it has been unjustly made an issue in the present campaign The editor would be justifiable in discontinuing the advertising if the roads employees made repeated assaults on his character or publicly humiliated him or imputed hie honesty The press should use a little more common sense and less political prejudice The News does not consider the L N an issue in the campaign and believes it very unwise in any political party to make the issue in any political contest a bitter fight on corporations which have done so much for the devel ¬ opment of Kentucky as have Kentuckys railroads Already behind her sister states in way of progress poor old Kentucky now so badly split by political dissension would not be in sight of the procession had not the railroads given such ines timable aid in deyeloping the grand old ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cave News Notes Gathered In And About The Russell Bars Mrs G W Bryan went to Lexington yesterday to visit friendsl Prof C M Best has over sixty boys now in the Training School Rev J A Taylor left to day to hold a protracted meeting near Louisville Will N Clarke and T A Vimont were in Paris yesterday on business The town jail will be moved to cross street near Carpenters Livery Stable Miss Janie James of Paris was the guest of Mrs Bettie Martin yesterday Mr Ed Pierce was the guest of Mr Chas Clarke and family Tuesday and Wednesday of Mrs Barlow and Mrs Hambrick Georgetown are guests of Mr and Mrs Jos A Miller Jeff M Vimont bought thirty good thoroughbred cows and heifers in Nich olas this weak Rev T Reynolds Best and wife re turned Wednesday from a visit with relatives in Mason county Letton Vimont Jaynes and Katie Savage are visiting Mr and Mrs J as Cummings in Maysville Mrs Smith Clarke will open a millinery store in a few days in the room adjoining C W Howards store Mr and Mrs Wm Hinton of Covington were guests of T E Savage and family from Monday to Wednesday Miss Lilly and Mattie Davis of Maysville have been the guests of Mrs Mary Caldwell and family for the past week W M Cox who is digging the well for the towr struck a cavity at 80 feet yesterday and will drill in another ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Look mrt cried the captain as the canal boat was passing under aJow bridge A Frenchman immediately ptft his head out of the cabin window to look and got a severe blow Rubbing hia head rue- ¬ fully he cried M Why do these Yankees call look out when they mean look in Look out for your health means look in For the secret of health is within you Germs are in the air you breathe and in the water you drink but if your blood is pure and your stomach sound the germs can find no permanent lodgement To keep the blood and stomach in sound health or to re establish them in a healthy condition when they are dis- ¬ eased no medicine is so effective as Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery It purifies the blood cleanses the system of waste and poisonous substances increases the activity of the blood making glands and invigorates the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition I can say honestly and candidly that Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery is the grand ¬ est medicine erer compounded for purifying the blood writes Miss Annie Wells of Pergussons Wharf Isle of Wight Co Vs I suffered ter- ¬ ribly with rheumatism snd pimples on the skin and swelling in my knees ana feet so that I could not walk I spent about twenty dollars paying doctors bills but received no benefit A year or two ago I decided to try Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Pre¬ scription and am entirely cured Black Orepons Plaids for Skirts Tailor Suitings ¬ Big Cattle Shipment m The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser roo8 pages free Send 21 one cent stamps for the paper covered edition or 31 stamps for the cloth bound to Dr R V Pierce Buffalo N Y 3500 Yards Outing Cloth Mill Ends Regular 8 - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ State Give us more corporations instead of crippling the ones we have The civil izing influence of the railroad the tele graph the mills and the mines in Clay county and other mountain districts would soon make tne fends which have blotted the fair name of the State a thing of the past ¬ ¬ Political News Hon John Young Brown spoke to a very large crowd at Mt Sterling Mon ¬ day in the interest of his candidacy Congressman Bailey of Texas says that he will come to Kentucky about October 16th to spend about ten days speaking for G oebel will not at ¬ tend the blue and gray reunion at Evansville Ind next month now Kentucky is filled to the brim witn troubles A theatrical troupe is touring the state playing Caseys Troubles and the public is daily hear ing of Goebels Troubles Browns troubles and Taylors Troubles Get out Casey Kentucky has troubles to ¬ President McKinley Just burn More than a million patriotic Ameri cans will journey to New York next ¬ week to welcome home Admiral Dewey the matchless naval hero New York hotels have already hung out the S R O sign but that will not keep the folks from going to shout for the most popular man in all America ¬ W B Griffith ships to day from Paris average eighty one corn fed cattle weight 1425 pounds bought of Catesby He ships from Winchester Woodford Of a Valuable pounders bought from eighty 1481 Prewitt Van Meter and eighty seven 1 Farm Count 426 pounders bought from W O Brock Bourbon He also ships from Mt Sterling thirty five 1500 pounders bought from John Stofer and fifty four 1325 pounders bought from John Gaines The cattle BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT cost from four and one half to five cents This is an especial shipment to Simon Fannie A Wright Plaintiff i vs ODonnell of the Central Stock Yards East Liberty Pa for the Allerton Co Frank Wright Ac Defendant to export By virtue of a judgment of the Bourplace bon Circuit Court rendered in the above Mrs John Hanley of Kansas City Never were such values offered in styled cause on the 6th day of July 1899 was the guest of Mrs Lizzie Champ and shoes as we are selling daily from our I will sell publicly at the Court House Mrs Sue Jaynes Tuesday and Wednes- bargain counter door in Paris Ky on Davis Thomson Isgrig day MONDAY OCTOBER 2 1899 L Grinnan of Paris was here Wed Excursion to Cincinnati nesday trying to secure a room for a it being County Court day at about the room for a photo gallery Hope he may N will sell tickets to Cin- hour of 11 oclock a m the following succeed The L described real estste to wit Daniel Bowden of Atlanta Ga visit- cinnati Sunday at the rate of 125 for 1st A tract of 100 acres of land loed friends here Tuesday He bought the the round trip Tickets good going on cated ou the Hume and Bedford turn infant child of Mike Bowen to Paris for the 515 a m train and returning on pike and bounded thus Beginning at 1 burial night train No baggage checked on a stone in James Fergusons line and corner to Sidney Ardery then N 3 22 j Mr and Mrs Carlton Miller of At these tickets E 181 04 poles to 2 in center of Hume are guests of Dr Miller and lanta Ga Round trip tickets to MaysvSffe Sept and Bedford turnpike then with the been spending the wife They have 21 to 23 on account of street fair in that center of turnpike S 87 degrees and 45 summer in Colorado and California on minutes E 89 00 poles to 3 a corner to Dr W M Miller has rented his brick city Special train to Maysville Jamee Fergusons then S 3 degrees and cottage on Pleasant street to Dr Gar Saturday the 23 leaves Paris at 815 a 32 minutes W 19412 poles to 4 a stone rett Judy of Bethel who will come m Returning train leaves Maysville corner to James Ferguson then N 3 here to send his two sons to the Training at seven at night degrees and 51 minutes W 8900 poles School to the beginning For wounds burns scalds sores skin 2d A tract of 365 acres of land lying The Baptist meeting closed Wednes day night with the following additions dieeases and all irritating eruptions on the Hume and Bedford turnpike and Miss Lizzie W Allen Alma Collier nothing so soothing and healing an bounded thus Beginning in the middle Mrs of said turnpike at 1 bearing N 22 E Henry Bowling and wife John and DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Emma Bolles Matron Englewood Nur from a stone in the south margin of road Frank Collier sery Chicago says of it When all a corner to Sidney Ardery and running Prof Wm McClintock and two bright else fails in healing our babies it will therefrom with the middle of said turn little boys of Chicago were the guests cure W T Brooks pike N 87 W 5403 poles to 2 a corner of Mr C W Howard and family from to Sam Bedford thence with bis line S Tuesday to yesterday Mr McClintock The Fall Howard Hat at 3 in 22 W 11520 poles to 3 a stone corner is nowDean of the Chicago University all colors and styles have arrived to said Ardery thence S 87 E 5403 corner to Notice I wish to notify the public at Price Co clothiers They poles to 4 a stone poles to same thence N 22 E Ii520 the beginning that after October 1st I will sell goods are beauties Best hat in the containing 365 acres for cash only 1 do this in order to let Said sale will be made upon a credit my customers have the benefit of reduced market for the money Give us prices on all goods I will sell you 17 the pleasure to show them to you of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the pounds sugar for 1 best tomatoes S by buying your ladies1 and purchaser will be required to execute his Save cents one dozen cans 95 cents best bonds bearing interest at six per cent grade of flour 415 per barrel and all childrens shoes at Davis Thomson Isgrigs from the day of sale until paid with goods in proportion other good surety to be approved by the un2t Frank Collier Excursion Tickets to the East dersigned Master Commissioner and pay E E Turner Compton Mo was will be sold at special rates via Pennsyl aole to said Commissioner said bonds cured of piles by DeWitts Witch Hazel vania Short Lines account receptions to to have the force and effect of a jndg Salve after suffering seventeen years and Admiral Dewey New York tickets ment trying over twenty remedies Physi will be on sale Sept 26th 27th and 28th This September 20th 1899 cians and surgeons endorse it Beware Tickets to Washington will be sold Sept EMMETT M DICKSON of dangerous counterfeits w T Brooks 30th and Oct 1st Anybody may take Master Commissioner Bourbon m advantage of the reduced rates by ad Circuit Court Chester H Brown Kolamazoo Mich dressing Geo E Rockwell A G P says Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured me Agt Cincinnati for further informa- Clifton Arnsparoer sep22 td of a severe case of indigestion can tion Attorney for Plaintiff strongly recommend it to all dyspepDigests what you eat without aid tics from the stomach and cures dyspepsia W T Brooks MASTERS SALE l 3c Goods Our - - So a Yard -- Giosing Out nil Summer Gooas j V ¬ ¬ ¬ Franl 404 MAIN 2j Bo PARIS KY ¬ ¬ ¬ STREET ¬ ¬ Sa ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 a i-Jr- S- z1 J ¬ DO YOU KNOW OF ANY- ¬ ¬ ¬ THING NEATER AND PRETTIER THAN A ¬ ¬ ¬ PARKERSELL JAMES - OYSTERS Louis Saloshin Co White Enamelled Iron Bed OYSTERS MOURNING STARCH ment of Fresh Oysters for this season They are fine If you for stiffening colored prints and are seeking something new to muslins especially tempt your appetite MOURNING GOODS TRY A CAN Manufactured by CO E R DURKEE New York Every genuine packet bears the We have received our first ship ¬ Stein Block Co J Hamburger Sons and Schwartz Jerkowski Co SUITS AND OVERCOATS Hamburger Bros Co Keystone Brand I am now showing a Magnificent Line of these Beds and they are of the COS E R DIKKEE Gauntlet Brand BEST MAKE AND FINISH Come in and take a look at them and Mattresses to suit Springs 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 PARKER Fourth aud Main Sts Paris Ky JAMES te registered Trade Mark ol the Undertaking in all its branches ¬ We are also receiving regular name and design of rne Gaunt Embalming scientifically attend shipments of Choice Fine White let as well as a fac simile of their ed to Carriages for hire Plume Celery For sale in Furniture repaired Household We keep constantly on hand a written signature goods moved WOOD MANTELS full supply of Fresh Fruits and Paris by and TILINGS always on hand Vegetables TELEPHONE NO 36 ¬ CELERY I can furnish you at any time an experienced man for mantel work THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF LAMPS in Central Kentucky NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 Pee Son Louis Saloshin Co J R3S - T HINC0N y v EEBS ram HE I En lei BQOBBOH HEWS 1881 Fine Bourbon Farm Sold John T Hedges yeaterday sold his farm of 231 acres between this city and North Middletown on the North Mid Son of PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY for lace won the prize handkerchief by Mrs Steele a beautiful was which in Nineteenth Year Established oou ed at the Post office H86 mail cutting matter at Paris Ky as dlfitown pike to G W Rash TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance Oneyear 2 UO Six months Make all Checks Money Ordera payable to the order oCh amp 4 Bro the latter place for eighty dollars per acre Corn Should you need a car of shelled corn get my prices before you buy I can save you money Geo W N freight J100 Stuart directly opposite L Etc depot W H Kenicks Barn Burned The large barn on W H Renicksfarm near Clinronville burned early Wednes day night destroying a large quantity of tobacco hay etc The loss will be about five thousand dollars with no in- ¬ surance ¬ Special during Fair Week 1 shirt for 50 cts See this shirt which wa Drought from an East ern shirt factory Price Co 2t Talk to Porter Smith about fire and ¬ life insurance have an old hoss October 18tb It sale at Richmond from Owingsville says George 8 Utterback aged about seventy-nyears a prominent farmer of ine Rev George O Barnes arrived in the Stepstone vicinity died Sudday Stanford yesterday from Washington to night after a long illness He was a hold a meeting native of Bourbon county He had the experience in 1842 and 1843 of driving Eld J W McGarvey of Lexington will preach at the Christian Church overland to New York city droves of 100 cattle each while manager for Jos Sunday morning and night Wilson of Bourbon county His wife Capt W H Kirby of the L N and three daughters survive him is enjoying a pleasure trip to Oklahoma Colored Soldier Recruits accompanied by bis wife Capt James Dunn has charge of his tram during his Lieutenant Joseph Moore colored of absence the Forty eighth U S V Infantry Margoline has engaged a first was in Paris Wednesday to secure colH class butcher and is now better than ored recruits for army service in the ever prepared to serve the public with Phillippines and enlisted the following He men who leave to day for Fort Thomas the best meats in the market solicits your patronage to be assigned to a regiment George R Robinson R Bedinger Wilson Par Mrs W A Johnson left yesterday ker John W demons Rufus Neal for Louisville on business regarding the James Helvey John H Robinson early publication of her cook book Stephen Douglas John C Whaley What to Cook and How To Cook It Lewis Porter Charlie Robinson and The volume will contain one thousand Chas Stewart recipes The Lexington Trots I handle none but strictly high grade seeds Should yon need any seed rye or In this issue will be found the antimothy give me a call You will find nouncement of Kentuckys Great Trots my prices right Geo W Stuart di at Lexington October 3 14 next It is rechy opposite L N freight depot the twenty seventh annual meeting and this year promises to be better than Dan Morris who has been ill of ever 80000 in stakes and purses will typhoid feve for several days was be raced for and all the greatest horses Wednesday taken to St Josephs Hospital drivers will be there Every day at Lexington The many friends of and will be a good one Webers Band one this popular young man hope that he of the greatest musical organizations in will soon recover He was reported America has been engaged at heavy better yesterday expense to give daily concerto and those who do not attend will miss a genuine Ball Games Yesterday treat Read the advertisement and get Louisville 4 Washington 3 ready to go to the trots Half rates on w Louisville o Washington 4 railroads Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4 Fine Shooting Tournament Cleveland 4 Baltimore 5 Cleveland 1 Baltimore 4 The Climax Wednesday printed a Second game 4engthy account of the shooting Councilmens Inspection Trip tournament given last week at Rich mond by the Madison Gun Clab ki Mayor Benj Perry and Councilmen honor of the Hill Top Gum Club of James OBrien and Hugh Montgomery Bourbon The tournament was an exft Wednesday morning for Bowling ceedingly pleasant event and was at Green to inspect a chemical fire engine tended by 200 spectators The Bourboa koae and latter wason combined which shooters won the honors of the tournathe Fire Extinguishing Manufacturing ment Alfred Clay leading the score Co of Chicago wishes to sell the The Climax says that Dr Hobson Council The trip was made at the in climbed the chimney of the Infirmary vitation of the Companys agent Mr building placed a net over the opening Polgrove who paid all expenses and caught 500 swallows used in the tournament The Bourbon men were Notes Of The Bowlers entertained at the Glyndon by their A bowling team composed of Ells Madison hosts A number of the Madison marksmen worth Dow Wm Rion Ray Clark Kirtley Jameson and J K Spears will come over to the Hill Top Clubs would like to play the best team that tournament on October 10th andllth can be secured at the Pastime Alley to- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Adams express Company will A Native A dispatch of Bourbon Dies The Pastime alleys are having a fine patronage since the arrival of cool weather and some good scores are be ¬ ing made Ladies are invited to bowl free of charge on Friday afternoons night Kentucky Crop Report The Harrell Will Probated The objections to the probate of the will of Benj Harrell were heard yesterday before Judge Purnell Hon E M Dickson being attorney for the will and Hon W H McMillan attorney for the contestant The will was admitted to probate and Mr J B Kennedy qualified as executor Mrs Huldah Pryor sister of the testator filed objections and was granted an appeal to the Bourbon Circuit Court ¬ o ¬ ¬ League Ball Teams Coining A telegram from Baltimore says that the managers of the Louisville and Cin cinanti ball teams have agreed to play a series of seven games for the championship of Ohio Kentucky and indiana in October The telegram stated that the first game would be played in Louisville on the 16th the second in Paris on the 17th and the third in Lexington on the 18th The other games will be played in Ohio and Indiana ¬ crop bulletin for Kentucky dated Sept 19 says Cool dry weather prevailed during the past week Light frosts were reported in some localities but no damage has resulted from them Corn has ripened rapidly and much of it has been cut and shocked it will be a light crop in most localities and generally somewhat inferior in quality Tobacco is being cut apd housed This too has been some what injured by drouth and prematnre ripening so that the crop as a whole will be below the average in quality and yield The drouth is becoming very severe Pastures are badly dried up and in many localities water for stock is scarce Plowing for winter wheat is at a standstill in most places on account of the drouth ¬ ¬ ¬ The government Golden Wedding Celebratior The Karnival To Night The Childrens Karnival to be given at the opera house to night promises to tojbe the prettiest entertainment of the year Miss Cozine held a drees rehearsal of the Karnival Wednesday and everything is working smoothly There will be marches tableaux songs recitations etc by 150 children in fancy and fantastic costumes Seats are on sale at Brooks and the advance sale indicates a large audience The entertainment is given under the auspices of the Paris Literary Club and the proceeds are to be added to the Pub- lie Library Fund ¬ ¬ Major and Mrs John D Harris parents of Mrs C M Clay Jr of this city and Mrs Samuel Stone of Frank fort celebrated their golden wedding Wednesday at their home near Rich ville mond A number of Kentuckys promMr and Mrs Wm Myall and inent people were present daughter aud Miss Maud Stout have Mr Harris was unanimously nominated for State Senator by the Demo- arrived home frome a pleasure trip to crats of bis district in 1885 and was Washington Atlantic City Philadelelected without opposition After his phia New York Manhattan Beach and senatorial term expired he retired from Niagara Falls Hon and Mrs C M Clay Jr and active politics Maj Harris graduated with high honors from Bethany College Mrs Lncy Simms and Miss Lucy Simms Va in 1847 and Mrs Harris from and Mr Ed Simms of this city attended Greenville Institute in 1848 Maj the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Harris has always taken a great interest John DHarris Wednesday at Blythein educational work and is at present wood near Richmond Mr and Mrs George W Stnart President of the Madison Female Insti tute of Richmond He and his wife en gave a handsome euchre Tuesday joy most excellent health they are ex evening at their home on Mt Airy tremely sociable in their nature fond of avenue in honor of Mr and Mrs W W their friends and their elegant home Glotra of Crawfordsville Iud There M Blythewood has been during their were eight tables of players and a long career the scene of many of the delightful luncheon was served at the most enjoyable gatherings ever held in conclusion of the games Mrs F P Madisoa county j Clay Jr and Mrs Brice Steele tied ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The players were for it Mr i Mrs Goltra Mrs G C Givens and Stanford Mr and Mrs Bruce Miller Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Mr and Mrs Brice Steele Mr and Mrs The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And E M Dickson Dr and Mrs H H Elsewhere Roberts Mr and Mrs F P Clay Jr Harry Kerslake is ill of typhoid Mr and Mrs Swift Champ Mr and fever Mrs B M Renick Mrs O P Clay Mrs J E Clay was in Cincinnati m w jamewo Hm ugrig m yesterday Mr and Mrs J H Thompson Mr and Miss Sallie Whaley is attending DrndMmCrTyTvUTJnEraami Stae College at Lexington g Mrs 8 B Rogers and daughter are Spears and Miss Katherine Oamtson The rooms were tastefully decorated visiting relatives in Danville with cut flowers ferns vines hanging Mr Scott Renick of Clark is visit moss etc ing his brother Mr B M Renick We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords Mr George Ott of Cincinnati is this week nothing so comfortable on visiting his ucle Mayor Benj Perry these warm days Dr Louis Frank of Louisville was the feet Isoriq aug4tf Davis Thomson in the city Wednesday on a short visit Mrs Wasson of Versailles who has Our Fall line of Shirts and been ill at Wm Woodfords is improv- Neckwear arriving daily Price Co Clothiers ing LADIES TAILOR MADE SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES Mr VV S Talbott and bride will Street Fair Amusement return to Columbia S C in about ten The arrangements for the Paris Free days c Mr and Mrs F B Carr and Mrs Street Fair next Tuesday Wednesday John Feeney spent Wednesday in Cin- - and Thursday are being perfected and it is expected to be a great success cinnati The Fair will begin at 1030 Tuesday Miss Nixie Davis will arrive home with the Industrial prade and the to morrow from a fortnights visit at progmm announced in the last issue of New Fall Goods just received and our display excevfe Torrent The News will be observed followed former efforts at prices exceptionally low Hereareai Miss Ida Belle Allen daughter of by a display of fireworks and a band few special items at special figures Mr W B Allen of Duncan avenue has concert at night All premiums on typhoid fever floral hall exhibits will be awarded Black Crepon 48 inches wide regular Extra fine quality Flannelettes in Mr Elisba Vanarsdall of Harrods between one and four oclock Tuesday 2 kind 1 per yd patterns lO bnrg is the guest of his daughter Mrs afternoon Handsome Plaids for Skirts from Outing Flannels in large var Jetjy jflp- Wednesday the amusements will C B Mitcneli lOc to 1 per yd nlar 10c kind for ¬ Ska Mrs George Alexander and little include the fancy turnout comic turnLarge Line of Plain and Fancy Drees Eiderdown flannels for all purposes- daughter went to Covington Wednesday out beet boy rider band concert Goods 25c per yd 15c kind for vaudeville perch slack and high wire for a short visit Best Quality Percales and Panangs See the extra wide and fine acts etc fire works band concert Miss Annette Riddle of Irvine is and a public wedding ceremony 12c kind for 8 3c Linen at the lovely guest of Miss Ida Friend on Premiums on horses will be awarded Pleasant street between two and four oclosk Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheap Mrs Sidney G Clay and daughter The features for Thursday comprise are visiting the family of her father-in-lathe school parade girl rider best boy ¬ in Lexington rider comic bicycle turnout band Call and see our new goods and get prices before concert vaudeville balloon ascention Mrs Wm Hukill Sr is at home chasing your fall goods wire perfomances grand masqued from a visit to her daughter Mrs M H carnival cake walk and band concert Davis at Mayslick grading Stamps given with every purchase wheelbarrow race fat mans race three legged race and other features Will Sweeney has returned The baby show will occur at the court Mr 9i Ky where he has been house in the afternoon between two from Nolan If you cannot i ead this small print at a distance of 14 inches yssur and four oclock spending the Summer eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention t d There will also be sideshows Attorney Robt Commonwealths Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect enses always perfectly centred and cane racks and plenty of fnn made of purest material set in frames of tbe highest elasticity and consequently of gruutim U Franklin of Frankfort was in the city for everybody and everybody will be durability united with tbe utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and foama here Wednesday night are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction fev tike Entries to the floral hall can be made are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to Mr Bismark Frank left yesterday after two oclock Monday afternoon and You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor Imperfect lenses and are hotter olffit tfisr witiie any glasses than with either of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillf for a visit to his brother Dr Louis before nine oclock Tuesday morning dealer and they will last longer without change and he cheapest in the end Frank in Louisville We have engraered the services of Dr C H Bowen who will DeWitts Little Early Risers permaMrsG C Givens of Stanford is the nently cure chronic constipation billious our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite guest of her sister Mrs J W Jameson ness nervousness and worn out teeling ail to can anu nave tneir eyes examined lor which there ra cleanse and regulate the entire system charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded and Mrs G W Stuart Small pleasant never gripe or sicken Mrs Hughes Bronston of LexingW T Brooks famous little pills ton is visiting the family of her father o A beautiful center table given Mr George Alexander The young men of Paris will give a away to cash customers at Price Co Clothiers dance at the Hotel Windsor one night during the street tair Theres always hope while theres One An attack of Minnte Cough Cure Di Charles Dangherty arrived last pneumonia left my lungs in bad shape night from Nsw York to recuperate from and I was near the first stages of conan illness of typhoid fever sumption Cne Minnte Cough Cure completely cured me writes Helen Mc Messrs Will and James Stone of irNext visit --Thursday September 18 1819 Henry Bismark N D Gives instant Frankfort weie in the city yesterday en relief W T Brooks route home from Richmond Have just received a lot of very choice Rev F J Cheek arrived home tes Are advised that our stock off W Stuart rerday from a months visit In Califor- new timothy seed Geo freight depot di N rectly opposite N Harware Stoves and Tinrarrs nia Washington and Oregon is large and complete Omr Fob pure Michigan White Seed Rye Mrs James A Brown came up from go to Geo W Stuarts directly opposite Cyntbiana yesterday to visit Mrs W M L anyone Wcjj prices ares d N freight depot Purnell She will leave Tuesday for her make a specialty of B widen home in California School commenced Monday Miss Hallie Matthews who has and mothers will be thinking Hardware Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work SteeE been pending several weeks with Miss about buying a Boys School Suit Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We employ the Wednesday to or an extra pair of pants Price Carrie Frank returned Sen Co clothiers have an immense best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED her home in Louiaville Fall line at prices to suit one and us before contracting Chas Goldstein will arrive pants three to from New York aud the Eastern all Extra knee WINN sixteen years old No trouble to Summer resorts He has been away Successors to Cook Wimr show goods from Paris six weeks Miss Ella Caldwell who has been New York Excursion Tickets the guest of Mrs J J McClintock on will be Bold over Pennsylvania Short Third street left Wednesday afternoon Lines Sept 29th 27th and 28th account reception to Admiral Dewey Tickets for her home in Paris Ills to Washington for similar event at NaMr L Joseph export cattle buyer tional Capital will be sold Sept 30th and is ill of typhoid fever at the home of Oct 1st Address Geo E Rockwell Mrs Sullivan on Seventh street He A G P Agt Cincinnati for particuis being nursed by a trained nurse from lars Lexington Persons who want engraved cards Misses Lizzette Dickson and Anna or invitations of any description are We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offeree Garth Tarr will leave to day to enter invited to call at The Bourbon News Wards Seminary They will be ac- office and look at the very latest styles in All Ladies and Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords arail companied by Mrs Dickson who wil these lines Prices as low as Cincinati Slippers must go this month regardless of price Many spend a few days in Nashville Louisville Philadelphia or New York lots go at less than half price Our bargain table dff tf Miss Anna Pearce of Flemings houses burg who has been the attractive and Sail early avtt Scores of patrons testify to the great broken lots is well worth your inspection guest of Mr and Mrs Neville popular shoe bargains bought from our bargain get choice Fisher on Duncan avenue this week counters leaves this morning for a visit in Mays Davis Thomson Isorio Dress Goods For Early Fall NEW BLANKET PLAIDS j i All the Craze for Separate Skirts NEW CREPONS From the Cheapestto the Finest-ETT1MINES AND COVERTS 1110 PrOper UOQClS lOr TailCM MtUl ¬ Suits ¬ NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS All the New Weaves Call and see these Goods C03STID03Nr l w pur merry-go-roun- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ OUR FRIENDS THE PEOPL- E- to-morr- LOWRY ¬ 2000 BARGAINS ¬ IN SHOES ¬ DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG DR R GOLDSTEIN Put Your Heads Togetljerr and compare notes about who best laundry work in this tWDr aatOB will find tbe unanimous verdict fXwy one in Paris istbat our exquiskfrliaTaiay work is unsurpassed for ite jnnCtatT finish careful treatment beectgr gr color and general excellence vWdoaftt allow anyone to touch us laundry work Of 544 Fourth Avenue Lou- ¬ isville Ky Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky On Monday October 2 1899 Returning once every month Eyes examined and glasses scientifically ad justed sepl2 ly ¬ ¬ jE2Hr r S M li GO TO THE PARIS PRIMING AND TATIONARY CO FOR ALL SCHOOL SUPPLIES PAPERS MAGAZINES NEW BOOKS THE LATEST STATIONARY MUSIC ETC Miss McCarthys Old Stand Laundry The Bourbon Steam Proprietors BRO W M HINTON JR Phono 4 Main office at Parker James 4 HS Reflertfonn of a Bachelor It 3 the morning alter qU marrae th wine of life at 40 a maD is dpficl when she s quiet Vhen he is dead fi crock KVKen yU Pee a girls ees ook f she she has endly met with nno P oat grief or else sW has just had her bath and couldnt find her silk starching of her bosom frien7LTmavn Is hlishand ad a mirror of ber nhdn d t0 her boeora iend ru 8t Sgn hat a oman vf beginning to ulr fflher children hunts UP a e baby Si Ptujesa in buying a pret ty pair of 5mmna Pe stockings cheap is spoiled because neV6r e Perfectl sure they wont ¬ stead of being reckoned by hotxrs 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 coun eel asked an old sailor what time of day a certain collision occurred and received the reply About the middle of the first dog Watch In summing up the case the bar 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 why to the mere watch of a dog tlemen English Paper ¬ ¬ Up In Xantlcal Lore At sea as many people know time in tt ¬ d Mr Hudsons B b e It face p old man said to his son misinterpreting h the look of astonishment on the girls I hope Letty enjoyed her stay in the city George Hudson remarked to his father as he sat on the porch after supper while Letty did up the dishes Yes she had a good time the old man answered but I guess she must have got rather confused with he noise and everything for she clear forgot all about a new dress she had been plan- ¬ ning all summer to buy She picked berries to get the money You see Hal Markhams sisters going to be mar- ¬ ried pretty soon I guess Hal likes Let- ¬ ty pretty well he added with a sly and Letty was to stand up with wink her but she forgot all about the dress He laughed heartily at his granddaughters lapse of memory Funny how forgetful some people are he resumed Why The old man after awhile stopped suddenly and stared at his son in amazement What is it father the son asked with anxiety I declare he exclaimed Talking about forgetfulness made me remember Why George I forgot to thank you for my present Here Ive been us ing it every day and havent said a word to you about at Of course when Letty went away he continued while the look of perplexity on the sons face deepened I didnt know what youd send me but I knew it would be some ¬ ¬ ¬ By Mary Emily Hull f ¬ ¬ TtTTTTTTTTT S0X Geore 1J rHudson was ffave to me to Mr Y explaining an ¬ ¬ neighbor Caleb Sawyer who had ome iu to chat for a few minutes George is in New York you know Lies a lawyer and I guess he must be Joing pretty well for Letty sajs he just iot back yesterday that he lives n a line big house and they keep three aired girls besides a man to drive and ook after the horses Oh George is dIu vofiliU SflKliCSjfiHlTfP MaMMkie sJuhZl ftfflcBrL KmXQwA IBnii wSIBSr iWWWHfetf The old man rubbed his hands and smiled in evident satisfaction George was his only son and Letty who kept house for him was the orphaned child A his only daughter Mr Sawyer wiped his gold bowed on his faded silk handkerchief idjusted them carefully and began to examine the present a large Bible rery crit ieally He was a small weazen old man of an extremely pessi nart ilfiySKl vuhbl iBlKhp Ring in the new RinS tile true e tr5ne t0 yu e new an true roa Norway forcs ot Ring out the old e al96 K out DR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS Improved Natures most natural remedy science to a aes 1 Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surface of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Pleasant Permanent Positive by ¬ imrruzw mt wbmszmjjmuvu vuivkv immeitviim u 4 rA J m m F AIR F A CES Preserved by mistic temperament quite the reverse A cheery Grandpa Hudson The print is clear he said after a survey through Genesis W s George knew my eyes were get ting dim Mr Hudson said so he sent me one with good large print I can almost read it without my glasses But it seems to me the binding aint overstrong the neighbor continued Looks as if it might come to pieces I guess it will last me the old man though I should answered quietly ike to leave it to Letty when Im gone 1 keep a newspaper around it most of the time Mr Is that your sons writing Sawyer asked as he turned to the firt By leaf and gazed with wonder on tht elaborate flourishes which he finally Presented to deciphered to mean son George Josiah Hudson by his Mr Hudson replied hurOh no riedly and 1 dont mind telling you dont let it go any further but thats the only thing about the book I dont juite like I wish George had written that himself for I dont- see much of Beorges writing he continued pa- thetically and it would be nice to have tome where 1 could see it every day He stopped for a moment and then added with an attempt at cheerfulness But Letty says its fashionable to have names written that way and Georges folks are real fashionable AS Letty sat in the sittiug room that afternoon sewing she noticed that her prondfather was busy at his desk He was evidently writing a letter and the undertaking was arduous for he bit his pen used up several sheets of paper and sueceeded In getting much ink on his fingers before the unaccustomed task was done Letty usually wrote his letters for him and she wondered why she had not been asked to write this one but she asked no questions From that day for nearly two weeks Mr Hudson went about with an air of mystery He mended the few broken places in the fence whitewashed the chicken house and was very solicitous as to the condition of the late fall gar- ¬ den Every evening he might be seen walking to or from the town Its only half a mile he replied to Lettys protest when this daily walk had been kept up for a fortnight and I need exercise I dont get near enough to do here The kindling to split and the cow to milk Why theyre only play and he started toward town again at a nimble gait Anything for me to day Mr Jones he asked as he walked into the post office trying to speak as if it were a ¬ ¬ - I said to Lett3 Letty what do you She think George will send me couldnt guess and neither could I but I said I hoped it would be a Bible with nice large print and when she got home this is what she brought me Why where is it he exclaimed with I always keep it right here concern Letty must have put it away and he started in quest of the missing book But father I dont understand What is this about mv giving vou a thing nice fsifnt Ptne-Tar-Hon- The sore weary cough worn Lungs re exhila¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and th inflated membranes are heaied and soothed so that theri Is no inclination to cough SOLO B AU4GOOD DRUGGISTS Bottle Only weak I AM 80 YEARS OLD aad never rnea udj nmetly euui to Dr BUa It fives quic and permanent rHlef In grrlpM well anoougiis and rolda It make ey 25o 50o and 100 Sim9 BE SURE YOU GET m - Dr Bells Pine-Tar-Hon- ey hduttii I tine strong Kr- - Mrs M A Metcalfe The New Werner Edition of Bible The old man stopped for a moment gazed at his son with a quizzical look and laughed loud and long You thought Letty wouldnt tell who sent it didnt you Oh you like secrets as well as your father Still chuckling he went into the house One look at her uncles face as he hur ¬ ried into the kitchen and Letty knew that he had found out 1 know Im wicked to deceive him so she stammered while the tears began to gather but Uncle George I couldnt help it He wanted the Bible so much arid counted on your sending him one I had to get it I couldnt disappoint him Why didnt you tell me he askt d severely I didnt know he wanted ¬ The Encyclopedia Britamica IN THIRTY SUPERB OCTAVO VOLUMES Give Your Boys a Chance were the closing words of an address by Abraham Lincoln He realized that parents are responsible in a degree for what their children become If you have children study their individual tendencies and place the best possible educational advantages before them A way has been provided in the New Werner Edition of the Encyclopaedia Britan nica complete in thirty volumes - I ¬ one But he did not wait for an answer He suddenly remembered how little he had seen of Letty while she was on her visit He had been busy on an important case and had hardly noticed her He recollected with a pang of remorse that he had scarcely even asked after his father much less thought of a gift for him until he had received the letter asking him- to come back to the old farm for a few days His wife and chil ¬ dren were at the seacoast business was dull and he had come come empty ¬ - 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 its articles which have been adopted by Yale Harvard and Columbia colleges This shows in what esteem it is held by the highest educators in the land Just now you can secure the I itecture Building Electricity handed Another Bible asked Mr Sawyer in surprise as he came in a week after Encyclopaedia Britannica for One Dollar Cash The entire Thirty and the balance in small monthly payments Volumes with a Guide and sf elegant Oak Book Case will be delivered when the first payment is made No i SB A I Georges departure Yes George took that one back I guess he hadnt examined it very close ly before and he said the binding was poor just as you thought and he sent me this He displayed a beautiful Bible in an adjustable holder Its real comfortable and handy he con- ¬ tinued and ieorge wrote mj name in He showed the strong it himself businesslike writing with a pardonable ¬ matter of no importance I told him Id rather have his writ Why yes the postmaster replied ing if it wasnt quite so fancy though slowly there is a letter for you around he is going to write once a week now here somewhere Hank Golder was just so it doesnt matter so much he added in and we were curious to know who it He sent Letty some things too some could be from You dont get letters dresses and hats and last night I got very often you know a letter from his wife She wants Letty But the old man took his letter ig and me to come to the city for the holi nored the hint and went out without days I havent been to New York since giving any information George went there ten years ago and ¬ pride ¬ Machine Finish Book Paper 4co First payment One Dollar 100 and Three Dollars 3 00 per month thereafter No a Half Morocco Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper 6000 First payment Two DoHars 200 and Four Dollars 400 per month thereafter No 3 Sheep Tan Color Marbled Edges Extra Quality High Machine Finish Book Paper 7500 First payment Three Dollars 300 and Five Dollars 500 per tnefeafter month A reduction of iojtf Is granted by paying cash within 30 days after the receipt of the work The complete set Thirty 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whats go- ¬ ing on ¬ I want to see the town ever so much And then theyre going to have a Christmas tree he added with child- ¬ and 1 am to be Santa like enthusiasm Caus Youths Companion CheHterfielflr Wit Lord Chesterfield was never at a loss for a polite retort Once he proposed a person as proper to fill a place of g veat trust but which the king himself was determined should be filled by another The council however resolved not to indulge the king for fear of a dangerous precedent and it was Lord Chester- ¬ fields business to present the grant of office for the kings signature Not to incense his majesty by asking him ab- ¬ ruptly he with accents of great hu- ¬ mility begged to know with whose name his majesty would be pleased to With ihe have the blanks filled up devils replied the king in a paroxysm of rage nd shall the instrurun as said the earl coolly ment usual Our tristy and well beloved a repartee at cousin and counselor which the king laughed and with great good humor signed the grant N Y ¬ ¬ ¬ G S VARDEN cc CO PARIS KY Mr Hudson found time to read his let- ¬ ter To be sure he had gazed at it all It was not until after supper that wm wyz sJbfit T - nm rtt the way home studied the postmark and wondered if it was ves or no but he would not open it till he had plenty of time Then he read it several v WWA VSf S Florida Havana Jacksonville daily via the Queen and Crescent and connecting lines Through connections to Tampa Miami or New Orleans with fast Steamer Service to Nassau Key West Havana Santiago and San Juan Low rate round trip tickets The Train Service is per- ¬ fect in detail Fast sched ¬ 3F ules 24 hours to Jackson Solid trains finest in the South Cincinnati to times before he mastered the whole I guess well get up earlj-- in the morning he said to Letty as she came out to empty the dishwater Why grandpa she asked in sur- ¬ prise Is there anything special to- ¬ morrow7 3AVAIMMV V UVWliT jAtnaowiur not Were going to have company the old man answered 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M 1 and Chkm Sclp Hit ad HnaV Pron8j free How tO only I should like to know how many are coming and just when Letty answered pleasantly She knew his weakness for surprises One with an appetite for two about six oclock to morrow evening Mr Hudson went to shut the gate without offering any further explanation At the appointed time the next evening the kitchen fire was burning bright ly and the kettle was sending up a cloud of steam The room was filled with the odor of frying chicken The biscuit were in the edge of the oven covered with a white cloth and Letty was so busy creaming the potatoes that she forgot to wonder who after all was coming when the door opened and her grandfather and Uncle George walked in 1 told you shed be surprised the ¬ ¬ youd like it that way Success Socialism Explained Scotch socialist who was explain ing the meaning of socialism remarked that all possessions slould tic equally divided If you had two horses would you give me one asked his friend Of course replied the socialist And if you had two cows would you do the Yes same was the ready reply Well supposing you had two pigs would you give me oe asked his friend slowly Eh he said yeve got owre near hame Ye ken 1 got f wa Spare Moments pigs A Difference Squire Peavy Your nephew plaj s A ¬ Dimieg em posting Co A the fiddle dont he Uncle Ezra N Y Nope Journal ht jest fiddles luxury which all men appreciate and 1 BOX 0 1ARiS KY luxury which all men Ket who patromz posting and Crawford Bros Bnop next door to tt We mike a specialty of distributing all classes of paper large or Bourbon Bank Excellent balh serrios small also distribute booklets dodgers In connection with the shop New p etc at reasonable rates Get oar price before placing vonr rons are always welcome tr ork Good tands u rfood locations sad I us are your property a gamut tir good work guaranteed wind and lightning in th Hnrpt iioro Insurance Co a safe and reliable cweq pany 4 On CALDWELLS O VF ItaiBL Agent Paris K Luxuries For Men clea quick and easy shave is t II Syrup pepsiN V6UAB4 CONSTlPATIONHl Baal THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22 1899 EARLY AND LATE CORN JOHN C HUBINGER RUFFLES DADS DIGNITY Farmers Should Plant Both Kit It Remarkable Career of a Well Known The Younsr Baseball Rooter Causes and Turn the Live Stock His Paternal to Feel Too Western Capitalist Manufact ¬ Into the Fields Prominent urer and Philanthropist ¬ Farmers should plant corn both early He is a Chicago board of trade man digAmong the leaders of the progressive nified to a degree has luxuriant bushy side and late some kind of flint corn that element for which the midle west is he upper clean chin will ripen early planting from one to famous Mr John C Hubinger of Keo- whiskersloves baseball andHe also lip and son dearly has a ten acres according to the amount ol kuk la reigns without a peer As six years old who loves the game as dearly HANDY CHICKEN ROOST stock kept in a place convenient to the a manufacturer as an enterprising cap- as does his father and while the elder enjoys the playing in a solid placid contented way 3Tard so hogs can Arranged So That They Can Be Let turned inthe cattle and there should be italist and as a philanthropist his fame the boy bubbles over with enthusiasm and Accommodated be has spread over many states and his outroots all other rooter- on it Then At the end of his two weeks vacation Down When the House Is another piece to turn into when this is financial enterprises have developed During the last Chicago St Louis game wanting a third week he telegraphed his BeiiiR Cleaned eaten down This may seem like a many obscure towns into progressive father and son sat in the giand stand under employer Very sick Please hold my the intense strain of knowing that St Louis of should be Mr had two men on bases and two out and if job In many poultry houses the manner slovenly way the doing but itthe corn is thrifty and wide awake cities And hack came husking of Hubinger although but 47 years of the man at the bat made a base hit the score Take all time you this mystifying reply in which the roosts are placed in posi- remembered get the expensive part of growing the age can look back upon scores of com- would be tied The latter smote the ball other man is holdingwant tojob weil An your Philadel tion is a source of annoyance when crop most costs heavily It soared upward and onward far phia North American It three to five time conies to clean out the house In per bushel to from and put it in cents mercial victories each one of which has back into what the baseball repurter calls the husk is order to avoid the difficulty of getting crib and then it has to be shoveled out benefited mankind for his liberality is the left gardenRyan The Bent Prescription for Chills Left Fielder was there and after a sagacity around under the roosts b they should again Of course part of the corn will as bountiful as his business in New long hard spurt caught the fly on his finger and Fever is a bottle of Guovrs Tastkuem Or He was born marvelous be placed crosswise on a frame made of have to be and juiuinein husked to be fed later on in a leans La his parents being of French tips and held it The crowd screamed iov- - CniiiloNrc Itis simply ironpay Prire50c ously and the small son of his father nearly a tasteless form Not nre no about two by four inch material six good yard for here is where a great part and German origin When he was four went out of his skin tor glee lhe lather One Reason of the profit com s in Some may think years old his familj removed to Ken- merely smiled with dignity Finally the crowd ceased its yelling after Green Why is it that some doctors have it costs too much to build fences to keep tucky in which state young Hubinger the left fielder had doffed his cap thrice so small a practice ¬ ¬ ¬ The Secret Service has just unearthed an- ¬ other band of counterfeiters and secured a large quantity of bogus bills which are so cleverly executed that the average person would never suspect them of being spurious Things of great value are always selected for imitation notably Hostetters Stomach Hitters which has many imitators but no equals for disorders like indigestion dyspepsia con ¬ stipation nervousness and general debility Always go to reliable druggists who have the reputation of giving what you ask for Still More Counterfeiting SUFFERED 25 YEARS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I j 4G ¬ j SWINGING ROOST 1 feet wide and nearly as long as the building in which they are to be placed Hang the frame a at one side to the wall by heavy strap or T hinges and support the other ide by props d placed under it or a couple of pieces of stout wire rope c hung from the roof The roosts can then be let down out of the way when the house is be ing cleaned and they also can be scraped off and washed with Lime either with a brush or spray pump If both house and roosts are whitewashed frequently the filth will be lessened A spray pump is excellent to use for this white washing process American Agricul ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ turist GAPES IN CHICKENS stock in the corn fields but a good fence will last at least 15 years The stock can be turned in the field just as soon as the corn begins to glaze Stock fed in this way will train ast r than when fed dry corn but care should be taken not to leave them in the field too long at first Thev should not be turned into a field of green corn in a poor condition or the result might be damaging and the prof its from feeding in this way lost When the corn is in proper condition to cut a part of the crop should be cot either with a machine or by hand and shocked nicely in the field to be fed la7er without husking this saves labor also and makes a nice lot of feed to be fed out in the winter There is also a good profit in feeding sheep in the same way that is turn them in the corn field in the fall and cut up corn and feed them through the winter I wintered 100 sheep in that way last winter and I never had sheep do so well before In order to get the iuost profit out of corn it is necessary to save as much labor as possible There are many ways of feeding corn at a profit this timr of year Pastures are getting short fur the dairy cow and if a little corn that was planted for that purpose is cut and fed to the cows every night it will help out the pasture and also the milk pail There is no doubt but what therr is more profit in feeding the corn on tht farm if the ftirmer owns his farm and manages in the right way but a renter on a farm for one year had better sell his grain and other products ¬ Al ¬ There was silence as he walked to the bench most before reaching mans estate he twitting his blond mustache with either secured patents on a number of val- ¬ hand hen with his clean shaven upper uable mechanical inventions thereby lipI in mind and fathers voice that drew the with a laying the foundation of his present attention of the assembled hundreds toward his devoted dad the rooter fair fortune ly yelled J pap dont you wish you ¬ By inclination and force of circum had a mustache like ChiJimmie Kyans stances his attention Avas early direct- ¬ cago Tribune ed to the manufacture of starch by im- ¬ proved processes and in the course of Stunned with Woe The gentleman with the red red nose got time he became the headef a concern having an annual business of millions aboard the trolley car which by some mishad But genuine ambition chance silencestopped for a moment of dollars The was intense never quite satisfied with existing con- ¬ The little boy looked at the man with the six-year-o- received a public school education wnui practicing physicians may u De Cleveland Leader oecauL thev gressman Botkin says Dont he hoodwinked into buying a spely Dear Doctor It gives me pleasure cial dye for wool and a special dye tor cotto certify to the excellent curative qualities ton If your goods should not be all wool of your medicines IV runa and Man ain you would have 10 buy two packages and I have been afflicted more or lew for a dye your goods twice Putnam Fadeless quarter of a century with catarrh of the Dyes will color either silk wool or cotton stomach and constipation A residence in at one time in the same vessel and you only Washington has increased these troubes have to buy one package A few bottles of your medicine have given me almost complete relief and I am sure that a continuation of them will effect a perFirst Young Attorney You seem to be manent cure Pe run a is surely a wondervery much attached to Miss Goodcatch Second Young Attorney Well she owns ful remedy for catarrhal affections 1 Botkin 300 acres of land Thats sufficient ground The most common form of summer cafor an attachment isnt it Ohio State tarrh is catarrh of the stomach This is ditions works ever toward perfection nose Journal CongressAnd the Httle boy didnt ask his father generally known as dyspepsia 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 Mi Hubinger has made a cures these Merciful heaven muttered the fond 1 Asthma medicine W R Williams An- - twenty five years cases like magic Address Dr Hartman Coparent I am the father of a freak Intioch 111 April 11 1894 lumbus O for a free book dianapolis Journal In her apologies to her husband a worn- Home Seekers Excursions via Biff an lays the blame ot her fault on either her The microbes that cause chills and Four Ronte affections or her nerves Atchison Globe fever and malaria enter the system ¬ ¬ are Congressman Botkin of Winneld Kansas In a recent letter to Dr Hartman Con- ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-n- a j ¬ ¬ George To Effect a Permanent Cure the Prem ¬ FARM FIRE LADDER ises Must lie Cleared of All Angle Worms One That Can Quickly Be Pot In Place Whenever Necessity May De ¬ As a preventive of gapes it is neces- ¬ mand Its Ise sary to rid the premises of the common red or angle worm as their bodies are ¬ The constant usually infected with the gape germ ings may take danger that farm build ¬ fire and have no adesays a correspondent in Fancy Fowls quate attention owing to the lack of Soon after the infected worm is swal ¬ fire apparatus and of men makes it im- ¬ a chick the gape worm devel lowed opes into a small red colored worm portant that all possible precautions bo may promptly which crawls up in the throat and de- ¬ taken that incipient fires be put out A scends into the lower bronchial tubes the greates t ladder for the roof is of importance The cut thereby closing the Mir passage so as to cause the patient to gape for lack of a y y 7r sufficiency of air aid causmg death within a short time if the chick is not relieved The best way to rid of the angle worm is to scatter a quantity of strong lime all over the poultry runs or yards early every spring and ycu will never have any more gapes in your flock I have done this for the past five years and have never had any chicks infected FARM FIRE LADDER with this malady since I began the shows one that can quickly be put in use of lime place It is in the form of a fruit lad ¬ Lime is also a good disinfectant and destroys other disease eerms and ver der at the top and has a small wheel at It can ihus be min The lime is also beneficial to lay the end as shown shoved up over the roof without catch ¬ ing hens as they get a portion of it in picking up their foods as it aids in shell ing on the shingles A hook is placed in the position shown so that the ladder formation When you notice one of your chicks when shoved up to the ridge can be infected with gapes if you will make turned over when the hook will hold it a pill of gum camphor about the size of firmly in place Make the ladder long a small pea and force the patient to enough for any roof you have and have swallow it immediate relief will re another that will reach any roof edge X Y Tribune sult as the gape worm cannot stand the fumes of camphor POULTRY YARD gt ¬ ¬ Simple Treatment for Roup If your fowls are affected with roup I can recommend the following treatment as an infallible remedy Go to your drtiggist and purchase five or ten cents worth of peroxide of hydrogen If the affected birds nostrils arc stopped up clean them out and with a small syringe inject some of tfce hydrogen into them also swab the throat with a feather saturated with the hydrogen Then take a small cloth wet in the hydrogen and bathe the head Repeat this treatment two or three times daily until the fowl is cured which it will be in two or three days except in cases of long standing I have cured chickens that had the roup so badly that their tongues were swollen so that they were forced to hold their beaks open Agricultural Epitomist ¬ AVhnt SnhxoillnK Does Moisture may be retained in the soil plowing harrowing by subsoiling cultivating mulching rolling and by the addition of humus or decayed veg etable matter Subsoiling increases the depth of clayey and compact soils and allows more water to enter them instead of running off on the surface Subsoiling is thus an important means of preventing washing and it also enables the roots to penetrate deeper thus increasing the feeding area Both spring and fall subsoiling are of Ldvrfn tage on a stiff heavy land ¬ ¬ ¬ I The Flavor of Eggi A vast difference exists in the flavor Df egs Hens fsd on clear sound grain ind kept on a clean grass run give much finer product than fowls that have access to stable and manure heaps and all kinds of filthy food Hens feed ng on fish and onions flavor their eggs accordingly just as cows eating onions or cabbage and drinking offensive wa ter impart a bad taste to the milk and butter The richer the food the higher the color of the eggs Wheat and corn give eggs the best color fiural World ¬ discovery which he considers the of crowning event of his wonderful anything else to do eats something Wash career and which is embodied in a ington Democrat new article of commerce known as To Cnre a Cold In One Day Red Cross Starch Red Cross trade Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All He is planning to distribute druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c mark millions of packages of this starch to Hello exclaimed the fish Here to the housewives of America at a merely stay Xo replied the worm I just nominal price to the consumer in order dropped in for a bite Philadelphia to make its merits known without de- Kecord lay Thus for but 5 cents two large Some men work hardest trying to accom10c packages of Red Cross Starch may plish useless things Chicago Daily News be had together with two magnificent Shakespearean views printed in 12 THE MARKETS beautiful colors or a Twentieth Cen- ¬ tury Girl Calendar or for only 20 Cincinnati Sept 21 cents 10 packages of the starch and LIVESTOCK Cattlecommon J 8 J3 a 3 S0 q 5 Ml Select the entire series of eight Shakespearean CALVES butcher- -good lhht 4 90 a 7 23 b VJ Fair to views and one Twentieth Century Girl HOGs Coarse and heavy 4 25 3 i O 4 40 Mitel packers Calendar views alone easily worth uu 4 8U t 3 Lktit shippers 4 m 100 Watch this paper for future SHEEP Choice 3 LAMBS Sprinp 42 ft S 00 of which premium announcements Sh 3 0U 3 2 Winter every lady will certainly want to take FLOUR Wheat patent GKAIN ftM No 2red Nu 3 red advantage V4 Corn N 2 mixed While Mr Hubinger will devote his 21 Oat- - No 2 Ere No 2 best energies to the manufacture of o he will HAY Prim to caoice pork this new and wonderful starch 73 5 Mesa PROVISION f 5 2i Lird not retire from the various financial 13 BUTTER Choice dairy enterprises in which he is interested 24VJ u Choice creamery 3 0 U 3 50 street railways electric lighting plants APPLE- - Choice io tancy l 40 Q l o POTATOES Per bri healthy and the Missisisppi Valley Telephone CHICAGO Mrs Chas Gerbig 304 10000 telephone subscribers Co with 3 50 Q 3 1 FLOUR Winte natcnt j I in Minneapolis and St Paul nor will GRAIN Wheat N 2 red 7o South Monroe St Balti 191119 vl X Chicago h riii- his augmented activity interfere with CORN --3No 2 more Md writes Dear 1 333 3i his social obligations and exercise of OAT---2 2Vi Mrs Pinkham Before tak- 8 05 PORK Mess M the splendid hospitality which he dis ¬ LARD Steam o lVij 5 32i ing Lydia E Pinkhams penses at his palatial Keokuk home NEW YORK Vegetable Compound I was Mr Hubingers family consisting of 3 73 3 50 FLOUR Winter patent unable to become pregnant but since I have used it my himself wife and four children is the Wheat No 2 red Tv8 a fa tt health is much improved and I have a big baby boy the joy pivot around which his activity re- ¬ CORN No 2 mixed 61 RYE volves and while fond of promoting OATS Mixed and pride of our home 8tf 8 75 t 9 50 great enterprises he is still fonder of PORK New mass HINTS LARD Western 8 3 6B his home circle where he spends every BALTIMORE Do not thresh all the oats and wheat moment of time not taken up by busi ¬ FLOUR Family 3 25 ft 3 50 Ai Wheat--NC RAIN 3 red 0fO 71 Leave enough in the sheaf to keep the ness or public cars a Southern i34 poultry in exercise next winter Noth ¬ L9J4 28 f THEIR OPINION OF HIM Oats No 2 white ing like it Bye No 2 western Q 58 5 2 Very likely the old house would be 5 00 CA TLK First quality 5 30 A lllnw IInrd Government Clerk Who HOGS Western 3 91 the better of a new earth floor Re¬ Tried to Make nn Impression INDIANAPOLIS move an inch or two or more if needed 67 GR1 IN Wheat No 8 red Upon Indians of the old soil and replace with new dC Corn No 2 mixed ZZX Do this now OaU No 8 mixed t Last LOUISVILLE Quarters should before this have been from a winter a delegationonofa Indians I Leader loaded with Smokeless powder and New far western state 3 55 3 45 tour of FLOUR Winter patent arranged for laving pullets so that dis ¬ inspection through the 70 interior depart ¬ GRAIN Wheat- No 2 red fa turbing them will not be necessary ment visited the land office Corn Mixed i Rival loaded with Black powder Superior to all where they Oats Mixed 2243 25 Once they begin to lay they should were 5o PORK Mrsintroduced to 1 other brands for 12 never be moved else the laying will be especial charge of the clerk who had LARD team their section of the checked at once country a bumptious little individual UNIFORMITY RELIABILITY AND It is bad practice to feed fowls about with big head This official proceeded Ml the stable door or to do anything to get to overpower the red men with his im ¬ STRONG SHOOTING QUALITIES them into the habit nf frequenting the portance says a Washington corre 3 SHOES n on Horses and hens spondent in the New York Tribune barn and stables Worth 4 to 6 compared with Winchester Shells are for sale by all dealers Insist upon should be kept apart Farm Journal other makes Grasping each one of them cordially Indorsed bv over having them when you buy and you will get the best by the hand he patted them patroniz ¬ 1 HreetllnK Ip Means Success 1000000 wearers ingly on their backs and then delivered ALL STYLES ALL LEATHERS The farmer should lose no time in a THE 8EIUUI haie W L Itoopltk long speech explaining in detail the breeding up all along the line The de name and prire stamped on bottom work o Take no substitute claimed mand is especially strong for good laying the office their interest in it rote rare your TUKTHJNA to be a pood Largest makers stock and the products of good stock he was particular stress on the fact that Powders to our littK of 3 and 35i shoes in the with the happiestr- world Your dealer should keer all along the line There is a ready sale soon as the motive power of it all As TheeflVi In were almost irair- them if not we will send you their entertainer paused for pair on receipt of price State for good horses cattle dairy cows breath the visiting irl and certainly moreiitisfuclorv Indians began to kind of leather size a and width plain or cap toe Teething Powders than from any tiling we ever used is useless for a swine and sheep and it Catalogue B Free grunt and talk among themselves Costs only 25 Cents Ask your Druggist for it If not kept Ty rirugslat W L DOUGLAS SHOE CO Brockton Mass farmer to attempt to compete with those cut to mail What are they saying asked the who have learned the lesson that there egotistical clerk exrecting to hear high C J MOFFETT M D St Louis Mo is no money in scrub live stock unless praise of himself Tell me what thev he too has learned the lesson Inferior are saying Permanently Cured No tits or nerr- horses and inferior meats will never 1 Oousnesfeafter first Uty suseof r Khucs I cannot tell you replied the inter- ¬ ireat Nerve Restorer SS trial bottle and treatise again find even as profitable a market preter it was not for you to READERS OF THIS PAPER free Dr R U KLINE Ltd J31 Arch StPhha 1a hear DESIRINtl IO BUY ANYTHING as they once did Epitomist But the little man insisted and with ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS A N K B 1779 great reluctance the interpreter finally CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING Wintering Bees in Cellars Best Cough Synip Tastes Good Use TUEi ASK FOR REFUSING WHAT yielded They said he translated in time Sold bv druKKinu nHEX WRITING TO ADVERTISERS An experiment is reported from Can ¬ AIiL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS Little man big head heap talk say pletaae state that yon saw tae Advertise ada in wintering bees in which the nothing much fool seat In this paper were placed six inches from the t hives floor and protected with a piece of old woolen carpet placed under the wooden lover When placed in the cellar each colony had 30 pounds of honey which proved more than sufficient for the win- ¬ ter and all the hives wintered success fully The temperature of the cellar shown by a self registering thermometer remained steadily between 40 and To cure or money refunded by not it 60e 50 degrees Fahrenheit merchant so ¬ Tler in Prairie Farmer JOHN C HUBINGER West Northwest Souththrough mucous membranes made west South and Southeast Selling dates Hairs Catarrh Cnre a porous by catarrh heals the August loth 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 germs thus pre plus 200 to authorized points in the folMen are men the best sometimes forget venting and curing these affections lowing 6tates Alabama Arizona ArkanShakespeare sas British Columbia Colorado Florida Georgia Iowa Indian Territory Idaho CAPABLE mother must be a healthy mother Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana The experience of maternity shouldnot 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 stop over privileges etc call on Agents Mrs Cora Gilson Yates Maniste Big Four Route or address the underCo Mich writes T Agt signed W P Deppe A G P Warren J Lynch Gen Pass Tkt Agt Dear Mrs Pinkham Two years ago Cincinnati 0 I heavy drag- ¬ To the North ¬ Pe-ru-n- ¬ ¬ ¬ s3e S ¬ A ¬ ¬ CAPABLE Employment for the Idle Almost anyone when he cant think MOTHER-¬ HOOD ¬ ¬ 5 C 4 2 1 i began having such dull ging pains in my back menses were pro- ¬ fuse and painful and was troubled with I took patent medicines leucorrhoea and consulted a physician but received no benefit and could not become pregnant Seeing one of your books I wrote to you telling you rav troubles and askine for advice You an swered my letter promptly and I followed the directions faithfully and derived so much benent that 1 cannot praise Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com- ¬ I now find myself r pound enough tilt pregnant and have begun its use again I cannot praise it enough Mrs Per ley Moulton Thetford Vt writes Dear rs Pinkham I think Lydia E Pinkhams 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 after pains and am now strong and enjoying good health Baby is also fat and M v -- Vx iimmr nn if No ip 11 fcesJasae Corn--Mix- ed 1 Winchesters Factory Loaded Shotgun Shells - I - B W L ¬ DOUGLAS 350 I ¬ yssi eethinAi IX PIO 4 i CARTERS5NK g ¬ your why try Price mmtsm THE BOURBON NEWS fAftlS Y FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22 1899 Eczema Estill Springs The Only Cure White Sulphur and Chalybeate BnM is more than a skin disease 8Kin remedies can cure it The nw are unable to effect a cure and minorrftl miTtnioa nm ramarrmn SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting Jumble Of Comment Mews And Gov- ¬ Pleasure and Health Resort wfiale trouble is in the blood and Swifts Snecific is th enlv wmwlv On the R N I wkiefa can reach such deep seated blood the Kentucky River broke out on my daughter and to spread until bead was entirely She was treated 1 to the most powerful constitution The omJIiSE 1ST TO OCTOBER 1ST B con- - good doctors Railroad and in the midst of Mountains and Romantic Scenery The White Sulphur is specific for skin and kidney troubles the Chalybeate waters are Natree tonic Hot Sulphur Baths n the house For further particulars addiees on worse and the disease spread face She was to two celebrated springs but re no benefit Many A medicines were token but without re- a ana oy tne uiiai wc ueumea ro iry a henA he- the first bottle was finished Co heal A dozen bottles cured her com-and left her skin perfectly smooth She sixteen years old and has a magnificent ui oit sign oi ine areacuuj ever has nir returned H T Shobk 8704 Lucas Aye St Louis Mo CM J M THOMAS PROPR IRVINE K hr PHILIPS Office over FOLFY r DENTIST an be found at Hotel Fordham at Vardens drug store Carter Harrison will run for ernor of Illinois next year A dispatch from Woodford says that there are six cases of smallpox in Woodford county the whiskey mer Beinheim Bros chants of Louisville will give the city of Louisville a bronze statue of Thomas Jefferson to cost 85000 Mich D H Stuart of Charlotte was married this week to Mrs Mary Brook whom he sent to the penitentiary twenty three years ago for poison ¬ ing her husband The builders trial of the battleship Kentucky sister ship of the Kearaarge will take place about the first week in October and ber official trial will take place in the latter part of October The Kearsarge will go in commission in November and the Kentucky will follow her in December ¬ ¬ Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ¬ ¬ ATTENTION CITIZEXS Dont Suffer the Electropoise ¬ It artificially digests the food and aids work guaranteed Nature in strengthening and reconstructing the exhausted digestive orNEWBALLS MACHINE SHOP gans It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic No other preparation Cor Third and Pleasant St can approach it in efficiency It in- ¬ stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia Indigestion Heartburn Flatulence Sour Stomach Nausea Sick Headache Gastral gi aCramps and all other results of Imperfect digestion Prepared by E C DeWitt A Co Chicago Digests what you eat Now is the time to bring in vour engines mowers and farm machinery for repairs Also Mower and binder blades And don t forest vour lawn hmmmh gas and oil stoves which I will make as good as new Gas steam and water pipe fatting Steel ranges repaired All Qarria5e5 for 5al cures all diseases without the use of medicine A pure Oxygen treatment by absorption It cares where every hing else fails It is needed in every family for it will relieve every weak ness or ailment to the most persisient chronic disease and without the use of a grain of medicine Thousands of people all over the United States from private citizens to Lawyers Doctors Preachers Supreme Judges Editors etc even Crowned Heads of Europe have given written testimonials of these facts B ok of testimonials and matter of great interest with pric of instruments sent free Every familv should have an Electropoise it saves monty induces health Send your address at once and see what people say who have thoroughly teted its merits Agents wanted THE 513 4th St ELECTROPOISE CO Louisville Ky -i ¬ Dont expect local applications ana saives to cure Jczema xney only the surface while the di- comes from within Swifts PERRYS STOVE ARD of aight bTOCK AND TURF NEWS and Main will locate their main office at that place Phone No 4 All calls or bundles entrusted to them will receive prompt at ¬ tention lljly Parker The Bourbon Steam Laundry having secured office room at James corner Fourth I offer for sale my entire stock worth Ladies of buggies pluvious barouches 350 go Kid Oxford sizes 2 toat4 Davis road wagons carts at reduced Thompeon this week for 150 aug4tf Isgrigs prices I will also sell my carriage m shop which is sixty five feet Nature is forgiving and will restore long forty five feet wide and your diseased kidneys that will give yon perfect health by using Dr Sawyer three stories high by W T J H HAGGARD Ukatine D For sale Brooks 3m Paris Ky Til STORE obstinate case It is far ahead of all similar remedies because it cures cases which are beyond their reach S S S is purely vegetable and is the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no potash mercury or other mineral ¬ is the only cure and will reach the most SSSBlood Tr year childs 8 THE GREAT MAJESTIC f S rr MAJESTIC MFG CO v MAJESTIC W JH 53 p MFG CO 5TLHUI5 5TLDUI5 E Books mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia hoes are almost trone get a pair of these low shoes offered at such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson fe w fori rSsSfy lagriga ans4tf HIGH GRADE THE GREAT MAJESTIC I have a complete line of the great Majestic ranges For gas fittings house furnishings plumbing metal roofing door and window screens refrigerators etc I can give the best line for the least mon ¬ Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Turf Notes Will S Talbott shipped a car of horses Wednesday to Columbia S C New York buyers bought 125 export cattle average weight 1600 pounds in Garrard county this week at five cents per pound Jonathan Smith has sold his farm of 386 acres near Newtown to Tbos D Morgan of White Sulphur for 5855 per acre Farmers who intend buying hogs should see the fine Poland China stock to be exhibited al the Paris street fair by George Clayton The Advocate reportes 5000 cattle on the market Monday at Mt Sterling court steers selling at 4i yearlings at 4J to 4J heifers at 3 to 3 and ewes at 350 each Warren Rogers bought George Redmon sixty steers at 4 bought fifteen at 435 A H Hopkins Mules sold bought twenty eight at 4 65 to 100 two and three briskly at year olds bringing 35 to 75 SaleH and The Aetna Life Insurance Co photographer will make three Mantello photos for ten cents during the next two weeks Gallery opposite telephone exchange Cable CHAS- - B DICKSON We Want your name for PASTIME clean illustrated story and Of Hartford Conn humorous paper for the family circle 1 Office over the Bourbon Bank large pages only 75 cents a year on trial 4 months 10 cents We give a 15iytf Assets Jan 1 97 4555727215 nickle silver watch to each subscriber a Liabilities Jan 1 97 3884576990 neat mediam sized watch gua rantetd Surplus Jan 1 97 671150225 One Minute Cough Cure qnickly cures for one year Will keep time for many Paid policy holders since organieation 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 wonderful medicine Watches Bicycles Sewing Machines W W Merton May quick and snfp thus etc Sample and particulars free The Aetna Life issues every desir- hew Wis W T Brooks Send us your adoress to day if you do no more and Fee how easily you can get able form of Life Term Endowment My agency insures against something nice you waut We will surand Accident Insurance a minute prise you fire wind and storm best oH re- ¬ send now Please dont wait stamps for Better enclose 5 prompt paying compani- trial subscription and present or 38 liable Resident Agent stamps for watch and paper while the esnon-union Paris Ky watches are going free The PASTIME W 0 HINTON Agent Pub Co Louisville Ky a bright 15 1 DENTIST DONT WAIT A MINUTE Good Watches Absolutely Free 9969780801 ¬ ¬ Mlllor L H Landman M D ey St jea7ABSS TiT - - - - BENJ PERRY Paris Ky 1600 hog and oat of a sow by the noted Chief Tecum eh 2d Also a nice lot of Spring pigs by boars and two sows of same litter sired POLAND CHINAS for SALE I Iwsre for sale two extra good Fall s Model the -- f No 503 W Ninth Stteoi Cincinnati Ohio They are simply perfect writes Robt Moore of La Fayette Ind of Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris y DeWitts Little Early Risers the famous little pills for constipation and TUESDAY Oct lOth 1899 all liver ailments Never gripe W T Brooks returning every second Tuesday in each ¬ WOOd I SIMS twSTuSrSim 8TIBBS SEEDS re cleaned new crop and of highest quality It costs comparatively no Are thorougt more to sow SQbst Grade Seeds than the ordinary stocks so generally offered while the results will d War more satisfactory Our Catalogue gives fullest in formation about Grasses and Clovers soils the varieties are adapted for best combinations to give largest results in hay or pasturage care of pas¬ tures and meadows etc Write for Catalogue and prices of any seeds required lOHN CONNELLY 1 Ewes For Sale Reference nonth Every leading physicianin Kentucky Paris WOOD a KSMSiK Fertilizer eIc Brook and Jefierson Sfs LOUISVILLE i KY bf Wtdiey my fine yearling boar KENTUCKY U S by soch sires as 16623 winner Won at more We have fifteen hundred yonnj PARIS KENTUCKY thrifty ewes for sale Will sell any Work guarantee satisfactory Calif part of the number promptly answered Your work h FISHER FRETWELL solicited Prices reasonable Aug-l-t- f Paiis Ky My brood sows are all recorded in Central and Ohio P C Records and are OsuMle Sweepstakes GWDAVIS FURNITURE CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC FUNERAL Administrators Notice All persons having claims against the estate of J Q Ward deceased will pre sent tbem properly proven according to law at the office of J Q Ward Jr ¬ TWIN BROTHERS MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE Is now going on in all departments It will be to your interest to take advantage of this sale Everything will be sold as ad- ¬ vertised for 30 days only Note the following low prices j Chief Tecumseh 2d Worlds Fair Correspondence solic ing elsewhere Visitors welcome Prices reasonited able Terms cash GEORGE CLAYTON f5utctson Bourbon County Ky FURNISHINGS als to correspond lome and lok over say berd and get mv prices before buy Calls for Ambulance Attended to ¬ find and I also have the good individu prizes and sired more prize wiuuers Can any hog that ever lived Van1 Chief and other Kood ones Better breeding than this is hard to ¬ for settlement All persons knowing themselves in debted to the estate of the deceased will please call and settle J M J Q WARD Jr altf Paris Ky ¬ ¬ Promptly Day Phone 137 Nigrht lOO Cheap Rates To New York via C O Ry Account Dewey Celebration On account of the Dewey Celebration the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will sell roand trip tickets to New York City on September 26th 27th and 28tb t 2460 for the round trip limited to October 4th returning and on account of the Dewey Reception in Washington D C round trip to Washington on September 30th and October 1st at f 19 40 limited to October 6th The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway is the only line from Lexington with through sleeping and dining cars to New York and Washington without change For sleeping car reservations apply or write to Geo W Barney Div Passenger Agent r Dry Jmkzff V i Goods Department sold at 10 r I 1 1 - Cupel Platting LIKE FRESH THINGS JOHIC B CASTLEMAN ARTHUR G LANGHAM in Depan apt One thousand yards Percale 4 M 4 and aji be found at my store TIy groceries are all fresh stock and as good as anybody rnells My stock keep fresh because I sell it out fast and uy new goods Come to see me I want your trade Orders rilled promptly The freshest Vegetables and Fruits in the Paris market Cents per Yard in this Clear- ance Sale it goes at 5 Cents per Yard Come Eany and get first choice 12 1 2 y V Prices in this Department have also ve have just received a full been reduced line of Fine Moquette Rugs in all size Also New Mattings and Carpets Call and inspect our line j-sj--- 55 - 5 -- 5 -- - ei m in 1 1 1 1 1 1 minimum m i mini m mil mm i mini 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 GEORGE N PARRIS Lexington Ky Bents Fomisni Department j g BRECKINRIDGE CASTLEMAN KOYAI INSCEANGE OF LIVERPOOL Company The LlTgest Fire InsuranceTransacted in the World Largest Business in Kentucky GO Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a scientific compound having the endorsement ot eminent physicians and the medical press It digests what you eat and positivelv cures dyspepsia M A Ketron Bloomingdale Tenn says it cured him of indigestion of ten years standing W T Brooks 7Z 100 and All Monarch Shirts sold at 125 Clearance Sale Price 85 cents a lot of Soft Bosom Shirts sold at 50 and 75 cents go in this sale at 25 cents each g 1 Take a pill that is a pill built on medical science by an able physician such is the short story of Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake Pills For sale by W T Brooks Does the Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States r L S ii 11 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ti 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 111 11 1 1 is V v i Glotuino Department 4 Shoe Deoartmea t Ladies Shoes sold at 150 and Clearance Sale Price 100 Ladies Slippers sold at 100 and Plooronxi Quia Prino w HTf U1VC11C4UW kJtlJ ix F0 M - BARBEE CASTLEMAN Manager Southern Department Louisville Ky Offices Columbia Building The best life insurance policy on earth is to keep perfect kidneys The best BOARD Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY medicine on earth for those kidneys is have made ample preparations for warm weather by put ing in four fans at their barber shop Three will be run by water power and one by electricity while yon get a cool comfortable shave tf Crawford Bros Mens Suits sold at 600 Clearance Sale 3 90 Price Childrens Linen Suits at 25 Cents a Suit Linen Pant3 at 15 Cents per Pair 200 150 1 IFt - L Mens Shoes at 95 Cents per Pair ContH vuw g-- ---j CDSCIMATI HAMILTON DAYTON RAILWAY THE MICHIGAN LINE Direct Line via Toledo and Detroit to the Summer Resorts of Dr Stwvers Ukatine People who had suffered for years found no cure for their Kidney disorders until they used Dr Sawyers Ukatine For sale by W T Brooks jVtiwfncj attf rut-in-Bay an a J a and tfte Sreat laftes Mackinac Sault Ste Marie Les Cheneaux Islands Bass Mt Clemens Maud Beach 2tXi4dte Georgian Bay Muskota Lakes Toronto Thousand Islands They wear like iron those childrens Oxfords and slippers that ro almost for the asking at Davis Thompson Ifgg8 ang4 tf Best on the market for coughs and colds and all bronchial troubles for Slfinp it has no equal writes Henry R Whitford South Canaan Conn of One Minute Cough Cure W T Brooks This is a Bona Fide Sale to duce Stock Remeixxber Re- ¬ the Plae Only Six Hours from Cincinnati to the Great Lakes -S FOUR MAGNIFICENT TRAINS A DAY iS- For cy enformatwa regarding Summer Tours Dcall on near6t C H G Edwards Aizeot or write Passenger Traffic Manager Cincinnati Ohio D d 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 newest styles and mounts tf I TWIN BROTHERS Seventh and Main Streets

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