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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. j Work it tliAaama nmoa pay for inferior work elsewhere ity to use them we are Dre- pared to furnish First Class Job to use it roe wise merchant tlf advertises in the dull season and profits from it ccssccc38cccace8ccc3eifr CHAMP BRO Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established fb l 1881 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29 1899 NO 77 Copper Colored MILLERSBURG No KCCC8CCCB3CCCj83CCC3CCCX3 Splotches JUST A PLAIN STORY WITH NO FA1NCY FRILLS Our lines of Shoes are without doubt the best in this city We sell no shoes that are not standard make Do you re- ¬ Well there is alize what that means this about it when you buy from us it means a better shoe tor 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 tht m 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 Note Gathered In And About The Hura There is only one cure for Contagious Blood Poison the disease which has completely beffled the doctors They are totally unable to cure it and direct their efforts toward bottling the poison fine artist up in the blood and concealing it from end is a J Hal Woodford has bought fourteen view S 8 8 cures the disease posi- ¬ feeders from Thos McClintock ten from tively and permanently by forcing oat Kobt Miller and twelve from JMcIntyre every trace of the taint McClintock at 4 50 per cwt Mr and Mrs Carlton Miller have le tniued to Atlanta The election for a new trustee for the city school will take place on October 7 Mr A Traliot of Lexington came down Monday to fresco the Christian Church He has done several jobs here OH YES JSut you will COALS you would once burn THERE ARE OTHER never give those others a thought if I was afflicted with a terrible blood disease The ladies of the Baptist Church will which was in spots at first but afterwards spreaa an over my Doay give a Coffee Social Friday night at the These soon broe out into All cordially sores and it is easy to home of J GK Smedlev nU d mission ten cents imagine the suffering I invited endured Before I be- ¬ came convinced that the Take your laundry to J Will Clarke doctors could do no good agent for Bourbon Steam Laundry I had spent a hundred Repairs free Send on Weineeday and dollars which was really Leave at Corriug thrown away I then return on Friday tried various patent ton Smedlevs medicines but they did not reach the disease Mrs J Smith Clarke has opened a When I had finished my oew milHnerv stort n xt door to C W first bottle of S S 8 I greatly improved Howards and has a full stock of new was and was delighted with millinery She will have a Fall open- the result The large red splotches on my ins on to day aud to morrow All hest began to grow paler and smaller and entirely I regained friends are invited to call belore pur before long disappeared my lost weight became stronger and my ap- ¬ chasing petite greatly improved I was soon entirely well and my skin as clear as a piece of glass The marriage of Miss Caroline Cur ¬ H L Myers 100 Mulberry St Newark N J and Mr W D Mclntyre will be Dont destroy all possible chance of a rent solemnized at a home wedding on Octocure by taking the doctors treatment ber 10th They will leave immediately ¬ I MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO am the Sole Agent for this celebrated coal in Paris axiKj my iui il cue nu innci UJtry die JUM what you have to pay for other Jellicos picj GEO W STUART IMrectly Opposite L A N Freight lepot 3CCC9eCCCCCC3CCC3CCC These minerals Lexington to attend the cause the hair to fall out and will for nuptials then going Eeast with wreck the entire system the latter for a trip of mercury and potash Stofer-McClintoc- k NINE TAILORS May make a man all right but nine are not abso- ¬ I lutely necessary have a fine selection of Fall SSSBlood is T at Davis Thompson blood remedy guaranteed ang4 tf Isgrigs potash mercury or other mineral Books on the disease and its treat- ¬ Best on the market for coughs and ment mailed free by Swift Specific Com ¬ colds atod all bronchial troubles for pany Atlanta Georgia croup it has no equal writes Henry R Wbitford South Cauaan Conn of One Minute Cough Cure WTBrooks purely vegetable and is the only the asking to contain no They trear like iron those childrens Oxfords and slippers that go almost for Ewes For Sale Wh 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 Paiis Cast Shoe Slum 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham fifteen hundred young L Grinnan the Photographer is now ewes for sale Will sell any prepared to make high grade photos at thrifty pare of the number bis residence on Henderson street near FISHER FRETWELL City School Call and see samples of Aug-l-t- f Paiis Ky tf newest styles and mounts have H PICKLIN S STOUT P At F Lowrys Old Stand Administrators Notice All persous having claims against the estate of J Q Ward deceased will pre sent tbein properly proven according to law at the office of J Q Ward Jr for settlement All persons knowing themselvrs in debted to the estate of the deceased will please call and ettle J Q WARD Jr J M altf ¬ ¬ -- DeWitts Little Early Risers the famous little pills for constipation and all liver ailments Never gripe W T Brooks writes They are simply perfect Fayette Ind of Robt Moore of La ¬ l SEASON NOW ON Paris Ky ammmmmmmmmmmmmmi nently cure chronic constipation billious ness nervousness and worn out teeling cleanse and regulate the entire system Small pleasant never gripe or sicken W T Brooks famous little pills DeWitts Little Early Risers perma- ¬ preparations for warm weather by pnt ing in tour fans at their barber shop Three will be run by water power and one by electricity while you get a cool tf comfortable shave Crawford Bros have made ample PURE CIDER VINEGAR PURE SPICES I - lllillllllUllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllMlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll n suffered for years found no cure for Kok pure Michigan White Seed Rye their Kidney disorders nntil they used zo to Geo W Stuart s directly opposite Dr Sawyers Ukatine For sale by W T Brooks N freight depot L Minute The best life insurance policy on earth is to keep perfect kidneys The best medicine on earth for those kidneys is People who had Dr Sawyers Ukatine 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 IN THE R pntumouia left my lungs in bad shape aud I was near the fht stages of con sumption Cne Minute Couuh Cure Of 544 Fourth Avenue Lou ¬ completely cured me writes Helen Mc isville Ky Henrv Bismark N D Gives instant relief W T Brooks Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky ¬ Theres always hope while theres One Cough Cure An attack of DR GOLDSTEIN Phone 178 J M RION The Tenth Street Grocer Scorks of patrons test if v to the great On Monday October 2 18H sh oe bargains bought from our bargain Returning once every month Eyes ex counters amined and glasses scientifically ad Davis Thomson Isgrig sepl2 ly justed Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a scientific compound having the endorsement ot eminent phxsicians aud the medical GO TO THE press Tt digests what von ent aud M TATIONARY CO posit vely cures dyspep ia A PARIS PRIrl AND Ketron Bloomingdale Tenn says it cured him of indigestion of ten years FOR ALL Y T standing Brooks IKentuckvs Great Trots ¬ ¬ - 0FT03ER 3rd TO 14th 1899 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 SCHOOL SUPPLIES PAPERS MAGAZINES NEW HOOKS THE LATEST STATIONARY MUSIC ETG Miss McCarthys Old Stand IIIIIIIII1III1IIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIII1 III IZIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII I II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - BUGGIES CARRIAGES WAGONS CARTS WE ADTB1T1SED TO QUIT BESINESS We did quit the Clothing Business and went into the BEPSPHXaBStakcs Stakes and Purses and Purses JnnaA ¬ THE WORLDS BEST Tuesday October 3 THE S16000 FUTURITY RACE MEETING Butcher Business and how we did Now race on record ldolita 2121 Boralnia 11 Kxtasv 213 Mary OcfotftC 214 The Mer chant 2H etc Tho -- unast T y-o dont think that because the Street Fair is over we Wednes lay October 4 HOOSIER DRILLS Faro Machinsry of Ever have gone back into the Clothing Business Mt We have not With Tho Ky We are still slaying prices Our patrons have worked for 20714 rommy ftritton 20S 7i4 Union us for twelve years We propose to work for them this hirzdi October 5 Winter and sell the TMUS i ao TRANSYLVANIA IWr the Great 207 Lord Vincent C THH KE FOk ALL TROT Vhlmtt 20V4 Oeerrw Monday October 9 THE 3000 WALNUT HALL CUP Lord Vincent WW Sarah S 209 Surpol 210 Royal Baron 210 The Queen 210 Wllask 211 Valpa 209 and others Tuesday October 10 THE 3000 ASHLAND Peter the Great 2 i1 Tommy Brit ton 208 Elloree 20 Ron er209 Who Is It 2W mi other nicks Other Days The 4000 Tennessee Stake 209 I B BEST GOODS THAT THE TRADE AFFORDS AT j J Farming Simplies ST MS WILSON STRICTLY COST FOR CASH We still have the stuff come and get it Remember that the Slaughter Continues until Sold Out Charley Hrr 4 Sarah S Ktafpnonil 2K loyal Dan ui 21 etc I 210 3nrpol2lU fcu8J The GO Rntlilitj The 3000 Stock Farm Puree 2-v- -o pacer 5g g The2rM Jdinaton Weet Blue Gram K ntue ky and other stikes daily uuuuiimmmmuuumuuuS U J Talbott 9 o WoiM Famoaa Horses and Drivers in Big Stakes Webers Unrivaled Military Band in Daily Concerts For farther information address II If Rate3 Oi All Railroads II Y WILSON ScVy THE BOURBON NEWS PAK1S KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29 1899 IS NO POLITICIAN - Totsie McFadden Say we is disappoint ed De las chapter of dis book says dat de Bores Arming Equippng and Storing Sap Capt Crozier a Member Talks Entertain The Trouble With the Yaqui in Mexico beautiful heroeen lived to be an old vcman plies for a Long Struggle Free State ingly of the 1 roceedlngs at The Growing Worse Instead of Abating and was highly respected We don want Hague International Treaty Dewey Has No Desire to Become Pres ¬ is Also Intent on War nothink about no old woman Wat we scattering Into Mnall Hands wants is de new woman an if yuuse cant ident of the United Statesgive us somethink about de new woman give Washington Sept 26 Capt Crozier Bloemfentein Sept 28 The volks Austin Tex Sept 26 Judging from us our nickel back and well buy chestnuts raad of the Orange Free State has f the ordnance bureau who was a reports that reached here Monday from See Washington Post ¬ He Thnvs the Filipinog in the Coarse of unanimously resolved to instruct the member of the international confer- Ortiz state of Sonora Mex the Yaqui Its Effect on Trade government to use every means to in- ¬ ence at The Hague has returned to his Indian warfare is rapidly Time culd lie Able to Govern growing How are things moving along in the resluties in the war department Capt sure peace without violating the honor hcniteiveg- - Gen Otis lias orse instead of abating Lieut Ma taurant business these days Ijo iuo Much or independence of the Free State or Crozier talks entertainingly of the jeran has Tried to Well I notice that since the Dreyfus ver arrived at Torres on his way the Transvaal a further reso- ¬ proceedings of the conference and to the City of Mexico to make official dict came in I dont have any more orders In for fried frogs legs New York ept 27 In an inter- lution the volksraad declared Chicago Tribune its opin- is well pleased with what was accom- reports as to the progress of the camview with the Evening Post Tuesday ion that war would be criminal but plished He says that it was known paign He says there has been no God gives a man his tools but he must acAdm Dewey who arrived at New York asserted that come what might the as soon as the conference assembled cessation in the warfare being waged quire his trade Rams Horn Tuesday in reg ard to the Philippines Free State would faithfully fulfill its that there could be nothing done re against the Indians by the Mexi ¬ among other things said obligations to the Transvaal in virtue garding the decrease of armies and can government He reports that I thought that this thing in the of the existing political the cessation of invention and pro alliance the Indians have scattered into Philippines would be over long before London Sept 2S The Cape Town gress in the matter of offensive and small bands and are now vigorously this as it should have been I cant correspondent of the Daily News says defensive warfare but the subject was waging a guerilla warfare and that imagine how they have stood out un The pass of Laing s Nek will be oc- considered and given attention though the Mexican soldiers have adopted til now Of course there was a rainy cupied Thursday with sufficient nothing approaching an agreement mS0 similar tactics and are also divided into season and I suppose little was done strength for present needs under the was ever reached To Uapt Crozier the most important small scouting parties and that there One great trouble out there has been belief that the Boers will attack Natal frequent engagements between that G n Otis has tried to do too much immediately hoping to forestall the and interesting feature of the confer are soldiers and the Indians The In ence which was agreed upon is the the I told him so He wants to be general landing of the Indian contingent dians avoid open engagements with governor judge and everything else Dispatches from Pretoria and Johan- treaty for an international code of civ- the soldiers rather harrassing them to have hold of all the irons No man nesburg speak of the probability of ilized warfare The basis of the code can do this This is the great trouble hostilities within a week One corre- ¬ wa the celebrated order No 100 issued with attacks from secure positions in along the the mountains It is enough for a man to do one thing spondent says British subject will in 1SG3 by the United States during mountain roads and infrequentlyrough caus not Does your head ache Pain back of to be one thing but when a man tries be given a certain period within which the civil war in which a code for the ing much loss of life among the sol your eyes Bad taste in your mouth to do everything and be everything it to quit the countr If they desire to treatment of prisoners non combat diers with little harm to themselves Its your liver Ayers Pills are is easy to imagine the result remain they must make application to ants spies women church and prop liver pills They cure constipation Gen Torres in command of the MexThe fight in the Philippines should that effect and the application will be erty was provided headache dyspepsia and all liver The most serious point of difference ican troops asks the Mexican war de be easily ended complaints 25c All druggists The people had been considered on its merits partment to send a force of ruraies to so bady treated for such a length of Four in this matter was the treatment ol assist him as it is thought they can Another correspondent says Want your moustache or beard a beautiful l i urowu r nru macK rf rti inert use time by the Spaniards that they are thousand rifles and a quantity of am- ¬ those citizens in an invaded country render very effective service against who without officers organization or BUCKINGHAMS DYE ttMBSr distrustful This is the great difficulty munition just arrived at Johannesburg The Yaquis hold the or DpuggistsOW R P Hall A Co Nashua H in dealing with them Where we have and are being distributed by the field uniform fought in defense of their the Indians mn imsr m ruraies in great dread as they are met them and they have been in such cornets The burghers of Pretoria homes and country The smaller na old time enemies and a most for contact with us as to learn that we 4000 in number are equipped and tions of the continent and England their During the past ten midable foe ¬ WAR IS VERY NEAR THE PEACE CONGRESS INDIAN WARFARE Yliey Were rp-te-D- ate flIWtIWIIWIWI1W1lIWIWIWIlllWlimiNl ¬ i I S t i 44 The Prudent Man Setteth His House in Order 1 ¬ Your human tenement should be given i even more careful attention than the i t house you live in Set it in order by i thoroughly renovating your vohole sys ¬ i tem through blood made pure by taking 2 Then every organ I Hoods Sarsaparilla VJiLl act promptly and regularly c i e ¬ ¬ ¬ JkodS Sabtohwuffo iitieiiitMitiiaHiMiiiMiiiiiiiiMi 3 fTinnn sV nil nr mirrJxl 7Wy ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TAPE JMHiC WORMS a A ¬ ¬ least came on the scene after my taking two CASCARETS This I am sure has caused my bad health for the past three years I am still taking Cascarets the only cathartic worthy oi notice by sensible people Geo W Bowles Baird Mass CANDY A tape worm eighteen feet long at ¬ ¬ 5 pW ¬ ¬ TRADE MARK PE3I5TEFJED ¬ ¬ Good Pleasant Palatable Potent- - Taste Good Do Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe 10c 25c 50c I 1 Sterling Remedy CoMpisT Chiero Montreal CURE CONSTIPATION New Yrk M3 rinri BO CTB N m UnTfi RJlP I U DAO Sold an1 Karariteecl by all gists to ClK Tobacco Habit ¬ mean to treat them well where they have seen that we mean what we say there is no trouble They stand by us all the time All of them will learn this in time They will get from un der the influence of Aguinaldo or rather those people who are behind Aguinaldo who as I said before is a mere tool Do I think the Filipinos are fit for self government Well no not just now They probably will be in a lit tle time They are a very queer peo-¬ ple a very queer mixture many of them are quite civilized and good peo ¬ ple but I do not think they are fit for self government just yet But when I say that I must add at the same time that it is my candid opinion that they are more fitted for it than the Cubans that they are a better people than the Cubans in every way I do wish how-¬ ever that the whole business was settled and I think that after a little the Filipinos will take kindly to us It was suggested to the admiral that the democratic slate had been settled with Adm Dewey for the presidency and Gen Wheeler for the vice presi dency Well said the admiral we should Gen make a pretty mess of it Wheeler of course has had wme training in the political school but then he is a West Pointer I had for ¬ He would want to run gotten that as he would a regiment everything and of course would make a splendid mess of it You can not run a govern ment as you would a regiment Well admiral suggested the re ¬ porter it would not be such a change from the ship Oiympia to the ship of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ especially contended for the right of awaiting the order to advance such persons to treatment as legit The Daily Telegraph publishes the following from its correspondent in imate sodiers of the nation to whici they belonged On the other hand Cape Town I regret to note a universal opinion the strong military governments main that war is very near Everywhere tained that only soldiers in uniform the Boers are active and bellicose properly officered and armed should of soldiers treatment They are arming equipping and stor ¬ receive and all others be subject to be shot as ing supplies for a protracted struggle It was The Transvaal government has fail- ¬ guerillas without quarter ed in an attempt to purchase 10000 finally decided that men in an invaded sacks of wheat here but Boer agents country should be considered as solare scouring South Africa to buy pro- ¬ diers if they complied with these pro visions Proof accumulates of the ex- visions Were organized under a reistence of a great Dutch conspiracy sponsible officer carried guns openly against British supremacy in South wore some distinctive badge or em Africa The Free State is believed to be blem and observed the laws and cus involved and there is no doubt that toms of war These regulations are the Orange government is intent on not required in case of sudden inva war Many Boers in the northern dis¬ sion so that they ean not be complied tricts of Cape Colony are joining our with provided the combatants obprobable enemy The Dutch republics served the laws and customs of war Tne protection of non combatants of will together be able to muster 35000 men nearly all mounted I learn that women and children and of property is the Free State has decided to put 10 provided for The treatment of and definition of spies is one of the arti000 into the field At Liverpool it is asserted that the cles Works of artare no longer conWhite Star steamer Britannic and sidered spoils of war and are not to be other steamers have been engaged as carried away or destroyed The de-¬ transports to carry troops to South struction of public buildings and other public property is not allowed unless Africa A run is commenced on the banks in it is absolutely necessary for military Transvaal and the Orange Free State purposes Private property is not to ¬ days a great many miners have arrived at Ortiz having been driven out of the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mountains by the threatening situation and all bear tales of murder and Dozens of skirmish fights bloodshed have resulted in a number of soldiers and Indians being killed and several miners have lost their lives Many of them have deserted paying mines in order to save their lives The entire country tributary to the uprising is in a state of fermentation and all the Americans are leaving as rapidly as possible Dividing the soldiers into small squads scatters the war over a wider range of mountain territory and every section of the Yaqui country is terrorized ¬ 1 ¬ CAN NOT GO TO CHICAGO Owing to Illness of Mme Diaz President Diaz Has Appointed Lie Ignacion Mariscal as His Representative ¬ ¬ Citt of Mexico Sept 26 President Diaz can not go Chicago on account of the illness of Mme Diaz He has appointed Lie Ignacion Mariscal minister of foreign relations to go as his ¬ ¬ ENDED BY SPRING Gen Fred Funston Former Colonel of the 2C th Kansas ars the War in the Philippines Will Soon Be Over ¬ state said the admiral it would be a very great change I am not a politician I am a sailor my training has been ail that way I am at home on board my ship I know my busi ness or at least should know it and I do not want to mix up in the affairs of government I am perfectly satisfied to live and die a simple sailor who tried to do his duty I am not a politician I can not make a speech even I wish I could but I have to be con tent with my lot Some one said just then to the admiral that his son was reported to have made the statement to the effect that rehis father was a Yes ¬ ¬ dyed-in-the-wo- ol Sept 2S Gen Frederick Funston formerly colonel of the 20th Kansas volunteers and now en route home from Manila in a letter received by a friend here Wednesday predicts that the war in the Philip ¬ pines will have been ended by spring Gen Funston says I would really see the war through to the like to finish not for the position I hold but because my fighting blood is up I am confident that by spring it will be over The indications are that a very ag- ¬ gressive campaign will be inaugurated this fall and the will have they lacked what before 3000 Fort Scott Kas ¬ ¬ cavalr absolutely indispensable in a guerilla war Lord wouldnt I like to command a cavalry brigade I have never for a minute had any qualms as to the justice of this war We are representative President Diaz Monday night expressed deep regret that he must forebe seized and held except in cases go the pleasure of the trip which he of necessity and is not to be had looked forward to with keen de-¬ taken unless absolutely needed sire He had hoped to meet the leadchurch property is to be respect- ing men of the neighboring republic ed and the rules of the Red Cross and felt that the occasion would be of now used on land are extended much benefit to both countries While to maritime warfare While nearly all the illness of Mme Diaz has all along the delegates agreed that there should placed a degree of uncertainty about be more humaneness in warfare there the plans of the president for his were disagreements at times which northern journey it was hoped until made the subject difficult to adjust Monday that her condition might im-¬ However an earnest desire to reach prove sufficiently to allow President an agreement finally prevailed with Diaz to be absent So strong was thia the result that a treaty was drawn expectation that Monday the senate which received the support of all the again took up the matter of the prorepresentatives of the nations present posed vitdt and increased the amount The action of the United States in tak- of the appropriation for the expenses ing the lead in the matter of humane- of the president and his party to 150 ness in warfare back in 1S63 was 000 in gold The former appropriation favorably commented on by a number was Si00u00 in silver It was shortly of the delejratea after this action that the announce ¬ ment of the change in President Diazs MUST STOP MOBILIZING plans was announced England Will Be Notified That It Will Il Regarded as an Unfriendly Act by THE AMERICAN PRISONERS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ jjr I N 17 - g - i the Transvaal Government London Sept 26 A special dispatch from Pretoria says that the members of the volksraad believing that the British notes are intended to gain time for the concentration of troops urge the government to adjourn the faad immediately and to send Great Britain a note declaring that furthex mobilizatiou will be regarded as ar unfriendly act Trenches earthworks and sand ba defenses are being erected in all available approaches to the capital Capk Town Sept 26 It is reported from Pretoria that Commandant Gen Piet Joubert reckons on 18000 Trans vaal trooDs 16000 from the Oran Free State 8000 from Cape Colony 2000 from Natal and 6000 Hollanders German and others lablicly Miot Beigkade Sept 26 Knezevic wai shot publicly Monday afternoon ir the presence of a large crowd for ar alleged attempt on the kings ifte It view of the absence of trustworthy evidence the finding of the tribunal it the subject of general condemnation After the sentences were read Paisitcl was informed that King Alexandei had pardoned him ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It ¬ publican The admiral laughed outright and right and they are wrong is Reported That the Filipino Con gress lias Resolved to Release 14 of ¬ I hope that when they are conquered they will be made to feel for many turning arounl pointed to a piece of years the iron hand of military rule wood laying on the deck some yards the only kind for which the- - are suitMy ed I think the islands a most valuaaway at the same time saying son knows as much about what my ble acquisition Their natural re- ¬ politics are as that piece of stick sources are almost beyond computaThe admiral would not say a word tion From a strictly money stand about the alleged interference of the point they are great ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Them Wednesday or Thursday who had been held by the insurgents since June have arrived at AngeUS Manila Sept 26 Two Englishmen hing Burning Scaly Blotchy Humors Instantly Relieved and Speedily Cured by - German admiral Diedrichs at Manila Gradually Worked His Way Up The North American Sangerbund Michael S Cor bett Detroit manager of the Western Union Telegraph Co died at Harper hospital Tuesday of consumption Mr He oe Corbett was 41 years of age gan working for the Western Union in 1876 as an operator and gradually worked his way up until he was made local manager nere in 1891 Detkoit Sept 27 uesday purchased prop ertv at Twellth and Central streets upon which he expects to build a play ¬ house that will exceed in seating capacity the largest housa in Kansas City in St Louis 1 Butler who built the Standard theater A New Theacer in Kansas City Kansas Cm Mo Sept 27 Ed New Orleans Sept 2S Prof J H Beiier president of the National Union North American Sangerbund Wednesday announced the result of the election for the selection of members of the musical advisory council as follows John Lund chairman Buf falo Louis Ehrgott Cincinnati Wm Lang St Louis Gus Ehrhorn Chicago Robert If Heussler Buffalo The sangerfest will be held in Buffalo N Y in 1901 ¬ ¬ ¬ They report that the Filipino congress has resolved that 14 American prisoners shall be surrendered on Wednes day or Thursday They have however no informa tion as to the whereabouts of Capt Charles If Rockefeller of the 19th in fantry who disappeared in April last and of whom no trace has been dis¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ covered They assert that three Americans who were captured by the rebels are acting as officers in tne insurgent armj Dr Herman Wadsworth Harley Suicides 26 Dr Herman Boston Sept Wadsworth Hayley 35 years old instructor of latin in Wesleyan university and a member of the faculty was found dead in his room in the United ¬ Washington Sept 28 The promo ¬ tion to the grade of rear admiral of Capt A H MeCormick commandant of the Washington navy 3ard was announced at the navy department Wed-¬ nesday The Boilermakers Mrike Capt Mctormick Promoted States hotel Monday with his throat He had committed suicide He cut was one of the finest classical scholars Lately he had been in the country haunted bv the fear of losing his mind New Torpedo Boat Craven Launched Bath Me Sept 26 The new tor-¬ ¬ The itching and burning I suffered in my feet and limbs for three years At night they were worse and would keep me awake a were terrible I consulted doctor ITCHING greater part of the night road most ofdoctor afteralso one as I was travelling on the my time aUliriDd 0f our city doctors None of the doctors knew what the trouble was I got a lot of the different samples of the medicines I had been using I found them of so many different kinds that I concluded I would have to go to a Cincinuati hospital before I would get relief I had fre-¬ quently been urged to try CUTICURA REMEDIES but I had no faith in them My wife finally prevailed upon me to try them Presto What a change I am now cured and it is a permanent cure I feel like kicking gome doctor or mvself for suffering three vear9 when I could have used IE JENKINS Middleboro Ky CUTICURA remedies Prices Advanced The 26th Regiment Sails for Manila ¬ Washington Sept 23 Quartermas Stove Man ter Long at San Francisco has reportmembers of the Southern uf acturers association met here Tues ¬ ed to the war department that the day and advanced prices 5 per cent strike of the boilermakers at that This is really an increase of 30 per place will delay the United States cent over the price of stoves a year transports very little if at all 27 Chattanooga Tenn Sept The San Francisco Sept 26 The 26 tt regiment U S V sailed Monday for Manila on the transport Grant In addition to the 26th the Grant will carry 250 recruits of various regimeuts together with nurses and hospital Sirs Cordelia Motrins Case Colored Troops Mutiny dispatch to the London Sept Daily Mail from Pietcrmartizburv Natal says that the colored multeers at Jadsmith mutinied and declined o go tc the front iti the artillery 27 A Thirty San Francisco Sept 28 days further stay of execution was granted to Mrs Cordelia Botkin by Judge Cook Wednesday The appeal to the supreme court is not yet per fected pedo boat Craven was successfully launched Monday afternoon The Craven was christened with American champagne by Miss Amy Craven oi Philadelphia granddaughter of the corps men previously assigned to the late commander Belief They Played Wild West Sept 26 Robert Ind Nkwt York Sept 26 A daughter Montgomery aged 16 shot Isaac Ba¬ was born at midnight to the wife oi ker aged 15 Monday morning with a Cornelius Vanderbilt jr Mrs Vacder shotgun above the heart while playing Wild West Baker may recover bilt arrived from Newport Sunday Another Tanderbilt Heiress Speedy Cure Treatment Bathe the affected parte vrith HOT water and CUTICURA SOAP to cleanse Dry the skin and scalp of crusts and scales and soften the thickened cuticle rubbing and apply CUTICURA Ointment freely to allay itching without hard irritation and inflammation and soothe and heal and lastly take CUTICURA RESOLVENT to cool and cleanse the blood Bleep in the severest forms of eczema and other itching burning and scaly Rockport This sweet and wholesome treatment affords instant relief permits rest and ¬ humors of the skin scalp and blood and points to a speedy permanent and economical cure when all other remedies and even the best physicians fail Price Tire Set 125 or Soap 25c OiirriretfT 50c and Rksolyxxt half size 50c Sold How to hrouRhont the world Pottxk Drug i5d Camn Corp Sole Prop Boston Mas Scaly Humors mailed fret Core Itching THE BOURDON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29 1899 3 DEWEY HERE The Olympia Arrived at Sandy Hook Early Tuesday Morning Very Unexpectedly HERO OF MANILA HIGHLY HONORED was strictly professional TKK ASIATIC PLAGUE One can flag but as soon as the greetings had find the salutes the trumpet flourishes been exchanged at Mr Allens request the drum ruffles the parading of the it was hauled down and Mr Allen re- ft I a Mierobic Disease Thnt In Per ¬ petuated in Filtbr RKlon marine guard and all the rest of the mained aboard as the private guest of of China ceremonies done in his honor Wednes- ¬ the admiral It was the desire of the ¬ I porters rinflswttn Mealta oa f AifRoLf XSfJI ChJ The Triumphant Warrior Returning From a Victorious Campaign Received an Impressive Welcome ¬ Amid Doom of Great Guns the Olympia Took the Head of the Column of the Naval Parade Adm Howison lias Also Arrived Sept 2S The United Mates cruiser Olyrupia with Adm Devey on board arrived at Sandy Hook at 555 oclock Tuesday morn- New York ¬ ing pected until Thursday The first shout of welcome was from the pilots and crew of pilot boat No 7 15 miles south of the Hook lightship Jt happened to be Pilot John Petersons turn and at 580 a m he was put aboard the Olympia and brought her around the Hook into the lower bay Alluding to his arrival two days ahead of the time he was expected ¬ Adm Deweys arrival Tuesday morn ¬ ing was a surprise as he was not ex¬ Adm Dewey said I am sorry that I am ahead of the schedule The a steaming at the rate knots an hour since we left Gibraltar Several da - ago we knew that we would arrive before Thursday unless we moderated our speed or went somewhere out of our course Capt Lamberton Lieut Brumby and I held a consultation The consideration that really decided us to come into port was to give Capt Lamberton a chance to clean up the ship before our voyage up the harCapt Lamberton and I am very bor proud of the Olympia and we wanted enough time at our anchorage to rub her down and make her look spick and Ol3Tmpia has been 10 of 3- ¬ day subscribed in the naval regulations as due to one of his rank But that only impressed the mind the more because even naval regulations rigorous and iielastic as they are couid not re- ¬ strain the pent up enthusiasm when it broke forth as it did occasionally in rounds of cheers any more than it could the bellows of the skippers and the joy mad people among the excursion boats Cheering is not permitted by the naval regulations aboard men of war but no reproof followed Wed- ¬ nesdays breach of discipline Very early in the mornins before Dewey left his anchorage inside Sandy Hook Rr Adm Howison commander of the South Atlantic squadron aboard his flagship the Chicago which arrived outside Tuesday night travel stained and weather beaten after her journey of 21000 miles around South Africa foamed in past the Hook expecting to join the North Atlantic squadron in receiving Dewey upon his As Howison rounded the arrival Spit there right under hys eye lay the Olympia The surprise on the face of every man aboard the Chicago could be discerned without the aid of glasses But surprise is not an emotion men in the navy indulge in long and Deweys flag ship was no sooner recognized than preparations were made to give her the loudest and most hearty welcome ship could give The sides were manned the marine guard was paraded and 17 roaring gnns were loosed in honor of Dewey The Chicagos jackies cheered wildly as she steamed past The Olympia responded with 13 guns and the two admirals come together from two ends of the earth waved a welcome to each other from the bridges of their respec- ¬ tive vessels The Chicago continued on to the upper ba and upon arrivingthere was saluted by the New York ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - navy department not to detract in any way from the honors to be accorded Dewey An officer from Fort Hancock shortly afterward came aboard to con vey the formal welcome of the army Viewed from the shore skirting either Staten Island or Bay Ridge the Narrows took on the appearance Wed nesday night of a big water fete a Venetian carnival What might have been taken for a great canal was formed by revenue cutters and warships beginning with the Olympia at St George and ending with the Onondaga ¬ ¬ For outs Relieve all ptta fostaatty burns boils bruises itch eateaas ca Urrh sore throat erysipelas corns chapped hands or lips piles and all ul ¬ To many people the reports a few cers or sores of kin or mucous mem ¬ years ago of the appearance of the brane it is a sure sod permanent cure eye in forty plague in China and later in India Will cure sore or inflamed guaranteed or sight hoars Satisfaction came with a shock of surprise The money refunded plague was a disease associated in their Horsemen will find this oil will curs minds with antiquity or the middle ages scratches oracked heel slter burns and was thought to be one of the extinct old sores and collar galls No cure no icourges of man as safely buried as any ouv Kenney Paris c f its victims For sals by Clarke 10mar 6mo Kentucky In reality however it has never died Although it retired from Europe driven before the slowly improving cleanliness of modern civilization it has oeen preserved through all these years in some of the almost inaccessible and Indescribably filthy regions of western China and the neighboring countries of central Asia It exists also in certain parts of central Africa and a small epi- ¬ demic prevailed in Astrakhan in Rus sia only about 20 years ago Since 1S94 we have heard constantly of the plague in the seaport towns of China and in India chiefly in Bombay and now it has reached Mecca and has been brought thence to the shores of the Mediterranean by returning Mo hammedan pilgrims The plague is a mierobic disease It thrives in filth and in the generally- - un ¬ sanitary conditions associated with the crowding together of human beings in small and dark habitations Ratssuffer from it and are believed to be instrumental in its spread Fleas are also charged with transporting the virus from the sick to the well It is called the bubonic plague be- ¬ cause of the swelling of glands in the groin or armpits which is one of its chief and most constant symptoms The disease begins like all fevers with headache loss of appetite nausea in ¬ definite pains in the muscles and bones lassitude a chilly sensation and so forth but the sign which enables the sufferer to foretell his fate with almost absolute certainty is tenderness on pressure under the arms and in the groin the forerunner of glandular swelling There is little to do for one who has the disease but much can be done to prevent it It cannot thrive in sunlight and cleanliness and an extensive epidemic could not prevail in any city where modern sanitary regulations are enforced The pneumonic plague from which several persons died in Vienna last year is a form of the plague which at- ¬ tacks the lungs chiefly the symptoms being in many respects very similar to This those of ordinary pneumonia exceedingly fatal almost every form is case ending in death Of sufferers from the bubonic plague about eight out of ten die Youths Companion ¬ ¬ ¬ L aN R I 5tt mj RRIYAL OF TRAINS 1058 a m 1010 p m IVom Lexington 511 a in 745 a 883 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a 828 p n From MaysTiUe a m 325 p m from Cincinnati mj m 7S jut New Photograph Gallery D Cable has opened a cosy new pho ¬ lying oft quarantine Between this line of beautifully lighted war ships and the Staten Is land shore darted brilliantly illuminated launches carrying prettily ¬ ¬ tograph gallery on Main street opposits the Telephone Exchange where he is prepared to make good pictures at low prices Kodak work will also be fin-¬ ished up promptly in first class style He solicits the patronage of the public ISsfit m DSPAjmras or trams To Cincinnati 4 15 a m 751 a m 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 115 a m 045 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a in 548 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 885 p m F B Cabr Agent j gowned women and occasionally a party of naval officers resplendent in gold braided dress uniforms The searchlights of the ships chased many of these elusive water greyhounds as the scurried hither and thither in and out among the war ships stopping at the gangwav of one shin and then hurrying to another the ladies beg ging at each to be permitted to go on board and laughingly protesting when the obdurate officer of the watch talked of iron naval rules which forbade visit ors on the ships after oclock The Olympia was the center of at traction The varicolored lights used for signaling were kept constantly flashing from ship to ship and at stat ed intervals a long succession of colored lights would flash out like a sudden display of fireworks when a number of vessels woull simultaneously send messages to the guard ship The most unique illumination along the shores of the harbor was the effective displa at quarantine boarding station above the Narrows It con sisted of the word Welcome Home in white electric lights with a border of red white and blue lights and an ¬ wilW tiiMUikU EAST LT Eiouinvllle m r Biw riM n fi W WMiV ft rain ov n Ar m To My Patrons moyed my gallery fixtures tc my residence on Henderson street but I sm prepared to make pictures from old negativee or make large pictures and finish kodak work Orders can be left afVardens drug store or aft my resi Hit t I hare TIME TABLE ROUND V ¬ 830am 600pm Ar Lexington 115am 840pm Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 890am 530pm Lv Winchesterll58am 923pm 915am 630pm Ar Mt sterling 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm 65jam 340pm Ar Washington Ar dence JU Ar New York Phi ladelphia10 15am 705pm 1240nn 908pm WEST SOUND Grinnak Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort S S Abnet mail carrier will haul tO 4- - light baggage to and from depot Terms very reasonable Leave orders at Post office ArShelbyville Ar Louisville ¬ 730am 450pm 65oam 260pm 800am 520pm 735am 45pm 911am 630pm 1001am 720pm 4100am S15pm ¬ ¬ ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry Lexington nd New York without having secured office room at change Parker James corner Fourth For rates Sleeping Car seservatiens ot 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 All calls or bundles entrusted wrGE0RQE W Barney Paris Ky to them will receive prompt at Div Pass Agent Lexington tention ¬ Trains marked thus f run daily ex sept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Svl ¬ ¬ THE DEWEY CELEBRATION IN NEW YORK - insures fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ prompt paying compa liable nies non union W 0 HINTON Agent My agency against Frankfort Cincinnati h ELKHORN ROUTE RD IN EFFECT LOCAL TIME DECEMBER 5TH lW - nr Lite Inswap Policies span He then spent most of the morning BOUGHT FOB CASH EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort a Lve Flkhorn Lve Switzer Lve stamping Qrnd No 5 Mixed 7 ooam 3 40pm l 00pm 711am 352pm 120pm 7 18am 4 00pm 1 35pm 7 7 7 7 8 8 looking over newspapers and receiving reporters He was just finishing1 a midda breakfast when Sir Thomas Lipton called on him With Sir Thom as were Dr Mackey and other visiting Englishmen Adm Dewey then had a succession of notable callers ¬ H S STOUT Paris Ky TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAH No 1 Paw No 3 Pass ¬ NO GAS NO COCAINE Rr Adm Sampson with Capt Chad wick his chief of staff and Lieut Commander Winslow his flag lieutenant came on the Dolphin When the dispatch boat was a mile away it be gan firing an admirals salute and the Olympia replied with a rear admirals salute of 13 guns The Dolphin an- ¬ chored near the Oljmpia and Rr Adm Sampson and his staff went on board They were received by Adm Dewey Capt Lamberton Lieut Rrumby and BURROWING BIRDS Some That Are J ar olym via 1 Mfirrms ¬ K JfillfiJl ff0 III 0 AJ m M am statl- - Power of Flisgfct Xest in the Earth Remarkable for Their A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by th pnblic to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects filling Lve PuvalU Lvelohrson Lve Georgetown Lve C S Ky Depot b Lve Newtown Lve Centreville Lve Elizabeth ArrPariwc 739am 422pm 4ani 4 2 pm 50am 17am 34am 2am 4 4 10pm 16pm 156pm 3 2 25am 8 loam 8 40am 4 4 4 5 5 38pm 48nm rtjpm 00pm 10pm 30pm 00pm Catephoric treatment Set of teeth for painlees i the the the the full marine guard and band being paraded The officers went to the ad officer of deck p ood ¬ ¬ mirals cabin Rr Adm Sampson said that he was delighted with the evident health of Adm Dewev and he told the admiral that he looked much jounger than most of the portraits made him out to be Dr Sanborn of the port physicians staff visited the Olympia and looked at her papers Eleven of the crew of Some of 375 men have typhoid fever cases are convalescent and all of the them are of a mild type according to No one Dr Percy the ships surgeon of the fever and with this ex- has died ception the sailors and marines are well The Admiral about 5 oclock return- ¬ Lieut ed Sir Thomas Liptons visit Brumby and the admirals son George G Dewey were with him Sir Thomas met the admiral at the starboard gang way with his friends and the entire party went to the after cabin where The bronze panel here shown has been presented to Admiral Dewey by the citizens of the city of Olympia and the state of Washington It will be placed on the forward turret of the flagship Olympia between the two big guns It weighs 300 pounds and is four feet high Only the flag the health of the admiral the Shamrock and of course the Columbia were drunk amid enthusiasm New York Sept 2S Through frolicking white caps the Olympia moved majestically up the lower bay Wednesday and passed through the picturesque strait guarded by Forts Wadsworth and Hamilton amid the booming of great guns and there inside the city ates Adm Dewey and his gallant tars received the glorious thunderous welas come of the steel walled their stately ship glided up to her position at the head of the column there to remain until the great naval parade starts on Fr day Never perhaps did a triumphant warrior returning from a victorious ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ men-of-w- ar ¬ ship of a squadron immense American flag 14 feet by 25 salutes upon the appearance of a rear feet set in an illuminated frame of admiral The remainder of the fleet hundreds of white electric bulbs This gave officially a silent welcome to the display was visible all over the bay voyager Long lines of crazy quilt- - and attracted the attention of all the ing the universal language of the sea ships fluttered from the signal halyards of Another unique illumination was the New York Rr Adm Sampsons placed on the slope overlooking the flag ship and the Chicago and after a quarantine lock and consisted of a good deal of wig wagging from the string of alternate American flags and bridges of both ships the Chicago pennants suspended from a center pole dropped her anchor at the foot of the bearing three large arc lights covered column close under the lee of Staten with red white and blue globes Very Island Rr Adm Sampsons blue flag little red fire was burned Wednesday came down as soon as the Chicago night the coast residents preferring found her berth Rr Adm Howi- to wait until Friday night when the son is his senior and to the main general illumination of the coast will truck was hauled up the two starred take Dlace red pennant which denoted that he Deweys Trip to Washington was outranked It was explained subWashington sequently that the Chicago did not go will come to Sept 28 Adm Dewey Washington on one of to the head of the column the position finest equipped special trains ever to which she was entitled because the the in run this place had been reserved for the Oijm composite country consisting of a smoking car a dining car pia and to have gone there would and three broad vestibuled drawing--roohave forced Deweys flag shin beyond and parlor cars The committee the edge of the main ship canal Rr of escort will leave here on this train Adm Sampsons gig was immediately 730 oclock Mondav morninolowered and he went aboard the Chi- at ¬ ¬ - ¬ cago to pay his official respects to his senior The captains of the other ships the Indiana Massachusetts Brookl3n Texas and Lancaster folfor naval etiquette lowed suit is both prompt and exacting campaign receive a more impressive beautiful white the welcome Although thousands upon Meantime Secrethousands witnessed it from shore yacht Dolphin with Assistant balcony window or housetop and the tary of the Navy Alien on board had The anchorage at Tompkins hurried down to the On mpia a white flag containing viile where the fleet lay fairly swarm Dolphin flew with a fouled anchor in the ed with tugs yachts and steamers and four stars secre- ¬ every sort of harbor craft all jet black field the flag of the assistant Mr Allen personally was with wild cheering exulting people tary and to Adm Dewe3 the greetconveying and the towering white walls of the ings and compliments of President citv beyond were draped with a million McKinley He went aboard in a welcoming flags launch and was received at the gang ¬ Wednesdays greeting to Dewey was The way by the admiral himself the greeting of his comrades of the marinp guard at present arms was And it was eminently fitting mustered aft and as Mr Allen came navy that his comrades in arms should have¬ over the side drum ruffles and the first chance at him whom the mil- burle flourishes sounded in his lions are willing to honor The people honor When the assistant secretary will begin to get at bias on Friday and of the navy goes aboard a warship the To outward appearances regulations prescribe that his flag be Saturday the welcome he received from the fleet hoisted to the main top Up went the ¬ ¬ man-of-war 8100000 Fire in Philadelphia Philadelphia Sept 28 The three story brick factory of Scheible A Klemm manufacturers of farming im ¬ plements in the northeastern section of the city was destroyed by fire Wed- ¬ nesday night The blaze was caused by an overheated shaft journal Loss 100000 partly covered by insurance Advancing on Iorac Manila Sept 28 Gens Mac Arthur 2arth they would be considered to be making an intelligent effort at self preservation But the burrowing birds are mainly species remarkable for their power of flight and could choose any site they preferred to nest on Even the puffins can fly away to the Med derranean every year and the king fisher and sheldrake are both remarkable the one for the velocity tne other for the sustained power oilts travel through the air Sand martins the smallest of our swallows and the stormy petrels the tiniest of web footed birds both choose to toil at mining the earth for a nesting place though both belong to families famous for flight both over land and sea and neither has the slightest especial equip ment for such arduous labor Other petrels true ocean birU and independent except at nesting time of any ele ¬ ment but air and sea burrow in tka earth by choice when the single egg is to be laid It is not even a successful device The capped petrel now be- ¬ lieved to be extinct va killed off in its only breeding places the islands of Guadaloupe and Dominica largely because it did burrow and so was easily caught both by men and small carnivorous animals Yet the zeal with which such tiny birds as the petrels or sand martins work at their tunnels shows that they believe them to be a necessity for success in life Early last spring a freshly arrived party of sand martins reachta the mouth of the river Otter in Devonshire almost at the beginning ol April and at once selected a bank just over the stream for an experiment in burrowing The little birds were almost as tame as bees possibly they were all young birds of the past year and in the soli- ¬ tudes of Libya had not yet learned any fear of man between the days of iheir leaving and returning to the banks of the Otter They clustered and tint tered like brown moths against the red earth and competed for claims with gentle rivalry Though they could hardly have recovered from the fatigue of thei rHight from Africa their first thought was to select a site for this abnormal and unnecessary labor of excavation London Spectator ¬ ¬ If wingless birds unable to place their nest or gain security for their fitting mate and her brood on trees or orecipices took to burrowing in the Upper and lower- Silver fillings Painless extraction Gold fillings Gold crowns 50 cts np 150 800 100 up 500 50 cts S J e Hours ADAIR D D WEST BOUND NoTV v NoTa No 4 Paos Pass Mixea 9 xOam 5 4upm Lve Paris e 9 40am 5 50pm Lve Elizabeth 9 45am 5 55pm Lve Centreville 9 53am 6 03pm Lve Newtown Lve C 8 Ry Depot b 10 2Sam 6 17pm 7 50am 10 32am 8 Opm 7 Slam Lve Georgetown i iTam 626pm Lve Johnson 10 43am 6 32pm Lve Duvalls Lve Stamping Grnd C 50am 6 s9pm 8 22am Lve Switztr li 00am 6 4pna 8 40am Lve Elkhorn 1107am 6 56pm 8 55m 1120am 7 10pm 9 15am Arr Frankfort a f JBb ggfl 821 Main St Paris Ky opp Court hotiw 8 to 12 a m 1 Daily except Sunday a Connects with L A N b connects with Q A C connects with Ky Central to 5 p si Telephone 79 KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS P M 340 70 L AM N C FISHER Attorney-At-Law 42 830 Ar 616 1142 Ar 720 lSJOJAr ri0 840 Ar 750 Lv Georgetown Paris Maysville Winchester Richmond Frank Tort Lv 930 Lv 545 Lv 709 Lv 620 Ar Ar 1120 7H 1028 AM PM1 54 12 251 200 6lt Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway GEO B HARPER Gpnl Supt JOS B NEWTON G P A up stairs 9 doon West cf Bourbon News ¬ Phone 58 ¬ Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 M- - D Surgeon The Leading Specialists cf America 20 YEARS IN OHIO ¬ Office Fourth and Pleasant 8ts Office Hours 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 250000 Cured WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of youni and middle aged men are troubled with this disease manv I unconsciously lhcy may have a smart ing sen atiun small twisting stream flharp cutting pains at times slight dis ¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak oreans emission and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have BTRIC TURE Dont let doctors experimenton you by cutting stretching 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 It can never return No pain no suffering no dotation from business by our method The sexual organs are strength¬ ened The nerves are invigorated and the bliss ot manhood returns 1 ¬ to 8 p ra Saug tf SMITH ft ARNSPARGER ¬ NON UNION AGENTS RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE AT LOW RATES BROiDWlY PARIS KY 2lma99 tf Trees Plants Ite Kr WECURE GLEET Thousands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis ¬ ease They aio frequently unconscious of the cause of these symptoms General Weakness 1nnaturil Dischargei Fatt ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem ¬ ory Irritability at times So arting Sen ¬ sation Sunken Eys with dark circles Weak Bark General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may be the causo Dont consult family doctors as they have no experience in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialists who have made a life study of Diseasesof Mon nnd Wornen Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi ¬ tively cure yon One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure xerms moderate for a cure Fruit and Ornsmental Trees Shrubs Small Fruits and everj thing for Orchard Lawn or Garden We employ no agent bo sell direct at reasonable prices Strawberry and Tree Catalogues or application to H F HlLLiSNMEYER LKXISOTON ¬ ¬ Wheatoa and Wheeler with four regi ments and a battery advanced at day- ¬ break Thursday morning upon Porac about eight miles northwest of Bacolor in Pampanga province Firing has be¬ gun at Angeles ¬ Chicago Sept 2S Walter Shaw while performing oa a trapeze at the Chicago opera house fell 15 feet to the s age His injuries resulted in death His brother had been holding by his teetn a ring on which Walter was swinging and it broke Dith oa the jtage j Diamond Made in Pipes Scattered over southern Africa are great pipes in which diamonds have been made says Prof Moison There ipes are made of blue ground Bach volcanic pipe for their origin seems to have been volcanic is the vent for its jwn special laboratory a laboratory buried at greater depths than we have reached or are likely to reach whera the temperature is comparable with that of the electric furnace where the pressure is fiercer than in our labora- tories where no oxygen Ls present and vhcrc masses ci rirwm ifH him ted iron have taken perhaps thousands of years to cool to solidifying N V World Telephone 17 Insurance An the Hurst Home onf post the policy holders fifty cents on the uaued dodars durns the year 1897 O W Hiujta CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHTLTS GLKET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS VNNATI RAL DISCHARG ¬ ES KTDNEY and BLADDER BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If stable to call write for qcestton BLAiK lor HOME TREATMENT Pans Agen Kt- - U S 8 Mulne at Havana Dewey an Waltham works cheap as any Admire IK wey and apt Slcbee have then Their facsimile letters mailed to agent W I DULL AMERICAN BE a AN made of Stel taken froa Buy watch HHi CO V Dies atldea Lant New ton f T A VJ A WJrS I I firi ASTHMA HHATKI Sufferers DDU lwr Kennedy DRS A trial will convince IKONK LABORATORY are mmecJiatel relieved by uvni otir IN HOMI THEATMEXT and b continued ue effect a cure Complete outflt by mall SOe Kergan WJ0fe9 BiCalcfC rgMiirawiM 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O 3Sgkj THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FEIfA1 THE And Sol Announcement Marriage Vows emnizations Of The Nineteentn Y ear Established 1881 An announcement which will be of in terest to Paris people is the marriage of Publithed every Tuenay and Friday by Miss Sllie Mae Anderson of George WA TER CHAMP KdUora and Ovmera town and Mr Earl Ferguson of this SWIFT CHAMP city The marriage will be solemnized at the Baptist Church in Georgetown Money Orders etc Make all Check Wednesday night October 18 Miss Sue Payable to the order of Champ A Bko Andersou of Georgetown sister of the bride will be maid of honor Mrs Robt ADVER1 ItilJSV RATEb Displays one dollar per inch for first inser H Ferguson of Paris sister of the tion half rates each Insertion thereafter of honor Mises Nancy Locals or reading notices ten cents pel pride dame line each insertion Locals in blacl type McMeekin Mae Wills Mary Bryan of wenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when Georgetown and Martha Witherspoon fanning at line rates Hume bridesmaids thanks Obituros cards ofrespect calls on candi8 of Winchester lay ofttas city best man Carl and and matter of dates resolutions of IXkt nature ten cents per line Special rates given for larg advertise Will Ferguson xf Louisville brothers of ments and yearly cards the bridegroom Dr John Sweeney Will Wornall James Ferguson of this citv New York is just now wrestling with and Thomas S Gains of Georgetown tDiigagementa ¬ ¬ SEPTEMBER 29 1899 mini IEWS NUPTIAL KNOTS NO FAKES NOW-A-DAlY- S What the People Demand Now is the Keal Genuine Thing i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ a Bevere attack of Dewey mania It is ushers more catching than the measles for The following invitation has been re everyone who has a chance for it gets ceived the craze Rev and Mrs J O A Vaught invite yon to be present Political News Notes at the marriage of their daughter Kate Hampton to Bryan has telegraphed to for ¬ W J Mr Charles Dorsey Ray mer Senator Jo Blackburn that he will Wednesday the eleventh of October be in Kentnckj October 16th 17th ani eighteen hundred and ninety nine 18th The derails of the trip have not at twelve oclock Congressman Methodist Episcopal Chmch South yet been announced Maysville Kentucky Bailey of Texas will come to Ken- - J Miss Maude Byron Blllingsley of tncky after Mr Bryan departs Hon Theodore Hallam spoke yester ¬ Washington who has frequently visited at the Bnrbridge home near Hutchison day at Georgetown Mr Goebel spoke yesterday at Flem was recently married to Mr George They mgsburg Me will speak to day at Cyn Phillipp Goll of Philadelphia will sail November 1st for a trip to thiana Judge J If Settle brother of Con ¬ Europe gressman E E Settle has taken the Miss Hallie Young of Owingbville the stump for Gov Brown and Minor J Davis of Bath were Mr jroebel was the guest of Election secretly married at Lexington during Poyntz in Maysville the Elk Fair The parents of the bride Commissioner Tuesday night were amazed when the young husband claimed his bride this week The bride Registration Day isa daughter of the proprietor of OlymAll city voters who expect to par- ¬ pian Springs ticipate in the November election must Prince Cantacuziue of Russia and The regular day is Tues Miss Julia iDent Grant daughter of register day Oct 3 Still another chance is Gen Fred Grant and grand daughter given when legal voters unable to of Gen U S Grant were married Sun register on the days mentioned may day night at Newport R 1 by a Rus register with the county clerk on Mon- ¬ sian priest At noon Monday the Episday Tuesday and Wednesday proceeding copal service was performed at All the November election which will be Saints Chapel at Newport The groom was dressed in his Guards uniform and Oct 30 31 and November 1 the bride wore a costume of rich white SCINTILLATIONS satin with sweeping train and a veil of She carried a bouquet of stepha An Interesting Jumble Of News And tuile notis and lillies of the valley and her Comment ornament were diamonds and a rope of The parade at the Elk Carniyal next pearl They were tendered a magnifi week at Louisville will be five miles cent reception by Mrs Potter Palmer long aunt of the bride The marriage was Peter Vinegars newest sermon is the most notable society event in years called Hell and Damnation at Newport Three couples of lovers were married bTOCK AND TURF NEWS in Paris this week during the street fair Sale and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Canie Watson and Miss Katie Sears Turf Notes were married by Rev Eberhardt Wm Lula May McCoy Gen Black agent for Nelson Morris Rose and Mrs Chicago has boaght in the last ten days were united by Judge Purnell and Ben ¬ in Madison coanty nearly 1000 heavy jamin Pottering and MissJSva Sargeaat export cattle at five cents for delivery ia of Pendleton were joined by Rev E G November The entire bunch aggrega- B Mann ting about 70000 in value will be sent to England for the Christmas trade Home Seekers Excursions The Matron Stake 7000 was won at VIA Louisville Tuesday by Boralma Extasy second J T Hedges Risky third ¬ i i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ People now a days want to see the It does not make the reul tiling slightest difference what it is so lofij as it is just what it is claimed to Ih Of course everybody remembers what the late P T Barnum said about the American people liking to be humbug ¬ ged If the old showman were alive now he would doubtless modify that statement When he made it heww exploiting successfully Joyce Heththe vvoollv horse thf What is it and sim a ilar attraction that could not find A phee in the side shows of to day single imposture of that sort was enough for a whole show in the days when Barnum mnde his famous histo- ¬ Even he lived hng ric utterance enough to regret the statement and in his hitter days he frequently said to his friends privately that the utterance was a mistake but it was too late to recall it Now it is the best remeiwbred thing he ever said No the reverse of that statement is true nriw The new progressive how man know it and they govern them When a showman selves accordingly now says that his show is the largest show traveling it must be so or the public will know it and he will suffer a sh of patronage Of course the public will tolerate any sort of a claim and aay little if anything about it but it is the truthful showman v ho makes the most money and that fact is being fouixl out and followod as a plain matter of fact there can be only one largest show and that is now the Adam Forepaugh and Sells Bros Before the consolidaconsolidation tion there was only one other show in the country that was as large as either one of them and that was the Barnum Bailey Show which is now in Europe and will remain there indefinitely Now that the two big shows havn been united they are simply unrivalled in any other sie or high character byever did ex ¬ existing or that show now ist in this eountrv They are tine real thing in everv detail and this paper is willing to go a little out of its way in commending it to the ptttronafj of this community when it conies here soon The proprietors and managers are men of affairs with a reputation to sustain and their statements as to their concern are believed They promise not the largest show ever brought here but the best in point of genuine circus feartures ever seen and that the exact identical performance as given at Mad ison Square Garden New York will be presented in Paris October 3 ¬ ¬ 1 A Hindoo Relieving in the transmigra- tion of souls ate no animal food because ZsSZin destroying even a worm he might be k FRAN K CO destroying the tor A body occupied by an ances-¬ coming upon the Brahmin taking his vegetable meal told him it was impossible to avoid destruc tion of animal j life and to JF V T 1 s prove it fo cused a micro-¬ scope on the fruit the Brah min was eatfng That pious person drew back horrified at the living forms he saw What did he do Throw away the fruit Not he He smashed the microscope and went on with his meal There are people who are suffering with weak lungs They have an obsti- ¬ nate cough are weak emaciated hope- ¬ less They have been taught theres no hope for them Some one puts into their hands one of Dr Pierces books or ad- ¬ vertisements and through this medium they see healthy happy men and women who declare that their lungs had been weak they had been racked by coughs had been emaciated feeble hopeless and were positively and permanently cured by Dr Pierces Golden Medical These cures can be numDiscovery bered by scores of thousands Will you throw aside Are you sick the advertisement break the microscope or will you make one effort for health Write to Dr R V Pierce at Buffalo N Y There is no charge for consulta- ¬ tion by letter Youll get a prompt answer with fatherly sympathy and medical skill combined There is no alcohol or other stimulant in Golden Medical Discovery ¬ traveler Leadeis in Style and Fashion NEW FALL DRES GOODS NOW IN STOCK rSVr- - r ¬ Black Crepons Plaids for Skirts Tailor Suitings ¬ ¬ 3500 Yards Outing Cloth Mill Ends Regular 8 Price - - MASTERS SALE Of a Valuable l 3c Goods - Our - ¬ Bourbon County Farm so a Yard Closing Out mi summer Goods BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT ¬ Fannie A Wright Plaintiff - ¬ Wanted Several bright and honest peosons to represent us as Managers in this and close by comities Salary fG0 Straight bona a year and expenses Position fide no moie no less salary permanent Court references any bank in any town It is mainly office work conducted at home Reference En olosed self add sensed stamped envelope Thh Dominion Company Dept 2 Chicago E 12aepSt m Frank Wright vs c Defendant Bour- ¬ Bv virtue of a judgment of bon Cir uit Court rendered in the above styled cause ou the 6th day of Jnly 1899 te will sell publicly at the Court House door in Paris Ky on 1 MONDAY OCTOBER 2 1890 ¬ Frank 404 MAIN 2r Co PARIS KY Mo was Compton Witch Hazel cured of piles by De Witts Salve after suffering seventeen years and E Turner trying over twenty remedies Physi cians and surgeons endorse it Bewnre ¬ of dangerous counterfeits w T Brooks shoes are almost gone get a pair of these low shoes offered at such a sacrifice at Davis Thompson If your childs iBgrigs aug4tf ¬ I handle none but strictly high grade seeds Should yon need any seed rye or timothv give me a call You will find my prices right Geo W Stuart diN freight depot rectly opposite L ¬ BIG FOUR ROUTE TO THE We are sacrificing ladies tan Oxfords this week nothing so comfortable on Persons who want engraved cards or invitations of any description are invited to call at The Bourbon News office and look at the very latest styles in these lines Prices as low as Cincinati Louisville Philadelphia or New York tf houses NORTH WEST NORTH WEST SOUTH WEST SOUTH AND the feet these warm days Davis Thomson aug4tf Isgrig SOUTHEAST Selling Dates SEPTEMBER 5th and 19th and on OCTOBER 3d and 17th 1899 Our Fall line of Shirts and Neckwear arriving daily Price Co Clothiers AT ONE FARE For wounds burns scalds sores skin diseases and all irritating eruptions nothing so soothing and healing as Mrs DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Englewood Nur Emma Bolles Matron When all sery Chicago says of it else fails in healing our babies it will W T Brooks cure ¬ Plus 8200 to Authorized Points in the Following States Alabama Arizona Arkansas British Co- ¬ Colorado Florida Georgia lumbia This Is the College To Attend Iowa Indian Territory Idaho Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Minne ¬ Write immediately to W R Smith sota Mississippi Missouri Montana Lexington Ky for circulars of the faManitoba New Mexico Nebraska North mous Commsrcial College of Kentucky Carolina North Dakota Oregon Okla- ¬ University Graduates in demand and homa South Carolina South Dakota Texas September 5th and I9th only secure good positions Cost moderate Utah Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Address only Washington W R Smith For full information and particulars as to Lexington Ky rates routes tickets limits stop over priv- ¬ ileges etc call ou Agents Big Four Route Never were such values offered in or address the undersigned shoes as we are selling daily from our Waireo J Lynch W P Deppe ¬ The Fall Howard Hat at 3 In all colors and styles have arrived Co clothiers They at Price are beauties Best hat in the market for the money Give us the pleasure to show them to you by buying yonr ladies and Save childrens shoes at Davis Thomson Isgrigs it beine County Court day at about the hour of 11 oclock a m the following uescriDea real estate 10 wu 1st A tract of 100 acres of land located on the Hume and Bedford turn pike and bounded thus Beginning at 1 a stone in James Fergusons line and corner to Sidney Ardery then N 3 22 E 180 04 poles to 2 in center of Hume and Bedford turnpike then with the center of turnpike S 87 degrees and 45 minutes E 89 00 poles to 3 a corner to Jainee Fergusons then S 3 degrees and 32 minutes W 19412 poles to 4 a stone vomer to James Ferguson then N 3 degrees and 51 minutes W 8900 poles to the beginniug 2d A tract of 365 acres of land lying on the Hume and Bedford turnpike and bounded thus Beginning in the middle of said turnpike t 1 bearing N 22 E frcm a stone in the south margin of road a corner to Sidney Ardery and running therefrom with the middle of said turnpike N 87f W 5403 poles to 2 a corner to Sam Bedford thence with his line S 22 W 11520 poles to 3 a aton corner to said Arderv thence S 873 E 5403 poles to 4 a stone corner to same thence N 22 E K520 poles to the beginning containing 365 acres Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser will be required to pxecute his bonds bearing interest at six per cent from the day of sale until paid with good surety to be approved by the un dersigned Master Commissioner and payable to said Commissioner said bonds to have the force and effect of a judg ment This September 20th 1899 EMMETT M DICKSON Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ STREET 4 d Jm f DO YOU KNOW OF ANY- ¬ THING NEATER AND PRETTIER THAN A new timothy seed rectly opposite H Have just received a lot of very choice Geo W Stuart di N freight depot Clifton Arnsparger Attorney for Plaintiff sep22 td bargain counter Davis Thomson Isgrig Gen Pass Tkt Agt Cincinnati AGP O T Agt PARKERSELL JAMES - OYSTERS OYSTERS White Louis Saloshin Co E R DURKEE Enamelled Iron Bed Stein Block Co J Hamburger Sous and Schwartz Jerkowski Co SUITS AND OVERCOATS Hamburger Bros Co Keystone Brand COS I am now showing a Magnificent Line of these Beds and they are of the MOURNING STARCH ment of Fresh Oysters for this They are fine If you for stiffening colored prints and season muslins especially are seeking something new to tempt your appetite MOURNING GOODS We have received our first ship- ¬ Gauntlet Brand BEST MAKE AND FINISH Come in and take a look at them 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 Manufactured by and Mattresses to suit CO E R DURKEE New York Every genuine packet bears the can furnish you at any time registered Trade Mark ol the Undertaking in all its branches¬ I experienced man for mantel We are also receiving regular name and design of me Gaunt ¬ Embalming scientifically attend- an shipments of Choice Fine White work let as well as a fac simile of their ed to Carriages for hire Plume Celery THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF written signature For sale in Furniture repaired Household LAMPS in Central Kentucky We keep constantly on hand a goods moved WOOD MANTELS full supply of Fresh Fruits and Paris by and TILINGS always on hand Vegetables NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 TELEPHONE NO 36 TRY A CAN Springs CELERY PARKER Fourth and Main Ste fir JAMES Paris Ky Jas Fee k Son Louis Saloshin Co J T HINC0N y - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY PF1DAY SEPTEMBER 29 1899 Personal Mention Mr French Abbott is here from I HE BOUBBQjf REUS J8K1 INineteenth Year Established Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as oouc iH8s mail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One year Payable in Advance 2 00 Six mouths Orders Bko 4100 Etc Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ TAX NOTICE The tax bills are now in my hands lor collection and all not paid by November 30th 1899 will have six per cent added and be compelled to pay for advertising ¬ ¬ ¬ G WBOWENSBO of Kentucky Rev J Scott Meredith will preach at the Baptist Church in Millersburg Sunday evening Uni versity will preach at the Christian Church Sunday morning and evening Miss Prof Fairhurst ¬ Hallie Cozine who gave the Childrens Carnival in this city last week is in Danville getting up a carnival Jim Skinner a Ruckeryille negro boy d got caught in the cable at the last night and had three of his ribs broken tnerry-go-roun- Mrs Allie Sidener has sold her house and lot on Eighth street adjoining J W Hollidays property to W A Hill Sr for 1600 Mrs Ollie Spears has taken a room at Mrs Davis corner of Sixth and High street and will take in childrens sewing at reasonable price It N train from Found On the L Lexington several weeks ago a ladys pocket book containing jewelry Call at Trainmaster W H Andersons office The Pastime Bowling Alley has had a fine run of patronage this week and the athletic sport seems to be as popular as ever The ladies are invited to free on Friday afternoons bowl Cherries same premium Mrs A T Forsyth The second annual Paris Free Street 2 in millinery Blackberry cordial Fair began under gloomy skies Tuesday Mrs Gray Smith morning but on Wednesday the skies Collection of jellits 2 Miss Maud cleared and for three days large crowds Stout of good humored people eDJoyed a con 2 umbrella Raspberry preserves tinuous round ot varieu amusements Mrs G W Myers The fair began with the Industrial 2 in nart anfermented wine parade which was as follows millinery Mrs A T Forsyth Pear preserves 2 in millinery Miss Richmond Band Maud Stout City officials in Carriages Grand Marshal ad Aides 50 Lizzie Brown Peach preserves Paris K of P colored Winchester K of P Sample tobacco 3 Matt Turney Fire Department 1 H M Purdy Tallest stalk corn Twin Bros Float George Lyons Float Millersbng J T Hintons Float Peck old corn 2 and one years sub F A Herberts Float scription to Ktntukian Citizen R C Show Horses Sparks Citizens in Traps L B Lillestons Float Peck sweet potatoes 2 and one years Reed Laundry Float subscription to Kentuckian Citizen A G W Stuarts Float Montague M B Lo veils Float Bushel wheat 2 Johu Hanly Trilbys Task Parip Transfer Co 4 chafing dish Display of apples Children in Traps R Bedford Miss Pattie Mike Woods Float Display watermelons and cantelonpes Geo Rassenfoss Float Brown 350 swing chair Jones Paris Milling Cos Float R J Neelys Float 3 Dr W C Sample broom corn Grand Marshal A T Forsyth and his Ussery Largest watermelon 3 rug F Aker aides Newt Clark W H Davis Mason 5 rug potted flowers Collection Forsythe Wallace Whaley and Ed Miss Ellen McCarthy Welsh did excellent service Dozen ears white corn 1 Kenney Several exhibits in the Floral Hall were about the best ever seen in Perkins Peck of Irish potatoes 2 and one were thirty seven Bourbon There entries in the butter contest twenty in years subscription to the Democrat I F Millersburg salt rising bread nineteen in tomato Chancelor Dozen ears of pop corn one years catsup nineteen in yellow corn and eighteen entries in the angel food cake subscription to Democrat Master Henry Turney Tucker contest Peck Jurnips ouesLirt J as Gillispie Mrs Lida Conway made an efficient 250 Mrs Saml Infants dress Superintendent of the Floral Hall Miss Ellen McCarthy was the capable sec- Willis Dressed doll childs rocker Miss retary Lillie Daniel The Fremont Amusement Co furHome made shirt waist 3 Mrs F nished the amusements The balloon H Bryan aecensions were the best features they Sunbonnet 3 in millinery Mrs G gave W Gilkey North Middletown The sideshow the cane racks the handwriting by boy or Specimen baby games the squawking balloons and 5 mandolin 13 Gertrude girl under the popcorn peddler were side attrac- Earleywine tions The hotels restaurants and saloons School commenced Monday reaped more benefit from the fair than and mothers will be thinking any other lines of business about buying a Boys School Suit The Winchester Knights of Pythias or an extra pair of pants Price had a prominent position in the parade Co clothiers have an immense and made a fine showing Tbey were Fall line at prices to suit one and commanded by Capt Bill Adams forall Extra knee pants three to merly of this city sixteen years old No trouble to Everybody is heaving a sigh of relief show goods that the show is over 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Street Fair Philadelphia G TUCKER NEW JACKETS NEW GOFF CAPES NEW FUR COLLAR ¬ ETTES NOW ON SALE Mr Piewitt Youuz of Mt Sterli was in the city Wednesday Mrs Chas Leer of Millersburg ii the uuest of Mrs A S Stout Mrs Frank Woodall of Covington is a guest at Mr Ford Brents -- We made a special effort to make our cloak department one of tin thegue8t of Miss Louise Parrish leading features of our business this season Buying direct Miss Virginia Bell of Lexington is from the manufacturers we save you the middle profit the guest of Miss Isabel Armstrong -- Mrs Belle Sanders of Norwood ALL OUR CLOAKS ARE MADE BY MEN TAILORS Ohiojs visiting her mother Mrs Allie SHQp Q ARMENTg QUR Miss Lillian Snell of Cynthiana is the guest of Mies Mary Bedford near yiss Lida Rogers of Maysville is All strictly up-to-da- te goods Dont fail to call before making your purchase raris Messrs Warren Bacon and Siunns Wilson are attending the trotting races DRESS GOO OS Camels Hair Serges New Gray Camels Hair Serge New Castor The proper goods for tailor made suits at Louisville Miss Pattie Letton has returned cinnati Black Crepon 48 iuches wide re inlar Extra fine quality Flannelettes in new 2 kind 1 per yd patterns Outing Flannels in large variety regHandsome Plaids for Skirts from 5c- lOc to 1 per yd ular 10c kind for Davis Larere Line of plain and Fancy Dress Eiderdown flannels for all purposes Mr and Mrs W W tfruer and Goods per yd 15c kind for 25c lOe Mrs Chas Ashurst have returned from See the extra wide and fine Table Best Quality Percales and Panangs a visit to friends in Covington and Cin kind for 5 Or 8 3c Linen at t from a visit to her eister Mrs J R Williamsin Falmouth Mr and Mrs James Douglas aud children of Woodford are guests of Mr and Mrs J T Martiu Rev Father Barry of Lexington aud Rev Father Jas Gorey of Covington were in the city Wednesday Mrs Robert Ferguson and Miss Saliie Mae Anderson were in Cincinnati yesterday on a shopping trip Misses Sue Buckner and Addie Garner of Winchester are guests of Miss Sadie Hart on Duncan Avenue Miss Maye Irvine and Mr Knox Talkington of Danville were the guests Wednesday of Miss Mary Irvine ¬ ¬ ¬ Largest stock of BLACK CREPONS ever shown fn the city BLANKET PLAIDS from the cheapest to the finest GIVE US A CALL WE CAN PLEASE YOU All Fall and Winter goods now on sale New Fall Goods just received and our display exceeds all former efforts at pries exceptionally low Here are a few special items at special figures coasrxDOJsr 3 l I lOc - ¬ lc SPECIAL PREMIUMS October Revenue Appointments ¬ Handsomest boy baby under two years 250 gold Everett Richey son of Lost Between W H H Johnsons Mr and Mrs Ernest Richey on Second street and th post office a Handsomest girl baby under two pair of steel frame glasses in leather years 250 gold Elizabeth Redmon case Finder please leave at Thb Tarr daughter of Mr and Mrs Bennett News office ¬ of A T For syth of this city who has been a corral boss in the army for some time has been appointed Master of Transporta tion for the Second Army Corps and has gone to Manila with the army ¬ Joel Forsyth brother McKinney Fry of Shawhan who ¬ had their phonograph running Monday at Cynthiana were put out of the busi ness for a tim by a stray sheep The animal ran against the machine and knocked it to the sidewalk completely ruining it The famous Weber Band will offer some oddities during its engagment at the Lexington trots Oct 3 to 14 and will play selections with variations for almost every instrument which will demonstrate the perfection of the band individually and in the ensemble Most of these numbers are beyond the ability of ordinary bands and will surely en thuse the audience ¬ From Collector Roberts revenue ap pointments for October are gleaned the following Storekeepers J P Hutch craft W B Allen G G White Co Martin G ONeill Henry B Clay J W Robinson Paris Distilling Co C T Tarr Co Throckmorten W A Gaines Largest family 5 W O Butler and Frankfort Gangers Berryman G G wife and ten children of Paris White Co Paris Distilling Co J M Boy rider 3 and 250 pair shoes Distilling Co Burbridge Peacock Jeff Elgin Jr M Russell Bourbon Distilling Cot J Girl rider on Shetland Pony pair girl shoes Mary Rassenfoss Corn Should you need a car of Gvntleman rider 30 set furniture shelled corn get my prices before you Riley Bridwell buy I can save you money Geo W 5 J T Comic bicycle turnout Hin N freight Stuart directly opposite L ton Jr depot Fancy Turnout 10 Dr Silas Evans A Millinery Challenge wagon and pony shown by W W Mitchell and Miss Mary Webb Gass With an eye to pleasing the masses Comic turnout set of furniture W Mrs Rion has bought an elegant line of P Smith Fall millinery which includes something Shetland pony ridden by boy 6 suit to please everyone from the fastidious of clothes Forest Shropshire to the humble Her fine trimmed hats Suckling colt season to Sunland Bour challenge the criticism of the most exbon Lt Munson oecona premium acting patrons and always give satis ¬ 5 Miller Ward Bacon Brennan faction to the wearer The dates of the Saddle colt season to Pat Washington annual Fall display are next Friday and 3 Munson L Second premium Saturday October 6th and 7th McClelland Bros ¬ Ella Crimm and Mr Will Crimm have returned to Avon after a visit to Mr and Mrs Chas Barnett Mrs George Gretf arrived Wed nesday from Crawfordsville Ind to visit her parents Dr and Mrs J W Jameson The impromptu dance at the Windsor Hotel Tnsday night was attended by about twenty five coupres including a good number of visitors The Bumble Bee Club gave a pleas ant dance Tuesday night at Odd Fellows Hall There was a good attendance present The music was furnished by a local orchestra Miss Jeanette Judson of New York and Miss Katherine Clay ot Lexington came to Paris Wednesday evening for a short visit to Mr and Mrs Sidney G Clay They returned home yesterday Mrs Louis Fooge of Vine street gave a pretty euchre Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Auer of Chic ago There were six tables of players Luncheon was served at the conclusion of the games Messrs John Barnes of Mt Sterling and Earl Ferguson of this city next who will become benedicts month were given a farewell bachelor banquet Tuesday night at the Hotel Fordham There were a dozen or more guests present Miss Mary ¬ ¬ -- Jackets Capes and Collarettes in Profusion Very Cheap Call and see our new goods and get prices before pur- ¬ chasing your fall goods grading Stamps given with every purchase eyesight is foiling uwl should have immediate attention If you cannot tead this small print at a distance of 14 inches youjr ¬ ¬ Imperial spectacle and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred antr made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and consequently of greatest durability united with i he utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and lense are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Howens system they always give satisfaction for the are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit their You will get poorly adjusted peciacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better off without any glasses limn with i it her oi these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillfn1 dealer and they will last longer without change and le cheapest In the end We have engaged th services of Dr C H Boweu who will visit our store on the second uul lust Thursdays of each month and invite all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is n charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded ¬ arNext visit Thursday October 12 1899 u a Vwn at- - i BS3EBB5Bg ANNUAL DISPLAY OF r i vr au m3 i uu a aw Rftlv 8ftHH mta mr m Rail 02ilIinePY THE ON Are advised that our stock of Harwwre Stoves and Tinware is large and complete Our prices are aslow as anyone We make a specialty of Builders October 6th and Mrs 7th Corne Watson ¬ Tin Roofing Slate and Galvanized Iron Work Steel Ceilings nd everything per aining to building We employ the b st wokmon and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED See us before contracting Hardware Two year old harness mare or gelding 5 J F Barbee Saddle horse 10 Mason Forsythe Cynthiana Street Fair season to Stephon Broodmare The Cynthiana Street Fair will be McClelland Bros held next Thursday and Friday A Yearling colt either sex season to splendid program of amusements has Scarlet Wilkes W E Stillwell been arranged and a fine time is promLady rider 10 Miss Grace Swearen The unusual gen ised all who attend features are a public wedding firing a Lady Driver 5 umbrella Miss Grace man from a balloon and burying a man Swearengen N will sell tickets at alive The L Phaeton pony under fourteen hands half rates 5 Dr Silas Evans ¬ The Paris Clubs The Monday Night Literary Club will have its first meeting of the season Monday night at W 0 Hintons on High street Officers will be elected The Col George Mason Society C A R will hold its monthly meeting to- ¬ morrow afternoon at the home of the Misses Williams on Pleasant street at ¬ FLORAL HALL PREMIUMS Angels food cake 25 coal stove ent- ¬ ered by Mrs L Vanhook baked by Mrs Harris Carlisle White cake 100 lbs J E M flour Mrs Amos Turney Cocoanut cake 100 lbs Purity Flour Miss Bessie Holliday Nut cake 2 Miss Flora Hill Sponge cake 2 Mrs A O Reubelt three oclock Chocolate cake 2 Mrs J as Sagaser The Paris Literary Club held its first meeting of the Fall Wednesday with the Marble cake 2 Mrs Amos Turney Jelly cake 2 Mrs C C Leer Misses Williams meets 4 in millinery Lemon filled cake The Progressive Culture Club Mrs C Arnsparger Miss Bessie Holladay this afternoon with Miss 150 Lillie Pound cake Millinery m To The Minute Thomson matters MrsM Parker has just secured the newest creations in Fall style Always up to the minute in millinery I f millinery for her fastidioui patrons all over Bourbon and neighboring counties Mrs Parkers best trimmed hate are not surpassed anywhere in point of style and elegance For people of quiet tastes she has always something to please even the most critical The ladies are requested to attend 1m Fall displays nrxt Friday and Saturday Miss ORouke the artistic trimmer is with Mrs Parker again this year ¬ made from Swansdown cake flour 2 Mrs G W Myers Caramel cake made from same flour won by Mrs G W Myers Salt rising bread 250 Miss Sara Hutchinson Pound of butter 2 Mrs Thompson Ware Tomato catsup 2 and one years sub scription to The Bourbon News Mrs Saliie West Cottage Cheese lMrs R J Neely Strawberry preserves one dozen photos Mrs Hiram Carpenter Fruit cake ¬ Successors to Cook Winn Tbe ladies of Bourbon are invited to A dispatch from Chicago says The attend the Annual Fall Opening of MiCounty Democracys Southern trip has llinery on ehese dates aud see the latest been arranged to begin October I7th Eastern styles Miss Ella of Chicago is the About 250 members of the marching trimmer thisKendrick year club will leave in a special train that day over the Big Four road arriving at Louisville the following morning The big barbecue at Louisville takes place Wednesday October 18th and the day will be given to eating parading and speechmaking The following day Cyn We boast of the Greatest Values we ever offered thiana and Paris will be visited All Ladies and Childrens Russet Shoes Oxfords and The next morning the club will reach Covington where the marchers will give Slippers must go this month regardless of price Many an exhibition and Cincinnati will be in ¬ vaded during the day Saturday will lots go at less than half price Our bargain table of close the trip with stays at Dayton Co TV broken lots is well worth your inspection Sail early and lumbus and Indianapolis The club will reach home Sunday morning get choice A cordial invitation is extended to the Fall Millinery Hints ladies of Bourbon and surrounding these displays counties to Just as New York looks to Redfern to elegant line attend millinery to suit An all of give to the Four Hundred the latest purses dress fashions from France just so the people of Bourbon and neighboring Put Your Heads Together counties look to Mrs Come Watson to bring them from New York the newest and compare notes abont who does iSm ideas in fashionable millinery Mrs best laundry work in this town antfiyotw Watson has been true to the trust for will fiud the unanimous verdict of e wry during her recent trip East she secured ANNUAL DISPLAY one in Paris is that our exquisite lamdry the very choicest patterns of Fall millinery on the market These comprise work is unsurpassed for its perfect many types of the millinery to be worn finish careful treatment beauty of M by the swagger sets in the Eastern cities color and general excellence Wdonl Mrs Watson also had ao eye for the allow anyone to touch us for xerfeefc wants of those who prefer something -WM-feE laundry work r th less dashing and bought something to OCTOBER P vvriyvir please the taste off every customer Her assistant trimmer this year is Miss Ella Kendrick an accomplished lady An The Fall displays will linery exquisite line of Autumn Mil from Chicago will be shown on these dates BRO Proprietors occur on next Friday and Saturday trimmed by Miss O ftouke W M HINTOS JR All ladies ife October 6th and cordially invited Phone 4 Main ofl e at Parker James Marching Club Coming WINN LOWRY Fall Millinera ANNUAL DISPLAY 2000 BARGAINS IN SHOES ¬ October 6 and 7 ¬ fr8 Fioi DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG Mrs I Parkers ill ¬ ran m HI ZK0 Steam The Bourbon Laundry iHI 6 SWEET 1DLEKCSS The vhite dove circles in the sun The grapes lj purpjing on th Able mst rests upon the Ana God s peace broodeth hills all over For out upon the cool brown sands The sea creeps a grra hns in long inslowtired thin-sweep aimless Jts white foam like a wounded wing 1 watch the distant sails grow dim As idly drifts my boat from shore And sgh O heart the world is ours VVuh life and love what need we more lorence A Jones in MidJand Alonthiy THE BOURBON HEWS JfAiUS K Heaven knows He is close upon 71 and grows younger every day He is as strong as he was thirty years ago And there are few men who can sit a horse as he can even now That is true I remarked and gave the stcry of my meeting with the Borgia on the day of my arrival in Rome Shortly after this our dinner where j FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29 18W dred courses open to you there are 50 other men with whom you might have crossed swords with no danger except to yourself and you must needs insult Cesare and get embroiled with a cutthroat and risk our plans Where is your prudence Mut the wine is poured out now You must drink I mean His color kept coming and going to fight it out 1 shall step out in ten minutes and await him See they are all gathering round the tables What with the wine and the dice no one will take heed who goes or who comes good by and he held out his hand to me Nonsense man you are not going alone You will want a second Mut not you he replied anyone but You have work to do not you Sa you velli His voice had almost a choke in it ¬ VT J f 1 Copyright All 1895 by D Appleton Co rights reserved CHAPTER XVTI THE VATICAN he next morning 1 sought an interview with DAmboise ana stated to him what had occuned proposing that i should leave Kome at once and a wait his instructions at any point he should tix To my surprise he did not regard the matter in so serious a lisht saying that a small fine would no doubt settle the matter My dear cavaliere he said our lord does not desire the death of a sinner but only his purse Make your mind easy but keep a tighter Land on your men shall assuredly do so your eminence Aoothei tiling think you will have to put aside your shyness and attend me to the Vatican for the next few days It is extraordinary how suspieious the court Ihey keep a constant watch on here is me and on all the suite and your seclusion and solitary rides out have been the subject of remark The ladies too are k ig interest in you In tact I have been spe 1 ¬ I I ¬ 1 ¬ request DAmboise made no answer anil cur interview came to a close I would however add here that nothing ever came of the burning of the inn No complaint was ever laid as far as could find out and the mat tor might have been an everyday occur rence so liltie attention did it excite I of course did not know that affairs had reached to such a pitch of disorder in Home and lived in hourly expectation notwith standing the cardinals speech of having considerable worry over the revengeful zeal I took care of rlacopo that no such thing was likely to occur again and Master Ja copo wis penitent swearing he would never give me further cause for annoyance At the levee that morning St Armande was usual beside me and 1 whispered to him to hold himself in readiness as the time J01 our business was at hand I am glad of that he answered his ¬ cially asked to bring you with me by Ma donna Linvia all owing to a fooiish re mark made by Strigonia am at your eminences orders It is a little risk but I do not want them to think that you are anything but a mere Member of ni suite If there were the lightest wsptcion all my plans would be upset ind the rune is at hand now a day O two at the outside Thank Jod am eating my heart out here 011 rage cavaliere It will end soon L the way is Bayard right in saying you have enlisted St Armande Yes your eminence Ciel should not have thought he would have been one for your purpose But that is your affair and he began to Uugh have seven good swords behind ro your eminence The ehevaier may or may not do well but 1 could hardly refuse his ¬ ¬ speech had been so free broke up and find ¬ ing out the hour at which the cardinal would require my attendance I took my book on falconry and repaired to the gar den intending to pass the afternoon in its perusal I made for the Lemon walk and found a companion in Mran who was wan dering there in a disconsolate manner evidently missing his master 1 sat myself down on a sheltered seat Mran stretching out his length at my feet his muzzle rest ing between liis paws and so we remained in quiet the dog absolutely motionless and 1 engaged in my book In this manner I passed my time until my lackey called me in order to be ready to accompany the cardinal to the Vatican After dressing I descended the stairs and mounting Castor placed myself at the head of my men and joined De Briconnet at the grand entrance of the palace The captain of the cardinals guard had his full force of 30 swords out it being a reception night of some importance and with great courtesy allowed me to place Jacopo and my six men in front of his troop drawing his own horse alongside of mine and dis cussing with much cunning of falconry in which he was more than an adept We bad to wait some little time for the cardinal but at length he came accom panied as usual by Bayard and with him all the gentlemen of his suite including St Armande On reaching the foot of the stairs DAmboise inquired somewhat sharp ly for me but changed his tone to one of pleasant greeting when he saw I was in waiting I thought he exclaimed St Dennis you wore not coming after all We mid but a few yards to ride and our passage along the Via Alcssandrina to the lortone Mronse took but a few minutes As we rode up there we kept the obelisk in the center of the Piazza di S Pietro to our left and saw before us the walls of the new cathedral of St Peter then about four or five feet high the ruins of the old church still standing around it At the tune I speak of nothing had been done ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 1 1 1 1 ¬ ¬ k face lighting up I attend the cardinal to day to the VatiI can said by way of continuing the con ¬ versation There will be much going on this even he made reply ing The Florentine en oy has been here for the past two days and the affair at the Vatican to night is in Do you know that you have his honor excited great curiosity in the hearts of the court ladies It is not my way Indeed Is it not Well Lucrezia expressed a particular desire to see you trust it may not lead to the Tiber chevalier The attentions of the Lady Lu crezia are a trifle dangerous His face became very grave Me civil to her nothing more be whis You are quite right Oh how I pered and he shivered a little hate that place easily have passed for a man of middle age Well we will soon be out of it He was dressed as a private gentleman in Please Ciod Theie was no one at the high table at Spanish costume with high boots a jewdinner that day both the cardinal and May eled dagger at his side and a smart velvet an having gone to dine with Sforza at the capon his head Mut the face itself struck me as remarkable to a degree He was clean Storza Cesarmi quite an informal business shaven so that all the features were clearly none of the suite accompanied them and our table turned discernible the heavy sensual chin the The conversation at much on affairs and as there were for once wide cruel mouth surmounted by a nose almost Jewish in its curve the retreating no guests speech was very free forehead bulging over the eyes and the will cover our tougues llui said Le Llerc and to day we may let them eyes themselves in which there seemed to barn the fires of insatiable appetite and pas vag sion without end all these combined toThen how long is this truce to last asked De Driconnet the captain of the gether to make up a countenance which was a fitting mask for the evil soul within I I am sick of this idle cardinals guard made my obeisance with all the others he added ness here stifling with difficulty a sudden desire to As for that no man knows whether it is 1 touched and walk peace or war replied LeClerc Tremouille fling aside the hand out of the room is dialing at Passignano swearing that the I moved slightly aside and watched the game was ours it we bad only let him march various groups as they wandered to and on utlar rosSombrone and he was right Now I esare has stamped out the Magione fro or stood together conversing and the league and the Borgia are as strong as hum of voices the gay strain of music and the brilliant dresses made up together a ever How came such a man as Roderigo Bor scene well worth the looking at The Florentine ambassador was talking I asked gia ever to be made pope Santa Susanna a le Cleie laughed as be passed on the to the cardinal Iofcaught the tones of few his me feet from Urvieio round our eyes met he When our lord the sainted Innocent voice and as for turned it was he glanced at me there were three favorites Maehiavelli was ailed awav a perfect stranger and then slightly One was Giuliano della as at in the conclave purple lined robe moved slowiluvcn the other Ascanio Sforza and the adjusting his ly onwards with his companion third Model igo Morgia His eminence of We mount yet higher signore excela baies was our man and the elec bl tion would have been certain had not Bor sior Milan-exThe words wore breathed rather than gia and Ascanio joined handsand the whispered into my ear and Corte stood beModengo voted tor did not think Morza would have been side inc repeated with a smile Exceisior so seii sscriheing said De Briconuet but are you not putting your head in the Jacques here were compensations Four mule loads o gold lions mouth Le llerc went on He smiled back upon me more of a snarl were given to Ascanio he was made vice he heast is gorged now and given Bor- than a smile chancellor of the church where bis He will not think ot me sec there s some gia s own palaee the esanni coining your way adieu eminence dines today Immediately after one He turned and passed into the groups I was at the rota MlM ttonti were made St vrhnuina a lew words with your uncle and You Armandehetouched my arm the Lady presented to are to and he told me the cardinal of St Malo was known Me Lucrezia he said and the next moment that a soon as the result and said We I found imseit howing over the hand or Uici turned to aulmal libo one of thcmot beautiful and certainly the are in lue jaws ol the wolf Heaven grant most infamous woman ot her age She was As for Boi u m v not devout k tiad already wedded three -- w ould do nothing hut walk about barely 23 K and was to become a wife ot tutshnnd uUfk am voc ailiru scain and marry Alfonso of larrara Khn I ¬ ¬ years towards advancing the work begun by Nicholas V and the great design afterwards altered and put into ex ecution by Giuliano della Rorere when he became pope as Julius II was then in a skeleton form looking more like I he remains of some sacred shrine than the be ginning of a new work the 50 years of neglect having the eflect of making he new work almost as ruinous as the old church founded by Constantine Although as have mentioned there were to be great doings at the Vatican that evening there was no crowd assembled in the Piazra of St Peter It was full of soldiers but the people of Home who might have been epreted to be there in numbers to see the procession of nobles and their followers were conspicuous by their absence Mc farms there were in store jostling crowd of the commons for a terror was on Kome and men kept as far as possible from the Morgo The piazza was however brilliantly lit up aiid the bodyguards of the various notables were strictly confined to the places assigned to them order being maintained by about a thousand men of the Spanish guards of the pope under the immediate command of De Leyva The light from the lamps was reflected back by the glittering arms of the men and the various ensigns of the great houses were distinctly visible The single column of Colonna rose side by side with the eagle and griffin of Morghese the six lilies of Farnese trembled in the wind near Collconis two headed lion and a little in the background was drawn up a body of cavalry over whom liuttered the standard of the Morgia these were Cesares own lambs as he called them veterans of many a hard fought field At the entrance steps we halted and were met by two chamberlains who with their stalls of office in their hands ushered us to the bronze gates by which we were to enter the Vatican We passed through amidst a blare of trumpets each side of the passage being lined with pikemen standing stiff and motionless as statues Our way led to the Torre Morgia the portion of the Vatican occupied by Alexander and the distant strains of music caught our ears as we went on and shortly entered the noble reception rooms which were crowded with people The pope himself stood at the extreme end of the apartment surrounded by a brilliant group of ladies and gentlemen and as we came up to make our duty I had good Opportunity of observing him Alexander was fully 70 years of age but so hale hearty and strong looking that he might for about o0 ¬ ¬ ¬ Standing before her look ing at her large limpid eyes at the small red bew of the lips and the clear cut fea tures set in a mass of red gold hair 1 could not imagine that the stories I had heard were true It could not be that this fair young woman who stood before me had smilingly committed crimes of nameless hor- ¬ ror i would not believe it So cavahere you have come to the court at last 1 thought you were never going to do us that honor His eminence of Strigonia said you meant to take the vows and a lady who was leaning over Lucrezias seat laughed as she put in these words I recognized the pe- ¬ culiar unmusical laugh I had heard at the gate of St Paul and glanced at her with some interest My sister-in-laGiulia Farnese Giuba Bella is it not and Lucrezia touched her lightly on the arm Oh yes Giulia Bella and aro you really going to become a hermit I might have had such thoughts until 1 I said came here but I must now put them aside Neatly turned cavaliere St Armande himself cculd not have put it better sit here chevalier and Lucrezia nfcde room for St Armande on her lounge At this moment a commotion at the en ¬ trance attracted our attention and a man robed in black followed by two others walked up towards the pope Heavens said Lucrezia it is Cesare and a lock that was not sisterly came over her face as she glanced at her brother who moved slowly up the room men falling away from each side of him and greeting no one He kept himself covered and be low his square velvet cap I saw a resolute face the mouth and chin covered by a mustache and short beard not so hidden however but that one could distinctly see against the dark hair on his face the full red line of the lips set in a habitual sneer Bad as the whole brood of the Morgia were this was the worst of them all He was as far beyond them in infamy as they were beyond the rest of mankind in evil doing The very room was hushed into silence as he entered and I watched with more interest than 1 can tell the stately figure of this wicked man as he went up to meet his only less wicked father It was their first meeting since the murder of Pierrot and Alexander who stood in dread of his son began to tremble violently as he ap proached looking this way and that as if he would avoid him At last they came to ¬ gether face to face Cesare speaking no word but lifting his cap with a low bow Alex an ler almost made a motion as if he was wringing his hands but recovered himself with an effort and kissed his son on the cheek 8 do the devils kiss Lucrezia spoke these words under her breath and I turned w charming smile ¬ Mw7i EnwSSiIm ICTfflolMJJBllaffi MffiH nur TffiTrifTMl a as he spoke zZA ffa nlBfearjL C fwSSEXf --SheWK itlSfflSf Ring out tts old ng ln the new King out tha fAi3d the true 2 We bring d you the new and true from toe Ptoy forego or Norway ¬ I said Come put an end to this or you will be run through the ribs I am going with you ile gave in with a feminine gesture of ¬ m Warn DR BELLS agreement ¬ ¬ 1 1 The business will not take long It will take long enough signore if you go as you are going and Corte stood beSignore he added I have overside us heard every word of the scene Do not go as you value your lives If you do go go with a strong party 1 Diavolo exclaimed an affair of the dagger then St Armande looked from one to another of us in surprise This is a friend chevalier 1 said who has done us good service and turning to Corte but we must meet the man how on earth are we to do so in any force Look around you he made answer like master like man stroll out You have some swords at your back Take them with you but better not go at all Ah I see my new master the Camulengo looking towards me be wise and do not go and Corte moved off to where the Cardinal Ascanio Sforze was seated surrounded by a littie group of courtiers and priest- Who is that man asked St Armande T met him under circumstances too long to tell you here 1 said some other day you may bear all about him We will how ever take ns advice and meet Don Michel otto with an extra sword or so at our So saying I took his arm and we backs strolled through the apartments where everyone appeared to be giving full rein to his fancy In fact the beginning of an orgie iiad set in Alexander apparently re covered from the shock of meeting with his son was at the gaming table playing heavily with Giulia Mella at his side May an and Gonsalvo de Cordova wore engaged in earnest converse with each other and Strigonia and DAmboise were cracking a flask of wine heard DFste say as we passed him It is adieu to your eminence after to night I am a sheep fat enough for the shambles and must look to my ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pine sdenco to a -T- ar-Honey Natures most natural remedy Improved by Cure for coughs ¬ colds and all inflamed surface or the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs re exhila¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and Uk inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that thert Is do inclination to cough SOLO Bv Act GOOD DRUGGISTS Pleasant Permanent Positive 8ottlssOnty Drs remedy equui 10 Bells It 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be here another hour Mut it is an ill thing to lose a comrade such as you To better times and the prelate who could only eat drained his glass to the prelate who could both cat and think ¬ ¬ Y01 am my fleece would be wise m TO BE CONTINUED 1 WAKING A BOY When Mamma Calls There Is o sponse But When Pupa talis Ke- - V ¬ Its Different itecture Building Electricity Did you ever solid-lookin- g ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tlcur-de-li- s ¬ ¬ So that is the duke of Valentinois dus operandi with which she usually Yes and the man immediately behind brings the young man to a realizing him is Don Michelofto sense of his surroundings The strangler Just as the dawn is beginning f o rub You use strong terms sir the eyes of the Farnese flashed fire and Lucrezia add jts sleepj eyes and take a peep above the coverlet of the eastern sky she ed hurriedly begins in this way Yes yes vou are right the strangler Hush fool and Giulia Mella laid her Darling it is growing light are hand on her friends shoulder See they you awake come this way be cool So response In fact Cesare had turned from his fa Dearest come it is morning time ther without either of them exchanging to get up a word and was coming directly toward- My dear it is morning and you us On the way he passed a group consist ¬ ing of DAmboise Bayard and the cardinal must get up A smothered groan under the bed- ¬ of Strigonia Yalentinois stopped and in his speechless way held out his hand to clothes Bayard who merely bowed stifily Cesares There now you are awake come dark face whitened with rage and drop- mammas darling open your eyes and ping his hand to his side he walked straight on and 1 could see that DAmboise was jump right up Silence expostulating with Bayard and Strigonia A few moments of patient waiting openly laughing This insult however had Uastus did you hear me net added to Cesares good temper in fact he came up to us angry as a man could be Silence continues and after greeting his sister coldly turned A smothered Oh dear and then to St Armande and looked at hiin in si- a very determined voice explaims lence Itastus Bones if you are not out- ¬ It is usual signore said Don Michelot to to the chevalier to stand in the pres- side of that bed in two minutes jouTl bear something drop ence of a prince The seconds tick their steady round I was not aware that you were a prince sir replied St Armande entirely ignoring until 119 have passed down the valley ¬ ¬ the morning A certain woman of my acquaintance is sure that she has the dearest sweet est and finest lad in existence and yet I have seen her weep and wail ard alSo cavalier you have come at last most g nash her teeth because that sharply round and looked at her Her eyes same dear sweet and line lad would fell beneath my glance of inquiry and to not or could not wake up in the morniraise some conversation I addressed Giulia ng1 It is as g ood as a play to a non Delia interested onlooker to witness the mo¬ H try to wake a boy in Political Economy are a few of its articles 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few feet away It you aril meet me near the summer house in say half an hour Irom now it would be a convenience If we left together perhaps it would excite remark and the Spaniard played with the inlaid gilt of his dagger Very wed Michelotto gave St Armande a bow made a slight inclination towards me and o all intents and purposes strolled oh we might have been engaged in the most friendly ol conversations Well cavaliere said St Armande look nj up at me are you satisfied now I am satisiied chevalier that you are still too oung to be trusted alone It you wanted to pick a quarrel tbeie were a hun 1 trust signore I do not know your that you will give me the chance of carrying out the dukes commands My name is St Armande replied the could not both come through the hircre chevalici and am ready now if vou hole ard Newton was overcome at the thought of his own lack of reasoning wish it This is scarcely the place signore but power Golden Days name 1 to drop a lithe youngster springs to the 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ihbe extended bet band to me with a 1 - mean Something lncUlnj Miss Thinn Jack told me last nigl that my neck was like a column Miss Fatt Yes dear he probablj a want column M y World Syrup pepsiIX VCUAKII CONSTIPATION 11 U11 CALDWELLS Mli Ut frlito Agent 4 SSBl nap THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KT FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29 1899 MACADAMIZED A ROADS A GIRAFFES IN AFRICA Few Specimens Have Been Found In the Central L A W Official Tell How They Should Be Constructed Prominent and Maintained creases more frequent attempts are made bv the country road builders to construct stone or macadam roads Of course some of this macadamizing i excellently done but the great major ity of cases are characterized by an utter want of thai expert knowledge which is required for selecting the best materials and using them in the right way Failures are especially numerous in respect to the methods adopted savs Otto I orner chairman of the L A YY highway improvement commit tee A stone road of any kind is necessarily expensive and a poorly con structed macadam road always means a waste of considerable funds The subject is therefore deserving of es pecial study and the farmers may be depended upon to familiarise them selves thoroughly with the principles which have governed this work espe cially in Xew Jersey where so much macadamising has been done by state aid We may expect that in time the construction of stone roads will be come as familiar to farmers as the growing of wheat btit at present there is very little general mtormation on the subject The two points to be observed in building stone roads are first to pro vide a proper foundation and second to roll and compact the stone metal with the utmost thoroughness To be gin with the subsoil which is to serve as a foundation for the stone must be properly crowned sloping down from the middle to each side of the road and must then be rolled until it is abso lutely hard and smooth The road should take its shape from the shape of the foundation The stone is but a covering or roof for the protection of the ground beneath The stone used should be put down in layers not more than four inches thick and it is well where several lay ers of stone are used to sort the material and to use the larger pieces foi the lower layer This sorting is done by means of a rotary screen attached to the rock crusher In building ma tttdam roads in Massachusetts and Ontario the lower layer is usually com- ¬ posed of stone which will pass through a hole 2y2 inches in diameter The sec ond layer usually consists of pieces which will pass through a 1 inch hole Rolling is the most important rint in the treatment of macadam or stone roads A heavy roller should always be used heavy enough to wedge the pieces of stone firmly together The roller accomplishes this by shifting the pieces about until each is lodged firmly between adjoining pieces which read ily explains the greater effectiveness of the heavy machine Two things may prevent successful rolling either the failure to provide a solid foundation or the practice which is very common of spreading gravel or dirt over a layer of stone before it is rolled The idea of using such a binder is a bad mis take In ci iher event the dirt or gravel getting between the loose particles of stone will prevent their becoming firm wedged A mixing of stone and earth which is thus frequently brought about in an attempt to build a macad am road is little better than an ordi nary dirt road indeed it is inferior in some particulars The material in a road thus constructed is sure to shift about under the pressure of narrow tired wheels which results in the larger pit ces of stone working their way to the top rendering the road rough and uncomfortable for travel The best way to help the stone to bind is to thoroughly sprinkle it with water be fore and during the rolling process Almost every kind of stone has more or less cementing qualities and its satura tion with water while it is being rolled serves admirably to help unite the dif ferent pieces firmly The second layer of stone is frequently of less thickness than the layer below This layer should also be thoroughly and repeatedly rolled without the use of gravel or dirt as a supposed binder and with the use of abundant water to help in cement ing it After the layers of stone are entirely completed and have been thor ¬ oughly rolled and packed it is well to spread a layer of gravel by way of top dressing and to roll that thoroughly Better still is to make this layer of Stone screenings which will unite bet ter than gravel does Tiiis dressing will prevent wearing the macadam road proper and as it disappears with use and travel should be renewed from time to time leaving the stone con ¬ struction below absolutely perfect A macadam road properly built and with proper slope to each side will read ¬ ily drain off water and snow The ob ject of all road experts is to so construct a macadam road that water cannot per- meate it If water is allowed to find its way through the macadam road into the foundation below it is sure to work mischief and if the road is then sub- ¬ jected to any considerable pressure from the wheels of heavily loaded wag ¬ ons it is certain to give way Hence the proper maintenance and care of a macadam road are as important as its proper construction If once the road b damaged in this way the work of de- ¬ struction is bound to continue It is therefore as important to prevent this first damage as it is to prevent the first small hole in a dam Taxpayers who are oblige to con tribute to the cost of macadam roads will do well to see to it that the work is properly done The olj adage that what is worth doing at -- 11 is worth do- ¬ ing well applies with irresistible force ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dark Continent Part of tbe The Best Man Wins Prize fighting may not be a pleasant sub ¬ ject but it teaches a lesson nevertheless the inability of man to hold the champion- ¬ ship for any length of time How unlike that great champion of health Hostetters Stomach Hitters which has never been THE As the necessity for good roads in ¬ CHURNING MADE EASY To Change an Ordinary Dash Into Crank Churn Is ot a Diffi ¬ cult Mnttcr There are a large number of butter makers who will use only the old fashioned dash churn believi- that it gives the best results quality and - quantity of butter considered Tin great fault of the dash churn is the labor of operating it so much of the exerted force of the operator being lost on account of no machinery to ¬ ¬ ¬ From time to time it has been ru mored that giraffes existed in British Central Africa on the Loangwa river but although that river valley has been frequently Mted during the last ten years Iry Europeans no authentic in ¬ formation on the point has ever been obtained says the British Central African Gazette Recently however a giraffe was shot on the east bank of the Loangwa in the Marimba district by a European prospector and its skin in ¬ complete sent in to Capt Chichester in Mper nis country The hinder half of the skin is being sent to the British museum and it is hoped that a complete specimen may now be obtained The existence of giraffes in Marimba is remarkable the area in which they nre found is extremely restricted and their number appears to be very few The one shot however was in a herd of about 35 The nearest country north of Marimba in which giraffes are known to exist is north of Mareres where the Elton CotteriH expedition met with them many rears aco To the south Matabeleland is the nearest giraffe country ¬ ¬ ¬ beaten and for fifty years has met and con- ¬ quered the worst cases of constipation dys- ¬ pepsia biliousness and liver trouble See that a private Revenue Stamp covers the neck of the bottle ills of women overshadow thir whole lives Some women are constantly getting medical treat- ¬ A woman best understands ment and are never well womens ills and the women who consult Mrs Pinkham find in her counsel practical assistance Mrs Pinkhams address is Lynn Mass asked the expert wont exactly say that replied the elderly novice but it certainly makes me look vounger How is that Why to sail through space as I occasionally do certainly gives the appearance of youthful activity no matter how I may feel about it Buffalo News younger ell I Looks All Riffht Doesnt the bicycle make you feel ¬ Non Territorial Expansion Means paying rent for a poor farm Now is the time to secure a good farm on the line of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway in Marinette County Wisconsin where the crops are of the best work plenty fine markets excellent climate pure soft water land sold cheap and en long time Why rent a farm when you can buy one for less than vou pay for rent Address C E Rollins Land Agent 161 La Salle St Chicago 111 ¬ -- lT - tgTiumij FIG 1 tflU utilize it as in the crank churn In Figs 1 and 2 dash churns are converted In the device into crank churns 1 an old buggy wheel shown in Fig can be used for the fly wheel All the iron work such as the crank shaft bearings pitman etc can be made by any blacksmith at a small expense ¬ ¬ ¬ childrens Shakespeare pictures paint- ¬ ed in twelve beautiful colors natural as life or the Twentieth Century Girl Cal¬ You are charged with scorching said the magistrate in a stern voice The po- ¬ liceman who overhauled you says you were going at least 15 miles an hour There must be some mistake about this your honor I was FIFTY CEXTS FOR NOTHING Oh yes of course of course they ail What will the inventive brain of man claim that But your honor continued the bicyclist This is a question some one do next I am I was going at least asks almost daily There is one though 20 milespositive that Ohio an hour State Journal who leads all others who for a quarter of a century has been making fine latin- Do Yonr Feet Ache nnd Burn Iry starch- and to day is offering the Shake into your shoes Allens Foot Ease public the finest starch ever placed on a powder for the feet It makes tight or New Shoes feel Easy Cures Corns Bunthe market Swollen Smarting Hot Callous Sore Ask your grocer for a coupon book ions Sweating Feet All Druggists and Shoe and which will enable you to get the first Stores sell it 25c Sample sent FREE Adtwo packages of this new starch RED dress Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y CROSS trade mark brand also two ¬ ¬ Wanted His Record Corrected Mrs Mabel Good Correctionville la tells how Mrs Pinkham saved her life She says I cannot thank you enough for what your medicine has done for me I can recommend it as one of the best medicines on earth for all womens ills I suffered for two years with female weakness and at last became bedfast Three of our best doctors did me no good so I concluded to try Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound After taking a few bottles of your medicine I was rr x able to do all my house- ¬ R5TiairBa---tPSa4rrrj-a--rjuma iV work I know that your RdBfflSW9PBHEaSa sferiGr a medicine raised me from a bed of sickness and 5 ft -- iz3rt perhaps death and am SSKeft 1 r r wees nv-VvH very thankful for what it 4iis ar VaSTS si has done for me I hope -7 rr that every suffering woman may be per x 7 t v fSmi suaded to try your medicine Tf s Get Mrs Pinkhams advice as soon as you begin to be puzzled The sick headaches and dragging sensation come from a curable cause Write for help as soon as they ap PRACTICAL HELP FOR SUFFERING WOMEN WslmE TX w V -- Afc-ija -- idl v rs--- OvjS Mr 1 pear Mrs ¬ ¬ hr i ¬ FIG 2 ¬ The framework any farmer will be able to make himself The two posts used in the first device need not be very large or heavy but just wide enough to per- ¬ mit the wheel to turn inside of the two supports on which the bearings rest In the second figure an iron fly wheel such as is found on an old cider press is used It is adapted to a small churn Orange Judd Farmer ¬ NEW PAVING MATERIAL Oakland Cal Is Trying an Experi ¬ ment ith Asphalt and Red ¬ wood Blocks Combined deal was heard of wood pavements for streets They were quiet and smooth and fairly well suited to the residence districts of a city but did not stand the wear and tear of heavy traffic very well Then when the bloeks became worn and rotten as thev did thev ab sorbed disease germs and lessened the salubrity of the neighborhood Of late wood pavements have gone out of fashion almost entirely Something new in this line is now reported from Oakland Cal however and it may prove so successful as to revolutionize the ideas of civil and sanitary engineers In Oakland the wear and tear comes on a layer of asphalt which covers the wood and not directly on the latter The blocks are six inches square and four inches deep They are laid on a bed of concrete after having been soaked in hot asphalt A mixture of hard asphalt and California liquid as- ¬ phalt in equal parts raised to a tem- ¬ perature of between 350 and 400 de- ¬ grees Fahrenheit is employed The interval during which immersion lasts is from three to five minutes This treat- ¬ ment renders the bloeks waterproof They are then laid from curbstone to ¬ ¬ endar all absolutely free All grocers are authorized to give ten large pack- ¬ ages of RED CROSS STARCH with Christian Register twenty of the Shakespeare pictures or ten of the Twentieth Century Girl Cal- ¬ The Best Prescription for Chills endars to the first five purchasers of the and Fever is a bottle of Guoves Tastkles and ENDLESS CHAIN STARCH BOOK Chill TOXIC It is simply ironnay quinine ir a tasteless form N re no Price50c This is one of the greatest offers ever English as Written in Austria made to introduce RED CROSS laun- ¬ This curious attempt at English was dry starch J C Hubingers latest in- ¬ copied the other day from the label of a vention bottle of kummel at Kitzbuhel This fine aromatical liquor of cumin being carefullst Miia Proctors Youthful Critics Miss Mary Proctor the astronomer and destillated by me from exquisite green cumin must lecturer takes a deep interest in social set- an excellent be recommended at the best as and savory hygienical middle tlement work in the big cities and frequentN Y Tribune ly gives her personal services toward entertaining poor children and adults Generally y To Cure a Cold In One her lectures are very well received Many Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All of her audiences often manifest better at- druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c tention than those drawn from higher circles Now and then there are exceptions Crowded Out On one occasion a bright eyed little boy who Crowded out to make room for more insat in the front row with his eyes fixed upon teresting remarked the editor as the speaker was asked how he liked it I he shoved matter plate of aside a beans and tackled guess he said it was pretty good but she ought to talk about lions and tigers Thats pie Ohio State Journal better tor everybody At another lecture a youngster criticised her as follows Its Remember that Putnam Fadeless Dyes all very well to talk of weighing and meas- are the only dyes in the world that are uring stars There are some people of guaranteed to give satisfaction If you use course who believe that sort of thing but if Putnam Fadeless Dyes and are dissatisfied she thinks she can fool us boys with such send the empty envelope to Monroe Drug Co Unionville Mo and they will forfairy tales shes very much mistaken Philadelphia Post ward you 10c for every envelope of Putnam Fadeless Dyes ¬ The man who invented a perfect method for the culture of the memory forgot his hat The man who wrote a book instructing mankind how to live a hundred years died at 88 The woman who wrote a book to prove that there is no death has buried two husbands ¬ Preaching and Practice Ind writes Dear Mrs Pinkham I was troubled with sick headache and was so weak and nervous I could hardlv eo A liiend called upon me one evening and recommended Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound saying that she knew that it would cure me I then sent for your medicine and after taking five bottles of it I was entirely cured I cannot praise it enough M Campbe llsburg Dole Stanley f MAMMOTH If ORDI HOI 150-I33-I- 54 I56-I58-I- 60 I62I64 I66 MADSONST CHICAGO ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FASHIONABLE AUTUMN AND WINTER SKIRT So 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 an illustrated Notwunstanding tne modest cost 01 tins ne plus ultra of fashion none of the essential points that go to make np a strictly first class skirt have been omitted It is Hned throughout with high rade percaline and it be- ¬ substantial interlining ¬ bound with best waterpwith roof binding madepatent under box plait and snap fasteners in the back to prevent spreading open v bound seams The accomfl panying illustration having style- - be- ¬ V been made from a photo- ¬ graph of the skirt accurately portrays the grace fulness of each fold and line and gives a clear concep- ¬ tion of the way it will hang when worn This is a bar- ¬ gain of unusual interest to every lady who desires something not too expen- ¬ sive at the same time pos ¬ sessing style equal to more costly garments and quality that is wonderfully serv- ¬ iceable Colors are navy Sizes blue or black in Waist 22 to 30 inches length 39 to 44 inches Larger sizes 20 per cent extra Price ¬ ¬ ¬ Fifteen or twenty years ago a good Home Seekers Excursions via ¬ Four Route Bis ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ To the North West Northwest Southwest South and Southeast Selling dates August 15th September 5th and 19th and on October 3d and 17th 1899 at one fare pins 8200 to authorised points in the fol lowing states Alabama Arizona Arkan ¬ sas British Columbia Colorado Florida Georgia Iowa Indian Territory Idaho Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Slinnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Manitoba New Mexico Nebraska North Carolina North Dakota Oregon Okla homa South Carolina South Dakota Texas I tab Virginia Wyoming Wisconsin Washington For full information and par¬ ticulars as to rates routes tickets limits stop over privileges etc call on Agents Big Four Route or address the undersigned W P Deppe A G P T Agt Warren J Lynch Gen Pass Tkt Agt ¬ ¬ ¬ An egotist is a man who is unable to disguise the interest he feels in himself Chicago Daily News Youll enjoy wearing cause it possesses individual ¬ ¬ I have found Pisos Cure for Consumption an unfailing medicine F R Lotz 1305 Scott St Covington Kv Oct 1 1894 a We have heard of several but never knew man who could enjoy a joke on himself Atchison Globe cause the price is only about half the enumerated among our customers means to be close touch with the centers of fashion at all times value To be ¬ Is taken Internally Halls Catarrh Cure Price 75c i College graduates and thermometers are marked by degrees Chicago Daily News One who has a mind to think will soon have a thinking mind Rams Horn w Cincinnati O ¬ ¬ ¬ Sh Did you e er kiss a girl when she Yes but onlv once He tvasn t looking Sh e made me do it over again when she was Town T apics looiking vd49 S ¬ THE MARKETS 1 LIVESTOCK Cattlecommon elect butchirs CALVES Fair to od Ik tit HOGS Coarse and Heavy Mixed packers Li ht shipm r SHEEP Choice LAMBS Spring INCinnatl Sept 5 2 28 To OUR MAMMOTH CATAL In which is listed 73 85 f4 if UJ To 4 0J 4 60 io 70 To at lowest wholesale prices everything ic 9 4 ¬ of lime is heated and poured upon the wood pavement This is so soft a liquid that it runs down into all the interstices and even works its way under the wood if there are any holes there Not until thr fluid has been poured on three successive times is the surface properly covered and the spaces between the blocks well filled Sand to the depth of a quarter of an inch is rolled into the asphalt when the last application has been made of the lat- ¬ ter The carpet thus formed has so hard a surface that it Avithstands ordi light traffic for two or three years It can be renewed at an expense of less than half a cent per square foot Ke ¬ newal seems to be necessary where red wood is used but hard wood can re main bare for a longer time without in ¬ curbstone A mixture of asphalt and carbonate FLOUft winter patent GRAIN Wheat No No 3 red Corn N Oats- - No i 5 I 6 4 75 s 40 0J 2o 70 T2 2 red m 3 ¬ live W Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Lm BUl TER Choice dairy HA V 2 2 mixed H 2 o eat wear ana use is iurmsnea on receipt 01 oniy sue to partly pay postage or expressage and as evidence of good faith the 10c is allowed on first purchase amounting to 2 lUU or above 0 o ie99w09w9OOve - uD 3 2o l 2o 3 50 73 67 22- ai2 l a o a 30 24 ji 14 POTATOES Per brl -- Choice ere iukt APPLES Choice to fancy CHICAGO 3 50 1 0 60 74 eethinA a k FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring CORN- - No 2 OATS L 7P - PORK Mess LARD Steam NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT Not red RYE CORN No OATS 2 No 2 33 23 7 80 ill 8 25 b 45 5 3J 3 60 fy ftrj 80 76 Kidneys Liver and Bowels Cleanses the ystem LrrrfJ C OVERCOMES Acts gently on the jgL W L Teething Powders As Costs only 25 Cents irnl and certainly more sat Urart crv than from anything we ever csed Ask your Druggist for it If not kept by lruecct- mail a Ceutit to JUL salts The effects were utmost Rewcnow BishooJoseph S Key W irive your iKLTHlNA Trethin Powders to our lirl grandchild with the happiest re Wrote -- matr C J MOFFETT M D St Louis Mo mixed mm ¬ ¬ Mixed PORK Ne Mess LARD Western BALTIMORE 9 00 b To 3 30 T3 65 01 38 9 59 3350 DOUGLAS SHOES 4 to EN Worth 6 compared with READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS - 5 80 r jury X Y Tribune This will not only been pastucrized 1o feed to calves but if it piake it saj Is fed to i will also prevent the disease being spread in that direction trbich means jts getting a foothold on cireum the farce Do not under any to strange cattle run in jtances permit the pastures or occupy the stables Above all do nit permit a consumptive arm person to take tare of the j ¬ To Keep Out Tuberculosis In keeping the herd of dairy coyrs free from tuberculosis a few general rules a least should be observed First Jcnow ttiat the herd is free from the disease Then do not bring a new eow into the herd unless she has been first tested fey twhtmnHri If milk is taken to a creamery and skim milk brought back do not pf rwut it to be used till it has ¬ FLOUR Faunly GRAIN Wheat No 3 recl Southern Corn Mixed Oats- - No 2 white Rve No 2 western LAiiiifi rirst quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed Indorsed by over 1 000000 wearers ALL LEATHERS ALL STYLES TIIK GFNI INK hT W L BmbIhP1 naae and price tamped on bottom other makes j ft 18-- 60 13H 74 40 29 o uu 5 20 58 o 20 5 30 67 32 22 3 55 c Q jj 3 45 r CONATION PERMANENTLY -- ATC ITS teu t Gr HABTIUL Bvy ill r -aw ov 11v V VY S foji 4au by au 1 Take no substitute claimed to lie as pood Largest makers of t3 and 3so shoe In the world Your dealer thould keep them If not we will 6end yo a pair on receipt of price 3t kind of leather size and width plain or cap toe Barters I Fir that can Great Nerve Restorer Take no other it is ihe best be mad Cured Nun ArchSi Catalogue B Free LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter paent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red PORK Mes- LARD Steam Corn Oats Mixed Mixed 70 34 to a 25 9 00 6 25 auirniaTgSyrvf tV mm CAk HCIAL Te genuine - mantd L DOUGLAS SHOE CO Brockton Mass free BriTQ ousnetfter UrsiUiiy stiseof Oil CJ Peraianeitj Dr RHKLINE Irrt S3 trial botUeani r K trvi y 1 MRES WHERt AU ELSE FAILS Beak Oougrn Syrup Tastes Good Use Jf in time Sold tor druKjrista rmu Mt nn aorriL - llN WKITINe 1 ADVERTISERS please stale tbat ym saw tbe JlC erttse went In thin naner m m Month costly outfit free wewantamn- - or 75 woman iu every county applvquiclc Manu facturers 394 Market St Phlladeipuia A N K E 1780 ¬ - cpwj ri iCieriew not afford in the United States to build first class highways It is even mora emphatically true that we cannot af- ¬ ford to waste money in unsuccessful at- tempt at macadamizing Many of us still believe that we can- ¬ HiiJillulitlliBlilm To cure or money refunded by your merchant so why not try it -- Price 50c 4 I A CROWNING TWO COMPLETE UNABRIDGED PERFORMANCES RAIN OR SHINE AT PARIS FRIDAY OCT 13CH THE MOST STUPENDOUS TREMENDOUS SHOWS OF ALL EARTH ADAM F OREPAUGH AND SELLS BROTHERS J Americas Two Greatest Shows in One Grand Imperial Colossal Combination General Offices A BAILEY PETER SELLS LEWIS SELLS W W COLE Directors Madison Square Garden New York City Coming direct from its Tremen dous Triumphs at Madison Square Ctorden New York City where gloriously conquered the Public and the Press of the Metropolis Entire Intact Complete The same suherh show will be exactly and precisely duplicated in eery act feature and detail at the ex¬ IV n S - 2F I Ho v s r o J hibitions here Here exaggeration first meets defeat and language cannot equal fact Here magnitude and merit size and greatness quality and quantity Immensity and interest are twin giants of such ponderous proportions that they may not be measured by words nor gauged by the standards of any previous exhibitions in the show history of OTHER SHOWS DWARFED BY COMPARISON the world THINK OF IT TWO CIRCUSES TWO MENAGAKIES TWO HIPPODROMES MLSELMS TWO TWO HORSE FAIRS TWO STREET FAIRS All united an1 infrared into ohe vast mam mot b inaigniticent enormous ag dreams gregation of magnitude ¬ THREE RINGS TWO STAGES 1 3 MILE TRACK ¬ fully realizing the wildest Tne shows theatres gymnasi ¬ ums and arenas of the world have a been depleted of their star per formers to complete the program of this circus celebration of the last year of earths greatest cen- ¬ 1 tury 1000 -- WILD 300 AND TRAINED ANIMAL OH AMPI0NS TOO MANY CHAMPIONS TO BE NAMED SEE THE COMIC SOUSA BAND ARENI 0 300 GRAND FRE2 STREET - PARADE Woodwarus Seal and Sea Lion Orchestra THREE HERDS OF Prodigious Performing Elephants A beautiful center table given My agency insures against away to cash customers at frit e fire wind and storm best oil re- ¬ Co Champion Athletes Champion Equestrians of both Far Surpassing iu tiraideur anv Previous- P gantry Street Spectacled or Pub Bewildering in Brilliancy Gorgeous in Glitter and lie Procession lrrideaceut iu lis tociutiliatins sexes Champion Acrobats Champion Gymnasts Cham- ¬ pion Equilibrists Champion Aerialists Champion Saltato Two Perfornances Fiij RfliN nn shine Uwder Abolultlj Waterproof Tents rialists Champion Racers Champion Rough Riders AFTERNOON AT 2 EVENING AT 8 DOCRS CFEN ONE K OUR EARLIER Champion Bicyclists Champion Leapers Champion Con- ¬ 15000 Seats Xiht as Light as Iay Day and M ht Shows Alike tortionists and Champions in every field of skill and REMEMBER Oae ticket admits to all the combined shews No raise in prices ADMISSION 50c CHILDREN UNDER 9 YEARS OF AGE 25c strength and a veritable congress of CHAMPION CACHINATORY CLCWNS Dont Suffer the Electropoise cures all diseases without the nse of medicine A pure Oxygen treatment by absorption It cures where every hing else fails It is needed in every family for it will relieve every weakness or ailment to the most persisient chronic disease and without the use of a grain of medicine Thousands of people all over the Uuited States froiti private citizens to Lawyers Doctors Preachers Mipreme Judges Editors etc even Crowned Heads of Europe have given lacts written testimonials of thr--B ok of fefnimonialu and matter of great interest with pric of instruments ssut fre Every fa mil v should have an Blectropois it saves money induce health Hend yonr ftddmw at ouce nrl see what people say who have thoroughly Agents wantefj THE tested its nerirs 513 4th St ELECTROPOLSE CO Ky Louisville 1 Actually Reserved Numbered Coupon Seats will be Sold on the Day of Exhi ¬ CO 511 Main Street bition at jr S VARDEN - Clothiers says of a seveie case of indigentiou cau Strongly recommend it to all djepep Digests what you eat without ni The Bourbon tics froir the stomach ani cures dj pepsia having- secured - Ctatr H Brown Kolamazo Mich Koriol Dyspepsia Cnmcnrrd m prompt paying compaliable on umon nies W 0 HINTON Agent Steam Laundry office room ¬ ¬ eS W T Brooks One Minute Cough Cure quickly cure- - office at that place Phone No ate 8Utuiii coaebfl and colds All calls or bundles entrusted er it a most wonderful mtivine 0 V W Merton Mav- - to them will receive prompt at ¬ Hud safe o 1 and Main will locate their main Parker James corner Fourth at - 1 71K W 1 Z I w Wis W T BrooKs tention IKS -- Thompson go this Kid Oxford s z s 2 to 4 worth weik for 150 t Davis lsgriys inogitfj Qarria5e5 for 5a I j 0 Natuhk forgiving and will restore your diseased kidneys that will tive you i Tkatiue D health by osing Di Sawyers For sale by V T Brooks photographer will make Gallery tore- Maotello photo3 lor ten cents - rAPLF iu g pp the next two weeks te telephone exchange Dyspepsia It structing the exhausted digestive Hicycl Sewing Machines SamnV and parti ulars free Send us your address to day if you do 1T1ZESS ATTE8TI0M no more and see how eaily yon can get something nice you want We will sur Now is the time to brine in vonr en- prise yon Please dont wait a minute Better enclose 5 stamps for gine mowers and iarm machinery for send now subscription and present or 3 repairs Also Mower and binder blades trial And dont forget your lawn mowers stamps for watch and paper while the watches are going free The PASTIME gjs an oil tov s which I will mak artificially digests the food and aids gOOll rta UeW Ot MflUl all tfnUl Pnb Co Louisville Kv Nature in strengthening and recon- ¬ pipe fitting Steel ranges repaired All Kodol Cure C W DONT WAIT A 31iNLTiv 1 offer lor sale my entire stock Good Watches Absolutely Free of buggies phvetons barouches We Want yonr name lor PAT1ME a blight clean lllu trat story and road wagons carts at reduced paper f r the fauuly circle prices I will also sell my carriage nnmoions lti large pages shop which is sixty live feet trial 4 monthsonlv 75 cents h year on In nts We give a long forty rive feet wide and uickle silver watch to each ratweriber a Deat mediam bized watch guarantt vii three stories high for one year Will keep time for man J I HAGGARD years as accurately as a 100 watch And tor a little wnHl we give old lljly 3in Paris Ky J TWIN BROTHERS SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS X Watches tuus etc Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of FALL ¬ ¬ Digests what you eat 1 or- ¬ gans It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic No other preparation ¬ can approach it in efficiency It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia Indigestion Heartburn Flatulence Sour Stomach Nausea SickHeadacheGastralgiaCrampsand imperfectdigestion all ther results ofDeWltt Co Chicago Prepared by E T HHOiKS work enarantend ikWfllLLS ucauE SHOP has B DICKON Cor Third and Pleasant St DENTIST Office over the Bourbon Bank WlUS DRY GOODS BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection ill mm m r -- L Of No 508 vVill be VV Niutn s Ohio - vim iunit Puns U5jytf m GW Fl DHV1S at the Windsor Hotel v PHILIP Office over TUESDAY returning every month Oct lOth 199H sHconrt FOLFY DENTIST N Vardens drag store Hotel FURNITURE Tuh1mv in at- - Rkfkrenck CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC XEKAT F1 KNISHINGS L Paris Keiitm kv Evry leating iinvsicmriu uight an be found it Ford ham at WOOd StUfebS Mxxlmmus SEEDS ¬ 7Z r Calls for Ambulance Attended to Promptly Day Phone 137 Sight 100 Are thoroaghlv releaned new crop and of highest quality It costs comparatively no more to sow StWBgst Grade Seeds than the ordinary stocks so generally offered while the results will fcWar 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 iVESSRi mm MtSCT FsS WOOD v STliBBS 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